Froot VTuber Face Reveal & VShojo Past Life

Froot VTuber Face Reveal & VShojo Past Life

The Froot VTuber you watch cackling through horror games and drawing gorgeous art on Twitch spent years secretly building other people’s faces before she ever showed her own! She was a famous anime illustrator, a VShojo founder, and one of the last talents standing when the entire agency burned to the ground in 2025.

If you have spent any time watching VShojo clips, you already know the Froot VTuber energy. She is the sleepy little lich with the soft voice, the green glowing tattoos, and the evil laugh that jumps out of nowhere. She looks cute and cozy, then she cackles like a tiny cartoon villain and chat completely loses it. But the woman behind Apricot the Lich has a past life most fans never connect to her, and her VShojo story ended in one of the messiest agency collapses we have ever covered. Let’s get into all of it, from her secret artist career to her face reveal to the moment she walked out on her own terms.

Who Is The Froot VTuber?

Froot, known in character as Apricot the Lich, is an English VTuber and illustrator from England. She debuted on November 27th, 2020 as one of the founding first generation members of VShojo, dropping in right alongside Ironmouse, Nyanners, Silvervale, and Zentreya from day one.

Her character is an undead lich who has been alive so long that she has literally forgotten chunks of her own history, including who first gave her the name Apricot. Lore fans will tell you she was once a half-dragon girl who lost those powers when she was turned into a lich. These days she just hangs out in an underworld castle drawing art, which is honestly the coziest villain backstory ever written.

Design wise she reads as human at first glance, but look closer and you catch the long pointed ears, four dark purple horns curling back from her head, and messy teal hair streaked with emerald green. Her eyes glow bright green, and her face tattoos light up green when she channels magic. It is a stunning model, and there is a very good reason for that, which we will get to in a second.

Froot VTuber Apricot the Lich official Live2D model with teal hair and green horns
Apricot the Lich official model render. Source: Virtual YouTuber Wiki (virtualyoutuber.fandom.com).

Want to see the model actually move and hear that sleepy lich voice? Her official VShojo 2.0 debut trailer shows it off beautifully.

Froot’s official Apricot the Lich 2.0 debut trailer. Source: Apricot (Froot) on YouTube.

If you are new to all of this and want the basics first, our guide on what a VTuber actually is breaks the whole concept down.

Froot VTuber Past Life: The Artist Called BSApricot

Here is the twist most casual viewers miss. The Froot VTuber past life is not some random office job or a tiny forgotten stream account. Before Froot ever existed, she was already a respected anime artist working under the name BSApricot.

And she was not just doodling for fun either. She worked as a professional illustrator and costume designer for other VTubers before she ever became one herself. She drew art for their debuts, designed their outfits, and helped build their Live2D models. She is credited with designing the models for Hime and Lord Commander Chaos, and she drew Ironmouse’s introduction art as well. Sit with that for a second. She was literally building other creators’ faces long before she showed her own.

BSApricot debut key visual showing Froot VTuber past life anime artwork
Froot’s original debut key visual, showcasing the art skills from her BSApricot days. Source: Virtual YouTuber Wiki (virtualyoutuber.fandom.com).

It also explains why she slotted into VShojo so perfectly. The whole brand was built on chaotic, wildly talented indie creators, and Froot was already living in that scene as an artist before she ever stepped in front of a camera.

The Froot VTuber Face Reveal

Alright, the part you scrolled down for. The Froot VTuber face reveal actually happened, and it landed way earlier than most fans expect.

Back in August 2021, Froot dropped a partial face reveal on her Twitter, covering part of her face with her own avatar emoji as a little tease. Extremely on-brand goblin behavior. Then the very next day she went all the way and did a full face reveal stream on YouTube. She tweeted afterward on August 17th, saying she did not expect so many people to show up just to see her face, and thanking everyone for dropping by with her signature little “hehehehehe.”

The reveal itself matched the vibe perfectly. She has a soft, dreamy energy in person that lines up exactly with her sleepy lich voice, so fans who tuned in got precisely the cozy artist girl they had pictured in their heads.

