Source matchedReviewed 29 August 2026. All 136 retained post IDs were reconciled to Daniel's public Patreon sitemap, and every available retained body was reviewed. This verifies source identity, body coverage, and what Daniel wrote—not attachments, embeds, access history, or autobiographical claims.
This catalogue records publication-safe metadata and narrowly attributed source
readings for the acquired Hidinginmyroom — Daniel’s Patreon preservation set. It
publishes aggregate counts, public post locators, and limited claim summaries; it does
not publish the downloaded corpus or reproduce locked post bodies.
For the corpus-wide findings—the 2016–2022 editorial phases, edit-state caveat,
creator-strategy pattern, corrections, and campaign-object history—see the
Patreon Longitudinal Analysis. This
page remains the post-level locator and access-state catalogue.
The single full-body exception is post ID 23468829. Its public sitemap title and
locator are included in the complete inventory below, but the ID match and public
metadata do not reconstruct the absent preserved body.
The second-pass review read all 135 available retained bodies. Of the 136 total
records, 122 contain non-empty normalized author writing; short or empty image,
link, and embed bodies account for the rest. That review does not imply that every
attachment or external target was opened, nor that Daniel’s writing was verified as
fact.
The UTC range comes from the retained Patreon published_at fields. It is a
publication-metadata range, not a claim about when any described event happened.
These are Patreon type labels, not a content review. In particular, a link or
video_embed record does not establish that the external target still exists, is
complete, or can be republished.
Partial result with an external-embed retrieval error
24
Total
136
The 24 partial results correspond to the 18 link and 6 video-embed records.
“Partial” describes the downloader outcome: it does not erase the matched Patreon
metadata, and it does not mean the external content was preserved. Conversely,
“without a recorded downloader error” is not a completeness, authenticity, access,
or rights finding.
Comments were explicitly excluded from the downloader configuration. No Patreon
comment body is included in, reviewed for, or represented by this catalogue.
Only three records are singled out because they preserve useful creator-published
account links. Their Patreon pages are the canonical public locators. The complete
bodies of posts 14408113 and 14922710 were visible in a signed-out check on August
29; post 16379179 exposed its title and date but not its body. That third link claim
therefore comes from the non-redistributed private preservation copy and is labelled
accordingly.
The public author-written post links the historical Twitch address hidinginmyroom. This is a first-party link, not a stable-ID capture, rename date, or current-control finding.
The public author-written post identifies danielhimr as the intended streaming address. Its platform-enforcement explanation remains a self-report, not independent proof.
The privately retained first-party body links YouTube channel ID UCtjRF3IINokbvJTz6XqPgWg and describes an intended streaming use. The body was access-controlled in the signed-out review; it does not prove continuous control or why the channel is now unavailable.
These are the final four sitemap entries and the only records with 2022
published_at values. Their titles can catalogue a game-development sequence, but
title wording is not proof that a build was complete, functional, safe, released,
or used by anyone. The three access-controlled version bodies were reviewed in the
private preservation copy and are paraphrased below; no executable or embedded video
was opened for this catalogue. A contributor-supplied Version 1.6 screenshot is
separately reviewed on the Kent & Maidstone game-project
epilogue.
L: Daniel’s retained patch notes describe health, a companion, enemy/weapon changes, bugs, and planned Japan, petrol-station, and tape systems. These mechanics were not tested.
L: Daniel’s retained patch notes describe save/load, quests, a computer/economy, petrol-station and companion systems, respawn rules, and future dream/house work. A supplied screenshot is contributor-identified as this version; no process-to-file hash was captured.
Patreon’s public campaign page displayed 136 posts at review time. Its public
sitemap exposed the same 136 stable post URLs under 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020,
and 2022 headings; there was no 2021 heading or entry. The exact per-year and
per-type totals above were calculated from the matched local metadata records rather
than inferred from page layout.
This section maps the Patreon records that add a distinct HIMR-relevant event,
person-role, creator reference, fictional character, or correction. It is a research
route, not a second biography and not a finding that a title or first-person account
is true.
Body state at the 29 August 2026 signed-out review
Permitted reading here
P
The complete author-written body surfaced signed out.
A narrowly paraphrased first-party account may be used, subject to ordinary verification and privacy limits.
L
The public page exposed metadata, but not the complete body.
The title/date are public metadata. Any body-derived statement below comes only from the private preservation copy and is explicitly attributed to Daniel.
A
A public post record exists, but the preservation copy has no full body.
Metadata only; do not infer missing content.
