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given the speed of a session vs the speed of a printer... it would be a pretty cool campaign mechanic to have "next week's boss/monsters start printing at the start of the session" and players can see it cooking but won't know what it fully is until the end of the session and can get hyped for next week :D
@@WuLongTi honestly sounds like a good idea for a show tbh, right at the end of the episode, the main villain is shown in their lair plotting and looking through scrolls and scripture, picking monster bits, doing a ritual, and then you see a piece of the final monster emerge from a pentagram. ROLL CREDITS
Create from the heart, Jett. I know that's easy to say in the whims of people with one focus, and the algorithm bottlenecking anything else, but your content is a creation, and we have to create for our own desires too. For what it's worth, I may have found you through bakugan, but the joy of discovering new toys and hobbies I'd never known like B-Daman and the heartfelt stories/anecdotes are the soul that helped me stick around. Best of luck finding a balance that doesn't drain your creative spirit.
NO WAY IM IN THE END CARD LETS GOOOO!!! 18:03 that said...im sorry you got hit with the tf2ber curse of not being able to make sustainable variety conent i did watch all your bionicle videos- in fact because of them i got into bionicle and i got back to revisit this channel!! you really seem like you got the enthusiasm to talk about any of these hobies in detail and in a way that makes me wanna take part on them too hope the algorithm blesses you in this video or others
On the real as Kuso once said Bakugan are such a feat of engineering and manufacturing printing one sounds incredibly difficult i dont think people understand that, hope it turns out well Also 4:30 i know it probably wouldnt get a ton of views like you mentioned but i personally would love that
This 3D-printed Gunpla is probably a stolen model 😅. When Bandai launched the Gunpla Metaverse (yes, that was a real thing), hackers and model-ripping experts found a way to download the 3D models of the Gunpla featured in the game. It turns out Bandai simply used the same 3D models of their kits, without even bothering to remove pins and holes. Essentially, they uploaded the digital equivalent of their actual kits! It’s a funny situation when you think about it-these models, once ripped, were likely shared and eventually found their way into 3D printers. It’s wild how something meant for a metaverse project ended up as real, printed kits.
"Found a way to download" when all the CAD files for the gunpla, even unreleased ones, weren't even encrypted or anything lol. Like that has to have been the EASIEST model raid anyone has ever had to do But yeah you can still sometimes find them floating online since people did not hesitate to grab those because why would you let a chance like that slip by lol
LEONIDAS MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAT! I'M SO EXCITED JETT! Unfortunately I'll be busy and catch catch the premiere but I'll DEFINITELY check out the video when I'm able to! I haven't really kept up to date with Bakugan since Gen 2, but you're the UA-camr who keeps pulling me back in every once and a while to see what the fans have accomplished. I love you bro ❤
If only we had a way to revert printed items back into usable filament for 3D printing, we will basically have a lighter form of Star Trek replicators.
@@ThisisDD Might need some time for it to be commercially viable. Even 3D printers used to be harder to access and afford for common folk until fairly recently.
I subscribed to this channel for Bakugan yes, but I stuck around for all the early 2000s toy lines and various nerd stuff that admittedly I'm still infatuated with. Something about that era of toys deeply fascinates me. I love your Beyblade videos, Your Transformers videos are pretty great, I was never a fan of Bionicle but now I have a newfound appreciation for them, and in some cases almost bought a few, The B-Daman videos were a great look into a toy brand that I wanted to get into but never did. It's my eventual hope that you make videos on obscure stuff like U.B Funkeys the original Toys to Life game, or DaGaDar, Gogo's Crazy Bones, or maybe even a toy brand I never even heard of.
Seeing a guy who's content mostly revolves around brand name products, doing a video about how to engage with those series and ideas creatively and outside the bounds of the products available is really awesome to see, thanks for the great video.
