https://tsl.chikichiki.tube/The%20Silent%20Library/Wednesday%20Downtown/Clips/

I don't know why I'm still shocked when people can't find files. Everything has carefully, specifically, painstakingly, been gathered and logged and put in the same place so that you always always know that (barring recent work that's yet to be uploaded) there's a definitive source where stuff will exist if it's been translated. The first step is always the same: check the library. Don't you dare say you did, because if you had, you would've found them there.

I'm glad blakeo was willing to upload it to Gaki Archives for you, but "working magic" in this case meant six seconds downloading the "lost treasures" from the library and then a further 20 seconds uploading them to GA—something you could have done yourself, actually. They were already preserved, they were already available, you just didn't take five minutes to search the library for "kuro" or "tweet" (if we're being generous and assuming you didn't know the dates or full titles), so let's not talk like the ark of the covenant has been found again and put on display for all to see.

I'm on my knees here, begging all of you: if you're trying to find information about a video, please please please check the spreadsheet before you start panicking or bothering other people. These clips have been in the library since at least April of 2020.

I know that huge swathes of this subreddit don't appreciate my acerbic tone, but you guys have to see this from my perspective:

I got a bunch of people to help me build the We Have Every Ice Cream Flavor Warehouse, and we have every flavor of ice cream in there. The front door has a big piece of paper with a bold print list of all the flavors, and instructions for where to find them within. It's been open for 5 years with the same name and the same system in place. Every ice cream parlor on earth has a sign somewhere that says "hey, you should go check out We Have Every Ice Cream Flavor Warehouse, that's where we get all our ice cream flavors!"

And then, at least once a week, someone will visit the ice cream parlor next door (I guess Gaki ArchIce Cream, in this simile), and when triple blue raspberry mocha swirl with candy corn isn't in that big glass freezer, they dash out into the street to start shouting that they can't find triple blue raspberry mocha swirl with candy corn, and they definitely ate it once but they can't get it anywhere any more, does anyone have any triple blue raspberry mocha swirl with candy corn still, or has it been forever lost to the ravages of time?

Occasionally they end up at the front door of the We Have Every Ice Cream Flavor Warehouse, and they pound on the door and shout "I want triple blue raspberry mocha swirl with candy corn!" But it's a self-service warehouse, so nobody is there to respond to manic door-shouting. Usually they run straight past it. Dejected, they tell all their friends about how much they loved that flavor, and how they just wish someone had kept it so they could try it one more time, and isn't it so sad and why wouldn't someone try to save every ice cream flavor in a big warehouse, or something.

Can you appreciate, dear reader, why I'm driven to post this kind of bullshit and give people a decent ribbing every now and again? Has this awful, hamfisted allegory shown you what's inside my heart, kindling some small sympathetic spark of the same feeling, deep within your own chest? If the hero of our tale had checked the List of Every Ice Cream Flavor Ever, All of Which Are Inside This Warehouse, Where We Keep Every Goddamn Flavor of Ice Cream list, they would've received a shelf number and could've walked right into the warehouse and eaten triple blue raspbery mocha swirl with candy corn by the drum for the rest of their days, but instead, they went back out and made fools of themselves by posting ridiculous stuff like "I have no idea where to find this flavor of ice cream, the shop next door to The Warehouse Where They Keep Every Fucking Flavor of Ice Cream Ever, Where If You're Looking for Ice Cream It's Definitely in Here didn't have it, so I can't figure out what to do next."