Sixth Battle of yell-chat

The Sixth Battle of #yell-chat was one of the first major attacks performed by the newly Anime Coalition, in an attempt to get a Genshin Impact channel. This is often cited as the beginnings of the Anime Coalition.

Background
T1DE has been enjoying Star Wars: The Old Republic, and in keeping #other-games-and-fitness clean, a new #swtor channel was created. The gang played swtor for a while, but after about a month public interest in the game died out, and talk of archiving the channel was started. Known Anime lover Ganidiot suggested that the channel become a flavor of the month channel, with talks of both Runescape and Genshin Impact being the next game of the month.

Rebuttal
In a swift rebuttal, Admin Varunda archived the channel without prior warning, preventing any more discussion of Genshin Impact, in an attempt to contain the spread of anime. Talk quickly moved over to #yell-chat, with Anime enthusiast Ganidiot claiming it was "unfar. how can an mmo channel be created, but genshin impact not be allowed in it. i declare a state of emergency in t1de. for too long anime has been systematicly [sic] oppressed". Wanting to keep anime contained within it's quarantine, Admin Varunda confirmed that anime was being systematically oppressed, followed by an indepth reasoning why Genshin Impact was not an MMO.

Was #swtor the place for Genshin Impact?
Admin Varunda quickly followed up, enforcing that #swtor was in fact not an MMO channel, but a channel for Star Wars: The Old Republic. The reason #swtor was made was because "enough people were interested in other games to warrant making a swtor channel". Ganidiot replied that genshin was an mmo, given that it currently had multiplayer. When asking how massive the multiplayer aspect of Genshin was, Ganidiot refused to comment.

Backup arrives
Soon after Admin Varunda argued why Genshin was not an MMO, backup from Kae and Silzz arrived. Kae provided the numbers available in an instance (4), while Silzz posted a new trend in Genshin known as "coffeeboy". Hidden spy Femzuma arrived shortly after, claiming the only waifu she needed was our lord and savior Jesus Christ, and a bit involving Monty Python soon followed. With this event, the status quo of anime being systematically oppressed was restored.