Let me begin by thanking you for all your hard work. This message is pretty long, but please bear with me; this is a serious request.

There's a Pokemon YouTuber named Verlisify. He's a neonazi defender. For that and many other outrageous issues, Twitter eventually ended up banning him despite his relatively large number of followers.
He's told people to kill themselves over minor disagreements.
He refused to have a friendly Pokemon battle with a child who was dying of cancer, all because the child didn't think to go through the Make-a-Wish Foundation to give Verlisify good publicity first.
He picked on someone else to start a fight with him thinking that the person wouldn't accept his challenge, but when he did accept, Verlisify backed down and used the Jacksonville shooting as a nonsensical excuse not to have a Pokemon battle with him over the internet, as if playing Pokemon online would somehow put him in danger in real life, after Verlisify was the one who vehemently insisted on having the online battle in the first place. If you ask me, capitalizing off of the deaths of shooting victims is unbelievable.

He's harassed and lied about several dozens of people over the years, some of whom are minors, in front of an audience of hundreds of thousands of viewers, many of whom go on to harass the victims in his videos (and previously his tweets as well, before Twitter banned him for his, frankly, insane behavior). Drama is his lifeblood, and unfortunately it's why many of his younger viewers watch his videos: for the drama. Some of the people he's harassed include HoodlumScrafty, DuncanKneeDeep, TamashiiHiroka, Aaron Zheng, Ray Rizzo, Scott Glaza, WolfeyVGC, Mark McQuillan, Eryizo, Jethrotex, shofu, RogersBase, shadypenguin, ProtoMario, TyranitarTube, aDrive, PIMPNITE, WeedleTwineedle, MegaMasher, Austion John Plays, PokeTips, and DuncanCantDie, just to name a few.

Since he has over 400,000 subscribers that earn YouTube a decent chunk of ad revenue, YouTube refuses to do anything about him.
This neonazi defender is no good as a person, and it's disturbing to know that he has so much influence over so many thousands of young, impressionable viewers.
Although YouTube won't lift a finger because of the financial conflict of interest, maybe someone at Nintendo is willing to help. Filing copyright strikes against his channel is one course of action that's available to Nintendo, and it goes without saying that no longer having a neonazi defender representing the Pokemon community would do a world of good for Nintendo's image.

Please consider taking action. Once again, his YouTube channel is "Verlisify", and there's ample screenshot and video proof of everything I've said in this message.