[November 2, 2026] VRChat Trending Snapshot — This Week's Fastest-Rising on Booth

Every week, this "Trending Snapshot" captures the newest Booth releases pulling in likes the fastest, ranked by how quickly those likes pile up. When something climbs this fast, there's always a reason behind it — and reading that reason from both the work itself and the way it was released is what this weekly report is for. It's written for creators, to send you home with a hint for your next project.

With Halloween over, the November 2, 2026 issue (measured November 2) is led by a hairstyle: a ponytail gathered high on the head, which picked up 5,005 likes within three days of release.

🔎 About this article　This is a quick digest of the new releases a lot of people are watching right now. It lists items released on Booth within the last three months with 300+ likes, ordered by how fast those likes accumulate (likes ÷ days since release; measured 2026-11-02). Rankings shift a lot depending on when VRCFinder collects data, so treat them as a rough guide. Like counts, giveaways, and sales are all snapshots from the measurement date — use this as a window onto what's new and talked-about.

This Week's Top 10

This is a momentum ranking — likes at the measurement date divided by days since release. It isn't ordered by total likes, so something published only days ago can sit near the top.

#1: Puffy_Hair / LookVook

5,005 likes three days in. A ponytail hairstyle tied high on the head, in three shapes: a long one that falls past the waist, a shorter one that stops mid-back, and a bun gathered on top. It's a new release from LookVook, the creator behind the popular hairstyle "Fancy_Hair."

The bangs are cut straight across just above the brows, with long strands hanging down either side of the face. A thin white highlight runs along the edge of each strand, so whichever shape you pick, the flow of the tied hair stands out strand by strand. The bangs and the face-framing pieces stay the same while you choose whether the back hangs long, sits shorter or goes up in a bun — so you can change just the feel of the hair to suit the outfit or the day, without touching the face.

The color samples run to 64, from whites and pastels to dark shades like navy and wine, gradients that layer color toward the tips, and inner colors with a different shade underneath. A PSD for editing is included too, so you can make colors that aren't in the samples. LookVook's numbered "LV." hairstyles also took #1 in the August 3 issue.

It supports 22 avatars, including Kaguya, Rurune, Misaki, Mayo, Shinano and Milfy. The list price is ¥1,000; at the measurement date it was ¥690 as a release price through November 7. The page also lays out the next steps in advance: ¥890 from the 8th, then back to list price on December 1.

#2: Salt / Amatousagi

11,773 likes nine days after the page went up. The original avatar with cat ears and a white hoodie, covered in detail as #1 in the October 26 issue. Sales opened on November 1, the day before this measurement, and it has added nearly 5,000 likes to the 6,994 it gathered before anyone could buy it. The regular price is ¥6,000; at the measurement date it was ¥5,000 as a launch price through November 9.

#3: Kirke / EdgeMode

5,761 likes five days in. A gothic dress with a bent-tipped witch's hat, accompanied by a bunny doll hung on strings. It's a new release from EdgeMode, the creator behind the popular outfit "Lilith Vice."

The black dress cinches the waist with a lace-up corset, and a red underskirt peeks out beneath a tiered, ruffled skirt that's short in front and long behind. A big red bow with a gold flower ornament is tied at the back, pearl chains hung with crosses layer around the hips, a red rose patch covers one eye and a crescent halo floats overhead — black and red all the way down to the accessories.

The bunny doll that comes with it wears a top hat and monocle and hangs from a crossbar on strings, like a marionette. Its color is chosen separately from the dress, so you can match it in black to follow you like a shadow, or have her hold a white one so it stands out against the black dress. A witch and her doll making one picture together is what this outfit offers that others don't.

The dress comes in 12 colors and the doll in 11. It supports 21 avatars, including Shinano, Milltina, Mayo, Manuka, Rurune and Airi. The list price is ¥3,600 for the full pack and ¥1,800 single; at the measurement date the second-round sale through November 21 had them at ¥1,980 and ¥990.

#4: Haruka / BLUESTELLA

3,309 likes three days after the page went up. An original boy avatar with light-blue cat ears and tail, holding a basketball. It's a new release from BLUESTELLA, the creator behind the popular avatars "Kanata & Konata," and at the measurement date its purchase options still read "not on sale."

His short light-blue hair is braided thin at the nape, with a two-line hairpin in the bangs. He wears an oversized white T-shirt or a white and blue-gray zip jacket over knee-length basketball shorts and light-blue high-top sneakers, with a smartphone on a strap around his neck, a penguin charm hanging from it.

