Tabasuko Adds Animated Live2D Bonus to Delayed ASMR Pack, Sets Nov. 22-29 Relay

INDEPENDENT — Tabasuko, an Independents streamer with Mirolive, used a stream titled “Major News” on Friday to say that her long-delayed ASMR release will come with an extra: an adult-rated animated Live2D piece, sold at the same price as the pack. Buyers get it automatically on the sales platform, she said, with no markup.

She apologized for the wait. The pack was first meant to come out around her fifth anniversary in mid-year, then before the end of this year, and it slipped because her throat did not recover. She called the bonus her way of making up for it. The animation is by the same illustrator who drew her earlier work, she said, and a teaser will go up once post-production is checked and any fixes are made.

“It’s the same price, no markup. You get an animated Live2D piece with it.” — Tabasuko, on the bonus for the delayed ASMR pack

Earlier she joked about how tiring recording had been: she acted out the scenes in motion to get the voice right, squatting and breathing hard, because a change of posture changes how the voice sounds.

She also announced her own ASMR relay for Nov. 22 to 29. The usual November relay had been in doubt because she was busy with her October concert. Each day will carry a viewer goal, with follow-up content in her streams if the goal is met, and some of it may be free to watch if the totals are high enough.

Between announcements she turned to food. She said she had ordered plain grilled mochi at a barbecue restaurant, broken it up and dropped it into a soup, and that about half of the eight people at the table liked the result. Chat argued over whether mochi soup can be salty, with talk of savory tangyuan, and she protested that she is a decent cook.

She closed by saying she will stream less often from next year, and that something very big is coming around or before the end of next year. Chat had opened the stream with a wall of crying emotes, apparently reading the title as a farewell.