Oofyr (Channel)

Summary
Oofyr (formerly known as 'epikdarkcharizard') is the YouTube channel of the titular ROBLOXIAN personality.

The account was first created on 15th April 2015 as epikdarkcharizard, and has since been renamed to Oofyr in 2019. The older channels content still remained the same, though. As of 2019, the channel has 171 subscribers and 26k+ views.

Content
The channel has 77 videos in total, and uploads are irregular. The first video was titled 'EDC' Intro, and lasts 4 seconds long. The channels content slightly matured and toned down from its predecessor channel, but mostly stayed the same, giving a variety of gaming, family and overall random/non-categorised videos, such as 'epikdarkcharizard face reveal (not real)' which is 2 minutes of entire pointless trolling.

Trivia
- Oofyr's channel before the creation of this one was also called 'epikdarkcharizard', created sometime around 2013-2014. The channel contained some ludicrously random videos such as 40 seconds of Oofyr eating cake. This channel was created on his high-school email though, and so was deleted as it was only a temporary email. The videos weren't archived, and so can no longer be viewed (fortunately or unfortunately). - Oofyr has planned to do several series' on video games he likes to play (including ones in ROBLOX), however, due to his short attention span, he often only records a couple of episodes before growing bored and moving onto something else instead. A great example of this is the first episode of his 'PokeMMO series' in which he planned to record an episode every week. This did not happen.

- The only series he's successfully managed to record all the way through was his 'Undertale' series, in which he recorded all in a single sitting/playthrough.

- Ironically though, he did plan to create a second and third series for the Undertale series, however didn't get around to it.

- It could be then summarised from all the points above that due to his lack of attention, Oofyr can only complete recording something if it is all done in the same day, and is no good at scheduling/planning out a regular recording timetable.