He's built on the same base body as Kanata, at a 0.97 scale, so clothes you've collected for Kanata or Yuri can go straight into his wardrobe. There are also two looks to choose from — a flat-shaded 2D look close to anime coloring, and a standard one with more depth — depending on the kind of picture you want.

There are 600+ facial shape keys, and a chibi "Puni-Puni Haruka" sits next to him as a separate ¥100 option. Sales start November 6; through December 6 the launch price is ¥5,000 against a regular ¥6,000, and purchases in that window come with an early-buyer bonus.

#5: Black-Clad Exorcist / EXTENSION CLOTHING

7,386 likes seven days after the page went up. An exorcist set: a black suit with a trench coat over the shoulders, carrying a grimoire and a dagger. It's a new release from EXTENSION CLOTHING, the creator behind the popular outfit "Seventh Special Operations Agency 'Valkyrie,'" with a ladies' version and a men's version on the same page.

The concept is a fictional government-run security unit, the "Anti-Magic Strike Squad": a red armband on the sleeve of a pinstriped suit and an ID card hanging from the neck. Take off the coat, belts and cross ornaments and it becomes a plain office look in just the suit, so one outfit gives you both the on-duty and the in-the-field version.

The grimoire gimmick is the centerpiece. Summon the chained book from the menu and touch its padlock to break the seal and open the pages; touch the book with your right hand and, with a magic circle, glowing orange script spirals up the bandaged right arm. The order of the touches is the transformation itself, so you can act out unsealing it step by step in front of friends. There's also a sleeve roll-up gimmick, and the men's version adds a hands-in-pockets motion.

It comes in 11 colors. It supports 24 avatars, including Shinano, Lumina, Airi, Milltina, Kanata and Alué, with the men's version prepared for Alué, Baku, Hanka and others. The list price is ¥4,600 for the full pack and ¥2,200 single; at the measurement date a limited-time price through November 8 had them at ¥3,400 and ¥1,600.

#6: Pulse Watch / pyrite9

2,421 likes three days in. A wristwatch gimmick that opens a hologram above your wrist when you turn it toward your eyes, the way you'd check the time — and it's free.

When it opens, a round radar appears above a watch face showing the time, the date and your world coordinates, marking people within 14 m on a grid of 12 directions by 5 distance steps. The moment it opens, a wave of light runs out 14 m from your eyes across floors, walls and people, and it folds away again when you move your wrist from your eyes.

Make a pointing hand with the other arm and press the button under the watch, and a laser comes out that lets you place name-tagged markers on floors and walls. The second button is a light that shines where you're looking, which helps when exploring dark worlds or leaving a marker at a meeting spot. The watch also shows the wearer's own time zone to everyone around, so if a friend overseas is wearing it, you can see what time it is for them at a glance.

Drop the Prefab into any humanoid avatar and, at build time, the watch's position and size are fitted to the forearm, so body type doesn't matter. Features you don't need can be turned off in the inspector and are left out of the build. It's PC only, there's also a ¥100 support version with the same contents, and it was updated to v0.1.2 within two days of its October 30 release.

#7: Body Fit / lllliiilliilll

3,688 likes five days in. A free Unity tool that fits unsupported outfits to your avatar's body.

Outfits are shaped around the bodies of the avatars their creators say they support. Put one on an avatar outside that list and the arms or legs often don't match, so the body pokes through the clothes or toes stick out of the shoes. With Body Fit, you add a single component to the top of an outfit you've put on with Modular Avatar; it lines up the joints, compares the cross-section of body and clothing part by part to match thickness, and pushes out anything sunk into the body. Things meant to hug the body, like knee socks and gloves, are pulled snug, and feet inside shoes are hidden automatically.

All of this happens only at upload, and the correction is added to the outfit as a shape key called "BodyFit," so neither the original outfit nor the avatar changes. Lower the weight and the correction softens, and no conversion profile is needed — so even when your avatar isn't on an outfit's support list, you can start by just trying it on.

One button in the inspector shows the after-upload result in the scene, and parts that swing away from the body, like a skirt hem, can be excluded from correction. The free and ¥300 support versions are identical, and it was updated to v0.1.4 within two days of its October 29 release.

#8: ASTRO WATCHCAT / MIRAGE

4,146 likes six days after the page went up. A sci-fi set: a bodysuit traced with glowing lines under a big coat, with a mechanical axe nearly as tall as you over the shoulder.