Yeeeeeeeeeeessssssssss, keep dropping more vids like this, love how good this channel has gotten in only a year, ever since Bionicle it just keeps getting 🔥🔥🔥
JettKuso please make what you want. I really enjoy that youre covering other hobbies. Since the marble game died I've tried new things. It's good. I fully airbrushed and decaled my 4th gundpla kit ever. I'm happy and you should be too. Great video. I love the anticaptilist undertones btw
10:08 Ah great, yet another artifact Rassilon came up with. Is there anything that Rassilon didn't invent?. I presume there's also a Stand for Stands of Rassilon somewhere in the far reaches of space? On an unrelated note, being from Chile, you bringing up the 33 Miners for a comparison with the B-Daman fanbase both shocked me, and made me feel...somewhat glad. Glad to know we've made *some* world history that isn't the Dictatorship anyways!. Keep up the good work Jett, as a Bakugan, Gundam, Transformers, and Dr. Who fan, I'm eating good! (all that's missing is you talking Ultraman/Kamen Rider and I'd be fully fed lmao)
16:32 oh, so man is really *"NEW"* new to Gunpla. Dude, people in the gunpla community have been scratch building and kitbashing model kits for around 40 years now One of my favorite parts of trade shows and hobby magazines was seeing people building kits from scratch of units we'd never officially get model kits for
You should see the 3D printing scene when it comes to NERF guns. My brother in law owns a 3D printer, and after accidentally buying one of the hardware kits for a 3D printed NERF gun I asked him to print up the necessary files and I ended up with a really cool NERF bow that shoots half length darts at about 100-ish feet per second.
Tbh this video earned you my subscription. I saw your bakugan vids randomly and went “wow! Bakugan! Havent thought about those in a hot minute, cool that the community still exists.” But as i watched i had one thought. “This guys extremely fun to watch. Too bad he really only does bakugan.” Spread those creative wings, i genuinely enjoyed this, and know im officially a not-here-for-bakugan fan. :)
I love the wide variety of toy lines you cover in your content, not just Bakugan. With your charisma, you can make it as any sort of creator. Do what you love, and the fans will find you.
I know it’s not much as I’m just one person, but I really enjoy all of the stuff you make. You’ve introduced me to a whole bunch of franchises I never even knew about, so Bakugan or not, I’ll always be here to support you and this channel
I'm gonna pause my usual lurking to say: please do what you love! I love learning about niche hobbies and the way u present them is so entertaining and interesting, I will literally watch u talk about anything and I can't be the only one who feels that way!
I found you some years ago because of these marbles. But I've stuck around and watch everything you upload because of you. I really enjoy your point of view and really like how you talk about your thoughts and points. Very entertaining and engaging. I really liked when you streamed and played video games. I'm also huge into transformers and gundam and beyblade and d&d and 3d printing. I enjoyed the days when you'd go diamond hunting in stores. I found you because I was looking for a fun or compative card game to get into. Found you when I looked up how my marble monsters were doing in the times. I live in a very small area so I never got back into it but still enjoyed watching it online. It's a shame it's on pause. But I watch because I really enjoy your showmanship. Your charm. The effort to form an idea or opinion around heartfelt memories or emotions to drive the point or just to shear your thoughts. You remind me alot of sequeitis. Your references to his videos get me every time. I also enjoy anime believe it or not. So as someone who is your exact target viewer, thank you. Please keep being you. Doing what you do. Enjoying things the way you wanna enjoy them. I'll be here ready for your next video regardless of the topic.
This is my first video of yours. Amazing. Edit: The next recommended is one of your Bionicle ones. Strange ol' world. Edit 2: I'm not even a 3D printing enthusiast. Proabably the mix of D&D, Transformers and a TARDIS, or maybe your channel is blowing up. Hard to say. Really cool video.
I am honoured to have my comment on your conspiracy board. Totally excited to see what you do next (other than the anticipated bakugan video) One thing that i hope you cover in the bakugan video is how a lot of these custom bakugan actually resin cast, not 3D print. (I think they 3D print initially to make the parts they use to make the molds for resin).
You said in a prior Bakugan video that old Bakugan that work are hard to find as the magnets degrade over time. I found my old Bakugan some from the very first launch of Bakugan in the west and they all still work with only 1 or 2 not actually functioning well due to them being the bigger Bakugan.
Jett reneging about Bakugan is much like JobbyTheHong not reviewing Gundam-related toys. Only with more serious angst and less 420-blazed lunacy... Also, for Gunpla builders, 3d printing has also been helpful in redesigning flawed parts in kits, particularly those known for frequent breakage.
