V:ertex (ブイ:テックス)
At a glance
- What it is: a Japanese management agency for virtual livers (V-livers) who stream mainly on IRIAM and ColorSing
- Operator: V:ertex GK (V:ertex合同会社), Osaka; Representative Director Airi Shimoke
- Founded: March 6, 2023, according to the company overview page
- Roster size: not stated as a number; the official site lists dozens of livers on its news timeline and profile pages
- Recruiting status: open on a continuing basis; the IRIAM 17th-generation audition started on February 1, 2026
- Language: Japanese
What V:ertex is
V:ertex (ブイ:テックス) is an agency that manages V-livers, meaning virtual streamers who are paid mainly through live-streaming apps. Its site gives the tagline “Virtual × Vertex” and describes support for current livers and for people who want to become one. The company lists liver and V-liver management, social media consulting and video production as its business. Livers work as independent contractors and not as employees.
The audition listing for this agency appears on MoguLive’s October 2026 roundup under the name knightparade (Vertex LLC), and links to the V:ertex recruitment page. The official V:ertex pages that were read do not mention the name knightparade, so how the two names relate could not be confirmed. This page follows the official site and uses the name V:ertex.
Roster
The official site names livers on its news timeline and profile pages. A short selection, in the order they appear there:
- 廿日市紗音
- 阿世知あまね
- 黒魔るな
- 梛木之介
- 美巴雪花
- 闇々すぴあ
- 黒百合ももね
- ベルティナ・ドルマン
- 七星あまな
The full list is on the agency’s profile page, and members join and leave over time.
History and recent news
- March 6, 2023: company founding date given on the overview page. The website opened on February 13, 2023, and the first liver, 廿日市紗音, debuted on April 22, 2023, according to the news timeline.
- July 6, 2024: the site records the agency’s first anniversary.
- January 20, 2026: the IRIAM 16th-generation audition closed.
- February 1, 2026: the IRIAM 17th-generation audition opened. No end date is shown on the page.
- February to September 2026: the timeline records new livers joining and starting streams, including ギネーヴァ・ドレイク (joined February 27), ユア・ベリーナ (April 24), 渡会 (June 10), ベルティナ・ドルマン (July 20), 七星あまな (September 21) and 徒森 (September 30).
- June to July 2026: goods released with streamart (June 5 to 30) and CD-style acrylic goods called MELOKEY sold from July 17 to 30.
- October 2026: a collaboration event with Nanja Town (ナンジャタウン) was announced on the site. The dates are not given.
Official links
- Official website
- Official X account (link taken from the official site; the page itself could not be opened by this site’s research tools)
- Official YouTube channel (link taken from the official site)
FAQ
Who runs V:ertex? V:ertex GK, a company in Higashiosaka, Osaka, with Airi Shimoke as Representative Director.
Is V:ertex recruiting? Yes. The official recruitment page is open, and MoguLive’s October 1, 2026 roundup describes it as a standing audition with no deadline. The official page asks for women aged 18 or older who live in Japan. The roundup describes the requirement as men and women, so please check the official page before applying.
Where do V:ertex livers stream? The recruitment page describes IRIAM and ColorSing as the main platforms, with other platforms also named on the site.
Is V:ertex the same as knightparade? MoguLive lists the audition as knightparade (Vertex LLC) and links to the V:ertex page. The official site does not use that name, so this could not be verified.
Sources
- V:ertex official site (home)
- V:ertex official site | Liver recruitment
- V:ertex official site | Company overview
- MoguLive | VTuber audition roundup, October 2026 (2026-10-01)
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Profile
Sources
- www.vertexlivedistel.com (official)
- www.vertexlivedistel.com (official)
- www.vertexlivedistel.com (official)
- V:ertex official site (home)
Reviewed by WVR Inoue on October 30, 2026. See our editorial standards.