#pezzzy

The merch is ready and out there to be bought!

A quick reminder that all these drops are unlimited and don't have a time limit, nor do they have a set amount of stock - so don't worry about missing out!

as of 26/06/26, all keychains will be bigger in size (except previous drops) - Keychains will now have a size of 8 cm (80mm) instead of 6 cm (60 mm), and smaller designs will be adjusted to fit the size. This does mean prices of Keychains have increased. (the price of EMERGENCE will not be altered).

I am NOT in charge of Shipping and handling, please refer to the shipping policies on ACGGoods if you have an issue!

I am NOT the one to contact if theres an issue with the product you receive - if theres a problem with the product, the service team are super sweet so don't be afraid to get into contact with them if theres a problem with the item!

acrylic items will come with protective film, it's up to you if you'd like to remove it.

ACG has a minimum set limit for pricing - I cannot go lower if I wanted to.

This will not be the only drop to come! I have ideas on the roster I think you guys will enjoy! And I'm not limiting it to keychains - I'd like to expand to other items like standees.

There will be time between this drop and the next, please be patient!

Please don't attempt to request items, I'm only one man doing all these artworks.

the store doesn't currently have physical showcases of the products, so I highly recommend reading wooacry reviews for reference until i get my hands on some to use in product photos!

Dr.STONE characters are owned by Boiichi and Inagaki, Witch Hat Atelier characters are owned by Kamome Shirahama, and Black Butler characters are owned by Yana Toboso. I am not an official provider or distributer of merch, I am creating fan items for everyone to make owning merch a little more accessible.

If you want to tag me in posts showing off items, part of a collection or not, PLEASE do!! It makes me happy seeing you guys enjoying everything!!

Don't want to buy the merch but still want to support me? Buy me a KO-FI!

obligatory inspo mention GJFDSGHJK

I just watched smii7y’s “This is NOT a Best of 2025” video—from six months ago—where he talks about running four channels with a small team, creative burnout, and the importance of mental health.

Last night I watched videos from LaurenZside and Gloom talking about similar things: community, running channels with small teams, and burnout.

I’ll say it once and I’ll say it again: content creation is a real job, just the same as Hollywood or working at the local Market Basket or being a CEO for some major corporation. It’s a real job. You put in hours and hours and hours of work every week, but the difference is you never stop being watched.

Other people can go home at the end of the day and sleep knowing that they don’t have to be “perfect” or have their persona on or whatever. Streamers, YouTubers, influencers, whatever you want to call them. Even if they’re not actively recording, they are always being watched. 24/7, 365. And a lot of people know this, but I know that I for one take it for granted.

So, yeah. I just wanted to say that all of the creators I watch, the people who make the content I consume, I appreciate them!! So much!! LaurenZside, Gloom, Azzyland, LDShadowlady, they were my childhood! And now I’m older and I watch other people, but they’ll always have special places in my heart. MatPat and Polygon Donut were my entire middle school experience.

And I think it’s hard for me to remember, especially when watching people like Smii7y or Kryoz or Pezzzy, that I don’t know them. They don’t know me. But I feel like I do, and I appreciate them so. Much. (This isn’t in a weird way jsyk)

I remember crying in my bedroom after my first relapse and doom scrolling on my phone for anything to take my mind off of everything, and finding Smii7y’s video where he follows Wildcat around in Among Us and it made me laugh so hard that I forgot about the pain. It was so stupid, but he was my lifeline. He still is.

I remember making friends for the first time in the fifth grade because I had something to contribute to a conversation because of a Game Theory video I had watched. I’m still friends with some of those people to this day, even though I’ve always struggled in social situations.

I remember watching LaurenZside with her purple hair and quirky behavior and realizing that I’m not the only one who feels like they don’t belong, especially as I was scrolling through comments.

So, yeah. No matter what fandom you’re in or creator you follow, just remember to show them some love:)

"As long as you just stick around, everything is gonna be fine."