I actually subbed because all of your content is stuff from my childhood, Bakugan, Beyblade, Bionicle, so i can almost pretend that the parts of my childhood i remember most fondly was a decade ago
I just want you to know, as someone who did originally subscribe because I loved all your Bakugan videos, I absolutely love every one of your other videos too, you just keep doing you Jett ❤️
Even though I subbed for the Bakugan stuff Jett (and that in this girl’s opinion you’re cute.) I stayed because you have an incredibly entertaining and infectious energy Basically keep doing you Jett, you’re incredible and at the very least I will still be around
I mean... Yeah, I found your channel while looking for bakugan content. But I stayed for the general "toys channel made by an adult" vibe. And sure, I'm a bit biased 'cause I'm also a huge Bionicle fan, but I still love and enjoy every review, retrospectiv, etc. A vid on bakugan or robots or other fandom every once in a while is just the nice cherry on top of a sweet cake ^^ I mean for fuck sake I LOVE the content of PaperMelon enven when I don't really like Transformers, so... guess I really like toys in general. And I'm sure I'm not the only one ^^
I'm in that "3D printing enthusiast that clicked on the suggested videos" group. xD But I'm also a home toy designer making my own action figures (usually cute mechs or robogirls) lol
I wonder what the data is on your viewers that watch your vids when they drop vs returning later. I ask as a chronic binger of UA-camrs whom I enjoy but don't click on every notification for. Anyways, I'm enjoying the content regardless. I'll likely be here for whatever it is. Just make sure you're having fun with the topics an your friends.
My two introductions to this channel was the bakugan videos and the transformers death videos. I've been loving every installment for things I know and things I don't. Doing 3D printing now is thematically important to me because I'm going to be studying autoCAD next year and I'm excited to see what this channel does next.
If it helps at all Jet- the struggle of passion vs views is a very common struggle in the UA-cam space. Not being able to branch out and cover what you want in fear that your audience will fall off and you'll no longer be able to keep a steady income will always be a TERRIFYING thought. I won't act like I fully understand the pain since I'm no youtuber -yet- but I do know the stress of not knowing if you'll have a roof over your head the next day. And I've seen a lot of channels go through this same struggle so, the consensus I've found is this: Without a doubt, go with your heart and make what you wanna make. Yeah, you'll fall off a bit. Numbers will go down, and it may get a bit dicey, but as you foster a new community made up of loyal watchers and new viewers alike, you'll build yourself up stronger than ever. Your viewers will be happier because YOU'RE happier, and the less that you look at your job as, well, a job, the better your output will be, and by proxy the more your channel will grow again. Then again what do I know, I'm someone who first subscribed for Bakugan so I'm not gonna complain if some more pops up lmao but a good bit of us (me included) stuck around for *you*, not just for the best children's toy known to man (don't @ me). Either way, good luck mate, this is just another hurdle in the creative process. You'll jump it like all the rest.
For the "gunpla" segment. You could have done an SD or super deformed. If you were doing a resin print, it would've come together easily at smaller scales. (I've tried) 😊 With "SD"s it's easier. Most of the time it's like printing a mini with a super detailed larger head sculpt. A chibi if you will. Lastly, I'm right with you. I still have my spinning, metal and combiner bakugan. You're not alone. 👍
I'm the rare crossover of a 3d printing enthusiast (have been for the past, like, 14 years?) and before that I was big into Bakugan and was one of the most active members on BakuganBuzz (stopped paying much attention around Mechtanium Surge, though). Excited to see how good you can get some of them, I might have to print some of the old B1 guys that were rare back in the day. I'm looking at you, Almost All Of B1 Wave 2. I always wanted a Terrorclaw or Mantris.
I have been watching for years, and was already a printing nerd for years, and I was DND videos when I should be working while I'm at my job, but what's watching some videos while driving a forklift gonna do
I watch your videos because you seem to have the same joy for these mechanical game-toys that i do, with Bakugan just being one of them. I have a shelf for my collection of these specific types of toys and I'm always interested to learn more of them
8:05 ORION PAX, YOUR NOBLE SACRIFICE FOR THE GREATER GOOD DEEMS YOU WORTHY IN THE EYES OF PRIMUS. HE ENTRUSTS IN YOU THE FUTURE OF CYBERTRON, AND… THE MATRIX OF LEADERSHIP
Just found this out recently, but someone is making a 1/12 scale Gundam Aerial out of entirely 3d printed parts. 1/12 is the scale that makes the official gunpla model of the pilot accurately sized. It's that kind of capability to make massive scale models of what would normally be 6" kits that has my intrest, and I would love to make my own giant models at some point in my life.
