Lost Legacy

Subscribers 225K

Videos 35

Views 23.5M

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Lost Legacy explores storytelling, history, and animation to imagine what life could have been in different times and places, with video topics like life roles, historical figures, and cultural settings. The channel presents long-form narrative history content with animated storytelling, and appears to post multiple videos in a single session, with an average around 10 minutes per video and a broad suite of historical scenarios; current metrics show 225K subscribers and 23.5M total views across 35 published videos since joining in November 2024.

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We found 47 YouTube channels similar to Lost Legacy

#1

TED-Ed view on YouTube

79% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 17

SERP 100%

Similarity 65%

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Both target educational explainers on history topics that align with searches like ancient cultures and slave history, showing a strong search overlap (100%) but TED-Ed's content style is less aligned with Lost Legacy's narrative approach (65% content match).

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#2

CrashCourse view on YouTube

70% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M

Videos 1.6K

Views 2.2B

Appearances 15

SERP 84%

Similarity 61%

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Shares audience interest in history topics such as gender roles and slave history education, with high search overlap (84%) but differing in presentation style compared to Lost Legacy (61% content match).

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#3

PBS Origins

61% relevance

Subscribers 675K

Videos 260

Views 48.2M

Appearances 5

SERP 47%

Similarity 71%

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Aligns on niche history topics like gender roles history and general history facts, evidenced by solid search overlap (47%) but diverges in content delivery, yielding higher content similarity (71%) yet distinct branding from Lost Legacy.

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#4

The Shogunate

61% relevance

Subscribers 223K

Videos 304

Views 28.6M

Appearances 5

SERP 46%

Similarity 72%

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Competes for viewers interested in ninja and samurai history myths and origins, showing similar search queries (46%) and very strong content overlap (72%), indicating stylistic differences despite topic alignment.

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#5

Weird History view on YouTube

59% relevance

Subscribers 4.7M

Videos 1K

Views 716.5M

Appearances 10

SERP 51%

Similarity 65%

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Targets ancient cultures, medieval daily life, and ninja facts—topics that map to Lost Legacy searches (51%) and content (65%), suggesting a shared educational niche with moderate stylistic similarity.

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#6

Linfamy

58% relevance

Subscribers 525K

Videos 309

Views 86.4M

Appearances 7

SERP 29%

Similarity 78%

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Covers samurai myths and courtesan histories, leading to overlapping search intent (29%) but high content similarity (78%), indicating a related historical focus delivered in a differently styled format.

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Discovered competitors include TED-Ed (79% match) with 22.4M subscribers and CrashCourse (70% match) with 16.9M subscribers, followed by PBS Origins (61% match) with 675K and The Shogunate (61% match) with 223K. The top two by match strength, TED-Ed and CrashCourse, overlap with Lost Legacy on queries related to ancient cultures life, medieval history topics, slave history education, and historical gender roles, indicating a shared focus on history education and life in historical contexts. In terms of audience size, Lost Legacy (225K) is smaller than TED-Ed and CrashCourse, while PBS Origins and The Shogunate are closer in scale or smaller; Weird History (59% match) with 4.7M subscribers also shares overlapping queries such as ancient cultures life, ninja history facts, and medieval daily life. All listed channels compete in historical storytelling and education, particularly around alternative histories, historical biographies, and specific cultural eras.

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#7	55%	The People Profiles	69%	1.6M	33%	7
#8	54%	Historian Sleepless	67%	48.2K	36%	5
#9	53%	The School of Life	72%	9.6M	26%	2
#10	53%	Kings and Generals	66%	4.1M	33%	6
#11	53%	Serious History	70%	692K	28%	8
#12	53%	ANIMATED LIFE LINES	78%	93.4K	15%	3
#13	53%	Let's ask Shogo \| Katana, Budo, & Kimono	75%	1.9M	19%	4
#14	53%	Historically	70%	876K	27%	3
#15	52%	History Hit	68%	1.9M	29%	4
#16	52%	National Geographic	68%	25.9M	28%	6
#17	52%	Nicole Rudolph	67%	332K	29%	2
#18	52%	Sleepless Historian	71%	694K	22%	8
#19	52%	Possible History	68%	260K	27%	2
#20	50%	LMN	66%	1.2M	28%	5
#21	50%	Chat History	72%	981K	18%	3
#22	50%	Mythic Women	71%	151K	20%	3
#23	50%	ANIKI	68%	100K	23%	2
#24	50%	MedievalMadness	72%	495K	16%	2
#25	49%	Well, I Never	70%	608K	19%	3
#26	49%	Forgotten Lives	71%	393K	15%	4
#27	49%	Curious Muse	60%	221K	32%	2
#28	49%	Big Think	63%	8.6M	27%	2
#29	48%	Motiversity Quotes	67%	186K	21%	2
#30	48%	Joe Scott	65%	2.5M	23%	3
#31	48%	English Avenue	67%	1.2M	20%	2
#32	48%	Blundera	66%	35.8K	20%	3
#33	47%	AlternateHistoryHub	66%	2.5M	19%	6
#34	47%	The Armchair Historian	68%	2.5M	16%	2
#35	47%	The Rest Is History	66%	443K	19%	3
#36	47%	NBC News Learn	65%	40.5K	20%	4
#37	46%	Metatron	67%	1M	16%	3
#38	46%	HISTORY	63%	15.2M	20%	3
#39	46%	JREG	67%	572K	14%	1
#40	46%	Beginning To Now	65%	296K	17%	2
#41	45%	ZoMbo's History Quest	66%	1.3K	14%	1
#42	45%	toldinstone	65%	619K	14%	1
#43	45%	Dan Carrick	60%	8.4K	21%	2
#44	45%	Word on Fire Institute	62%	186K	18%	1
#45	43%	Lumina Learning	62%	63.6K	14%	1
#46	42%	thegameawards	58%	12M	18%	1
#47	42%	TheAetherGamer	60%	120K	14%	1

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Lost Legacy?

Ted-Ed (79% match, 22.4M subscribers), CrashCourse (70% match, 16.9M subscribers), and PBS Origins (61% match, 675K subscribers) are Lost Legacy's biggest competitors. They all produce educational, history-oriented content aimed at explaining topics in an accessible way to a broad audience.

What type of content does Lost Legacy make?

Lost Legacy creates history-themed, educational short-form content such as 'Your Life as a Concubine', 'Your Life as a Medieval Torturer', and similar 'Your Life as a ...' videos. The channel averages 0 views per video and posts at an undefined, likely infrequent rate, given the listed recent videos all show 0 views.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Lost Legacy?

We analyze Lost Legacy's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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