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...And welcome back to The G0ATFAC3 Corner.

The G0ATFAC3 Corner is an online video game TV show about a man and his friends who live inside the internet and play video games while saving the world. The show exists in-canon as a Let's Play show about YouTuber G0ATFAC3, your typical hot-headed protagonist, using his powers to enter the video games he plays to show them off in a whole new way. The G0ATFAC3 Corner is an 8-bit animated send up to old web review shows like Atop the Fourth Wall and the Angry Video Game Nerd for both their comical review content and their storylines (or lore as the kids these days call it), with a little anime and sprite battle animation flavour sprinkled in.

The show has (somewhat) recently completed it's big three season story arc, The GIGABYTE Saga, in a timely 78 episodes. Currently, we are working our way through the semi-canon sequel series The G0ATFAC3 Corner GT, a post-apocalypse story about G0ATFAC3's successor trying to save a world he ruined. This show eschews the original's YouTuber premise in favour of a more typical, darker shonen story, and takes a mixed media approach to the sprite battles from the original.

...That's -R as in DASH R, pronounced "Dasher." You wouldn't believe all these years later I still get people coming to me askin me when "Dashing with R" will come back.

...Anyway! Dashing with -R is a space opera about a young man who starts receiving prophetic dreams on his 20th birthday, hearing a voice he doesn't recognize calling for help from the furthest reaches of space. With the assistance of his friends, he journeys across the cosmos in the hopes of finding out who is calling him and what they need. The group stops on many planets along the way, helping the inhabitants with their problems, and possibly uncovering a sinister plot to undo centuries of societal progress. Chief inspirations include Earthbound, Star Trek, and Undertale AUs (as a concept).

It's been a little over nine years since the original Dashing with -R premiered on Youtube (even predating a certain TGFC that you love so much!), however, running two big animation projects concurrently proved to be quite difficult, and Dashing with -R had to be put on hold so TGFC could take priority. Now that The G0ATFAC3 Corner is finished and my workload has been greatly reduced, I feel I'm ready to take on the project once again. I hope you'll come along for the ride!