I was half expecting Jett to print literally just the marbles instead of B-Daman but I guess thats where we are. Would love to see him print out a zoid and if we're feeling spicy one of the Marvel crossover Bakugan
I came to this channel because of bakugan, and I’ve stayed because of Jett. Been watching you for years dude, we’ll keep watching no matter what you do❤️
I may be one of those people who started watching from back then for the Bakugan content, but I am all here for the other unrelated stuff that you talk about
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Look into the obscurity that is Jagun Fighters
i remember bdman i had a set but no man rip as i liked the show from what i remember
how did you post this vid 1 day ago but comment before bruf
This is me with warhammer minis
Same
🤣JettKuso will print an entire gundam before he builds one. Can't wait to watch tomorrow!
The cheapskate grindset baby, why buy for a low amount of money when you can build for a large amount of time
*Stares at the HG Aerial in the beginning*
@@jolttrontitanstill, that low amount of money has better quality and details in comparison to the large amount of time
@@jolttrontitan honestly of the hobbies he talked about here gunpla is probably the cheapest lol
@@sonerec725 That is simply not true, I've spent $12,000+ on just models
Calling it now. He 3D prints a giant B-daman to launch Bakugan
Didn’t bakutech already do that?
THE DREAM
Takara should come up with idea foe bakugan shooting B daman
The crossover we didn't think about, but would be a cool one to see.
Bdaman inside optimus prime's gundam color scheme trailor with the head of the gundam
Imagine a DnD campaign where the final boss is a 3d printer that's constantly pumping out the enemies that the players face throughout the campaign
given the speed of a session vs the speed of a printer... it would be a pretty cool campaign mechanic to have "next week's boss/monsters start printing at the start of the session" and players can see it cooking but won't know what it fully is until the end of the session and can get hyped for next week :D
@@WuLongTi honestly sounds like a good idea for a show tbh, right at the end of the episode, the main villain is shown in their lair plotting and looking through scrolls and scripture, picking monster bits, doing a ritual, and then you see a piece of the final monster emerge from a pentagram. ROLL CREDITS
Made me think of Smithy from SMB RPG.. I think that's what he did... It's been awhile lol.
basically fighting the Satellite Ark then.
@@exodyno lets pray the printer isnt malicious too 💀
You did more good for B-Daman community with just 2 videos on your channel than Takara did in last 10 years.
i wish they;d bring back bomberman toys tbh, thank god for the 3d printing community.
Create from the heart, Jett. I know that's easy to say in the whims of people with one focus, and the algorithm bottlenecking anything else, but your content is a creation, and we have to create for our own desires too. For what it's worth, I may have found you through bakugan, but the joy of discovering new toys and hobbies I'd never known like B-Daman and the heartfelt stories/anecdotes are the soul that helped me stick around. Best of luck finding a balance that doesn't drain your creative spirit.
NO WAY IM IN THE END CARD LETS GOOOO!!!
18:03
that said...im sorry you got hit with the tf2ber curse of not being able to make sustainable variety conent
i did watch all your bionicle videos- in fact because of them i got into bionicle and i got back to revisit this channel!!
you really seem like you got the enthusiasm to talk about any of these hobies in detail and in a way that makes me wanna take part on them too
hope the algorithm blesses you in this video or others
On the real as Kuso once said Bakugan are such a feat of engineering and manufacturing printing one sounds incredibly difficult i dont think people understand that, hope it turns out well
Also 4:30 i know it probably wouldnt get a ton of views like you mentioned but i personally would love that
I really want a 3D Printer just to make Kamen Rider Helmets.
which rider?
@@NotJollibeeWhy not all of them?
this is so real
You don't even need a 3d printer for that. Actual costume makers make them with foam floor mats. Cheap, fast and simple.
That's what got me to bite the bullet and buy a K1 Max. I'm working on a full size Ichigo helmet right now.
This 3D-printed Gunpla is probably a stolen model 😅. When Bandai launched the Gunpla Metaverse (yes, that was a real thing), hackers and model-ripping experts found a way to download the 3D models of the Gunpla featured in the game. It turns out Bandai simply used the same 3D models of their kits, without even bothering to remove pins and holes. Essentially, they uploaded the digital equivalent of their actual kits!
