Should I start reaction videos to DanDaDan

So, I've been wrestling with a big question lately, and honestly, I need some input from you all! As you know from my initial post, I'm seriously debating whether I should dive headfirst into creating reaction videos, specifically for the incredible DanDaDan manga and soon-to-be anime. It feels like such a huge step, but the excitement is building up! Why DanDaDan, you ask? Well, if you've read it, you know it’s a wild ride! The series blends supernatural horror, sci-fi, and laugh-out-loud comedy in such a unique way. Every chapter is packed with unexpected twists, fantastic character expressions that are just begging for a reaction, and moments that genuinely make you gasp or burst out laughing. It's truly a goldmine for visual reactions. Imagine the hype when the anime finally drops – the potential for epic reaction content, discussing theories, and just sharing the sheer joy (or terror!) of each episode is immense. I often find myself thinking about all the cool dandadan reaction image or meme-worthy moments I could highlight. But starting an anime reaction youtube channel isn't just about picking a great series; it's about making a commitment. I've been doing a lot of research into what it takes to become a successful anime reaction youtuber. Here are some of the things I've been thinking about, and I'd love to hear your thoughts or tips! First, authenticity is key. People connect with genuine reactions and a unique personality. I want to bring my true enthusiasm for anime and gaming to the screen. It's not just about showing my face; it's about sharing my genuine thoughts, theories, and the rollercoaster of emotions that DanDaDan evokes. Then there's the technical side. What kind of setup do I really need? I'm thinking a decent webcam, a clear microphone, and some user-friendly editing software. I don't want to overcomplicate it from the start, but I also want the quality to be watchable. Any recommendations for budget-friendly gear for a beginner? Content beyond just watching: I've seen some amazing reactors who don't just react; they pause, analyze, share theories, and even create highlight reels or compilations of funny moments. For DanDaDan, I could see myself doing deep dives into the symbolism, discussing character development, or even predicting future plot points. It’s about adding value to the reaction experience. Community engagement is super important too. I love interacting with fellow fans, and I imagine a reaction channel would be a fantastic way to build a community around our shared love for anime. Responding to comments, asking questions, and even doing community-requested reactions could be a lot of fun. Lastly, and this is a big one, copyright considerations. This is probably the trickiest part of being an anime reaction youtuber. How do I navigate fair use? What's the best practice to ensure I can share my reactions without running into issues? Any advice from experienced creators out there would be incredibly helpful. I feel like this journey could be an amazing way to connect with more anime lovers and share my passion. The idea of capturing those raw, unfiltered reactions to iconic DanDaDan moments, and then discussing them with a community, really excites me. So, what do you all think? Should I hit that record button and start this adventure? Your encouragement, advice, and even your constructive criticism would mean the world to me as I make this decision!