The sleeveless bodysuit covers you up to the neck, with lines of light running along the body, and it's asymmetric — only one leg is covered by a long legging. The coat, worn slipped off the shoulders, carries the number "02"; a mechanical part shaped like cat ears sits on the head, a cat-face emblem on the hip and high-top sneakers with glowing soles on the feet — true to the name, cat motifs are scattered all through the machine look.

Whether the coat is on or off changes the silhouette completely, and the axe comes in the same 11 colors as the outfit, so you can match it to the clothes.

It comes in 11 colors. It supports 21 avatars, including Shinano, Mayo, Milltina, Milfy, Manuka and Rurune, with more support announced as planned. The list price is ¥3,990 for the full set and ¥1,800 single; at the measurement date a launch sale through November 5 had them at ¥2,650 and ¥1,350.

#9: Dear Winter / ParfaIt

1,869 likes three days in. A plaid A-line coat set with white fur on the collar and cuffs. It's a winter outfit from ParfaIt — the same shop as Melo at #16 — whose page went up on Halloween itself, October 31.

The above-the-knee coat flares softly at the hem, with white pom-pom buttons and a black ribbon at the neck. A matching hat, a small crossbody bag with a pom-pom, black tights and long brown boots are all included, so a full winter look comes together from head to toe in one set.

A week after an issue full of costumes, this came out on the very day the season turned toward winter, and the sale's low entry point of ¥200 added to that. The 7 colors run from soft pink, lavender and light-blue plaids to a charcoal paired with black fur.

It supports 20 avatars, including Manuka, Chiffon, Shinano, Airi, Milltina and Mayo. The list price is ¥2,490 for the full package and ¥990 single; at the measurement date an event sale through November 7 had them at ¥450 and ¥200.

#10: ASTREA / Ene Collection

5,993 likes ten days after the page went up. The techwear set worn with an IV bag and syringes, covered in detail as #5 in the October 26 issue. It hadn't gone on sale yet at last issue's measurement, and it's still in the Top 10 now that sales are open. The list price is ¥3,500 for the full set and ¥1,600 single; at the measurement date they were ¥2,200 and ¥1,100.

Category Picks (#11–#30)

The Top 10 held five outfits, two avatars, two tools and one hairstyle. The eleven carry-overs from #11 to #30 (Devil Wings at #11, UNSEAL ME at #12, Tights Tailor at #13, WICCA at #14, La-Marquise at #15, Melo at #16, Yumeka at #22, DisRoza at #23, Shock Bunny at #24, With Phone at #25 and Bandage Meh-Meh Angel at #29) were covered in earlier issues, so this section picks only from the new arrivals. The only new gimmicks and tools were the two in the Top 10.

Outfits

Fourteen of the thirty are outfits, five of them in the Top 10. From the new arrivals below #10, here's one that keeps the seasons' patterns inside a single set.

An oversized shirt set that comes with Halloween and Christmas patterns.

ICCD Atelier's "003" is at #27 (2,486 likes six days in). An oversized shirt worn off one shoulder and knotted at the front, with shorts and round glasses — plus a gimmick for pulling a book out of a bag.

Besides plain, plaid and striped shirts, there's a Halloween version with bats and pumpkins and a Christmas version in red and green tartan, and the shorts, socks and the book in your hand come in the same seasonal patterns. In VR, make a fist with your left hand near the bag and the book appears in your hand, so this one set covers everything down to opening a book in a library world.

It supports 14 avatars, including Shinano, Alué, Nayu, Kipfel, Marycia and Lapwing, and the gimmick is by ceovrc. The list price is ¥3,000 for the full pack and ¥1,500 per avatar; at the measurement date a sale through 21:00 on November 5 had them at ¥1,500 and ¥750.

Hairstyles

Two of the thirty are hairstyles: Puffy_Hair at #1, and this one at #17.

A hairstyle that added support for a brand-new avatar on the day it came out.

Pirouette's "Patapata Wolf" is at #17 (2,049 likes four days in). A wolf cut split into short layers on top and long wavy lengths down to the waist, paired with pointed ears and bat wings.

Long thin strands fall to below the chest at the front and sides, and the length and angle of the strands and ears can be changed with 64 shape keys. The hair and the ears-and-wings are placed on the avatar separately, so you can finish it with the ears and wings or use the hair alone as a plain wolf cut. A mask for recoloring the hair any way you like and a PSD made in Clip Studio are included.