It’s a funny situation when you think about it-these models, once ripped, were likely shared and eventually found their way into 3D printers. It’s wild how something meant for a metaverse project ended up as real, printed kits.
if someone found a way to 3D print/download cars, we would be all in on it by now.
"Found a way to download" when all the CAD files for the gunpla, even unreleased ones, weren't even encrypted or anything lol. Like that has to have been the EASIEST model raid anyone has ever had to do
But yeah you can still sometimes find them floating online since people did not hesitate to grab those because why would you let a chance like that slip by lol
@@RayShadow278 yeah... Basically, We were just missing the download button.😂
Additionally, one of these models wasn't even released at the time
Some 3d printed a 1/12 scale rising freedom gundam from those files😂
I watch most of your videos because you have a nice voice and talk about interesting stuff
:)
LEONIDAS MY GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAAAAAAAAAAT!
I'M SO EXCITED JETT! Unfortunately I'll be busy and catch catch the premiere but I'll DEFINITELY check out the video when I'm able to! I haven't really kept up to date with Bakugan since Gen 2, but you're the UA-camr who keeps pulling me back in every once and a while to see what the fans have accomplished. I love you bro ❤
Hey, I think it's cool that you linked all the models in the description. Not many people these days think to do that and I thank you.
Honey, wake up, JettKuso just released his "self-reflective creator existential freakout" video! I'm so proud of my boy, moving up in the world!
Right of passage. 🫡
If only we had a way to revert printed items back into usable filament for 3D printing, we will basically have a lighter form of Star Trek replicators.
There are most certainly ways. But it's time consuming and expensive up front
@@ThisisDD Might need some time for it to be commercially viable. Even 3D printers used to be harder to access and afford for common folk until fairly recently.
JettKuso forgot about the Bakugan community now he’s a 3d printer guy 😭
Dude, he's gonna make Leonidas real. How is that "forgetting Bakugan"?!
Baku what? I didn't even know you guys still existed. Anyways let me go dust off my official Leonidas
I loved that part where jet printed a [REDACTED] and [REDACTED] all over the [REDACTED]
I subscribed to this channel for Bakugan yes, but I stuck around for all the early 2000s toy lines and various nerd stuff that admittedly I'm still infatuated with. Something about that era of toys deeply fascinates me.
I love your Beyblade videos, Your Transformers videos are pretty great, I was never a fan of Bionicle but now I have a newfound appreciation for them, and in some cases almost bought a few, The B-Daman videos were a great look into a toy brand that I wanted to get into but never did. It's my eventual hope that you make videos on obscure stuff like U.B Funkeys the original Toys to Life game, or DaGaDar, Gogo's Crazy Bones, or maybe even a toy brand I never even heard of.
Seeing a guy who's content mostly revolves around brand name products, doing a video about how to engage with those series and ideas creatively and outside the bounds of the products available is really awesome to see, thanks for the great video.
Yeeeeeeeeeeessssssssss, keep dropping more vids like this, love how good this channel has gotten in only a year, ever since Bionicle it just keeps getting 🔥🔥🔥
14:06 B-DAMAN??? IN 2024? I FEEL BLESSED
JettKuso please make what you want. I really enjoy that youre covering other hobbies. Since the marble game died I've tried new things. It's good. I fully airbrushed and decaled my 4th gundpla kit ever. I'm happy and you should be too. Great video.
I love the anticaptilist undertones btw
10:08 Ah great, yet another artifact Rassilon came up with. Is there anything that Rassilon didn't invent?.
I presume there's also a Stand for Stands of Rassilon somewhere in the far reaches of space?
On an unrelated note, being from Chile, you bringing up the 33 Miners for a comparison with the B-Daman fanbase both shocked me, and made me feel...somewhat glad. Glad to know we've made *some* world history that isn't the Dictatorship anyways!. Keep up the good work Jett, as a Bakugan, Gundam, Transformers, and Dr. Who fan, I'm eating good! (all that's missing is you talking Ultraman/Kamen Rider and I'd be fully fed lmao)
16:32 oh, so man is really *"NEW"* new to Gunpla. Dude, people in the gunpla community have been scratch building and kitbashing model kits for around 40 years now
One of my favorite parts of trade shows and hobby magazines was seeing people building kits from scratch of units we'd never officially get model kits for
He has Bottle Man !?!?