Here is her actual face reveal post, the August 17th, 2021 tweet thanking everyone for turning up.

Froot’s own August 2021 face reveal announcement. Source: @LichVtuber on X.

Now here is the drama. Not everyone was thrilled! A slice of fans got weirdly upset that she showed her face at all, whining that it broke their “immersion” with the character. That reaction says a lot more about them than it does about Froot, and she clearly knew it. She just kept it moving, kept posting the occasional selfie, and by her later updates the response had warmed way up. The immersion crowd calmed down, fans got comfortable, and Froot proved you can absolutely be both a beloved lich avatar and a real person who posts a cute picture now and then.

If you love this kind of reveal story, we rounded up a pile more in our big VTuber face reveal hub, where we cover the faces behind a ton of famous models.

Froot’s Character, Voice, And Personality

Part of why Froot blew up is that her personality is such a delicious contradiction. On paper she is a terrifying immortal lich who has outlived civilizations. In practice she is a soft-spoken sweetheart with a high, calming voice who gets absolutely spooked by horror games she picked out herself.

That contradiction is the entire bit! She loves horror, she loads up something scary, and then she flinches and squeaks at every single jump scare while chat spams laughing emotes. She is playful, a little mischievous, and always one beat away from that goofy evil laugh that became one of her most clipped moments ever.

Content wise she mostly lives in the Just Chatting category, but her art streams are where she truly shines. Watching an illustrator of her level casually draw for hours is genuinely relaxing, almost like a study-with-me stream except the study is her being ridiculously good at her craft. She also dips into strategy and role playing games, with Warhammer 40,000 and Zenless Zone Zero popping up in her rotation. It is a lovely mix of chill, creative, and nerdy that keeps her community coming back.

Froot And The Other VShojo Members

You cannot tell the Froot story without the rest of the VShojo members, because that agency was basically a friend group that turned pro. When VShojo launched, the founding lineup was Froot, Ironmouse, Nyanners, Silvervale, and Zentreya, with Projekt Melody and others joining the roster along the way.

VShojo members lineup including Froot Ironmouse Nyanners Silvervale and Zentreya
The VShojo roster group graphic, with Froot woven into the friend circle. Source: Virtual YouTuber Wiki (virtualyoutuber.fandom.com).

Froot fit right in as the calm, arty one of the crew. While Ironmouse brought the loud chaos and Nyanners brought the cursed comedy, Froot was the cozy lich painting in the background and popping in with a creepy little giggle. She was actually the first VShojo member who had not been an indie VTuber before joining, which makes her run even more interesting since she came in from the art side. The collabs between the VShojo members were half the fun of the whole brand, and Froot was woven into that friend circle twice over, both as talent and as the artist who had literally drawn for some of them.

For a while VShojo looked absolutely unstoppable. The energy was real, the roster was stacked, and Froot was a core piece of the machine. Then it all came apart.

The VShojo Twitter Meltdown And The Collapse

Then came 2025, and things went sideways fast. The whole implosion basically played out in real time on VShojo Twitter for everyone to watch.

On July 21st, 2025, Ironmouse posted that she was resigning from VShojo effective immediately. She accused the agency of failing to pay her a significant amount of money, and she said the company owed the Immune Deficiency Foundation at least 500,000 dollars in charity donations raised during her Twitch streams. That charity money was supposed to go straight to the foundation. That is the kind of accusation that ends a company, and it did exactly that.

Once Ironmouse went public, the dam broke. Other talents came forward saying VShojo had missed months of payments to them too, and within about 24 hours nearly every creator on the roster had cut ties. Former CEO Justin “Gunrun” Ignacio eventually confirmed the company had run out of money to pay talent and admitted funds raised through talent activity had been spent. VShojo announced it was shutting down entirely on July 24th. Scrolling the VShojo Twitter timeline that week was genuinely wild, with goodbye posts and callouts stacking up by the hour.

The whole thing kicked off with Ironmouse’s own video laying out the accusations, which is worth watching to understand the wreckage Froot walked out of.

