Katie Marovitch's DM secrets keep Dimension 20 Shorts talking through a pause
The ten-week-old clip from the City Council of Darkness has passed 185,000 views, with a Cloudward, Ho! moment from last December trailing behind it.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
How To DM Like Katie Marovitch
Seventy days old, and "How To DM Like Katie Marovitch" is still the clip doing most of the work on Dimension 20 Shorts. The short, tagged to the City Council of Darkness, has Katie stepping into the Dungeon Master's chair and, as the description puts it, revealing her secrets for being a "PERFECT Dragon Master." A comedian known for her work across Dropout, Katie flipping the usual seating is the kind of novelty a short can sell in seconds, and it has gathered more than 185,000 views.
The channel posted nothing new over the seven days, so the back shelf carried it. Behind Katie sits "Riz Gukgak's Little Accident," a nearly ten-month-old moment from Cloudward, Ho!, whose description insists the problem did not smell metaphorical. Further back, "...Snicker Legs?" from Titan Takedown is a year and a half old and still drifting along on talk of Godzilla-style legs.
Without fresh clips, the daily pace sat a little below its usual level, and the subscriber count slipped by about a thousand. Among the anime, comics and tabletop channels near its size, this was the calmest corner of the week. The busy one was Min-Maxed, the tabletop show running well above its usual pace, while Rumpus also had a lively stretch.
It is a clips channel at heart, and the clip people keep returning to is one where the cast plays with the format itself.
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The videos drawing views on Dimension 20 Shorts right now
- Channel
- Dimension 20 Shorts
- Subscribers
- 533,000 ▼ 1,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 4,884
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
Here is how Dimension 20 Shorts' week looks in figures.
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