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^ Rowland-Dixon, Taye (5 October 2018).

^ a b Maneetapho, Garnt "Gigguk" (12 June 2012).

REUPLOADED Cause someone hacked my account and deleted all my videos.

^ Maneetapho, Garnt "Gigguk" (10 June 2011).

"GeeXPlus brings anime YouTubers to Japan".

^ a b Kelts, Roland (3 February 2020).

Archived from the original on 2 June 2021. "A Normie's Haphazardly Ordered Guide to an Often-Overlooked Art Form".

^ "Top 30 Anime of All Time According to Gigguk".

^ a b "Gigguk - Streamer Overview & Stats".

I was born and bred in Brighton, England. "It's my birthday, but I don't need any presents so send me your best memes" (Tweet). Maneetapho became engaged to fellow YouTuber Sydney Poniewaz on 12 April 2019. He is a practicing Buddhist, and has served as a monk twice in his life. Maneetapho's parents are from Thailand, and he was born and raised in the United Kingdom. In December 2021, Maneetapho created a third channel, GiggukVODs, which feature recordings of his Twitch livestreams.

In July 2021, Maneetapho successfully defended his title in Tournament Arc 2, hosted again by. Reaching the finals, Maneetapho beat fellow Trash Taste co-host Connor Colquhoun, the self-described antagonist. The tournament, called the Tournament Arc, was streamed on Twitch. In August 2020 Maneetapho participated in a tournament hosted by for anime YouTubers. The first episode was released on 5 June 2020 and all episodes are available on YouTube and major podcast platforms. In February 2020, Maneetapho joined alongside Connor Colquhoun (CDawgVA) and Joey Bizinger (The Anime Man) in creating and hosting a weekly audio and video podcast called Trash Taste, where they discuss anime, manga, otaku culture, and their experiences while living in Japan. The effort was to help promote/introduce anime and Japanese culture to the rest of the world through his content. In November 2019, Maneetapho, along with YouTuber Sydney Poniewaz (Sydsnap), moved to northwestern Tokyo, Japan to begin working as an influencer for GeeXPlus. In February 2018, Maneetapho presented the Best Comedy award at the 2nd Crunchyroll Anime Awards, alongside YouTuber LilyPichu, at the Ricardo Montalbán Theatre in Los Angeles. An attempt was also made to go back into podcasting as a co-host for Anime no Yume, alongside Holden Bremley and Jeanne Jean two episodes were done before it was unceremoniously ended. ĭuring 2017, Maneetapho retired the Anime Zone moniker for his channel, using just Gigguk. After returning from self-described hiatus, subscriber count on his main channel reached 500,000 subscribers in December of that year, reaching a million on 30 December 2017. Later that same year, he opened a Patreon account. In early 2016, Maneetapho decided to cease work to attempt making content on YouTube full-time, declaring his intent to cease his endeavours if the results were insignificant. For the next two years, new video uploads on YouTube dropped considerably as Maneetapho struggled with work–life balance.

In September 2013, after graduating from the University of Bristol, Maneetapho started working for Atos as a subcontractor for the BBC.

However, in January 2016 both podcasts ended to which Maneetapho did not agree with but accepted its finality. It was joined with the J-Taku podcast in 2013, which a more focused discussion on a particular anime or manga. Described as a group of anime critics around an invisible table, the podcast was mostly freeform discussing anything and everything in anime and otaku culture. Īlso in 2012, Maneetapho joined with Tristan Gallant (Arkada), Holden Bremley, and Jeanne Jean for the PodTaku podcast. This was followed in 2012 as being a producer in abridging popular anime, starting with Evangelion into the EvAbridged series. It was around this time when Maneetapho expanded outside his channels into other projects, the first of which was dabbling into the anime music videos (AMV) in 2011. In October 2009, The Anime Zone reached 1,000 subscribers, later 10,000 by June 2012, and 100,000 by May 2013. He used the online pseudonym "Gigguk," his family nickname, and called his channel The Anime Zone. Maneetapho began his YouTube career with his first anime review, Bleach, on 13 June 2007 the video, and subsequent YouTube career, is thanks to his procrastination from studying for math exams.