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Latest revision as of 12:49, 2 March 2025
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| Based On | Joe's custom character in Code Vein |
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| Character Design | by  Joseph Anderson |
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Trash-chan is what Joe called his custom character in Code Vein.[1] He made her to be the most ridiculous, awful-looking character he could possibly design, with help from his ex-wife Lili. The name Trash-chan was made up with the combined efforts of Joe and Twitch user toxelle.[2]
Trash-chan is technically not a chan according to the form neutral / theme neutral stance, since she is not themed around anything from a stream. However she was still nominated for the 2019 Chan of the Year Awards. Trash-chan is represented by the emote 
jphWaifu.
There was a set goal to be as ridiculous as possible but almost passable at the same time, and I think we nailed it.—Joseph Anderson
References
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“Joseph Anderson Channel Two” video: “Code Vein - I've Created a Monster (Stream One)” at 00:16:00.
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“Bike Chan” video: “Joseph Anderson Code Vein #2 The Naming of the Waifu” at 00:09:49.