Building another robot is LIGHTS ARE OFF's answer to the first one. In "How To Destroy A Self-Aware Robot," the fourth part of its robot story, R.R.E.B.L.E. has a specific assignment: destroy E.L.B.E.R.R. The description poses the question of whether the new creation can actually do it.
No new uploads arrived this week, so this is catalog catch-up rather than a fresh episode. The robot animation has reached about 8.9 million views and is among the channel's busiest videos right now. Its creator also makes a point of explaining the craft: the animation was made entirely in Blender, including human-performed voices, with no AI used.
The older nightmares remain busy, too. "I think it's safe to swim here #nightmare #creepy #cursed #horror #shorts" draws the most daily views of the listed uploads, followed by "HE'S IN THE WALLS! #horror #creepy #cursed #shorts". Both are well over a year old.
Across the channel, the week brought nearly seven million views and a modest subscriber gain despite the empty release schedule. Nearby sketch channels had varied weeks: IBella drew substantially more weekly viewing, while Daniel Thrasher had a smaller total. LIGHTS ARE OFF's daily viewing is somewhat above its usual pace, with the swimming nightmare and robot saga both contributing.