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A Twitch streamer by the name of Disguised Toast was banned from Twitch in January after livestreaming Death Note during his stream.  Some streamers call this kind of content "reaction streams" and have called it part of the TV Meta in streaming. This kind of content has turned out to be very popular. However, several streamers have been banned for it, including the ever famous Pokimane, who received a 48 hour ban for streaming the Avatar: The Last Airbender (TV show).

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The ban occurred mere minutes away from a climactic scene in the anime, prompting Disguised Toast to tweet: "they really couldn't have waited 20 more minutes huh." He later posted a parody ending of the series, calling it "the full ending of Eton Htead." ___________________________________________________________ In an archived clip from a Just Chatting stream on Saturday, Disguised Toast said that he started watching Naruto to see "how far I could push the DMCA business," but that he learned to understand the appeal of reaction content. In the same stream, Disguised Toast also reacted to a comment from a viewer arguing that streamers watching copyrighted content "are not understanding what will happen on a big scale." He said, "Oh no, billion dollar company going to lose out on some money" while performing a fake crying motion.

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So fun question, if you were willing to take a ban for watching anime live on stream, what show would you go for?
I'd be tempted to go for a horror show, as horror games go down so well on twitch, maybe there'd be an amusing side to horror anime on Twitch xD