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LensCapProductions
YouTuber Information
Profile	LensCapProductions
Style	Review & Anime
Date joined	September 14, 2006
Shut down	March 13, 2012
Videos	322
Status	Inactive (Arrested)
Username	LensCapProductions
Personal information
Full name	Trey Eric Sesler
Nationality	American
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“	Hello, I'm Mr. Anime, and boy, do I have a show for you.	”
―LensCapProductions

Trey Eric Sesler (born: August 3, 1989 (1989-08-03)), better known online as LensCapProductions (formerly Mr Anime or Mr Bryko), was an anime enthusiast and a film enthusiast, who once reviewed anime on YouTube.

He was known for being one of the individuals who kick-started the anime community on YouTube, and many of the biggest anime reviewers on YouTube, such as MagusX1, Gigguk, Arkada, HoldenReviews, BionicSlime, TheLavaBuster, TheAnimeOverviewer, along with many others. His reviews ceased to be released during March 2012, when he was arrested, convicted of murder, and sentenced to life in prison.

History

Back in 2006, along with fellow reviewers MagusX1, Al's Anime Reviews, and a few others, Trey was known for basically kickstarting the YouTube anime community with his reviews. He helped inspire some of the biggest names in the anime community today, and even though he only had a decent number of subscribers, he was a very well known personality on the internet, many people across many different communities at least knew the name of his persona, Mr. Anime.

In 2011, Trey revealed he was diagnosed with a form of pneumothorax. In 2012, Trey announced he was out of the hospital and okay.

Personality

Mr Anime was known for having a straightforward and honest personality, as opposed to many internet personas who tried a specific gimmick, such as constantly being happy, angry, not to mention faking their opinions. He would tell it like it is without sugar-coating anything, but was also fair and would give every anime he reviewed a fair shot.

However, as time went on, he started showing signs that his sanity was slipping; such as doing research on serial killers, killing animals, using real guns in his videos, doing videos about his guns, and shooting buildings in the middle of the night.

Rating Scale

1. 10- Rarely given to super superb shows
2. 9- A very good show, minimum flaws
3. 8- A quite good show, occasional flaws
4. 7- A fairly good show, some flaws
5. 6- A decent show, more pros than cons
6. 5- Borderline rating, didn't like or hate it
7. 4- More cons than pros, not to great
8. 3- Very shoddy show, not much effort
9. 2- Barely credible as a show, it sucks
10. 1- Total S**t 

There are .5 ratings between the numbers which, needless to say, ranks in-between each number.

Controversy

Murdering his family

In February 2012, Trey said that he was going to take a two to three-week break to reward himself. At the end of his break, he announced on March 13, that he had a new job in a field he found fascinating, and it may prevent him from uploading videos (though he planned to upload on his blog).

In the early morning of March 20, 2012, Trey lured his mother out into the garage, where he shot her in the chest at point-blank range. From here he entered the home and shot his brother in the head. His father was woken up by the shots and entered the living room to investigate, only to be shot by Trey later. From here, Trey destroyed the house and killed the remaining pets in the house before carrying weapons and 100 rounds of ammunition to Waller High School down the street. His original plan was to kill at least 70 students at the school's pep rally in order to become the biggest mass murderer in history, as revealed in an interrogation. He killed his family first to spare them from knowing what he planned on doing next. However, Trey stood down and returned home, where he was arrested. (He revealed later that the event was becoming "all too real" and as a result, he gave up.)

Police confirmed Trey had been practising for the event for several years by storing weapons in his college dorm and room and using buildings and household pets as target practice. He also had a large fascination for shootings (mainly Columbine) and would even rank killers.

Shortly after he was arrested and the report got out, many reviewers made videos on the situation, including TheLavaBuster, MagusX1, TheHardMode, BionicSlime, TheAnimeOverviewer, TheAnimeRoom, Gigguk, AFF 101 (channel deleted), and many others. In addition, many of his fans and/or close friends lived in denial for a while that it actually took place; some excuses people brought up included him covering for someone else, or that he was framed for the crime, but he eventually admitted to it altogether.

While there have been rumours that he died, he is still listed as an active inmate by the Texas Department of Criminal Justice.

Sentencing

Many believed he would be put to death, since he lived in Texas, but instead he was sentenced to life in prison. Trey later requested that his rights to parole would also be taken, believing he'd pose a danger to himself and others. Some say he has also committed other murders, but there is no way of knowing for sure. Ever since he was called the killer of YouTube. On the walls in his home, he wrote several things, including "Why did I do this? I love my mom, dad and brother." "I miss my brother, father, and mother," and "God please forgive me, because I can't forgive myself".

Videos

Anime Reviews

1. Fooly Cooly
2. Full Metal Panic? Fumoffu
3. Mars Daybreak
4. Death Note
5. Cowboy Bebop
6. Higurashi no Naku Koro ni
7. Final Episode Season 1
8. Slayers OVA
9. The End of Evangelion
10. InuYasha Movie 3
11. InuYasha Movie 4
12. Outlaw Star
13. Grave of the Fireflies
14. Cyber Team in Akihabara
15. Gunslinger Girl
16. Grenadier
17. Elfen Lied
18. Trouble Chocolate
19. The Vision of Escaflowne
20. Gunsmith Cats
21. Outlaw Star (with guest)
22. Blue Sub No. 6
23. Samurai X
24. Black Lagoon
25. Ranma 1/2
26. Mr. Anime's Halloween Special
27. Yugioh
28. Gantz
29. Neon Genesis Evangelion
30. InuYasha
31. Agent Aika
32. Excel Saga
33. Maple Story
34. Gundam 08 MS Team
35. Genshiken
36. Digimon Adventure 2
37. Jing: King of Bandits
38. Cromartie High School
39. Final Approach
40. Kaiji
41. 5 Centimeters Per Second
42. Full Metal Panic?
43. Spirited Away
44. Cosprayers
45. Magic Users Club OVA
46. InuYasha Movie 1
47. InuYasha Movie 2
48. InuYasha Movie 3
49. Starship Troopers
50. InuYasha Movie 4
51. Full Metal Panic? The Second Raid
52. Paranoia Agent

3Bus Gamer

1. Code Geass
2. Kino's Journey
3. Zombie Loan
4. Aika Zero
5. Casshern
6. Gokusen
7. Rumic Theater
8. Digimon Movie 4
9. Ef a Tale of Memories
10. Afro Samurai
11. Midori Days
12. Lamune
13. Area 88
14. Scrapped Princess
15. Angel Links
16. This Ugly Yet Beautiful World
17. Tokyo Magnitude 8.0
18. Cowboy Bebop the Movie
19. Highschool of the Dead
20. Welcome to the N.H.K.
21. Burst Angel
22. Broken Blade
23. Zipang!
24. High School Girls
25. Angel Beats!
26. CANAAN
27. My Little Sister Can't Be This Cute
28. InuYasha: The Final Act
29. Black Blood Brothers
30. Love Hina
31. Aika R-16
32. Eden of the East
33. Devil May Cry
34. Hitohira
35. Night Wizard
36. Hourou

Super NES Classics

1. Yoshi's Island
2. Separation Anxiety
3. Mario Kart
4. A Link to the Past
5. Donkey Kong Country

Special Effects

1. How to Make a Bullet Hit
2. Special Effects Test
3. Squib Test
4. Tutorial: Clonning Yourself
5. Molotov Cocktail Accident
6. Action Movie Clip
7. Special Effects with Trey Sessler
8. Nasty Gunshot
9. Knife in the Chest Effects

This page was created by JakCooperThePlumber on September 12, 2015.