EnderElectrics

Luke, better known online as EnderElectrics, is a Dutch YouTube animator. He created his channel in January of 2016 and has been uploading since June of that year. Ender started off creating Minecraft command block videos, but eventually found his footing in animation. 
He later discontinued and archived his channel on May 20th 2022 to instead focus on LukeStation, a live-action YouTube channel focused on content around the Sonic the Hedgehog franchise.
==EnderElectrics (Character)==
EnderElectrics' original character is a, somewhat anthropomorphic, white cat character. This character has been seen since his very first animation, but his latest OC has only been around since his "Pet Problems! - EnderElectrics" video, where he transforms into a human character, complete with the suit, hat, and fluffy hair seen throughout the rest of the channel's active duration.
In a later video (title: "My Crazy Boat Trip! (WARNING: NOT CRAZY) - Animation Quicky!") it is clarified that Ender himself is a cat in a human suit, using it to roam around Earth freely.
==Content==
EnderElectrics has uploaded a variety of content to his channel. Not counting his Minecraft command block phase, his videos started out as Storytime animations, where Ender would talk about interesting or humorous experiences in animated form. 
Later, he would upload devlogs, in-depth video logs where the viewer follows a game developer's progress throughout the development of their video game. Ender never ended up finishing Space Animals, the game he was developing. However, a demo for the game is still available in the description of his videos to this day.
Throughout the last couple of years of the channel, Ender would make animated video game reviews on old-school SEGA Genesis video games, typically in the mascot-platformer genre. He ended up making four videos in this style before archiving his channel.
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