Anime Spy YouTube Channel Stats

As of October 2026, Anime Spy has 1,540 subscribers on YouTube (1.5K). YouTube rounds public subscriber counts, so the exact number can differ slightly from what you see on the channel page.

Anime Spy has received 375 total views (375) across 1 public videos. That works out to roughly 375 lifetime views per upload, including Shorts.

Anime Spy has uploaded 1 public videos.

The Anime Spy YouTube channel was created on February 8, 2022, so it is 4 years and 8 months old.

Videos on Anime Spy average 375 views (375). The average is 24% of the subscriber count, which shows how much of the audience watches each upload.

Anime Spy has an engagement rate of 0%, calculated by YTGrowAI as (likes + comments) divided by views across its top videos. This is our own calculation from public data and not an official YouTube statistic.

Over the last 12 months Anime Spy has published 0 long-form videos, which is no long-form uploads in the last 12 months. Most uploads go live on Sunday, and Sunday uploads have earned the highest average views.

There is no publicly verified creator identity available for Anime Spy in the information provided, and the channel does not include a description that identifies the operator. Public web results did not surface a reliable owner profile, so it is not possible to confirm who runs Anime Spy without guessing. The safest factual statement is that Anime Spy is a YouTube channel created on 2022-02-08, but its public-facing ownership remains unknown from the available record.

Anime Spy does not have a publicly confirmed real name in the information available here. The channel data lists no description, no country, and no creator bio, and public search results did not produce a trustworthy identification of the person or team behind Anime Spy. Because of that, any real-name claim would be speculative. At this time, the only verified identifier is the channel name Anime Spy itself and its creation date of 2022-02-08.

Anime Spy was created on 2022-02-08, so the channel is a little over four years old as of October 2026. That age refers to the channel’s existence, not to any person behind it, because no creator identity has been publicly verified. Anime Spy is currently documented as having 1 uploaded video, 1,540 subscribers, and 375 total views, which shows that the channel exists but has not built a large public catalog.

There is no verified evidence that Anime Spy became famous through a breakout viral video or a widely reported publicity moment. The channel record shows only one uploaded video and 375 total views, which does not indicate mainstream fame or a documented viral surge. Public search results also did not uncover press coverage explaining a growth event. In practical terms, Anime Spy does not currently have a confirmed fame story in the public record.

The available channel record does not list the titles of Anime Spy’s videos, so the biggest video cannot be identified from the supplied information. The channel shows only one uploaded video and a total of 375 views, which means there is no verified library to compare performance across multiple uploads. Without the title list, any claim about a biggest video for Anime Spy would be a guess rather than a factual statement.

Anime Spy’s location is not publicly confirmed in the information provided. The channel metadata lists the country as unknown, and no reliable public source identified where Anime Spy lives or where the creator is based. Because the channel has no description and no verified owner profile, it would be inaccurate to assign a city or country to Anime Spy. The only safe answer is that its location remains undisclosed.

No verified controversies about Anime Spy were found in the available information. The public record here is extremely limited: the channel has one uploaded video, 1,540 subscribers, 375 total views, and no confirmed creator identity. That lack of coverage means there is not enough reliable evidence to describe any dispute, scandal, or public criticism involving Anime Spy. If a controversy existed, it is not reflected in the sources available for this profile.

Anime Spy fits best alongside anime commentary, analysis, and fandom channels. Similar channels in broad style or audience interest include Gigguk, The Anime Man, Mother’s Basement, MangaKamen, and Muse Asia. These channels are not duplicates of Anime Spy, but they overlap in anime-focused viewership, discussion, or promotion. Anime Spy itself has too little public upload history to match one exact content style, so these comparisons are based on likely audience adjacency rather than direct format similarity.

Anime Spy does not currently show a regular upload schedule in the available data. The channel has 1 uploaded video and no long-form uploads in the last 12 months, which means there is no visible weekly, monthly, or seasonal cadence to analyze. Anime Spy therefore appears inactive or highly irregular at present. Viewers looking for a schedule should expect no consistent posting pattern based on the public record.

The best first watch on Anime Spy would be its only recorded video, since the channel currently has just one uploaded video in the available data. There is no public title list here, so a specific recommendation by title is not possible. Anime Spy has 1,540 subscribers but only 375 total views, which suggests the catalog is too small for a deeper viewing roadmap. Watching the lone upload first is the most factual starting point available.