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Vestia Zeta (b. 2022)

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November 7, 2022

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Vestia Zeta (ベスティア・ゼータ) is a female Indonesian Virtual YouTuber associated with hololive, debuting as part of its Indonesian (ID) branch third generation of VTubers alongside Kaela Kovalskia and Kobo Kanaeru.  She is the mysterious 7th recruit of The Secret Archive Unit that has a full license to collect virtual data.  Despite her being a promising rookie, who is also known as codename V.7, she turns clumsy when things are not going exactly according to the manual.  It was initially a lonely mission to infiltrate the virtual world, but now she had found comfort here. Will this mission end up leading her to a new destiny instead...?  Vestia Zeta, Codename: V.7. An agent from the Secret Archive Unit and a member of Hololive Indonesia 3rd Generation. Debuted on March 25, 2022, able to speak in: Indonesian, English, Japanese and Korean. With the latter two being "baby level" according to Zeta in her debut stream. She is currently enjoying her time play, discover and learn new games like Vampire Survivors, Mario Kart, etc. Whilst showing a side of her clumsiness, hence the common use of "Pon" by the Zecretaries whenever such moments occurs.

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