THEY WANT TO DESTROY PAPERGAMES | Love and Deepspace

Gacha Goblin’s Discussion of JJP

Gacha Goblin discusses a group referred to as JJP, also rendered “G Jin Pai.” The creator says the group initially appeared to support Valko’s return to Love and Deepspace, but argues that its stated goal has shifted—or may never have been limited to Valko’s return—and is instead focused on damaging or destroying Paper Games, the game’s developer.

Reported Campaigns and Activities

The creator describes JJP members livestreaming across platforms and sharing plans to promote an anti–Paper Games hashtag. In a clip quoted in the video, participants reportedly say they no longer believe restoring Valko would repair the harm or rebuild trust, and that they want Paper Games to disappear.

The creator says the group has coordinated hashtag campaigns and may use bots, and estimates that it has around 40 members. These claims are presented as the creator’s accounts, not as independently verified facts.

The video also cites a purported JJP action guide that encourages coordinated complaints to foreign ministries, embassies, and China’s State Council, with templates and submission schedules.

The Creator’s Concerns and Advice

The creator questions how these efforts could help Valko, arguing that Valko’s intellectual property belongs to Paper Games and that damaging the company could make the character’s return impossible. They also warn that JJP’s highly visible activity may create the misleading impression that its views represent the wider fandom.

While acknowledging that frustration with Paper Games is understandable, the creator urges viewers not to escalate the situation or get drawn into arguments. They recommend ignoring the group, continuing positive Valko-related campaigns, and taking breaks from the fandom or social media when needed. The creator adds that feeling tired is normal and says support for Valko remains greater than negative voices may suggest.

Presenter: Gacha Goblin.