Nejkira
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Nejkira is a female VTuber from Czechia. Nejkira streams as an independent creator. Fans use the 🦊🍓🌟 oshi mark and call themselves Ňuníci.
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Čauky!~ Jmenuji se Nejki a jsem tvoje nejroztomilejší blopující vtuber nejka ze všech!~ 🦊Streamuji tu buď jak hraji hry nebo jak ze sebe dělám virtuálního mima. 🐾
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Nejkira wasn’t born a girl. She was born a male kitsune, and at school she was constantly teased for not being as much of a “boy” as the others. Nejkira was tired of constantly trying to fit in as the "right" kind of boy, so she resorted to a desperate act.
She collected black magic books she’d obtained from shady dealers and began searching for a spell that would transform her into a girl. Thanks to the spell, she became more petite, more soft, and cuter. The spell also permanently erased all her traumas, including her own voice, which had been a source of discomfort and suffering for her, making her physically inaudible to those around her.
Her unstable spell caused a magitronic power grid outage throughout the entire heavenly world, and the authorities came after her. Eventually, the heavenly police found her, accused her of witchcraft, put her on trial, where, being mute, she could not defend herself, and so she was exiled to the mortal world.
However, in order to communicate intelligibly in the mortal world, she constructed a magical vessel called a "speechboard" into which she inserts words using magital packets. If someone hears Nejkira making "blop, blop!" sounds, that is the sound of those packets. For Nejkira, they are the only sounds she can make. Since they are of magical origin, they are exempt of her muted existence. The speechboard then catches these blops, decodes their content, and writes it on itself as text. The speechboard can often be glitchy, and sometimes it misinterprets the packets, either displaying text several times in a row or mixing up the words.
If anyone wants to understand Nejkira now, they must read the words and sentences on the speechboard, or watch her facial expressions and body language.