VR Anime Society
One stop destination for VR anime fans
There has been a new influx of users, which finally got us over 1000 users on VR Anime Society. While the majority does not yet attend our weekly sessions, it signifies that interest keeps on rising and there is still plenty of growth opportunities.
The goal still remains the same: convert more of people that signed up into VR session attendees, if not weekly, but to at least check a session once, as that usually all it takes to start coming more frequently
Its been exactly a year since VR Anime Society has been founded.
A lot has happened in a year:
- Almost reached 1000 users
- Had an interview with legendary Spice & Wolf Author, Hasekura Isuna
- Grew the team from 2 people to 7 people
- Had been mentioned on various YouTube channels and blogposts.
- And plenty others
To celebrate this occasion, a giveaway has been started on the official Discord.
We've received high praise from Eric For President, a YouTube VR channel, that covers wide range of topics in VR ecosystem.
This has resulted in a good traffic spike for the website as well as a lot of new members joining our official Discord server.
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This is excellent news.
For the past 2 months, I've been writing a comprehensive blog post looking at the Anime VR landscape, both in Japan and the rest of the world. I've ended up with a concise post that I am quite proud of. It was made a guest post for The Ghost Howls blog, which is a fairly large VR focused blog.
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As VRAS approaches 1 year anniversary and as we continue to grow, I thought it was an appropriate time to introduce the ability to donate. Running a website is not free as you'd expect and at the moment I am paying around ~20£ (30$) monthly for various services. And I am not including some of the miscellaneous expenses... This number will continue to increase as we grow in numbers and as I introduce more features.
I've been thinking of various ways to support the website as we grow and I have a couple of ideas that I will be exploring, but one thing is gonna remain the same:
No ads on the website. I hate them. You hate them. So I will never introduce them to the website.
So there is now a new Support button, where you can donate from $1 to $20. I am also planning on having the ability to donate monthly, akin to Patreon and possibly with the similar tier system so those of you who donate monthly will get some perks/goodies/ which will be decided at a later stage.
Ian Garland, the writer for Around Akiba blog, has joined us for a viewing and wrote the blog post about us.
I got interviewed for HelloTalk blogpost, biggest language exchange app, on Japanese Learning and while its mostly about that, there is a section about VR Anime Society.
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hey man, i checked out your twitter page and I think it's pretty cool man. what is your primary platform that you are using for the events?
I have built the whole tech stack myself. I plan to eventually spin out a separate event management software based on it, but for now I am just using it for this project. Or did you mean what we use to run the events? We use BigScreen, which is the main VR application for watching anything together in VR
wow u code the whole thing? very impressive. did u look into any event management software so far? what do u wanna do with the event management? u trouble managing it rn?