The Asian Critic Chick

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The Asian Critic Chick (also known as the ACC) is the tomboyish "tough girl" persona of Team Night Saturn, reviewing recent mediocre comedies with her own brutally honest, satirical twists and role-playing techniques.

History

Having been a fan of the online critics on the popular site thatguywiththeglasses.com (TGWTG) for 2 years, the Asian Critic Chick first started out as a children's TV show and cartoon reviewer. In May 2013, a friend requested for her to review a show he grew up with, and she came out with her first review and personally made YouTube video Thundercats (1987) on September 28th, 2013. The review was an unexpected success on YouTube and her TGWTG.com blog, which motivated her to continue reviewing other children's TV shows such as Barney & Friends, Pokemon, and Digimon. Her reviews were seen by Jack Skyblue, founder of Team Night Saturn, who sent her a invitation to join Team Night Saturn on January 11th, 2014, along with fellow reviewer MalaCritico. Later that year, she made the transition from cartoons to comedy to find a better outlet for her passion for creating dark, sarcastic, and mature humor. Since then she has done crossovers with most of the members of Team Night Saturn and has built an online network with fellow critics on the site. She is currently the only Asian female critic on Team Night Saturn and has goals in mind to be more creative, unique, risky, tough, and humorous than other well-known female critics.

Trivia

She lives in the state of Hawaii, where she claims that many are still unfamiliar with the online reviewing community.
She is of Japanese and Korean descent.
Is a fan of satire, dark comedy, surreal humor, and adult humor.
One of her favorite films of all time is Pulp Fiction.
Is currently majoring in English Literature at a local university.
Has aspirations to be a screenwriter for comedies and adult TV programs.
Comedic influences:
- The Nostalgia Critic - "He's the first critic I've ever watched. His capability to express anger and fear in a comedic way is very impressive, and something I've incorporated into my reviews. However,</span> he seems to enjoy expressing childish whimsy quite often, which isn't necessarily my style. That's when I decided to direct my attention to biting sarcasm, dark humor, and adult humor instead."
- Matt Stone and Trey Parker - "I love South Park. It's such a genius show. Their ability to create laughably satirical characters and situations is incredible. I find myself using a South Park clip in almost all of my reviews."
- Brad Neely - "Even though I do not like his Adult Swim show, China, IL, he has a YouTube channel that features some of his comics, and they are awesome. So blunt, so detailed, so surreal, and so creative. I find myself in awe every time I see them. I've taken influence from the eccentric and wisdom-filled dialogue of the characters in his comics."
- The Oatmeal - "Matt Inman (AKA "The Oatmeal ") is probably the most unapologetic comic strip writer I've ever seen. His filterless style of writing his own opinions about certain subjects has inspired me to express my own thoughts freely and honestly, and to take risks at being creatively dark and vulgar in my reviews."
Favorite adult cartoons: South Park, Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Home Movies, Robot Chicken