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Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Clipping Campaign: 7.75M+ Views

7.75M+ Views Generated

Posted onInstagram ReelsYouTube ShortsTikTok

Views Generated

7,747,601

Submissions

145

Views / Submission

53,432

Scale Tier

Growth

Whop Content Rewards analytics for Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, launch hype, showing 7,747,601 views
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, launch hype: the campaign's Content Rewards analytics, read Oct 7, 2026. Payout figures are blurred.

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game ran a launch campaign with us from July 26, 2026. Clippers made fan-first clips and edits from the official trailer, character trailers and approved gameplay footage.

The campaign logged 7,747,601 views from 145 submissions on our Content Rewards dashboard, re-checked November 5, 2026. That is about 53,400 views per submission.

A fan-first brief with approved footage

The brief asked for clips and edits that read as fan content, built only from the official trailer, the character trailers and approved gameplay footage.

Clippers could post to Instagram Reels, YouTube Shorts and TikTok. The campaign was named for the game's launch.

The campaign record

This campaign logged 7,747,601 views from 145 submissions on our Content Rewards dashboard.

Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game campaigns in Whop Content Rewards
CampaignStartedViewsSubmissionsViews / submission
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, launch hypeInstagram ReelsYouTube ShortsTikTokJul 26, 20267,747,60114553,432
Whop Content Rewards, each campaign's Analytics tab (All time, Paid filter), read Nov 5, 2026. Each row is one dashboard, so these are floors for our work with Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game.

Four clips took 46% of the views

All four top clips were posted on July 28, two days after launch. They reached 1.6M, 928K, 604K and 452K views, about 3.58M together.

That is roughly 46% of the campaign, from four of 145 submissions. The other 141 submissions drew the remaining 54%.

All three platforms produced a top clip

The top four spread across feeds: two Reels, one YouTube Short and one TikTok. The 1.6M Reel had 216K likes, a like rate of 13.5%.

The 604K TikTok had 114K likes, a like rate near 19%. Viewers reacted to these edits as well as watching them.

Reels held volume, other feeds posted high averages

Reels drew 6.08M views from 132 posts, about 78%. YouTube Shorts drew 1.06M from 11 posts and TikTok 605K from 2 posts.

Per post, that is about 46,000 for a Reel, 96,000 for a Short and 303,000 for a TikTok. Our read: 13 posts is a small sample, but a rerun could ask for more Shorts and TikToks.

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The top Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game clips

Top Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game clips by views
PlatformPostedViewsLikes
Instagram ReelsJul 28, 20261.6M216K
YouTube ShortsJul 28, 2026928K13.5K
TikTokJul 28, 2026604K114K
Instagram ReelsJul 28, 2026452K8.92K
From each campaign's Top videos card in Content Rewards. Clips are posted on independent clippers' own accounts, so we list them without handles.

Why it works

  • Creator-led distribution opens multiple algorithm pathways at once.
  • Creator distribution gives approved source material more creative interpretations and audience entry points than single-account posting.
  • Weekly scale decisions turn campaign data into repeatable growth.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What buyers ask about the Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game campaign, answered from the campaign record.

How many views did the Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game campaign get?

It logged 7,747,601 views from 145 submissions on our Content Rewards dashboard, re-checked November 5, 2026. That dashboard is one of several, so treat the figure as a floor.

What footage did clippers use?

The official trailer, character trailers and approved gameplay footage. The brief asked for fan-first clips and edits built from those sources.

How fast did the biggest clips take off?

All four top clips were posted on July 28, 2026, two days after launch. The biggest reached 1.6M views and 216K likes.