There are 40 hair color samples, the ears come in 6 colors and the wings in black or white. It supports 20 avatars, including Misaki, Lumina, Manuka, Milltina, Shinano and Shinra, and an update on November 1 added support for Chiyu at #30. The list price is ¥1,000; at the measurement date a launch sale through November 3 had it at ¥600.

Accessories

Four of the thirty are accessories, all below #10. Devil Wings at #11 was covered as #2 last issue, so here are two of the three new arrivals.

Nails given away free as a thank-you for 5,000 followers.

Marshmallow Mansion's "GothicRoseNail" is at #19 (1,407 likes three days in). Long pointed nail tips, each one decorated differently with roses, crosses or quilting, with a tiny birdcage hanging on a chain from the middle finger.

One nail has crossed crosses with a small rose and pearls, another a large stone set in a frame-like border, another pearls placed on a diamond lattice — each of the five is different, but a shared base color pulls them together, so your hands alone complete a gothic look. The little finger gets a cross charm too, and the middle-finger birdcage comes in long and short lengths.

There are 8 colors, including black, white, wine red, purple and navy, with support for Shinano, Shinra, Chocolat, Milltina, Manuka, Rurune and more. The product page lines up photos taken by 13 nail models, one for each supported avatar. At the measurement date it was free through November 13, and the page says support for 20 more avatars is planned.

A series of hair accessories you choose from four different worlds.

KORUMIN STUDIO's "Bonbon Motion COLLECTION 1.1" is at #20 (2,861 likes six days in). One page gathering four series of moving hair accessories that float around your head or clip into your hair.

Bonbon Motion turns 36 motifs, like a bunny macaron or a star candy, into pixel art drawn in glowing lines that float around your head like a game HUD. The other three are 3D pieces about the size of a hair clip: NEON ARCADE, shaped like game consoles and controllers; LUNA RELIQUARY, with moon wands and butterflies in silver filigree; and TIDE REVERIE, with jellyfish and manta rays in pearl and soft sea colors. Every series lets you pick how it moves from the menu, or stop it, so you can hold it still for photos and let it sway in worlds.

Bonbon Motion has 8 colors and the other three series have 6 each. Each series is ¥500, and the four-series set is ¥1,500. The page also says anyone who got Bonbon Motion in an earlier free giveaway can keep using it.

Avatars

Six of the thirty are avatars. Salt at #2 and Haruka at #4 are in the Top 10, and Yumeka at #22 has now been in the thirty for seven issues running. Here are two of the three new arrivals.

A small avatar made as a Pomeranian girl.

plium's "Chiyu" is at #30 (3,712 likes ten days after the page went up). An original avatar with fluffy silver hair, floppy dog ears and a beret, wearing a sailor-collar dress under a cardigan — sales began on November 1.

She comes with plenty of props — a school bag, a handheld fan, a smartphone, glasses and a dog plush — and when you're AFK, an animation has her holding that plush with her eyes closed. She's built on the same base body as IKUSIA's Mao and Ririka, so their outfits fit too, with a scale adjustment.

There are 26 preset expressions and 31 standing idle poses, native face tracking is supported, and a second colorway pairing a pink cardigan with a brown dress is included. She's PC only; the regular price is ¥6,000, and at the measurement date she was ¥5,000 as a release price through November 14.

A cat-eared avatar whose page went up with the sales date announced in advance.

Virtual VoidCat's "Miredo" is at #26 (1,862 likes five days after the page went up). An original avatar with long twintails, black-tipped cat ears and tail, a treble-clef hair clip and a beret — at the measurement date her purchase options still read "not on sale."

She wears sheer off-shoulder sleeves with a pleated dress layered in uneven ruffles, and a mouse-shaped pouch slung across her body. Four sets of bangs can be swapped with Modular Avatar, and the colors come to seven in all: the standard silver and lavender plus six named after musical forms, like WALTZ, SERENADE and RHAPSODY. From the musical notes in her hair to the names of her colorways, music is what holds her world together.

She has 569 shape keys, mostly for expressions, VRM data is included, and Mochifitter is supported. Sales are announced for November 6 at ¥6,000, and a sample world where you can check her inside VRChat is already open.

Reading the Thirty

From here, the pool is the Top 30 risers — items published within three months of the measurement date, ranked by momentum (the same thirty the site's trending page shows) — read from the numbers' side.

