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**Title:** Debunking Toca Boca Update Videos
**Summary:**
* The YouTuber investigates three viral videos claiming to show new updates to the popular game Toca Boca.
* Each video is examined, and the creator reveals that:
1. "Kawaii Lu" update is a fan-made edit, not an official update.
2. A "design your own clothes" feature is also an edit, not a real update.
3. A "Summer Hotel" update with a high price tag is another fake edit.
4. A claimed "multiplayer mode" is fabricated, with the video showing a non-existent "online button".
* The YouTuber aims to educate viewers on how to distinguish between genuine updates and cleverly edited fake content.
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. The content is from a YouTube video discussing the authenticity of updates to the game "Toca Boca".
2. The video's creator investigates claims about new features in Toca Boca.
3. A channel named "Stackable Inai" is mentioned as the source of a video claiming to show a new Toca Boca update called "Kawaii lu".
4. The claimed update includes features like customizable furniture and a new store.
5. The video's creator notes that entering a "code" is actually just entering a birth year to access the in-game store.
6. The birth year required is in the 2000s to make purchases in the "kaboka shop".
7. Payment options like Google Play are shown in the supposedly updated game.
8. The video's creator reveals that the "update" is actually a fan edit.
9. Similarities with original Toca Boca furniture and items from "The Mall" and "Megapro furniture" are noted.
10. A second video claims to show an update allowing players to design their own clothes.
11. This feature is also revealed to be a part of a fan edit, not an official update.
12. A third video discusses a supposedly new, more expensive "Summer Hotel" in Toca Boca.
13. This too is identified as a fan edit.
14. A claim about making Toca Boca playable online through a specific method (clicking the logo 5-10 times) is investigated.
15. The video's creator finds no evidence to support this claim as an official update.
16. No new "online multiplayer" button or feature is found in the actual game after following the claimed method.
17. The creator concludes that all investigated claims are either fan edits or hoaxes.