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Pokemon

This niche was published on
Mar 1, 2024
Pokemon's Most SHOCKING Dirty Scenes You Have Missed!
1.3M views · 2 days ago
Pokemon
Pokemon
Pokemon
Pokemon

Why this

category
Fantasy
Format
Top 10
Relevance
Evergreen

niche?

I found a channel that started not too long ago had hasn't uploaded a lot of videos and is getting a lot of views on their videos. If you love the Anime/Pokemon niche, this can be the perfect niche for you.

Success chance

High

Saturation level

Low

Experience level

Intermediate

Audience

analyses

Male audience
70%
0
50
100
Female audience
30%
0
50
100
Geography
  • 1. United States
  • 2. United Kingdom
  • 3. Europe
  • 4. Asia
Average age
12
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35
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AUDIENCE ANALYSIS

What does the audience like?

LIKE

Expressing their theories and opinions about Pokemon

One of the most common comments are about pokemon itself. This target group are big fans of pokemon, and enjoy sharing their theories,opinions and favorite pokemons in the comments.

LIKE
LIKE

AUDIENCE ANALYSIS

What does the audience not like?

not like

Clickbait

Since you are dealing with true fans of pokemon, they will know it when you are click baiting with your thumbnail. You have to find a balance between what they accept and what goes too far.

not like
NOT LIKE

Competition

analysis

Competition ANALYSIS

These channels are showing potential for this niche.

LAST UPDATED ON 
Feb 14, 2024
STARTED AT
Mar 16, 2023
TOTAL VIEWS
4,152,403
VIDEO LENGTH
9-15 min
TOTAL VIDEOS
15 videos

PokeVille

Topic analysis

6 Times Ash DIED In Pokemon Explained!
2M views • 3 months ago
31 Easter Eggs You MISSED In Pokemon!
226K views • 4 months ago
31 Easter Eggs You MISSED In Pokemon!
46K views • 4 days ago
31 Pokemon Questions You CAN'T Answer!
27K views • 8 days ago

This rating is based on the analysis and research we have done.

1 star = Extremely bad
2 stars = Bad
3 stars = Good, but a lot of room for improvement
4 stars = Great with some room for improvement
5 stars = Excelent, there is almost no room for improvement

Video rating

Video analysis

Do's

Click on timestamp

00:00

Mixed signals about the voice-over

When I first heard this voice over, I thought it was too childish because the target audience is not only young. But when I did my comment analyses, I saw that the majority of the comments were positive. Not all, there are also some comments that are saying that it is too childish. So the conclusion is that the majority of the people are liking it, but you're taking a risk by choosing for this type of voice over because some people may not like it.

00:00

Fast pace editing

Almost every second something is happening and that is great for your AVD in this niche. This target audience loves fast pace editing so you need to find an editor who knows how to keep up the speed.

01:13

Nice animations

Something they do very well is how they use animations. You want to stay away from showing real Pokémon episodes as much as possible because of copyright restrictions (will explain more about this in 'lets create your video') and using animations is a great way to fill up your content.

00:19

Sarcasm and personal opinions

Adding sarcasm and personal opinions are working great in this niche. This audience likes fantasy, so your scriptwriter has a lot of freedom to add this, which results in your script not getting boring. What is important in this niche is that you find a scriptwriter who has affinity with Pokémon, because the audience are huge fans of Pokémon and probably know all the ins and outs. Once you've found this scriptwriter, it's important to give them the freedom to put his sarcasm and personal opinions into the script.

03:12

Great transition

'Getting crushed by a chandelier is definitely a rocky way to die but not as rocky as getting turned into a stone...'

Great transition to the next case! There is a certain strategy in this transition that triggers the viewer to continue watching the video. With the first part of this sentence they answer the previous case, and with the last part of the sentence they announce the next case. In this way, you trigger the viewer to continue watching without being too obvious that you are moving on to the next case. By adding this strategy, you can bump up your AVD.

3:53

Funny sound effects

As I mentioned earlier, in this niche you need to make sure that your video is not too boring because this audience loves fantasy. Make sure you ask your editor to use some funny sound effects, just like they do here.

Don'ts

I couldn't find any mistakes or things I would not recommend from this video. They are doing a great job!

6 Times Ash DIED In Pokemon Explained!
2M views • 3 months ago

Do's

Click on timestamp

Don'ts

This rating is based on the analysis and research we have done.

1 star = Extremely bad
2 stars = Bad
3 stars = Good, but a lot of room for improvement
4 stars = Great with some room for improvement
5 stars = Excelent, there is almost no room for improvement

TITLE RATING

Title analysis

PokeVille

Used title 1

<span class="text-color-red">50</span> <span class="text-color-orange">WORST Mistakes</span> You Didn't Notice In <span class="text-color-yellow">Pokemon!</span>

As we have learned from our audience analyses, the target audience are huge Pokemon fans. They probably have watched every episode there is, and when you build your titles like this, you're creating a feeling of FOMO (fear of missing out). In this case, the number '50' is also a great trigger word because they think they know everything and probably can't imagine they have missed over 50 mistakes which results in clicking on your video.