Metric	Value
Scope	Top 30 risers (measured 2026-11-02)
Category split	Outfits 14 / Avatars 6 / Gimmicks & Tools 4 / Accessories 4 / Hairstyles 2
Median likes	4,440
Median price	¥1,000
Median days since release	6
Free items	6
Released within a week	16 of 30
Turnover from last issue	17 new / 13 carried over

Seventeen of the thirty are new this issue, and nine of the thirteen carry-overs come from last issue's Top 10. The only one of last issue's Top 10 to leave the thirty was ShatteredVow at #8. But only two of them, Salt at #2 and ASTREA at #10, stayed in the Top 10; from UNSEAL ME at #12 down to Bandage Meh-Meh Angel at #29, the Halloween outfits all slipped down the ranking.

Yumeka has gone from #2 in the September 21 issue to #5, #6, #10, #12, #20 and #22 — seven issues running inside the thirty.

Keywords: color variants on 7, original avatars on 5

The top keyword is color variants on 7, followed by free on 6, PSD included and original avatar on 5 each, and frills, glow and expression variations on 4 each.

The five original avatars are Salt at #2, Haruka at #4, Miredo at #26, SHANI-MUNI at #28 and Chiyu at #30. The four with glow are Black-Clad Exorcist at #5, ASTRO WATCHCAT at #8, Devil Wings at #11 and Bonbon Motion at #20 — script coiling up from the grimoire to the arm, lines running along a bodysuit, the edges of wings and pixel-art icons. Each one puts its light somewhere different.

Avatars: 6 of the 30, four with pages opened early

Avatars in the thirty went from three last issue to six: Salt at #2, Haruka at #4, Yumeka at #22, Miredo at #26, SHANI-MUNI at #28 and Chiyu at #30.

Four of them opened their product pages before sales began. Salt opened its page on October 24 and went on sale on November 1, and Chiyu also left a gap between its page on October 23 and its November 1 sales start. Haruka and Miredo both announced a November 6 sales start and couldn't be bought yet at the measurement date. The "open the page first" approach I've been following since the August 24 issue was chosen by four avatars at once this issue.

On the body side, Salt shares a base with Plum, Chocolat, Chiffon and Lime, Haruka with Kanata, and Chiyu with Mao and Ririka — each built on a base that already exists. SHANI-MUNI at #28 was updated four times between its October 28 release and November 1, and puts its version, "ver.1.4," right in the product name.

Avatar support: Shinano on top for an eighth issue

The most-supported avatar is Shinano with 19 — the sole leader for eight issues running since the September 14 issue. Next come Mayo, Milltina, Milfy and Airi at 16, Chocolat, Manuka and Rurune at 15, and Sio and Eku at 14.

In a week full of new avatars, the outfits and hairstyles were also moving to fit those bodies. Patapata Wolf at #17 added support for Chiyu on November 1, the day Chiyu at #30 went on sale. Black-Clad Exorcist at #5 supports Kanata with its men's version, and Haruka at #4 shares that same Kanata base body.

Prices: median ¥1,000, five at ¥5,000 or more

The ¥1,000–1,999 band is the largest with 10 items, followed by ¥500–999 with 8, free with 6, ¥5,000 and up with 5 and ¥2,000–2,999 with 1; ¥1–499 and ¥3,000–4,999 have none. The median is ¥1,000, almost the same as last issue's ¥990. All five items at ¥5,000 or more are avatars, up from one last issue.

The six free items are Pulse Watch at #6, Body Fit at #7, GothicRoseNail at #19, Obscura Glasses at #21, Yumeka at #22 and With Phone at #25. GothicRoseNail is free through November 13 and the unisex Obscura Glasses through November 2, while Pulse Watch and Body Fit are permanently free, each with an identical support version beside it. All prices and sales here are as of the measurement date.

A creator's view of how things were released

The trending ranking is where "how it was brought to market" shows up clearly, alongside the appeal of the work itself. Here are four approaches from this issue's Top 30 that could carry over to other work.

Points for creators:

Full Top 30

The complete thirty for this issue. Item names link to their Booth pages. Like counts and ages are from the measurement date (2026-11-02).

