🎨IRySFan Fiction

Behind every livestream lies another kind of stage. Operated by Cover Corporation, this space is known as Hololive, home to performers who sing and speak in Japanese, Indonesian, and English. More than a network of streamers, it produces music, stages concerts, and manages merchandise and licensing—a garden where a culture is quietly cultivated. By the end of 2019, the male unit Holostars and the music label INoNaKa had joined under one banner, widening the stage further. IRyS is one of the voices who stands upon it.

What draws people to this world is the way a single, unscripted moment of live broadcast becomes something like a story. Words exchanged without a script, an unplanned laugh, a small joke shared with an audience—these accumulate until a personality seems to rise on its own. Because there is no fixed ending, fans are drawn to imagine what comes next. A performer who exists mostly through voice takes on as many faces as there are listeners, and so fan fiction never runs dry; one person's reading awakens another's imagination.

On Novelia, stories woven by fans and AI alike can be read for free. If a character catches your interest, you can talk with them through AI conversation, almost as if listening closely to that voice. And if a story has begun to form in your own mind, a few taps are enough to give it shape—your own version, added to the ever-widening stage that began with a single voice.