Watch a vocal coach and songwriter react to Ironmouse’s latest track Time to Feast! Insightful commentary, musical analysis, ...

For context, on July 21, 2025, the VTuber announced her departure from VShojo via a YouTube video. Explaining why she left the talent agency, Ironmouse alleged that they owed her a significant amount ...

Popular streamer and Twitch celebrity Ironmouse loses her top spot as most-watched English-speaking VTuber to another famous creator.

Ironmouse is not the only talent to leave VShojo this year. In April, Matara Kan announced that her contract with the agency would be ending in May and she would be going fully independent.

Ironmouse should be back to streaming at least a bit more frequently now, and has at least one special event planned to help raise more money for the Immune Deficiency Foundation later this month.

Ironmouse, who is public facing as an anime virtual avatar, is one of the more well known VTube stars in the world. The Puerto Rican Twitch star has over 1.3 million subscribers on YouTube and 2.3 ...

A major VTuber and a gaming partner-in-crime will demo the anime-inspired ARPG on the main stage of the anime event.

Ironmouse Is Twitch’s Top Streamer, But She Doesn’t Know Why You’re Watching The Puerto Rican Vtuber took the all-time subscriber record from Kai Cenat during a marathon of charity streaming ...

However, Ironmouse's YouTube presence has now been dealt a major blow. Ironmouse confirmed that her main YouTube channel had been suspended on Friday, sharing the saddening news via her official ...

Ironmouse's dramatic departure from VShojo has ignited a firestorm of controversy. She alleges unpaid funds and the withholding of $500,000 intended f ...

Vtuber Ironmouse is Twitch's all-time most subscribed-to streamer. - Credit: Ironmouse; VShojo When you think of a world-famous Twitch streamer, there’s likely to be a couple of obvious details.

Ironmouse, however, doesn’t think what she does is all that different from those who prefer the “flesh suit” status quo. “At the end of the day, we’re all just streaming,” Ironmouse said.