Chris Chan: A Comprehensive History

This episode details a 2014 incident where Chris Chan invited trolls to his fire-damaged house in Virginia, discussing the fire and exploring the property, including the Dreaming Studio shed.

This episode details Chris Chan's involvement in a YouTube video review of a Shrek game and her personal struggles with gender identity and masturbation as shared on Discord.

This episode details online conflicts involving Chris-chan, including retaliatory mail to a game store, Discord group interventions, and explicit trolling artwork exchanges.

This episode details Chris Chan's activities in early June 2021, including her tarot card readings, social interactions, and personal reflections on managing autism symptoms through alternative methods.

This episode details Chris Chan's online activities in October 2019, including a GoFundMe for a My Little Pony convention, Twitter arguments about employment, and Patreon updates about comic book orders.

This episode details bizarre online activities in August 2019 involving Christine (Chris Chan) role-playing as Magichan Sonachu, interacting with comic artist Ben Saint about fictional slime-powered gang violence in Dimension Z197, and addressing false claims about her mother Barbara's death.

This episode details a 2018 incident where Chris Chan's car broke down after BronyCon, leading to financial struggles and community assistance via Twitter and PayPal.

This episode details how Joshua Wise and Stephen Boyd manipulated Chris Chan through online role-playing and financial exploitation in early 2018.

This episode details Sonichu's activities in late 2020, including sharing Thanksgiving artwork, uploading a customized game mod to GameBanana, and recording new soundtracks.

This episode chronicles Christine's online activities in August 2018, including her Wikipedia discovery, eBay listing, and bizarre Twitter explanations about Quickville.

This episode details Chris Chan's bizarre interactions regarding selling bathwater for a My Little Pony convention, involving social media manipulation and strange requests from followers.

This episode details Chris Chan's attempts to apologize to My Little Pony creators on Twitter after being blocked, while facing criticism from a friend about her association with Maker Nightfee and further blocks from creators.

This episode introduces Part 70 of a comprehensive history series on Chris Chan, while discussing personal struggles with focus and fatigue, and promoting Magic Mind as a caffeine-free alternative for concentration.

This episode details Christine's activities in late October 2018, including her Twitter explanations of the dimensional merge, interactions about a book project, and personal updates about a new kitten and Halloween costume.

This episode chronicles Chris-Chan's activities in November 2017, including gaming updates, controversial zip code references, and fan art, exploring the ongoing fascination with this internet personality.

This episode details Chris-Chan's activities in May 2018, including selling a signed iPhone on eBay, securing mortgage funds, and engaging in Twitter conflicts with former supporters.

This episode details Christine's claims about superpowers and the dimensional merge, Jacob Sockness's curse on her, and the announcement of a documentary series about Chris Chan.

This episode explores the completion of Sonichu issue 12, focusing on Robert Sonichu's journey of self-reflection and discovery regarding gender identity and bullying.

This episode details Christine's social media interactions in August 2017, focusing on her experiences with trolls, connections to My Little Pony voice actors, and updates on her Sonichu comic.

This episode chronicles Christine's (Chris Chan) activities in April 2016, including her exploration of binaural beats for gender transformation and the announcement of Sonichu Entertainment of America.

This episode details Sonichu's interactions with a troll named Larry Vaughn and Christine's fantastical account of timeline travel and supernatural abilities at a My Little Pony convention.

This episode details Christian's angry Facebook rant about Sonic the Hedgehog's redesign and his ongoing relationship struggles with Catherine and Shayna.

This episode features a phone call interview where a Kiwi Farms user impersonates an entrepreneur to discuss Chris Chan's Sonichu comics and custom amiibo creation process.

This episode details Christine's return to drawing her Sonichu comic and her involvement in a local celebrity poll in Charlottesville, where online support boosted her rankings.

This episode details a 2016 incident where Christine (Chris Chan) uploaded a YouTube video reading fan fiction, manipulated by online figures like William Elliot Waterman who exploited her for potential monetary gain.

This episode explores Christine's 2016 YouTube video commemorating Pokemon Day and discusses the inspiration behind her original characters Sonichu and Roshu, their stories, and their role in protecting Quickville, Virginia.

This episode explores Chris Chan's 2011 YouTube makeup tutorial video, detailing his step-by-step process for applying foundation, powder, mascara, and eyeshadow.

This episode details Chris Chan's fundraising efforts for a My Little Pony convention, her completion of art commissions, and her reactions to online content involving her character Sonichu.

This episode details Sonichu's Discord message discussing Christine's body's lack of genuine physical affection and the challenges in achieving a connection to C-197.

This episode details Chris Chan's activities as Sonichu, including failed recordings, announcements about dimensional breaches, and Twitter threads about a video sermon.

This episode details a 2020 livestream where Vicodin hosted Chris Chan and singer Max Mandu in a trolling variety show setup.

This episode details Chris Chan's interactions with Jacob Sockness over copyright disputes involving fictional characters and her plans to attend a convention in 2020.

This episode explores Chris Chan's involvement in discovering the obscure character Pappy Van Poodle in the game Rusty's Real Deal Baseball, based on Nick Robinson's YouTube videos and an interview.

This episode details Chris Chan's interactions with a media producer regarding a gaming convention and her efforts to fix her vintage Commodore 64 computer.

This episode explores the story of Chris Chan, focusing on a 2018 Twitch live-stream promoting eBay items and the ongoing fascination with this figure.

This episode details Chris Chan's social media interactions in September 2017, including a romantic conflict with girlfriend Jessica Quinn over a tweet to a voice actress and an email seeking psychic advice.

This episode explores Chris Chan's 2014 YouTube video reviewing sour candy while addressing online trolling and her evolving internet presence.

This episode details Christine's social media activity in March 2017, including her posts on Twitter and Facebook, interactions with celebrities, and attempts to sell family stamps on eBay.

This episode chronicles Christine's social media activity in late 2015, including her amiibo sales, health concerns, and organized embargo against GameStop and other retailers.

This episode chronicles Chris Chan's Facebook activities in August 2016, including interactions with family, social media commentary, and a fast food review.

This episode details Christine's (Chris Chan) social media activities in July 2015, including Facebook posts about content moderation, reactions to online articles, and Sonichu medallion sales.

This episode details Christine's 2015 courthouse visit for a pepper spray assault case, with Kiwi Farms users documenting her behavior and interactions.

This episode details Chris Chan's 2014 Facebook posts requesting cash and expensive Lego gifts, his interactions with friends questioning his motives, and his online dating activities.

This episode chronicles Chris Chan's activities in October 2013, including charity fundraising for Extra Life, Facebook interactions, and encounters with online trolls.

This episode details Christine's 2015 YouTube video promoting her Etsy store donation tiers for her comic book series Sanchu and Rose Chu, including rewards like medallions and commissioned drawings.

This episode details the events of August 2020 involving Chris Chan, including Sonichu's reassuring tweets about Barb's safety and Not's leaks of private photos and correspondences on Discord servers.

This episode details Chris Chan's obsessive reactions to Sonic Boom media and his creation of a Facebook group to campaign against Sega's character designs.

This episode explores Christine's social media activities in November 2016, including her Facebook ban for death threats against Donald Trump and her subsequent posts about a Christmas wishlist and custom Skylanders character.

This episode covers Chris Chan's court hearing with his mother over incidents involving Michael Snyder, alongside his increasing Facebook activity where he expresses loneliness and anger.

This episode explores Chris Chan's life in July 2012, covering a controversial charity album inspired by his music, his angry reaction to legal proceedings, and his personal activities like Lego building.