PokeVille

Used title 2

<span class="text-color-red">40</span> <span class="text-color-orange">Easter Eggs</span> You <span class="text-color-orange">Missed</span> In <span class="text-color-yellow">Pokemon!</span>

I like this title as well because they have implemented the same strategy as title 1. Using words likes 'easter eggs' and 'missed' are triggering this audience a lot so I would definitely recommend using these words.

PokeVille

Used title 3

<span class="text-color-red">18</span> <span class="text-color-orange">BANNED</span> <span class="text-color-yellow">Pokemon</span> Episodes Explained!

Also with this title they make good use of a number which can give a shocking effect to the viewer. Because also with this title, the number we see has value. The viewer might think: What, 18?! episodes were banned from Pokemon? How did I miss this? So again, great title. The only thing I would leave out is the word explained, because it's already obvious when you make a video that you're going to explain something, so this doesn't add any value there. You want to keep your titles short and don't want to distract your audience with words that are not adding any value.

What you could also do is add a certain title strategy like this. As an example:


18 SHOCKING Pokemon Episodes That Got BANNED!

  1. [Number = 18]
  2. [Triggerword = Shocking]
  3. [topic (what's it about?) = Pokemon Episodes That Got BANNED!]
Curiousity
Urgency
Titles

Good titles contain emotional trigger words that ensure that a viewer will click your video. Emotional trigger words can be divided into 3 categories:


Curiosity (Words like: Banned, Exposed, Hidden, Illegal etc.)

Urgency/Unique: (Things like: Numbers, Limited Timed, Days etc.)
Titles: (Things like: Job titles, Family relations, Famous names etc.)

PokeVille

Used trigger words

  • Ash
  • Pokémon
  • Died
  • Easter Eggs
  • Banned Pokémon
  • Leaked
  • Pokémon Episodes
  • Caught In Real Life
  • Worst Mistakes
  • Secrets about Pokémon
  • Pokémon Facts
  • Pokémon Evolutions

This rating is based on the analysis and research we have done.

1 star = Extremely bad
2 stars = Bad
3 stars = Good, but a lot of room for improvement
4 stars = Great with some room for improvement
5 stars = Excelent, there is almost no room for improvement

THUMBNAIL RATING

Thumbnail analysis

PokeVille

Used thumbnail 1

✅ This thumbnail received more than 2.3M+ views...

If you only look at this thumbnail, you may not fully understand what the message is if you don't know the title. But if you know the title, they are working perfectly together. The title is: 6 Times Ash DIED In Pokémon Explained!

If you don't know anything about Pokémon: Ash is the guy on the right and is the main character of Pokémon. The Pokémon on the left is one of the strongest Pokémons/a rival of Ash. This thumbnail is not something that happened in an episode, so this thumbnail creates a lot of FOMO because this audience thinks they have missed something.

PokeVille

Used thumbnail 2

✅ Triggering thumbnail

Again, a great thumbnail! What makes this thumbnail so good are the focus points and again showing something never happened in Pokémon which results in creating FOMO with this audience. And unlike thumbnail 1, with this thumbnail you don't necessarily have to read the title to understand what it's about. This is a good example of how I would approach my thumbnails in this niche. Text, arrow, figure.

Note: Showing a gun on your thumbnail may result in getting an age restriction on your video which result in getting low views and a low CPM/RPM.

PokeVille

Used thumbnail 3

❌ To many focus points

This is a good example of how your thumbnail will come out if you want to show too much in your thumbnail. There are too many focus points and as a result, it becomes too chaotic. Always keep it to a maximum of 3 focus points, otherwise this will be your end result and people won't really know what to focus on when they look at your thumbnail in split seconds. So, how can you improve this thumbnail? Delete the red circle with the face will make this thumbnail way cleaner already and still have the effect of 'did you notice!?'.

PokeVille

Used thumbnail 4

PokeVille

Revenue analysis

This channel isn't uploading a lot and is still getting almost 1 million views a month. If you manage to upload more than they do, this channel can easily make a living for you.

Monthly views
925.345
RPM prediction
$2-$5
Monthly income
$1.8-$4.6K
Yearly income
$22K-$55K
Disclaimer:
These numbers are estimates and estimated by YouTube experts.
It is therefore not possible to derive any rights from these estimates and it is always recommended to do your own research
LAST UPDATED ON 
Feb 14, 2024
STARTED AT
TOTAL VIEWS
VIDEO LENGTH
TOTAL VIDEOS

Video rating

Video analyses

Do's

Don'ts

Do's

Don'ts

TITLE RATING

Title analyses

Used Title 1

Title 2

Title 3

Curiousity
Urgency
Titles

Good titles contain emotional trigger words that ensure that a viewer will click your video. Emotional trigger words can be divided into 3 categories:


Curiosity (Words like: Banned, Exposed, Hidden, Illegal etc.)

