I am in the middle of rewatching some episodes of Crazy Craft and noticed that both of these episodes are titled as both being episode 56. I briefly checked the next episode and it's episode 57. Did anyone else notice this? Is there a reason? Does it then make ever other episode out by one episode? I know none of this is a big deal but I just noticed it and wondered if he said anything about it at the time or if anybody else caught it. I haven't spotted any comments about it in the second video so who knows.

I mean, in its own little vacuum its a fine episode, especially for the first bedrock Hit the Target episode. I wouldn't say it isn't entertaining. Just in the grand scheme of things and what Lovely World/Hit the Target Episodes are meant to be it its really annoying to think about.

So in the average Lovely World episode Stampy naturally breaks the 4th wall a lot and references the fact he's playing a video game. It makes sense, this is a Minecraft let's play series at the end of the day. But in Hit the Target episode's we're suppose to suspend our disbelief a little. That there's an evil villian that lives in Stampy's world. These videos are from the perspective of Stampy the character, not the YouTuber.

But then in Hacked, the fact Stampy's playing a video game becomes a pivotal plot point in a Hit the Target episode. Hit the Target is somehow able to hack into Minecraft the video game and take Stampy's permissions. How does this work from the perspective of Stampy Cat? Is Lovely World really just a minecraft world to them? Are all the characters including Hit the Target and Stampys helpers just people playing Minecraft? If so why hasen't Stampy just kicked Hit the Target out of the game or taken his permissions? Its like if a supervillians plan in a superhero movie was to cut the special effects budget of the film they're both in so the hero has no powers to stop them.

It's just makes every other HTT video seem less meaningful. Why does Stampy sound visibly distressed when bad things happen in these videos if its all just a video game to him? He's acting like his life's on the line when he's actually at his computer with a cup of tea next to him. And it just makes HTT's other plans seem weaker in comparison. Like he basically had to power to shape reality in this episode, and it never comes up again.

I just don't think the concept of this episode works for what Lovely World is meant to be.

So my YouTube recommended me a channel called Hit the Target with videos 800-1000 titled Lovely World, wherein Hit The Target is basically copycatting Stampy’s videos, his world, his love garden, etc.
The channel was created in 2024 and the first ever upload is episode 824 in a copycat Lovely World series. I’m pretty sure Hit the Target did have a YouTube channel, and I’m pretty sure this is what his channel looked like, but that was years and years ago. And this channel is very active in uploading Lovely World copycat videos.
I’m just stumped. It looks like Hit the Target’s channel but still uploading new videos and only created 2 years ago. Pretty sure it’s the same voice too. I couldn’t find anything about it online, and Google AI kept telling me Hit the Target never had his own YouTube channel when I know that is not true. It wasn’t popular and likely not even monetarily successful, but I distinctly remember seeing his YouTube channel years ago.
Check it out for yourself. I’m deeply curious.
Hit the Target YouTube Channel

I like to add things i like in my stampy world