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Joseph Tetsuro Bizinger (born 28 September 1994), known online as The Anime Man, as well as his stage name Ikurru Kamijou (神城 維来, Kamijō Ikurru [6]), is an Australian YouTuber, voice actor, songwriter, and podcaster.
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- Personal Life
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#AnswerMeSenpai
#AnswerMeSenpaiis Joey's Q&A series where he answers his fans' questions, sometimes serious, but more often humorously. To have the possibility of getting their questions answered, they have to put #AnswerMeSenpai in their tweet on Twitter or ask it under his most recent #AnswerMeSenpai video. Even then, most people won't get their questions answered due to how many fans he has, and just the huge abundance of questions which he receives. It's similar to Noble's #AskNobleSenpai and Akidearest'...
WTF Japan
This is Joey's series where he picks strange, weird, and screwed up things from Japan and he either rants about and/or discusses them in a video. These topics can revolve around Japanese culture, Japanese society, anime/manga, or literally anything else that he considers very screwed/hilarious/strange in Japan.
Monthly Otaku Collection
This is Joey's monthly series where he makes videos presenting all anime and manga DVDs, volumes, and other merchandise he bought that month. It's similar to Akidearest's Monthly Otaku Favorites.
Let's Plays
Similar to his friend Lost Pause, Joey started out on YouTube doing let's plays of various visual novels. He stopped doing this a few years ago when he felt they were overdone, not to mention that many of them were borderline infringing on YouTube's Community Guidelines with the near-nudity that they tended to have.
Anime Reviews
One of the first types of videos that Joey made was anime reviews, although he only did a few, and then he stopped because he felt like they were terrible and that he wasn't very good at doing actual reviews.
Trash Taste
1. Main article: Trash Taste Along with fellow anime YouTubers CDawgVA and Gigguk, they started a weekly podcast called Trash Taste where they discuss about anime, manga, and otaku culture. The first episode was released on June 6, 2020.
He has featured Calliope Mori on the Trash Taste Podcast, where they discussed writing a rap together. He also phoned in a birthday wish during Ollie Kureji's birthday stream. He also owns a skateboard of Projekt Melody. She was a huge fan of him and retweeted his selfie of it.
He is of Japanese descent from his mother's side and part German and part Hungarian descent from his father's side.He has a brother and a sister. He is 6'0" tall.[citation needed]
Subscriber milestones
1. 1 million subscribers: January 9, 2017 2. 2 million subscribers: November 28, 2019 3. 3 million subscribers: August 20, 2021
This page was created after Joey's birthday, in which he turned 21.He has met the mangaka of Redo of Healer and the creator of Kill la KillIn a Q&A, Joey's mom revealed that if Joey was born a girl, she would be named Josephine.Joey plays the piano.The Anime Man, also known as ‘Joey’, is the online alias of Joseph Tetsuro Bizinger, an Australian YouTuber, musician and podcast host of Japanese descent who is known for his videos and vlogs on Japanese popular culture.
A Japanese-Australian dude who talks about anime, interviews interesting Japanese people and everything in between. ༼ つ w ༽つ Profile pic by: @reurangel_
Aug 8, 2018 · The Japanese-Australian YouTube personality Joey Bizinger, known throughout the anisphere as The Anime Man, is probably the most recognizable name in the anime-focused YouTube community, his channel boasting over 1.5 million subscribers at the time of writing.
The Anime Man is an Australian-Japanese voice actor, songwriter, rapper, content creator, and YouTube star who is known for the anime-style comedy videos that he uploads to his channel titled The Anime Man.
The Anime Man (Real Name: Joseph Tetsuro “Joey” Bizinger) is a famous Australian-Japanese YouTuber, voice actor, songwriter, and podcaster. In his videos, he mainly focuses on Japanese popular culture, which consists of anime and manga reviews, as well as vlogs on Japanese culture and society.
