🎨Makaino RirimuFan Fiction

In 2018, a collective of virtual livers emerged with the aim of bridging the two-dimensional and the three-dimensional — Nijisanji. Founded and operated by Anycolor Inc., the group began as testers for an experimental app before transforming into a live-streaming agency in its own right. Favoring Live2D models and real-time broadcasts over the 3D, video-based format popularized by Kizuna AI, Nijisanji left a lasting mark on the culture that followed. Today the agency counts roughly 150 livers among its ranks, each carrying a distinct voice and story. Among them lives 魔界ノりりむ (Makai no Ririmu), one presence within this ever-expanding world.

Idle chatter, game commentary, song — the format shifts, but what runs beneath it all is the immediacy of live broadcast, the feeling of "right now." Unscripted exchanges close the distance between performer and viewer, letting each liver's outline sharpen over time. Nijisanji was named a top buzzword of the year in 2019, and a 2023 survey placed it among the most favored VTuber projects among fans. It is a space that has been loved, again and again, by many. Perhaps that is why people find themselves wanting to know more — to imagine what lies behind a liver's expression or unspoken history, and to fill in the spaces the original leaves open. Fan creation is simply one way that impulse finds form.

On Novelia, the stories that fans and AI have woven around 魔界ノりりむ can be read freely. If a particular expression or an untold side of her stirs curiosity, an AI conversation with the character herself is only a message away. And when an idea for a story takes shape, a version of your own can be built in just a few taps, ready to carry the tale forward. One story lights a flame; another hand carries it on — that quiet passing-on is what happens here.