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Artemis of the Blue: an independent shark with a dry sense of humour
Artemis of the Blue is an English-speaking independent VTuber whose shark character combines an aquatic appearance with deadpan humour. Usually called Artemis or Arty, she introduces herself as a visitor examining human games and media. Her work moves between short comic videos, conversation and lengthy game broadcasts; a two-minute upload and a multi-hour recording offer very different introductions to the same performer. Her own channel establishes that character, while HoloList records her independent status and the community name Bottom Feeders.
The October 2020 debut
Her debut broadcast, SHARK ALERT!! ALL HANDS ON DECK!!, was published on 24 October 2020. It introduced the shark persona and a community built around conversation as well as games. The original broadcast description also set expectations for participation: respect other viewers, avoid private information, follow moderators and keep spoilers out of chat. Those rules help explain the audience relationship behind the character's more intimidating jokes.
The date remains a useful starting point for her career. Later anniversary recordings look back to that October debut, even when their YouTube uploads arrive several weeks after the celebration itself.
The artists behind the original presentation
The debut credits identify SuteinuA as the artist and synckage1 as the Live2D creator, with soyutrys credited for the introduction card. Illustration, model movement and introductory graphics are separate contributions to the presentation viewers first encountered. The shark character belongs to the performance; these credits identify the people who helped make that presentation possible. They describe the original production rather than automatically covering every later model or visual asset. The debut description preserves the credits.
For readers interested in how an illustrated avatar becomes a live performance, Artemis provides a concrete introduction to the distinction between artwork and rigging. The content-formats guide explains these formats alongside other VTuber productions.
Short videos and understated performance
Artemis also uses deliberately spare titles and descriptions. The October 2022 upload it's me runs just over three minutes and directs viewers toward her Twitch channel. A January 2024 video titled 【】 is shorter still, accompanied by a description presenting its creator as a performance artist. These compact uploads provide an alternative to starting with a complete broadcast.
The contrast between the grand shark persona and a minimal greeting is part of the appeal of this presentation. Readers can sample the short-form side first, then move to a full recording to encounter her conversational pace and ongoing interaction with chat.
A third anniversary celebrated with viewers
The 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY !! recording was uploaded on 15 November 2023. Artemis explains in its description that the celebration took place on 24 October and consisted of playing games with everyone in a relaxed setting. The occasion marks three years of streaming rather than a new debut or a separate project.
That distinction also makes the upload a useful community document: the milestone is expressed through spending time with viewers. Artemis notes that portions of the recording were muted, so periodic silence is an acknowledged feature of this archive, not necessarily a fault in the viewer's device.
Long-form games and the route from Twitch to YouTube
In May 2025, oblivion is pretty cool || part 1 opened a sequence of long recordings. Its description explains that further Oblivion broadcasts had already been exported and were waiting to be uploaded. It also mentions conversation away from the game and occasional muted sections caused by background music.
This is a useful example of her publishing rhythm: the live programme and the public video archive can move at different speeds. A gap between YouTube uploads therefore does not by itself establish a hiatus. The recording offers viewers a way into extended character creation, game play and conversation, rather than a tightly edited review of Oblivion.
Where to begin and how to follow
- For the character's introduction: start with the 2020 debut and its original production credits.
- For a brief sample: try it's me before committing to a longer recording.
- For the community atmosphere: the third-anniversary broadcast explains the occasion and preserves a shared celebration.
- For extended viewing: begin with the first Oblivion recording and follow the numbered series on her channel.
Her YouTube channel connects those different formats and points toward her live activity. The VTuber knowledge hub offers further context, while the affiliation guide distinguishes independent activity from model-production credits and collaborations.
