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Transcosmos and Metaverse Creators to Sell VRChat 3D Content Overseas Via Geek Jack
Transcosmos has partnered with Metaverse Creators Inc. to sell VRChat-oriented 3D content on Geek Jack, its cross-border entertainment e-commerce site. Avatars, costumes, hairstyles, and accessories planned, produced, and sold by Metaverse Creators will roll out on the site in sequence.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
Why it matters
The deal puts a creator network behind Geek Jack's existing sales infrastructure, which has handled VRChat avatars and costumes since 2023, and aims at the language, payment, and takedown problems that keep individual Japanese creators from selling abroad on their own.
Key Facts
- Transcosmos partnered with Metaverse Creators Inc. to sell VRChat-oriented 3D content on the Geek Jack cross-border EC site.
- Metaverse Creators is based in Shibuya, Tokyo, and its representative director is Kazuo Wakamiya.
- Avatars, costumes, hairstyles, and accessories will be sold on Geek Jack in sequence.
- Geek Jack began download sales of VTuber audio content from Japan in July 2019 and has handled VRChat-oriented avatars and costumes since 2023.
- Metaverse Creators plans, produces, and sells VRChat-oriented avatars and costumes with creators active in the metaverse.
Metaverse Creators is led by representative director Kazuo Wakamiya and is based in Shibuya, Tokyo.
Geek Jack has sold VRChat-oriented avatars and costumes since 2023, alongside VTuber audio downloads it began offering in July 2019 and the physical goods and digital products it now ships worldwide. What the site has lacked is a steady supply of new works to sell. Metaverse Creators brings that supply, plus a creator network, and the two companies will also push product information and creator introductions at overseas buyers.
The third piece is support. Multilingual purchaser support sits on the Geek Jack side, and creator support work on preventing unauthorized sales and reuploads comes from Model Support!, a service the announcement credits with that track record. The companies say the aim is to cut the operational load on creators so they can keep producing while selling abroad.
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