Gold Ship

AKA ゴールドシップぱかチューブっ! 公式アカウント

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About

Gold Ship streams as part of Cyber V. Presents as Female. Operates out of Japan. Content is delivered in japanese. Active on YouTube, X (Twitter). Their reach includes 1.4M subscribers on YouTube, 342.7K followers on Twitter. Often tagged with youtubestreamer. Has been performing since 2018/03/25. Personality: Like her anime counterpart, Gold Ship is rather conceited and somewhat esoteric, yet is still very compassionate and willing to help her friends. Notable detail: In the anime, Gold Ship pops an entire watermelon with rapid pokes. Gold stands at 170 cm (5'7"). Zodiac sign: Pisces. Goes by ゴールドシップ / ぱかチューブっ! 公式アカウント in different contexts.

Gold Ship (ゴールドシップ) is a female Japanese Virtual YouTuber who runs channel called Pakatube (ぱかチューブっ). She is originally a character from the Uma Musume Pretty Derby series of mobile games and anime about horse girls.

Character Info

Country Japan

Gender Female

Birthday 6 March

Debut 2018/03/25

Height 170 cm (5'7")

Zodiac Sign Pisces

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Streaming Language Japanese

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Personality

Like her anime counterpart, Gold Ship is rather conceited and somewhat esoteric, yet is still very compassionate and willing to help her friends. She also maintains her rivalry with fellow Uma Musume (Horse Girl) Tosen Jordan, and is rather mischievous when around her Uma teammate Mejiro McQueen.

Trivia

In the anime, Gold Ship pops an entire watermelon with rapid pokes. She attempts this feat in her YouTube channel, but is unsuccessful. She ends up throwing the watermelon over her shoulder in frustration.
Many of her videos feature the title "Publicity Specialist (Self Proclaimed)". Gold Ship insists her title is official and constantly demands the staff remove the parenthetic addition.
Like all Uma Musume girls, Gold Ship has only one pair of ears at the top of her head, but no humanlike ears on the sides of her head. Most Uma Musume girls have hairstyles which cover the sides of their head to make this less obvious, but Gold Ship instead wears earmuffs.
is based on a Japanese racehorse of the same name, who raced between 2011 and 2015.