Rank	Item	Creator	Category	Likes (age)
1	Puffy_Hair	LookVook	Hairstyle	5,005 (3d)
2	Salt	Amatousagi	Avatar	11,773 (9d)
3	Kirke	EdgeMode	Outfit	5,761 (5d)
4	Haruka	BLUESTELLA	Avatar	3,309 (3d)
5	Black-Clad Exorcist	EXTENSION CLOTHING	Outfit	7,386 (7d)
6	Pulse Watch	pyrite9	Gimmick/Tool	2,421 (3d)
7	Body Fit	lllliiilliilll	Gimmick/Tool	3,688 (5d)
8	ASTRO WATCHCAT	MIRAGE	Outfit	4,146 (6d)
9	Dear Winter	ParfaIt	Outfit	1,869 (3d)
10	ASTREA	Ene Collection	Outfit	5,993 (10d)
11	Devil Wings	387 Realm	Accessory	6,466 (11d)
12	UNSEAL ME ─ Break My Seal ─	BITE	Outfit	9,746 (17d)
13	Tights Tailor	MocoMocoSoda by Lyrica	Gimmick/Tool	5,354 (10d)
14	WICCA	CØDEMOON	Outfit	6,372 (12d)
15	La-Marquise	velvetsky	Outfit	5,752 (11d)
16	Melo	ParfaIt	Outfit	4,735 (10d)
17	Patapata Wolf	Pirouette	Hairstyle	2,049 (4d)
18	Wild Card Bunny	Black Amber	Outfit	2,541 (5d)
19	GothicRoseNail	Marshmallow Mansion	Accessory	1,407 (3d)
20	Bonbon Motion COLLECTION 1.1	KORUMIN STUDIO	Accessory	2,861 (6d)
21	Obscura Glasses	anonera	Accessory	1,493 (3d)
22	Yumeka	Arka_X	Avatar	24,227 (54d)
23	DisRoza	PetiDoll	Outfit	4,051 (9d)
24	Shock Bunny	TiramisU	Outfit	7,625 (17d)
25	With Phone	//Alive: 02;	Gimmick/Tool	9,004 (21d)
26	Miredo	Virtual VoidCat	Avatar	1,862 (5d)
27	003	ICCD Atelier	Outfit	2,486 (6d)
28	SHANI-MUNI	Yorshka Shop	Avatar	1,997 (5d)
29	Bandage Meh-Meh Angel	3K@ZUKI	Outfit	9,104 (25d)
30	Chiyu	plium	Avatar	3,712 (10d)

Wrap-up

In the first issue after Halloween, the costumes stepped back from the top of the ranking, and what moved in to replace them was new avatars. Six of the thirty are avatars; four of them opened their pages before sales, and three share a base body that already existed. On the outfit and tool side, Patapata Wolf at #17 added support for the brand-new Chiyu, and Body Fit at #7 went as far as fitting clothes to bodies that aren't on any support list. If the weeks up to Halloween were about choosing what to wear, this week was about choosing again which body to wear it on.

Welcoming a new body is also the start of refitting the clothes and hair you already own to it. Avatars that let your existing wardrobe carry straight over through a shared base, a hairstyle that adds support on launch day, tools that fit things without touching the original data — from each of their own corners, creators' efforts to make that work a little lighter overlapped across the same week's thirty.

The Live Version and the Monthly Reports

This article is a snapshot from November 2, 2026. The current trending ranking is always available on the live page.

• VRChat Trending — Booth's Fastest-Rising New Releases (live)
• [October 26, 2026] VRChat Trending Snapshot — This Week's Fastest-Rising on Booth

For months that have already settled, the category monthly reports have the final picture.

• [July 2026] VRChat Outfit Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis
• [July 2026] VRChat Avatar Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis
• [September 2025] VRChat Small Item Trends & Ranking | Booth Trend Analysis

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About the Data

• Measurement date: 2026-11-02
• Scope: items published on Booth between 2026-08-02 and 2026-11-02 (2,568 items)
• Ranking basis: likes ÷ days since release (releases under three days old count as three), in descending order. This is momentum, not cumulative likes, and uses the same calculation as the site's trending page
• What "N days" means: age is calculated from VRCFinder's data collection point (the measurement date), not from what the Booth page displays. For items whose product page went up before sales began, age counts from when the page went up
• Rankings are a rough guide: this tally moves a lot with collection timing. It isn't a contest — read it as a way to find the new releases people are watching
• Listing condition: VRCFinder's database only collects items with 300 or more likes, so anything under that at the measurement date isn't in this tally
• Prices in the text are the regular list prices confirmed in Booth's purchase options. Items on sale are noted as "on sale at the measurement date." Where no list price is given, only the price at the measurement date is shown
• Note: the figures and rankings here are a snapshot from the measurement date and don't reflect later changes. "Released" refers to when the Booth product page went up
• Giveaway terms, prices and sales are as of the measurement date. Time-limited giveaways and sales may have ended by the time you read this. Check the Booth product page for current information