Urgency/Unique: (Things like: Numbers, Limited Timed, Days etc.)
Titles: (Things like: Job titles, Family relations, Famous names etc.)

Used trigger words

THUMBNAIL RATING

Thumbnail analyses

Used thumbnail 1

Used thumbnail 2

Used thumbnail 3

Used thumbnail 4

PokeVille

Revenue analyses

Monthly views
RPM prediction
Monthly income
Yearly income
Disclaimer:
These numbers are estimates and estimated by YouTube experts.
It is therefore not possible to derive any rights from these estimates and it is always recommended to do your own research

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Lets create

your video

Who is our target audience?

Males between the age of 12 and 35 that are interrested in Pokemon documententaries between 8-15 minutes about Pokemon

YOUR VIDEO

Topic example

Important!

Try to avoid to usingfootage from the Pokemon TV show. These videos contain copyrights, and there is a strong probability you will receive a strike if you use it. So how do you avoid that? Look at what the reference channel does: They rarely use video footage of the TV show, and when they do, they use screenshots or play it for very short amountof time.

How to find your topics?

As we have learned, topics where the target audience thinks they have missed out on something, are working the best. Here are some example where and how you can find topics:

YouTube: There is a Spongebob channel that has 1.4K videos in the Spongebob niche and is doing the exact same thing as the Pokémon reference channel does. So this channel basically has 1.4K video ideas/title structures ready for you: https://www.youtube.com/@grapple6515/videos

So, for example, you like the Spongebob channels topic '50 Spongebob ERRORS You Have Missed'. What I would do in that case is look if those errors also exist in Pokémon on YouTube.

Google: Same strategy as I explained for YouTube, but then you start looking for articles instead of videos that are covering your topic. So instead of typing into YouTube 'Pokémon errors', you type it into Google.

Topic

I started looking on the Spongebob channel and I really liked this topic: '100 Spongebob Dirty Jokes in ONE VIDEO', because the audience is young and most of them are man, I can already imagine a really triggering thumbnail that's creating a lot of FOMO. So I started looking if there is any content available with 'Dirty' moment in Pokemon and I found this video: 

Articles/video references

YOUR VIDEO

Title example

Pokemon's Most SHOCKING Dirty Scenes You Have Missed!

How to create your title?

I decided to approach the title structure a little differently than what we have analyzed from the reference channel. The reference channel most of the time used a number in their titles to create a shocking effect, but what do you do if you only have 6 shocking moments? Then you can use this title format:

Pokemon Most [TRIGGER WORD + TOPIC] [FOMO]

Random title example with this structure: 

Pokemon Most WEIRD Moments that Feels Illegal to Know!

YOUR VIDEO

Thumbnail example

How to create your thumbnail?

There are ways to create thumbnails from pictures on the internet, but the best thumbnails on the reference channel are the thumbnails that are custom made. Like this one for example: 

This one is custom made from someone on Fiverr or Upwork who can draw in the Pokémon anime style. I have tried to create this with AI but as far as my AI knowledge goes, this is not possible (yet)

So what I would recommend is looking for someone on Fiverr who can create these images. There are plenty of them who can do this for a reasonable price.

YOUR VIDEO

End result

Pokemon's Most SHOCKING Dirty Scenes You Have Missed!
1.3M views · 2 days ago

What did I do?

Because I don't have the time to hire someone who can make these drawings for this niche analysis, I took an image from the reference channel that matches this topic perfectly. If you want to use this topic, I would recommend creating a thumbnail that looks something like this (please do not copy 1 on 1). This thumbnail looks realistic because there are Pokémon scenes on the beach which will match your topic perfectly.

Articles/video references

YOUR VIDEO

Creating the title

YOUR VIDEO

Thumbnail example

YOUR VIDEO

End result

Pokemon's Most SHOCKING Dirty Scenes You Have Missed!
1.3M views · 2 days ago

Articles/video references

YOUR VIDEO

Creating the title

YOUR VIDEO

Thumbnail example

YOUR VIDEO

End result

Pokemon's Most SHOCKING Dirty Scenes You Have Missed!
1.3M views · 2 days ago

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Important note

This is one of the older niches from Faceless Niches. And because of that, we cannot guarantee that all of the data in this niche is still relevant today. You can see in the competition analyses when we updated this niche last.

Before diving into any niche on Faceless Niches, we always suggest doing your own research as well. But because this is an older niche, it is even more important to do that.