Ironmouse explains her exit and the charity accusations that brought VShojo down. Source: ironmouse on YouTube.

Froot was right in the middle of all of it, and her exit came with its own little wrinkle.

Projekt Melody Leaving VShojo And Froot Going Indie

The wave of departures caught everyone. Zentreya, Kson, Henya, Hime, Michi Mochievee, and more all headed for the door. Projekt Melody leaving VShojo landed on July 22nd, 2025, right in the thick of the collapse, and Projekt Melody going independent was one of the loudest exits of the bunch since she was such a massive draw.

Froot ended up being the very last founding member to make it official. On July 24th she announced her own departure, stripped VShojo out of her name and bio, switched fully to going independent as Froot the lich, and brought up a copyright strike situation while sharing sympathy for both the talent and the staff caught in the wreckage.

For a brief stretch during the chaos she even looked like the only active VShojo member left standing, which was a genuinely strange spot for the quiet artist of the group to land in. But she came out of it just fine. She kept her model, kept her community, and carried on streaming as an indie, which honestly suits her better than anything. She started this entire journey as an independent artist, so going back to being her own boss is a full circle moment for her.

Fun Facts About The Froot VTuber

Apricot Froot Youtooz collectible figure of the VTuber lich
The official Apricot Froot Youtooz collectible figure. Source: Youtooz.com official product listing.

Here are some quick hits to round out your Froot knowledge:

  • Her birthday is October 22nd, so she is a Libra lich.
  • Her old artist name in the anime community was BSApricot, and yes, it is 100 percent the same person.
  • She has an official Youtooz collectible, the adorable Apricot Froot figure.
  • Her Twitter handle is @LichVtuber, leaning all the way into the undead theme.
  • She designed Live2D models for other creators, including Hime and Lord Commander Chaos, before ever debuting herself.
  • Her evil laugh is one of her most clipped moments, which is hilarious for someone with such a gentle speaking voice.
  • She loves horror content but scares easily, which is basically the entire comedy engine of her streams.
  • In lore she was once a half-dragon before becoming a lich, which is a wild little detail buried in her backstory.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Froot the same person as the artist BSApricot?

Yes. Before she debuted as Froot, she was a known anime illustrator under the name BSApricot. She drew art and designed models and outfits for other VTubers, which is the past life a lot of fans never connect to her.

Did Froot ever do a face reveal?

She did. Froot posted a partial face reveal on Twitter in August 2021 and then followed it up with a full face reveal stream on YouTube the very next day. She has since shared more selfies with her community.

Why did Froot leave VShojo?

Froot left during the July 2025 VShojo collapse, when the agency was hit with accusations of unpaid talent and 500,000 dollars in withheld charity donations. She was the last founding member to announce her exit, leaving on July 24th and continuing as an independent VTuber.

Who are the VShojo members Froot debuted with?

Froot was a founding first generation VShojo member alongside Ironmouse, Nyanners, Silvervale, and Zentreya, with Projekt Melody and others joining the roster later.

What does Froot stream?

Froot mostly streams Just Chatting and art streams, where she shows off the illustration skills from her BSApricot days. She also plays strategy and role playing games like Warhammer 40,000 and Zenless Zone Zero.

Is Froot still active after VShojo shut down?

Yes. Froot kept her lich model and her fanbase and moved forward as an independent VTuber after the agency closed, going right back to the indie roots she started from.

Wrapping Up

So that is the whole Froot story! A gifted artist named BSApricot who quietly built other creators’ models, then stepped out as a sleepy little lich and became a VShojo founder. She gave us a face reveal, a legendary evil laugh, and some of the coziest streams around, and she walked out of the VShojo wreckage still standing as an indie. Not bad for someone who claims she forgot most of her own past. Keep an eye on her, because this lich is far from done.

Casey Delgado

Casey covers the indie VTuber scene and VShojo, where the drama writes itself. From sudden terminations to agency shakeups to Twitter beef between streamers, Casey tracks the messy side of VTubing so you always know what actually went down.

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