Did the vtuber Dooby win an Emmy award?

The independent vtuber Dooby mentioned that she was part of an Emmy-winning show and fans wonder whether the virtual YouTuber has been honored with an award.

Fortunately for fans, the debut stream of the independent vtuber Dooby cleared up many things. When fans first heard her voice in an unlisted test stream, they had suspicions that Hololive’s star Amelia Watson was returning. Dooby couldn’t and didn’t directly state that she is Amelia Watson. However, she gave enough clues to detective fans who could use them to reach the correct conclusion. One such clue was Dooby’s claim that she is a foley artist who worked on a show that won an Emmy.

This piqued the interest of fans, and many wonder whether the vtuber Dooby won an Emmy award.

Dooby Is An Emmy Winner?!?!

Dooby worked on the Emmy-winning Wizard of Oz animated show

In her debut stream, Dooby claimed that she is an Emmy-winning foley artist but the vtuber elaborated why she didn’t win an award.

Dooby stated that she had worked on a show that won an Emmy but she didn’t receive an award. The vtuber explained that the way the Emmy works is that one episode is given the award. Unfortunately for Dooby she worked on all episodes other than the one that received an award.

The vtuber Dooby did work on the Wizard of Oz animated show, and the show did win an Emmy, but Dooby can only claim to have worked on an Emmy-winning show. While that still sounds impressive, the vtuber lost a claim to an Emmy by not being part of one episode out of 25 total episodes of the show.

Furthermore, Dooby might not have won an Emmy, but her mentioning the show and other details have helped some detective fans deduce her IRL identity. The fans claim they looked at the cast members of the Wizard of Oz and they were easily able to figure out who Dooby is.

Some vtuber wish to remain anonymous and hide details of their real life so fans don’t discover their identity. However, Dooby mentioning her work as a foley artist on Wizard of Oz and detailing that she only didn’t work on one episode, makes it likely she doesn’t mind if fans discover her real identity.