The ten P records are 6926651, 12132573, 12184415, 12424445,
12704962, 12990510, 14408113, 14922710, 22324322, and 60626337.
Post 23468829 is A; the other 125 records are L. These letters describe a
dated body-access check, not ownership, a reuse licence, or proof that an attachment
or external embed was public.
These routes preserve Daniel’s changing labels without treating adjacent posts as one
verified relationship. In particular, a generic girlfriend or wife is not
silently identified as Chihiro, and the locked-only first name of an online former
girlfriend is withheld.
Some posts occur in more than one row because Daniel mentions several roles in one
body. That reuse is not corroboration and does not join the roles: post 12990510
mentions several retrospective partners, while 25902646 mentions both an online
former-girlfriend role and distinct 2019 travel contacts. “First online” and “first
in-person” are separate qualifiers, not a contradiction or identity bridge.
Person-role or sequence
Exact Patreon routes
Publication-safe boundary and wiki route
2014 / near-marriage / “last Japanese girlfriend” cluster
Daniel uses several retrospective labels that strongly suggest a cluster, but the records do not prove that every label denotes one person. The public record supports only a compact attributed history; health, intimate, appearance, and private-photo detail is excluded. Route to Relationships & Dating.
Generic girlfriend, breakup, and joint-outing labels
Public titles establish unnamed relationship, breakup, restaurant, or livestream labels only. They do not prove pregnancy, relationship continuity, a partner identity, or the event implications of the wording.
Daniel names a private former contact in the locked bodies, describes an approximately two-year online relationship without an in-person meeting, and later uses it in a self-reflection about attachment. The name and breakup detail are not needed for the public wiki.
The recurring former-girlfriend role and the separate Korean-man photo label are not one identity. The former girlfriend is not automatically the same person as every Korean-girl-labelled archive title.
French former-girlfriend and a separate Japanese-man role Daniel labels bisexual
Posts 11282590, 13132089, and 13344792 repeat a French-former-girlfriend role. The first and third also distinguish an unnamed Japanese man, call him bisexual, and claim that he performed oral sex on Daniel. Post 25739362 directly targets the 2017 M4PdbuE-m44 archive file and says Daniel wondered what would have happened had he said yes to sex with the man. That post-to-file bridge is exact; the association between its Japanese-Guy story and the recurring captioned role is contextual, not an authenticated participant match. Same-day embed 11283194 uses a different ID, CbfZ3sEywC4, and is only a possible companion. The received-act source cluster documents the exact, contextual, and unresolved bridges. These are Daniel’s labels and one-sided claims; the private man’s identity and orientation, Daniel’s orientation, consent, conduct, appearance, and family detail are not established.
The bodies distinguish unnamed friend groups from a person Daniel calls a crush or “the Taiwanese girl.” Likely continuity is not identity proof, and no biography is warranted.
One-off private-person labels. Their minimized outing and one-off-meeting accounts are now retained as Daniel’s claims, with the Iranian-Girl property-damage allegation conspicuously unverified and the Kyoto role kept separate from Tomoko. No image, private place, participant statement, or identity profile is published.
Daniel refers to the earlier “Tomoko” sequence and says he concealed another meeting. The locked material adds no necessary identity finding. Route to the bounded Tomoko source trail.
Three posts contain Daniel’s claims about an unnamed Australian man and private messages; those details are not republished. The January body separately calls a named “Australian catfish” story partly invented, so that persona is not merged with the Australian Guy.
Generic wife / partner conflict and reconciliation sequence
This is a sequence of Daniel’s relationship labels, fears, self-criticism, and changing accounts—not a verified account of the unnamed partner. Private recording/message claims are not reproduced. The October 27 title alleges platform monitoring by his wife; its P body safely adds only Daniel’s hotel-to-hotel and longer-term-lodging account. No partner response is present in this set. Route to Relationships & Dating and keep the generic role separate from Chihiro.
Daniel retrospectively describes transport help and a respected channel-privacy request. The role is not automatically merged with the later archive title My experience dating a Japanese single mother. Route to the retrospective role map, not a private-person profile.
German-girl, Turkish-Girl, and prospective English-date roles
Daniel distinguishes several private contacts while reassessing travel for meetings. The encounter map classifies the English meeting as unrealized, the German role as a planned meeting Daniel says fell through while leaving any earlier in-person status unresolved, and the Turkish meeting as the only one explicitly described in the April 25 post. The roles are unnamed and not joined to later people; Turkish Girl retains the fuller route.
