Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. By this point, it should be pretty obvious, judging by the content of my channels.

Even though the original Gumball show has long ended, I still talk about them on my channel because I simply like them. The same thing goes for SpongeBob. Even though I have not been watching much of the newer seasons, that doesn’t stop me from talking about the show a lot. 

That said, some of my autistic traits aren’t noticeable in my videos due to me scripting them. But it should be obvious if you watched my improv ones, however.

But let’s be honest, you wouldn’t hear a "normal" person using filler words that often, though.

To put it bluntly, I hate it. 

Since AI can scrap anything from the internet, I consider AI-Generated art to be virtual art-theft and just plain lazy on the "artist". That said, I'm fine with anyone using it as a reference only. Other than that, I don't endorse it. 

By the way, if you see any of my Original Characters being used to generate images or just on an AI-generated image, then please let me know where it's at on any of my social media accounts, so I can issue a takedown request on there.

I'm currently using ibisPaint X on my tablet to make them.

To put simiply, I have disability benefits, more specifically, SSDI. As such, if I were to make money from anything like from my YouTube channels, then I will lose them. (Or rather, I won't have enough sustainable money left to fed myself.)

That may not be clear to you, since I would likely fall under Low Support Needs by today’s standards. But I rather feel safe than sorry to just get the SSDI, than getting a job that I would likely lose in less than a week due to ableism or anxiety.

Honestly, I do feel like turning my hobbies into jobs is simply not that fun for me. I just wanted to put my creativity out there for free, not for profit.

Nope.

My first-ever YouTube channel was called “Gumballbunny”. It was created in Late 2012 and had some Cartoon Network videos. But since it was my first channel, and I was young, I didn’t follow YouTube’s Terms of Service. And therefore, caused that channel to be taken down.

My next YouTube channel, Gumballfan67, nearly suffered the same fate, but fortunately, I did start to take the ToS seriously at that point. So, that channel is still available for your viewing pleasure.

The earliest moment that I could remember is from my favorite shows from 2012, such as Regular Show and Gumball. Those shows brought me the idea to make my own videos. 

Though, as you can tell from my earliest original pieces such as “The Gumballbunny Show” and “The Dark Secret”, I didn’t have that much originality put into them, so I copied whatever episodes I’ve found to be interesting.

That said, video creation isn’t my first time trying to create art. During the Mid to Late 2000s, I used some Littlest Pet Shop toys to reenact scenes from my favorite shows. They’re not recorded, but I do remember it very vividly. Spiritual Star Master Reenactments are a homage to those early videos.

Audacity for audio recording and DaVinci Resolve for video (and sometimes audio) editing.

I usually take videos down (or rather, private them) for one of these following reasons;

1. It wasn’t well-researched

2. It makes me feel bad nowadays

3. There was a better version available.

For any edited video/YouTube Poops ones, it’s likely got blocked due to copyright. But fortunately, I’m more careful about how I show copyrighted material in my videos nowadays.

For the 2024 shorts on Some Weird Stars, I took them down because I was afraid that I was hurting my channel by doing both long-form and shorts.

That being said, I did recently get back to making more shorts. But this time, it should be more obvious that they're teasers/promotions to my long-form content, not standalone. 

Did shorts help my channel now? Well, just a bit, but, at least, I'm getting more eyes on my content now.

Yes, I am.

The confusion comes from the 2013 era of my Internet Journey. Back then, I used to have a different email address that was associated with my old YouTube, Tumblr, and DeviantArt accounts. But one day, I forgot the password to them, so aside from Tumblr (which I managed to change the email of), I sadly wasn’t able to get those accounts back.

Though, fortunately, I did link my old DeviantArt account to my old YouTube one that contained footage of my bedroom that I still lived in today. So if you do some sleuthing around, then you’ll figure out it’s the same bedroom. 

So, gumballbunny and Some Weird Stars are the same person.

Speaking of which…

Nope.

I was 16 when The Shippening first aired in 2018, there was no way that the staff would ask me for permission. Me being an American while the show's production took place in the UK didn't help either. So, it’s more likely that the staff just searched up Gumball OCs to use for their episode instead. 

That said, I’m still proud to have some nobility within the Gumball fandom, and I wasn’t offended by Sklyn’s inclusion in the episode either.

For right now, no.

After the whole PR Disaster of 2023, I don’t feel like wanting to give Rovio or their newest games any more attention (nor money) from me. As such, I shrunk the Angry Birds content to just small parts in my videos nowadays, such as the music or the sound effects.

After taking a break from the franchise in 2025, I've realized that I was more of a fan of the media than the actual games themselves. So perhaps, I may make more Angry Birds videos in the near future. The good kind, though.

Short Answer: Mike from Total Drama.

Long Answer: Check out this video.

Even though Total Drama is a fictional reality show, I don’t like talking about shows that primarily feature humans in it. Personally, having humans in it just kinda breaks the immersion for me.

There’s also the fact that unlike Gumball and SpongeBob, I don’t have a strong attachment to the fan base. So, I barely have any information about what seasons, episodes, or characters they like or not, other than looking it up for myself.

The main reason why I bought Total Drama up for two videos (technically three if you count "I was Wrong about Gumball's The Finale") is because it features a character that basically saved my life from my own self-ableism. (His name is Mike, if you can’t already tell.) 

That said, Total Drama is one of my favorite shows, even though All-Stars had ruined it until the 2023 Reboot saved it.

My opinion of Mal is basically a love-hate relationship (a platonic one). 

I hate him for ruining the All-Stars season and my favorite character, him not being a good villain, and him just being an offensive Plurality/DID stereotype in general. But at the same time though, I can appreciate him for being cool, not caring for anyone, and admittedly, his deeds were funny to watch. 

So, that is why I keep on mentioning Mal in my videos despite my hatred for him. I even named a trope after him called, "Edgy Mirror Moment", where the show's lore gets changed just to fit in with the story. (Welp, it was supposed to be called "Mal Mirror Moment", but I changed it at the last minute because I don't want to get in trouble with Fresh TV. But the context still stands, though.)

Um, nope!

Who asked this question?

…

Wait, it was me, my bad! 

For real, though, any similarities between me and Mike from Total Drama are completely coincidental.