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After Jack, Azure, and some other guy named Artisano are banned from the Mainoverse, Zyal creates the Gintoki Media Crew, whose members are Zyal, Jack, Azure, Artisano, Mattia, Lucas, and Shady.
Jack, Azure, and Artisano are banned from the Mainoverse after Walk tells the main moderator, Sli, about their plan. After they are banned, their friend Zyal sets up a separate server called Gintoki Media Crew. The crew starts with Zyal, Jack, Azure, Artisano, Mattia, Lucas, and Shady.
It’s been a week since the Gintoki Media Crew was created. Most of the members have been active, and the events of last week haven’t been on their minds much.
Zyal is banned from the Mainoverse after streaming his screen on Discord while talking to his AI girlfriend. Walk creates a separate server of his own, titled “Family Meeting.” Many people from the Mainoverse join, including some people the Gintoki Media Crew isn’t fond of. Walk ends up banning many members from Gintoki Crew, but he eventually unbans them. The Gintoki Media Crew decides to let ShockingAzep into the server.
Zyal
Jack
Azure
Artisano
Mattia
Lucass
Shady
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