A Nuzlocke with 250,000+ Pokémon keeps Alpharad busy
The Infinite Fusions run, which the description says was recorded last year, is past a million and a half views in two weeks.
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A Nuzlocke with 250,000+ Pokémon
No new uploads. Alpharad, whose about line reads simply "professionally unemployed," let the older videos do the work, and one of them did most of it.
"A Nuzlocke with 250,000+ Pokémon" is two weeks old and still moving at roughly three times the pace of anything else on the channel. It is a Nuzlocke, the self-imposed challenge where a fainted Pokémon is gone for good, played in Pokémon Infinite Fusions, the fan game that splices any two creatures into one. The description admits the footage sat for a year before release, and it lets slip his excitement that the fan team has started a sequel set in Hoenn.
Behind it sit two quiz videos. "Jeopardy with Pokémon YouTubers" brought in pChal, Wolfey and Kairyu, and nearly two months on it is still collecting views. The follow-up, "Pokémon can be weird," ends its description with Alpharad half-promising another round of Pokémon Jeopardy.
The subscriber count held still. Among the let's-play and variety channels around his size, CaRtOoNz is running right at its usual pace.
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The videos drawing views on Jacob Alpharad right now
- Channel
- Jacob Alpharad
- Subscribers
- 3,880,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
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