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Oct 25, 2026 · 3 min read

Mimikyu leads HORS DECK’s first five Shorts.

The Mimikyu video, its 27 likes and the other episodes beside it.

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824 Mimikyu views / 27 likes / 3.3% likes per public view

Mimikyu has 824 views and 27 likes. It leads the five HORS DECK episodes in this snapshot, so I went back to the video to see what I could learn.

Watch Mimikyu: why the disguise? — 824 views, 27 likes.

Mimikyu: why the disguise?

Watch Jinx: why that name? — 134 views, 3 likes.

Jinx: the story behind the name.

HORS DECK covers games, cards and characters. The Mimikyu episode leads its five public videos in this snapshot. Jinx has 134 views and three likes. The videos cover different subjects and have different ages, so this isn’t evidence that Pokémon always wins.

ShortViewsLikes
Mimikyu: why the disguise?82427
Rock Lee: the moment the weights drop1768
Jinx: why that name?1343
Azul: four tiles, one bad deal880
Riftbound: your champion cannot do everything820

The older processed report gives Mimikyu 33 seconds of average watch time and 39.71% of duration watched. That tells me to look at both the story and its length. The likes suggest some viewers enjoyed it; the watch-time percentage leaves room to tighten it.

HORS DECK channel results
HORS DECK channel results

The channel overview, with the episodes and their current results.

I’ll use that same tight question-and-answer structure in more episodes, then check whether the response holds up.

Sources: snapshot 25 Oct 2026 at 22:26, Brussels. Reports processed through 23 Oct 2026.

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