Hi, I’m JinxyMinxy! I'm a Split Catgirl VTuber: An Idol by Day, Rockstar by Night… and Unhinged 24/7! I stream Tue/Thu/Sat at 10am EDT / 4pm CEST / 11pm JST

Schedule

DayTimeTopicPlatform
Monday10am EDT / 4pm CEST / 11pm JSTVarietyTwitch
Tuesday10am EDT / 4pm CEST / 11pm JSTVarietyTwitch
Wednesday10am EDT / 4pm CEST / 11pm JSTVarietyTwitch
Thursday10am EDT / 4pm CEST / 11pm JSTUsually collabTwitch
FridayOffline--
SaturdayOffline--
SundayOffline--

Credits

♡ Model, ref sheet, schedule, mascot, overlays, stinger, logo, panels, alerts, bit/sub badges and basically everything by ME, MYSELF AND I.
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The Birth of Jinxy and Minxy

Alexia was a quiet, creative kid caught between two worlds. Her parents were obsessed with making her perfect, so they polished her into a flawless idol. Frilly dresses, perfect hair, a sweet smile, and they even gave her a stage name: Jinxy. She was trained to sing, perform, and charm the crowd like the perfect little daughter. But deep down, Jinxy wasn’t her. She was just a mask.Underneath all that glitter, Alexia felt suffocated. The constant pressure to please left her hollow, so she made another version of herself in secret, Minxy. Minxy was loud, messy, and unapologetic. At night, when no one was watching, she’d slip into dark clothes, play with music, and imagine a life where she could be herself.For years, she switched between the two. Jinxy got all the love but resented the attention; Minxy pushed people away but desperately wanted to be seen.Then one morning, her parents caught her sneaking home in Minxy’s clothes. They were furious. Not just angry, but heartbroken, like she’d destroyed the image they’d built for her.Rather than face them, Alexia ran. She grabbed a duffel bag stuffed with Minxy’s wardrobe, a USB full of half-finished tracks, and enough eyeliner to redraw her whole face. Jinxy’s dresses stayed behind. She left without looking back.She thought running would mean freedom, but the idol industry still had eyes, and her parents had money. If she wanted to perform, she couldn’t risk being recognized. So she hid behind fake names and throwaway accounts, drifting between underground clubs and tiny back-alley venues. Always moving, never staying too long, scraping by on small gigs and commissions.One rainy night, she spotted a crumpled lottery ticket in a puddle. Half the scratch-off was still covered. She rubbed off the rest with a coin, and the symbols lined up. Her heart pounded. This could be it. A mansion. A private studio. Her name in lights. She bolted to the nearest lottery office, grinning like a maniac.The clerk took one glance and smirked.“Yeah, it’s a winner… just not that winner. See? Grand prize tickets have this holographic strip. Yours doesn’t.”Not the fortune she dreamed of, but enough to get off the streets. Enough for a moldy shoebox apartment, a beat-up secondhand computer, a cheap mic, and some recording gear. Not the dream, but enough to try again.One night, she searched how to perform from home anonymously and stumbled across streamers using masks, filters, and fake personas. At first, she slipped back into Jinxy’s sugary smile; sweet, bubbly, adored. And she hated how much she missed that feeling.But then Minxy started bleeding through on stream; the sharper jokes, the edge, the chaos. The audience loved her too. That’s when she realized she didn’t have to choose. She could be both.She became JinxyMinxy; sweet and sour, cute and unhinged. A performer who could charm you with a wink or make you flinch with a laugh.Then came the night Minxy took over completely. She streamed too long. Said too much. Laughed too hard while the walls closed in. Viewers thought it was all part of the act. Someone else thought it was a breakdown and called it in.The next day, they showed up without knocking and took her “for evaluation.” The doctors said she was unstable, dangerous. But she had dirt — real dirt — from her idol days: names, footage, secrets her parents never thought she understood. And her stream was growing. Silencing her would have made noise.So they made her a deal. She’d stay in a padded room. She’d take her pills. She’d let “chat” act as her keepers. And the camera would stay on.Because maybe she was safer on screen than off it.Now she streams from the cell they gave her; smiling, teasing, performing. And if they ever try to shut her up again?She’ll burn it all down. With a smile.


Credits

  • Written by: JinxyMinxy

References

ART TAGS
Fanarts: #InkyJinxy
NSFW: #KinkyMinxy
ART GUIDELINE
• right handed
• 175centimeters height
• often seen with: butterflies/bats, clouds/flames, HEARTS, gun/knife, piano/guitar, pearls/chains, bows/spikes
• background possibilities: padded room, beach
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