Elia Stellaria

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Elia Stellaria, also known as Eli, is an English-speaking VTuber whose public channel introduction describes her as British and living in Japan. Her goose identity runs through her character presentation, stream music and visual storytelling. Alongside conversation and games, her catalogue includes solo covers, ensemble recordings, a narrated lore film and a creator competition she organised. For a first visit, those finished projects offer several ways to understand her work beyond the latest livestream. Source: Elia's channel introduction.

The goose character and the person performing it

Elia's name appears on both her YouTube channel and its creative credits; Eli is the shorter name she explicitly welcomes. The goose is part of her public VTuber presentation. It connects the playful language of her introduction with named pieces of background music and the character imagery surrounding her broadcasts. Her British background and move to Japan are public self-descriptions, rather than details inferred from an accent or an audience location.

Her March 2025 2.0 lore video offers a particularly useful introduction to the storytelling side. Its description credits Elia with the writing, voice performance, editing and sound effects, and Tsuuuno2 with the art. That makes it an example of a project in which she contributes several creative roles, rather than simply appearing as the character. It is best approached as a character story, separately from a biographical account of the performer. Source: the 2.0 lore film.

The V-Dere period in her history

V-Dere's September 2023 debut announcement placed Elia alongside Airi Viridis, Mozumi Pichi and Kirispica. It scheduled her presentation for 29 September at 8 p.m. EDT. This records a specific group debut programme; it should not be mistaken for the beginning of every form of activity on her channel. An official background-music upload already existed in April that year.

The group's later music gives that period more substance than a roster entry alone. Its September 2024 announcement of HEARTWAVE! lists Elia among four singers, with Kirispica credited for lyrics, melody and the harmony guide. That distinction matters when exploring her discography: a vocal contribution to a group original is different from writing a solo song. These dated projects explain a historical affiliation without turning an old video description into a claim about today's membership. Sources: the debut programme; HEARTWAVE! and its credits.

Organising a competition, beyond a game stream

In February 2024, V-Dere announced a $1,000 Palworld building competition on Elia's channel, naming Punkalopi as the judge and GamerSupps as sponsor. The planned participant list brought together creators from several groups and independent channels. The point of the event was building and presenting bases, giving viewers a shared challenge to follow rather than a succession of unrelated play sessions.

Elia subsequently published an edited account in April under a title identifying her as the organiser. Its credits thank editor NotSeth, the judge, sponsor and participating creators. Together, the announcement and recap show two sides of the project: the proposed event and a finished account after it took place. The announcement's provisional list should not be treated as proof that every named creator ultimately participated. Sources: the competition announcement; Elia's edited recap.

Music that gives the broadcasts an identity

Elia's music catalogue includes tracks made for the broadcasts themselves. Her April 2023 official BGM upload credits elealchemist for the music and yassine_sey for the art. In March 2025, ReBIRB appeared as an original opening BGM, with production credited to electroalchemist, while a silly goose names sonara_sounds as producer. These releases give the channel an identifiable sound as well as a visual character.

The roles remain distinct: music made for Elia's channel is not automatically music composed by Elia. Likewise, a statement that she owns the music's rights does not replace its production credits. Read alongside the 2.0 film, these pieces show how illustration, animation, voice and purpose-made sound can contribute to the same character presentation. Sources: the 2023 BGM; ReBIRB; a silly goose.

Solo covers and musical influences

For a gentler vocal starting point, her February 2025 secret base cover draws on the song associated with Anohana. The upload credits her vocals alongside separate mixing, illustration, animation and video work. In October 2026, she published a cover of sakanaction's Kaiju, identified as the opening for Orb: On the Movements of the Earth. Its credits again separate her singing from DownUpMusic's mixing, mastering and tuning, and the visual contributors.

A different connection appears in her May 2026 cover of Mori Calliope's end of a life. Elia's accompanying description explains that Calliope's music has been a personal inspiration. That gives the choice a context beyond the original artist's popularity. These are interpretations of other artists' songs, rather than Elia originals or evidence that she performed an anime's official opening. The dates here identify the channel uploads. Sources: secret base; Kaiju; end of a life.

Duets and larger vocal collaborations

Her July 2024 Q cover with Kirispica offers a duet alongside the four-person HEARTWAVE! recording. Larger ensembles followed: September 2025's Hikaru Nara, presented under British Girlies Club, credits several singers and names Ekkomori for its harmony guides. The original song is by Goose house; the collaboration name should not be treated as a shared management company or a nationality record for every participant.

October 2025's English-version Umapyoi Legend cover expands to ten credited vocalists, including Elia, Rin Penrose and Juna Unagi. Its description separately names the harmony, instrumental, art, mixing and video contributors. These recordings provide a route into her creative network through actual shared work, without assuming that the singers belong to one agency. Sources: Q; Hikaru Nara; Umapyoi Legend.

Selected milestones

• 2023: an official BGM upload preceded the September V-Dere debut programme, distinguishing the channel's existing activity from that group presentation.
• 2024: the Palworld competition and edited recap demonstrated event organisation; Q and HEARTWAVE! documented duet and group vocals.
• March 2025: the 2.0 lore film, ReBIRB and a silly goose added storytelling and music to the character presentation.
• Later in 2025: Hikaru Nara and the English-version Umapyoi Legend brought wider vocal ensembles into the catalogue.
• 2026: end of a life and Kaiju offered contrasting solo covers, with the former accompanied by a personal account of musical influence.

Where to start

Choose the 2.0 lore video for her writing and character performance, the Palworld recap for event hosting, or secret base and Kaiju for contrasting vocal projects. Move to HEARTWAVE!, Q and the larger collaborations to follow the people she has recorded with. The guide to VTuber content formats explains how these different projects fit together; the affiliation guide helps distinguish a historical group from a one-off collaboration.