Meet the Fish That Plays Pokémon: Mutekimaru Channel
On YouTube, you can find some truly unique content creators. And now, even fish have joined the ranks! One particular fish has been making waves by streaming its own gameplay of Pokémon Scarlet and Violet. This incredible fish uses a special controller setup in its tank to play different parts of the game.
The Fascinating Channel: Mutekimaru Channel
A dedicated fan of Pokémon games has set up a tank with a control pad for their pet fish. This setup allows the fish to interact with the controller and press buttons by swimming over them. The Mutekimaru Channel streams the fish’s gaming sessions almost daily, along with compilations of the best moments. You won’t believe what this video shows – the fish even manages to commit credit card fraud in just minutes!
An Unexpected Gaming Adventure
After defeating the Cascarrafa Gym in Pokémon, the fish decided to explore the settings on the Nintendo Switch. In a surprising display of responsibility, it changed the user’s name from Mutekimaru to ROWAWAWAWA, likely its own name. The fish then proceeded to open the store, go through the terms and services, and even accessed the payment page, displaying the owner’s credit card information to the viewers. It sent an email to the owner, possibly requesting to link the account via PayPal.
A Crime Spree Goes On
Continuing its escapades, the fish went ahead and made a purchase worth 500 yen using the owner’s credit card. It’s incredible how this fish managed to carry out its crime spree while logged into Nintendo Switch Online, claiming daily rewards and redeeming avatars it liked. The fish didn’t stop there and even downloaded the Nintendo 64 section onto the Switch. Eventually, it turned off the console, satisfied with the chaos it had created. Viewers couldn’t believe their eyes and the chat was buzzing with excitement.
Will Nintendo Help the Owner?
The video concludes with the owner attempting to get a refund from Nintendo, explaining that their fish was responsible for the purchases. With this viral video gaining attention, there’s a chance that Nintendo may step in to assist the player and their mischievous fish.