Love seeing it. Thank you for being our hobby and more guy :)
THE WAY HE SCREAMED B DAMAN AT 14:05 WAS SO VISCERAL HOW TF DID YOU DO THAT IT WAS INCREDIBLE
you could've had the perfect bait and switch if you went with "BAAAY POPULAR DEMAND IT'S B-DAMAN"
I came for the printers but i stayed for the Doctor Who breakdown
You should see the 3D printing scene when it comes to NERF guns.
My brother in law owns a 3D printer, and after accidentally buying one of the hardware kits for a 3D printed NERF gun I asked him to print up the necessary files and I ended up with a really cool NERF bow that shoots half length darts at about 100-ish feet per second.
"Mourning the Future We Were Promised" absolutely killed me. 😂
4:57 hey that's me :)
Thank you looking at my suggestions can't wait to see what you 3D print next
Maybe you can try printing out some Hot Wheels
Tbh this video earned you my subscription. I saw your bakugan vids randomly and went “wow! Bakugan! Havent thought about those in a hot minute, cool that the community still exists.”
But as i watched i had one thought. “This guys extremely fun to watch. Too bad he really only does bakugan.”
Spread those creative wings, i genuinely enjoyed this, and know im officially a not-here-for-bakugan fan. :)
I love the wide variety of toy lines you cover in your content, not just Bakugan. With your charisma, you can make it as any sort of creator. Do what you love, and the fans will find you.
I know it’s not much as I’m just one person, but I really enjoy all of the stuff you make. You’ve introduced me to a whole bunch of franchises I never even knew about, so Bakugan or not, I’ll always be here to support you and this channel
I should really watch more of your videos. You really ooze with energy and emotion :)
I really like this comment, thank you. That’s exactly what I want to ooze.
I'm gonna pause my usual lurking to say: please do what you love! I love learning about niche hobbies and the way u present them is so entertaining and interesting, I will literally watch u talk about anything and I can't be the only one who feels that way!
13:20 to be honest I just came here for beyblades lol
I found you some years ago because of these marbles. But I've stuck around and watch everything you upload because of you. I really enjoy your point of view and really like how you talk about your thoughts and points. Very entertaining and engaging. I really liked when you streamed and played video games. I'm also huge into transformers and gundam and beyblade and d&d and 3d printing. I enjoyed the days when you'd go diamond hunting in stores. I found you because I was looking for a fun or compative card game to get into. Found you when I looked up how my marble monsters were doing in the times. I live in a very small area so I never got back into it but still enjoyed watching it online. It's a shame it's on pause. But I watch because I really enjoy your showmanship. Your charm. The effort to form an idea or opinion around heartfelt memories or emotions to drive the point or just to shear your thoughts. You remind me alot of sequeitis. Your references to his videos get me every time. I also enjoy anime believe it or not. So as someone who is your exact target viewer, thank you. Please keep being you. Doing what you do. Enjoying things the way you wanna enjoy them. I'll be here ready for your next video regardless of the topic.
Hell yeah a B-Daman mention! I got so pumped!
JettKuso, you should fo some toy reviews like B daman for example
This is my first video of yours. Amazing.
Edit: The next recommended is one of your Bionicle ones. Strange ol' world.
Edit 2: I'm not even a 3D printing enthusiast. Proabably the mix of D&D, Transformers and a TARDIS, or maybe your channel is blowing up. Hard to say. Really cool video.
The B-Daman switch up was so hype! I miss those little guys 😢
I am honoured to have my comment on your conspiracy board.
Totally excited to see what you do next (other than the anticipated bakugan video)
One thing that i hope you cover in the bakugan video is how a lot of these custom bakugan actually resin cast, not 3D print. (I think they 3D print initially to make the parts they use to make the molds for resin).
I have no idea who you are... I clicked on the video for the Transformers T.A.R.D.I.S.
You said in a prior Bakugan video that old Bakugan that work are hard to find as the magnets degrade over time. I found my old Bakugan some from the very first launch of Bakugan in the west and they all still work with only 1 or 2 not actually functioning well due to them being the bigger Bakugan.
