History Manga / MyDadsTheQueenOfAllVTubers

** [[WesternAnimation/{{Ratatouille}} Not everyone can be a successful [=VTuber=], but a successful [=VTuber=] can come from anywhere.]] In this story, we have Takashi's father who plays the most successful [=VTuber=] in the nation, through a combination of charm, acting, and knowing what the audience likes. Meanwhile, the mother desperately wants to be a successful [=VTuber=], even if only a little bit, but constantly fails due to lacking in the necessary charms to draw in the right audience and is often thought to be an old man behind the scenes.

* NakedPeopleAreFunny: One of the chapters takes a breather from Takashi's family antics to focus on a side character who streams in the buff for personal excitement. Not that the internet knows this thanks to mocap technology.

** Kizuke Yai's name is a very obvious reference to WebAnimation/KizunaAI, the [[TropeCodifier defining example]] of the [=Vtuber=] as people know them.

Takashi is a big fan of the top VirtualCelebrity Kizuke Yai. One day, he walks into his dad's room and finds out that his dad mid-stream of ''being'' Kizuke Yai.

* AwfulTruth: Takashi finding out that the VirtualCelebrity he's been fawning and worshiping turns out to be an old man behind the scenes. Even worse, it's ''his own father.''

* {{GIRL}}: The manga's comedy is fueled by the notion of the cute VirtualCelebrity being played by an old man with a voice-changer, and the CringeComedy stems from seeing what happens on the other side of the stream. ''Every'' major [=VTuber=] has this trope running with them; Takashi's mother even is subject to accusations of this.

** On another side chapter, Takashi utters "GUH!" while doing a DoubleTake at his father's growing pile of requests. It happens to be [[WebAnimation/{{Hololive}} Calliope Mori]]'s CatchPhrase.[[note]]Notable because the translator has commented on videos of Calliope reading the manga.[[/note]]

** On another side chapter, Takashi utters "GUH!" while doing a DoubleTake at his father's growing pile of requests. It happens to be [[WebAnimation/{{Hololive}} Calliope Mori]]'s CatchPhrase.

* TechnologyMarchesOn: The manga and setting were written at a time where virtual [=YouTubers=] that used full motion capture like WebAnimation/KizunaAi were in vogue. While they haven't faded out of popularity as of the end of 2020, it's much more common to see less extensive motion capture like [=Live2D=] or [=Home3D=] as popularized by WebAnimation/{{Hololive}} or Creator/{{Nijisanji}} due to the lower barrier to entry.

* CringeComedy: Oh ''HELL YES''. A lot of the funny moments come from how Takashi has to deal with knowing that the idol he's been fawning over is actually a man, and his own father no less.

Written by Wataru Akashingo, ''My Dad's the Queen of All [=VTubers!?=]'' is a manga about the ups and downs of the [=VTuber=] business. It was originally posted as a series of strips on Twitter in 2019 before being fully serialized in ''Monthly Comic Action''. Kaiten Books picked up the English licence for the series starting in 2020.