The vtuber Rin Penrose is famous among fans for her speed talking and may wonder whether she has done a face reveal.
Rin Rose is affiliated with the vtuber agency idol-EN and debuted in its first generation alongside Yuko Yurei, Juna Unagi, Pochi Wanmaru, and Fuyo Cloverfield in 2022. The vtuber is a self-proclaimed prince, not a princess, and is dubbed the fastest talking vtuber. Her speedy speech comes in use as the vtuber loves sharing YouTube shorts with fans. She is popular among fans for her quirky nature and talks of extravagant hobbies. The vtuber uses her streams to better connect with her fans on a personal level. Many of her YouTube shorts have also gone viral and garnered a sizeable fanbase.
However, her fans might wonder whether Rin Penrose has done a face reveal like vtubers such as Shoto and Froot.
NDA? Face reveal?? Am I DYING???
The vtuber Rin Penrose has never done a face reveal, but is frequently asked by fans whether she will reveal her face to them.
Rin Penrose hasn’t done a face reveal and even joked that she has promised her manager she will never show her face. However, the vtuber has described her facial features in a YouTube short. Rin Penrose stated she’s smug, but has few identifiable features. She did state she has a great jawline and clear skin, and her “eyebags can be seen from ISS.”
In the short, the vtuber explains why she doesn’t want to show her face to her fans. She explained that she is a plain person but doesn’t want to share her face and be recognized in real life. This isn’t uncommon, as other popular vtubers such as Shylily have also stated that they don’t do face reveals for the same reason.
Rin Penrose announced she would be graduating when the vtuber agency idol was acquired by Brave Group.
On August 8, 2024, Rin Penrose made a video on her YouTube channel announcing that she will graduate from the agency and go independent in November 2024. The vtuber elaborated that when Brave took over the talents were given two options. They could either stay with the company or leave with existing IPs.
Rin Penrose chose the second option and commended the company for letting talents keep their identity. The vtubers will have to pay a share of their earnings from the IP for a year to Brave. However, that still requires less work than starting from scratch.
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