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Evil Xisuma

The "evil" clone of British Minecraft YouTuber, Xisumavoid. Evil Xisuma, aka EX, Evil X, or (mostly by fans) Exy my Beloved, was introduced as an April fools prank in one of Xisuma's episodes on the hermitcraft server, where X got possessed and destroyed a lot of the server, later to reveal it was all a joke and nothing really happened. EX got banned in season 6 when he tried to destroy the server, again. In Xisuma's episode 1006 (season 8 episode 6, his numbering is weird ngl) he returned to the hermitcraft server, where he tried to seem like he had changed, just to get people on his side. He then quickly made a cryptocurrency called derpcoin. Derpcoin was all a ploy for EX to get rich and finally fulfil his goals of server-wide control. People on Wattpad often make him the angsty, misunderstood, guy who just wants to have a bit of fun, even if his idea of fun hurts people. People on Hermitpad (Hermitcraft Wattpad) often use they/them or he/him pronouns for EX, as many use Evil X as a comfort character (myself included) so they will often make Exy nonbinary or trans, usually either gay or bisexual too. Evil Xisuma is often shipped with Helsknight (the evil clone of Minecraft YouTuber, Welsknight) and/or Minecraft YouTuber Grian.
1: "Ugh Evil Xisuma is so boring, just shut up, we get it, you want money."
2: "Thou shalt not insult the holy name of my beloved Evil X, perish mortal"
Evil Xisuma by _The_Unnamed_Watcher September 28, 2021
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