6:08
This joke had me cracking up on the floor 😭
Awesome video! :D
Jett reneging about Bakugan is much like JobbyTheHong not reviewing Gundam-related toys. Only with more serious angst and less 420-blazed lunacy...
Also, for Gunpla builders, 3d printing has also been helpful in redesigning flawed parts in kits, particularly those known for frequent breakage.
I actually subbed because all of your content is stuff from my childhood, Bakugan, Beyblade, Bionicle, so i can almost pretend that the parts of my childhood i remember most fondly was a decade ago
I also went to my first Beyblade Tournament last week cuz of your vids!
Dude unironically if you did more Doctor Who content I would ADORE it
I just want you to know, as someone who did originally subscribe because I loved all your Bakugan videos, I absolutely love every one of your other videos too, you just keep doing you Jett ❤️
I DID follow you for one thing and one thing alone: Transformers lore.
I just happen to also watch the other stuff too because you're entertaining
I subscribed for Bakugan but stayed for your great personality, knowledge, and humor. Keep up the great work Jet Kuso.
Even though I subbed for the Bakugan stuff Jett (and that in this girl’s opinion you’re cute.) I stayed because you have an incredibly entertaining and infectious energy
Basically keep doing you Jett, you’re incredible and at the very least I will still be around
this is totally the one of the best sponsorship content for Bambu Lab
waiting for part 2!
3D printing enthusiast here cool video and the bakugan narrative was really funny if a bit heavy for someone new to your channel =)
Haha, glad you still got something out of it! Yeah there's a bit of a narrative going on rn.
to see someone else mention B-damon again brings back memories ill have to join this community
I didn't even know you did Bakugon stuff, I just like how your videos are formatted and I think you're a fun creator
yeah, his chanel is literally named after Dan Kuso, the protagonist of bakugan
I mean... Yeah, I found your channel while looking for bakugan content. But I stayed for the general "toys channel made by an adult" vibe. And sure, I'm a bit biased 'cause I'm also a huge Bionicle fan, but I still love and enjoy every review, retrospectiv, etc. A vid on bakugan or robots or other fandom every once in a while is just the nice cherry on top of a sweet cake ^^
I mean for fuck sake I LOVE the content of PaperMelon enven when I don't really like Transformers, so... guess I really like toys in general. And I'm sure I'm not the only one ^^
Yooo, that leonidas finna be working
First video I've seen of yours, I enjoyed your existential dead based humor (and learned that bdamon a apparently something that exists)
I think Jett would love the death battle fight between Optimus and gundam
Subbed. A 3d printer, and knows JJBA. My cup of tea 😂
I'm in that "3D printing enthusiast that clicked on the suggested videos" group. xD But I'm also a home toy designer making my own action figures (usually cute mechs or robogirls) lol
I wonder what the data is on your viewers that watch your vids when they drop vs returning later. I ask as a chronic binger of UA-camrs whom I enjoy but don't click on every notification for. Anyways, I'm enjoying the content regardless. I'll likely be here for whatever it is. Just make sure you're having fun with the topics an your friends.
My two introductions to this channel was the bakugan videos and the transformers death videos. I've been loving every installment for things I know and things I don't. Doing 3D printing now is thematically important to me because I'm going to be studying autoCAD next year and I'm excited to see what this channel does next.
If it helps at all Jet- the struggle of passion vs views is a very common struggle in the UA-cam space. Not being able to branch out and cover what you want in fear that your audience will fall off and you'll no longer be able to keep a steady income will always be a TERRIFYING thought. I won't act like I fully understand the pain since I'm no youtuber -yet- but I do know the stress of not knowing if you'll have a roof over your head the next day. And I've seen a lot of channels go through this same struggle so, the consensus I've found is this:
Without a doubt, go with your heart and make what you wanna make. Yeah, you'll fall off a bit. Numbers will go down, and it may get a bit dicey, but as you foster a new community made up of loyal watchers and new viewers alike, you'll build yourself up stronger than ever. Your viewers will be happier because YOU'RE happier, and the less that you look at your job as, well, a job, the better your output will be, and by proxy the more your channel will grow again.
