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Tsunomaki Watame is the character at the center of this comedy series, a set of short, exaggerated sketches built around her real identity as a VTuber, a performer who appears on screen as an animated character while streaming live online. In the world of the sketches, she is a cheerful sheep-like "bard" who wanders from place to place, always ready to burst into song, and her soft, warm voice somehow makes even her clumsiest moments feel gentle rather than embarrassing.
Watame is famously obsessed with potato chips, a running joke that fits her playful, almost childlike love of simple comforts, and the series leans hard into the contrast between how harmless she seems and the chaos that keeps following her around. The show's whole joke rests on that gap: the title insists she "did borderline nothing wrong," while each short practically dares the viewer to notice that she's clearly the one causing the trouble, with her fans getting blamed instead.
She shares the spotlight with fellow hololive performers Mio Ookami and several others, whose own quirky personalities bounce off Watame's easygoing, fluffy charm in these quick comedic bits. Rather than following a single ongoing story, the series uses Watame's established image as a warm, music-loving sheep to build short, self-contained jokes that reward viewers who already know her real-life streaming persona.
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Watame Did Borderline Nothing Wrong is a set of tiny animated comedy clips starring Tsunomaki Watame, a VTuber from hololive. A VTuber is an online entertainer who streams and makes videos as an animated character instead of showing their real face. Hololive Production makes the clips, and they appear on Watame's own channel. The first one came out on January 7, 2022, and new ones have kept coming out weekly on Fridays since then. Each clip is very short, around 20 seconds long. Watame is part of hololive's fourth group of Japanese talents, and she made her debut on December 29, 2019. Her character is a sheep girl with curly horns, and her fans are called Watamates. She is best known for her singing. She sings covers, puts out her own songs, and holds a regular singing stream on weekend nights. One of her big dreams is to perform at the Budokan, a famous concert hall in Tokyo. The original designs for this short series are credited to Fuumi and Watao. The joke of the show is in its name. In Japanese, the title is Girigiri Warukunai Watame, which means something like "Watame is just barely not in the wrong." In each clip, Watame looks like she has done something bad or silly. Then the short twists things so that, maybe, it is not really her fault. Often the blame is turned toward someone else, like her fans. Each clip stands alone, so there is no ongoing story to follow, and a viewer can start anywhere. The humor is quick and silly, and it often plays with the fact that Watame is a VTuber. The clips use full 3D computer animation, and they sometimes go to strange places, with things like aliens and giant robots. Other hololive members drop in from time to time. These include Shirakami Fubuki, Nekomata Okayu, Sakura Miko, Oozora Subaru, Shishiro Botan, Ookami Mio, and Omaru Polka, as well as Ninomae Ina'nis and Mori Calliope from hololive's English branch. The early clips were first made in a tall, phone-screen shape. Later, the first 21 were put back out in a wide screen form, joined together into 8 longer videos. There is also a special episode that asks who the best girl is. For fans of hololive, these quick clips are an easy and fun way to enjoy Watame's playful, slightly mischievous side.
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