You can become a NIJISANJI VTuber by passing the official NIJISANJI EN audition — and applications open several times a year.
That's the short answer. The longer answer matters, because NIJISANJI EN (the English branch run by ANYCOLOR Inc.) runs one of the most competitive VTuber auditions in the world. Thousands apply; only a handful debut each wave.
This guide walks you through the exact eligibility rules, the full 5-step audition process, and practical tips to stand out — based only on what the official audition page actually asks for.
Tip: A "Liver" is what NIJISANJI calls its talents. If you get in, that's your new job title!
Are You Even Eligible? (Read This First)
Check the requirements before you write a single word of your application.
Why start here? Because NIJISANJI EN screens out ineligible applicants immediately, and one missed rule wastes your whole submission. The official audition page lists five essential requirements:
- Age: You must be 18 or older at the time you apply.
- Language: You need to be fluent in English.
- Experience: You must have real live-streaming experience.
- Commitment: You have to be ready to stream consistently for the long haul.
- Passion: You need a genuine drive to entertain an audience.
There's good news on age, too. NIJISANJI EN states there is no upper age limit — applicants in their thirties and beyond are welcome, as long as the passion is there.
A few "preferred" skills give you an edge: video editing, speaking languages beyond English, professional team-project experience, and any unusual talent that adds something fresh.
Bottom line: meet all five essentials first, then let your bonus skills push you ahead of the pack.
The 5-Step NIJISANJI EN Audition Process
NIJISANJI EN uses a five-stage selection process, and every stage eliminates people.
Knowing the map lowers your stress and helps you prepare for each gate instead of being surprised. Here's the official flow:
- Screening — Your form and audition video get reviewed. Most applicants stop here.
- First interview — Passing the screening earns you an interview, often by video call.
- Second interview — A deeper round. Extra interviews sometimes get added.
- Test period — Selected candidates may go through individual training or testing sessions.
- Final decision — The last call on your debut.
Two honest warnings straight from the official FAQ: passing the interviews does not guarantee a debut, and the process can change at ANYCOLOR's discretion.
How long does it take? You'll only hear back if you pass screening, and that reply can take 2 weeks to 1 month — or several months for Regular Auditions.
No news after a month? For Regular Auditions, that can be normal — long waits don't always mean rejection.
How to Make an Audition Video That Gets Noticed
Your audition video is where you win or lose, so pour your energy into it.
NIJISANJI values quick-witted, magnetic personalities who can hold a room alone. A dull, over-scripted clip sinks even skilled streamers.
- Show, don't tell. Play a game, sing, or do a bit — prove your charisma instead of describing it.
- Lead with energy in the first 15 seconds. Reviewers watch a lot of videos; hook them fast.
- Keep your real personality. The trait that makes your friends laugh is often your strongest asset.
- Refine before you send. Write your form, save it, then edit it a day or two later with fresh eyes.
Point restated: an entertaining, authentic video beats a polished-but-lifeless one every time.
Is It Hard to Get Into NIJISANJI? (Honest Expectations)
Yes — getting into NIJISANJI EN is genuinely hard, and you should apply with clear eyes.
The competition is fierce, feedback isn't given, and streaming experience is effectively required. Even long-time fans note the bar is high and the commitment is serious.
- You can't be under contract with another agency when you apply.
- Don't send multiple applications in the same audition period.
- For Regular Auditions, you can re-apply every 3 months if you don't get in the first time.
On the money question everyone asks — "How much do NIJISANJI VTubers make?" — earnings vary widely and aren't published. Top Livers can earn substantial income from streams, superchats, memberships, and merch, while newer talents earn far less. Treat it as a career you build, not a lottery win.
Takeaway: hard doesn't mean impossible — it means you prepare seriously and keep going.
Conclusion: Your Next Move
Becoming a NIJISANJI VTuber comes down to four things: meet the requirements, build real streaming experience, craft a video that shows your personality, and apply when auditions open.
The odds are tough, but every current Liver started exactly where you are now — as a hopeful applicant hitting "submit." Build your streaming portfolio today, watch the official ANYCOLOR News page and the NIJISANJI EN account for open auditions, and put your most authentic, entertaining self on camera.
Your colors are waiting. Go shine bright.
Ready? Bookmark the official NIJISANJI EN auditions page and start streaming this week — experience is your #1 asset.
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