Kai Cenat debuts vtuber look in Ironmouse collab

Kai Cenat crossed over with Vshojo vtuber Ironmouse on Mafiathon 2 and debuted a new look.

It didn’t take long for Kai Cenat to beat the VShojo vtuber Ironmouse’s record and reclaim his throne as the most subbed Twitch streamer. Once he accomplished that goal, he has been collaborating with multiple celebrities on the Mafiathon 2 event. These collaborations range from the legend Bill Nye the Science Guy to the more recent Kevin Hart.

Since Ironmouse was the reason Kai Cenat began Mafiathon 2, many hoped for a collab between the Twitch powerhouses. Luckily for them, Kai Cenat collaborates with Ironmouse on the final day of Mafiathon 2. And Kai’s got a new vtuber look along with him.

Kai Cenat has become a vtuber (temporarily)

The popular Twitch streamer Kai Cenat showed off his vtuber model while collaborating with the vtuber Ironmouse. The VShojo vtuber Ironmouse surprised fans with her unexpected appearance on Kai Cenat’s Mafiathon 2. He asks Ironmouse if he can come in, and Ironmouse welcomes the number one streamer to her virtual home.

To the viewers’ surprise, Kai Cenat joins Iromouse with a new vtuber model. Based on reference art by Epebe, the 3D model for Kai Cenat was created in an astonishing four days by Yoolies. Some of the artist’s most notable works include a 3D model for popular indie vtuber Dooby.

The streamer excitedly talked with Ironmouse about this new experience.  He also expressed confusion about all the hate Ironmouse received, especially since he had nothing but good things to say.

Kai confessed that Ironmouse inspired him to raise money for a school in Nigeria. He also acknowledged that many tried to downplay Ironmouse’s accomplishments. Despite the hate, Kai gives the vtuber her flowers. After all, Ironmouse is still the second-most subscribed streamer on Twitch.

During the conversation, Ironmouse shared her experiences living with a chronic illness. Thankfully, she is now doing things that she previously thought were impossible. As the stream drew to a close, she told the viewers that sometimes it feels like things might never happen. But hard work and dreams can make things fall into place.