Daniel names Mila in a post-divorce update and attributes a short stay and continued contact to the relationship. The locked post does not resolve every same-name source or authenticate Mila’s account. Route to Mila.
Daniel claims TerryTV responded to a Gentleman Reviews upload and describes the platform reaction. The platform page uses only Daniel’s ownership/deletion account; mass-report causation and enforcement remain unverified.
Daniel claims private contact, mutual primary-school recognition, concern about location disclosure, removal of his own video, and discussion of a possible meeting; Joey appears only through Daniel’s account of that alleged exchange. No Broad-authenticated response is in this set, location detail is omitted, and the December post body is absent. Route to Creators & Guests.
Daniel responds to Elvis’s coverage, rejects the label in the title, and offers a self-critical comparison with Onision. This is Daniel’s response to a public label, not a diagnosis or proof that the compared conduct occurred. Elvis has a separately checked public source trail.
PewDiePie is hypothetical comparison; Ben Deen, FunForLouis, Jim Chapman, Toby Turner, Keemstar, RiceGum, Jake Paul, Logan Paul, and iDubbbz are examples; Tosh.0 is a claimed social-media share. None is treated as a contact, guest, or endorsement.
Public title metadata names Sam; the locked body describes a social outing and links unreviewed footage. This is a title-level guest lead only, not an identification or relationship finding.
Locked bodies also contain first-name-only supporters, a school acquaintance, and
unnamed friends or business contacts. They are not needed to understand the public
record, so their labels and private communications are withheld.
The public post associates Daniel’s father with a laptop for an early Japan trip. The locked sequence contains family memories and bereavement writing. Only the proportionate attributed crisis-to-funeral chronology, date window, and creator-removal history are used on the Father and platform pages; medical, diet, inheritance, funeral, ashes, and private-belongings detail remains excluded.
These posts establish only recurring family-role labels and Daniel’s travel/funeral context. Private family histories, health, finances, exact locations, and third-party circumstances are omitted. Existing public-source profiles remain the authority for Daniel’s Mother and Sabrina / Sister.
The dream post names Toffee; other posts mention one or more unnamed cats. They are not automatically assigned to Toffee or another pet. Route to Pets & Aquariums.
The public page calls the comic inspired by a recent night-shift job and past events. A male boss and three young women are fictionalized characters; the locked author notes do not identify the real boss or independently verify a workplace incident.
Two artwork records with similar room labels. Similar titles do not by themselves prove that they are one image or version; the public body describes an art-competition entry, not a residence.
Daniel’s locked notes describe these fictional roles and mechanics. They are game characters and claimed patch features, not real people or proof that every system worked. The game-project epilogue carries the fuller paraphrase and screenshot boundary.
Daniel published two historical Twitch addresses while describing YouTube livestream problems. The current stable-ID reconciliation is on Channel, Platform & Rebrand History.
Daniel describes demonetization, restrictions, strikes, appeals, and suspensions across different channels. These are not platform notices. Graphic content is reduced to a non-graphic rules context, and mass-report causation remains an allegation.
Daniel links stable YouTube channel ID UCtjRF3IINokbvJTz6XqPgWg and describes intended streaming use. This is an ownership/use claim at that date, not continuous control or an explanation for current unavailability.
Daniel initially feared an unknown login, then wrote that Streamlabs authorization probably explained it. The sequence documents his correction; it does not establish hacking. Account-security specifics are omitted.
Daniel says Why I hate living in Japan shifted from seriousness into absurdity/sarcasm, then claims it was reposted to an anti-foreigner forum and that forum users reported him to immigration. The creative-framing statement is his own; the forum, reporting, legal, and causation claims are unverified allegations with no forum-user response in this set.
The retained Patreon bodies add no narrative beyond external-link records. The public titles are topic labels, not proof of harassment, a perpetrator, harm, or the linked media’s contents.
Patreon stream tier, archive links, and alleged redistribution
Daniel describes archived or past streams as a Patreon reward and later alleges that a subreddit user pledged in order to redistribute Patreon material. Other entries are access/source locators only. This supports his access-plan and allegation, not a person’s identity, a leak, motive, Reddit response, or the external videos’ contents.
Daniel says he removed videos in early 2018 out of fear of strikes and later recovered some files from a third-party archive. The platform page keeps this separate from a platform deletion log.
Daniel says demonetization led him to put the video on Patreon. The external video was not reviewed here, and no bullying event is verified from the Patreon link.
