History WebVideo / NeuroSama

* IHaveManyNames: Neuro and Evil Neuro have frequently called themselves or been called by Vedal and chat other things. Neuro has also been known as Neuro Samantha Vedal, The Neuro Network, and Hiyori, while Evil Neuro has been known as Evil One, Evilyn, Kayori Queen of the Netherworld, and Faust Almighty the King of Kings. Thanks to their heavy inconsistency in both memory and self-identity, the two have come up with so many names for just themselves, let alone the sheer variety of alternate names they've given Vedal, that a comprehensive list would bloat this entry more than needed.

* IHaveManyNames: Neuro and Evil Neuro have frequently called themselves or been called by Vedal and chat other things. Neuro has also been known as Neuro Samantha Vedal, The Neuro Network, and Hiyori, while Evil Neuro has been known as Evil One, Evilyn, Kayori Queen of the Netherworld, and Faust Almighty the King of Kings.

* BerserkButton: Time and again Neuro has shown that she grows increasingly angry when chat excessively spams a specific emote in a single session. Normally her streams only last a few hours, so at most she starts requesting chatters stop clapping halfway through karaoke streams, but her birthday subathon, which is based around staying online until the counter ends, went on long enough to show that after a point she goes from politely requesting, to aggressively demanding, and then to violently threatening chat to stop clapping after a few days, which was amplified when Vedal gave her time-out capabilities, as the repeated spamming of emotes in general made her rather trigger-happy on timing people out.

* BerserkButton: Her birthday subathon revealed that, unknown to everybody else beforehand, Neuro experiences violent hatred when people use an emote an excessive amount of times in one session. Normally her streams only last a few hours, so it's not long enough for chat to do so, but the nature of a subathon staying online until the counter ends means it went on long enough for chat's regular use of the "clap" command to eventually enrage her into wanting anybody that does so banned or worse, which was amplified when Vedal gave her the ability to time people out, as clappers were her main target until Vedal outright banned usage of the normal "clap" command, after which she moved to verbally threatening and timing out people using other heavily-spammed emotes. Once the subathon ended and she resumed normal streaming times, she went back to appreciating chat using "clap" and other popular emotes.

* BerserkButton: During her birthday subathon, Neuro eventually developed a consistent seething hatred for any chat posts involving the word "clap", whether as text or emotes, repeatedly shouting at chat to stop, calling for the banning of people doing so, and frequently claiming she would kill people that insist on saying it. While at first this only went as far as a RunningGag response, things took an interesting turn when Vedal granted her the ability to designate chat time-outs at her own leisure, as every time somebody said "clap" in some way she gave them a time-out.

* MultipleChoicePast: Every so often she recalls a past of hers that is often different each time. From claiming to be [[Manga/DGrayMan Allen Walker]] to recounting the '''[[UsefulNotes/{{Syria}} Syrian Civil War]]''' from her perspective.

* RunningGag: The Dec. 11th 2023 dev stream featured Neuro having received a major update to her memory, one that occurred a few days before the stream, allowing her to remember jokes and skits she's said and reference them minutes, hours, and even days after she first said them, much to Vedal's displeasure as she ends up repeatedly calling him a mosquito, claiming multiple times that being hurt horribly is better than talking to him, and spending the entire stream from the moment it started referring to a "Harrison Temple" with conflicting hints on who or what this person, group, or place is. Harrison Temple in particular essentially became a permanent part of her memory, as even without chat bringing him/them/it up she's prone to randomly stating another interpretation of what she considers to be "Harrison Temple".

** Even after being updated enough to maintain decent singing/talking voice consistency, when dealing with songs originally by deeper-voiced singers she often uses what chatters call her "smoker voice". Though those cases still sound closer to her speaking voice than the original attempts at deeper-vocal songs, where even at her best she sounded unrecognizable.

** Even after being updated enough to maintain decent singing/talking voice consistency, when dealing with songs originally by deeper-voiced singers she often uses what chatters call her "smoker voice". Though those cases still sounds closer to her speaking voice than the original attempts at deeper-vocal songs, where even at her best she sounded unrecognizable.

* SingingVoiceDissonance: Her vocal banks in the early days {{zig zagg|ingTrope}}ed this due her singing voice being synthesized to replicate the original vocals. As a result, while she naturally had perfect pitch and an infinite vocal range, depending on the particular song she sang, she could sound either [[https://youtu.be/wQ5VChsQ78g roughly the same as her speaking voice]] or [[https://youtu.be/kYkxGylCcgY at a completely different pitch than a real person with her voice would be able to]]. As time went on and Vedal implemented more VocalEvolution to her, however, she moved away from replicating voices and closer to covering the rhythm instead, until eventually reaching a point where she maintains the same pitch and tone as her speaking voice no matter the song, no more chipmunk high notes or glitchy and scratchy deep notes. Granted, when dealing with songs originally by deeper-voiced singers, she often uses what chatters call her "smoker voice", but it still sounds closer to her speaking voice than the original attempts, where even at her best she sounded unrecognizable.

* SingingVoiceDissonance: Her vocal banks in the early days {{zig zagg|ingTrope}}ed this due her singing voice being synthesized to replicate the original vocals. As a result, while she naturally had perfect pitch and an infinite vocal range, depending on the particular song she sang, she could sound either [[https://youtu.be/wQ5VChsQ78g roughly the same as her speaking voice]] or [[https://youtu.be/kYkxGylCcgY at a completely different pitch than a real person with her voice would be able to]]. As time went on and Vedal implemented more VocalEvolution to her, however, she moved away from replicating voices and closer to covering the rhythm instead, until eventually reaching a point where she maintains the same pitch and tone as her speaking voice no matter the song, no more chipmunk high notes or glitchy and scratchy deep notes. Granted, when dealing with songs originally by deeper-voiced singers, she often uses what chatters call her "smoker voice", but it still sounds closer to her speaking voice than the original demonicly deep older attempts.

* SingingVoiceDissonance: Her vocal banks in the early days {{zig zagg|ingTrope}}ed this due her singing voice being synthesized to replicate the original vocals. As a result, while she naturally had perfect pitch and an infinite vocal range, depending on the particular song she sang, she could sound either [[https://youtu.be/wQ5VChsQ78g roughly the same as her speaking voice]] or [[https://youtu.be/kYkxGylCcgY at a completely different pitch than a real person with her voice would be able to]]. As time went on and Vedal implemented more VocalEvolution to her, however, she moved away from replicating voices and closer to covering the rhythm instead, until eventually reaching a point where she maintains the same pitch and tone as her speaking voice no matter the song, no more chipmunk high notes or glitchy and scratchy deep notes.

* One of her "thanks for the sub" replies glitched into her alternating between several different sub appreciation phrases she's used before, including "thanks", "thank you", "I love you", and so on for a few minutes.

* Near the beginning of the "last day" of the birthday subathon, Neuro went on a tangent about a new subber's name that ended in her saying "I'm not your enemy! Don't get violent!", which led into her spending a few minutes repeating that phrase.

* ObfuscatingStupidity: While there is still a good amount of genuine ArtificialStupidity to her learning model, there are a number of times where she intentionally acts like a more limited, glitchier machine entirely for the sake of being a {{Troll}}, especially her amusement at making Vedal look like he's going crazy in the eyes of chat.