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The indie anime short filmLOCA!, about two kids who discover an operable train in a post-apocalyptic world, has been made available on YouTube for a limited amount of time. 

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The world of Funboys is growing beyond television with the launch of Fair Game, a new BBC comedy spin-off that sees the Ballymacnoose gang swap rural adventures for videogame reviews

Bandai Namco Filmworks announced on July 8 that it will reveal information about a new anime in the Gundam series through a special program. The program will stream simultaneously worldwide on the official YouTube channel Gundam Channel from 3:00 a.m. on July 24 Japan time

Markiplier stands as one of YouTube’s most recognizable gaming entertainers, combining horror playthroughs with sketch comedy and charity-driven streams. His presence across live events and streamed fundraisers has helped anchor his reputation as a community-focused creator

CouRage remains one of the most visible gaming hosts turned livestream creators on YouTube and Twitch. His regular streams and watch-parties keep a stable audience around competitive titles and pop-culture moments, with fans returning for his mix of gameplay, reactions and co-hosted segments

SMII7Y is one of YouTube’s long-running gaming creators known for chaotic multiplayer sessions and montage-style highlight cuts. His channel centers on fast-paced lobbies with friends, crisp sound design and a focus on comedy moments rather than pure competitive play

GALA will hold a Punk, Bullets and Junk gameplay live stream on YouTube on July 9th at 19:00 UTC. The broadcast is scheduled for 12:00 PT and will focus on PB&J gameplay

“Mario Kart” has always been exclusive to Nintendo’s gaming platforms over the years, with emulators also getting access to older game versions. The good news is YouTube now has a version of the game

VanossGaming is one of YouTube’s long-running comedy gaming channels built around montage edits and group sessions in popular titles. With more than 25 million subscribers on his main channel, he occupies a durable position among legacy gaming creators who shaped the platform’s early 2010s culture