Daniel publicly calls the comic inspired by a recent new night-shift job and past events. Locked author notes mix fiction with workplace inspiration; they do not verify a boss’s or customer’s conduct. Route to Work & Income Claims.
External-link and retrospective creative records. Daniel describes an old skit and changes in his presentation; the external videos were not reviewed here, and sexuality, gender-expression, accent, or identity inferences are excluded.
Lawson, YouTube/translation, camera, and Shutterstock
A Lawson work title, Daniel’s statement that YouTube and translation were online jobs, an equipment review, and his claim that eight stock images were accepted. These do not establish job dates, income, sales, sponsorship, or audited accounts.
The trip-cost and food-budget entries are link/topic labels. The other bodies contain Daniel’s unaudited creator-revenue and view concerns. Selected historical creator metrics are published as attributed figures in the longitudinal analysis; none establishes actual earnings, affordability, or a financial outcome.
Daniel places himself in Osaka around 2010, Korea in 2012/2014-labelled recollections, and a five-month room stay on the first Japan trip; a separate body describes Japan as an escape and social-life setting. These remain retrospective self-reports, not residence or immigration records. Route to the Japan Era.
Source locators for external livestreams. The Patreon bodies and unreviewed targets do not independently establish a move, lease, address, or complete stream history.
Daniel moves from family-trip planning and packing to an island/on-trip account and expected return to Japan. Visa, private itinerary, and exact-location detail is excluded. This is a 2018 prelude to the later Southeast Asia chronology.
Daniel publicly wrote that he was moving between hotels and seeking something longer term. The later post is an Airbnb stream-access label only. Neither establishes an address, homelessness, tenancy, or continuous housing state.
Daniel says he spent several hours in a park during a relationship conflict. The locked account does not support homelessness, an overnight stay, a named park, or the truth of his claims about the partner.
Daniel says that after divorce he moved to Korea, left after roughly a month because of the pandemic, and returned to England and the family home. This is his retrospective travel/housing account, not border, residence, divorce, or public-health documentation.
Daniel repeatedly links channel performance to drama, relationships, travel, title strategy, and his own perceived entertainment value. This is a longitudinal self-assessment, not audited analytics or proof of causation. Selected dated figures are retained only as Daniel’s claims; unnecessary partner and private financial detail is omitted.
The title is Daniel’s allegation that his wife monitored Discord, Twitter, and perhaps Patreon. The body independently supports only his own hotel-to-hotel account. No partner response is preserved here, so the allegation is not adopted as fact.
The first is a doxxing-themed title and external-video locator; the second is Daniel’s allegation that a subreddit user paid to redistribute private posts. No address, suspected identity, private media URL, or unverified motive is reproduced.
Daniel claims school recognition and private contact; the later body is absent. The wiki may report only Daniel’s claim with a conspicuous response/corroboration limit, never the private location detail.
Daniel discusses an existing public comparison and his own oversharing/defensiveness. The label is not a diagnosis, verified equivalence, or permission to adopt every allegation mentioned in the body.
The encounter page separates Daniel’s locked-caption claims, title or embed records, an anonymous-stranger account, an exact 23304815-to-Cv-aYDnFffc video bridge, and a travel reassessment. Its Japanese-man source cluster deduplicates the byte-identical M4PdbuE-m44 title aliases, connects the 2019 direct archive target to the received-act narrative, and keeps the different CbfZ3sEywC4 embed unresolved. Graphic detail, private-person identification, orientation inference, and consent or conduct findings remain excluded. Object-only posts route separately to Love Dolls.
The body adds no public narrative beyond an external-link record. The title is not used to assign ethnicity, race, ancestry, or identity to Daniel or anyone else.
These are Daniel’s illness, mood, or loneliness self-descriptions and a diagnostic question in a stream title. Medical specifics are omitted, and none supports a diagnosis, symptom finding, or mental-health label. The external stream was not reviewed.
Across every route above, bodies, downloaded images, executables, embeds, raw JSON,
comments, and signed URLs remain outside the public wiki. The complete inventory below
exists so a researcher can locate the public metadata record without treating the
private preservation set as a public mirror.
The tables below route all 136 reconciled post IDs. Titles are reproduced as
creator/platform labels, including awkward or controversial wording; a title does
not verify the event or claim it describes. A link may expose only metadata or a
preview when opened signed out. Image, link, and video-embed labels describe Patreon
record types—not media that this wiki downloaded or republished.
Researchers using a body-derived claim must retain its access state and apply the
wiki’s normal source and verification method. The
inventory itself establishes post identity, date, title, and Patreon type only.