Then again what do I know, I'm someone who first subscribed for Bakugan so I'm not gonna complain if some more pops up lmao but a good bit of us (me included) stuck around for *you*, not just for the best children's toy known to man (don't @ me). Either way, good luck mate, this is just another hurdle in the creative process. You'll jump it like all the rest.
You should have 3d printed a bionicle or a lego figure.
I use a Elegoo Mars 2 Saturn 3D Printer
“Everyone knows what I’m talking about” he says passive aggressively, despite me knowing what he’s talking about as a deep Doctor who fan.
same
For the "gunpla" segment. You could have done an SD or super deformed. If you were doing a resin print, it would've come together easily at smaller scales. (I've tried) 😊 With "SD"s it's easier. Most of the time it's like printing a mini with a super detailed larger head sculpt. A chibi if you will. Lastly, I'm right with you. I still have my spinning, metal and combiner bakugan. You're not alone. 👍
I'm the rare crossover of a 3d printing enthusiast (have been for the past, like, 14 years?) and before that I was big into Bakugan and was one of the most active members on BakuganBuzz (stopped paying much attention around Mechtanium Surge, though). Excited to see how good you can get some of them, I might have to print some of the old B1 guys that were rare back in the day. I'm looking at you, Almost All Of B1 Wave 2. I always wanted a Terrorclaw or Mantris.
17:33 tfw i get jumpscared by myself
Found you from transformers, and now I have found out that you are a nerd of many things just like me. Definitely getting a like from me!
"this man deserves,,,an oscar!!! content at is finest...
I have been watching for years, and was already a printing nerd for years, and I was DND videos when I should be working while I'm at my job, but what's watching some videos while driving a forklift gonna do
Is that OPTARDIS Prime lmao
now im picturing a british optimus, aka chris hemsworth
Im simple transformers fan i see 3d printed transformer i go and wach
I watch your videos because you seem to have the same joy for these mechanical game-toys that i do, with Bakugan just being one of them. I have a shelf for my collection of these specific types of toys and I'm always interested to learn more of them
I like dnd, please make dnd video... also do you use hero forge for the minis?
I think some of the ones I printed are heroforge, but I found the stl files elsewhere.
The very first thing I printed when I got my printer last year is the Gundam crocs.
8:05 ORION PAX, YOUR NOBLE SACRIFICE FOR THE GREATER GOOD DEEMS YOU WORTHY IN THE EYES OF PRIMUS. HE ENTRUSTS IN YOU THE FUTURE OF CYBERTRON, AND… THE MATRIX OF LEADERSHIP
I just wanted to say that I will watch whatever you put out
Just found this out recently, but someone is making a 1/12 scale Gundam Aerial out of entirely 3d printed parts. 1/12 is the scale that makes the official gunpla model of the pilot accurately sized.
It's that kind of capability to make massive scale models of what would normally be 6" kits that has my intrest, and I would love to make my own giant models at some point in my life.
remembered about a dream i had a while ago where i found old bedamon stuff in our flat lol
been awhile since ive seen a video from you happy to see you make vids about other hobbys would love to see some more 3d printed b daman
I was half expecting Jett to print literally just the marbles instead of B-Daman but I guess thats where we are. Would love to see him print out a zoid and if we're feeling spicy one of the Marvel crossover Bakugan
Yeah some existencial crysis in my toy videos. Perfect match!
(Seriously, love your content!)
Hey that's me! 15:48
Thanks for the Baku an content all these years, but I think ill stick around for the rest of what you've got to show us too if that's okay
can't wait for him to finally print the b-damon/beadamon. been teasing it all video so far.
i just got my P1S and i love it!
I'd love to see more D&D related content from you!
This was awesome! I can't wait to see Leo in all his glory!
And here I am wanting more Doctor Who.
You were my bakugan guy, but it’s more of a sub hobby for me stemming off transformers, so seeing you branch out to other cool things is… cool
The print sticking out of the printbed in the a1 mini at 7:31 where he mentions the printer that he was using was comedic timing
I came to this channel because of bakugan, and I’ve stayed because of Jett. Been watching you for years dude, we’ll keep watching no matter what you do❤️
Do love seeing whatever stuff you're interested in
Don't push yourself, I love your bakugan videos, but I don't want anyone to dislike what they do just because of content.
I may be one of those people who started watching from back then for the Bakugan content, but I am all here for the other unrelated stuff that you talk about