Accountability & Public Safety Document: Candaru Driemor / @renaru000 Smear Campaign Evidence
This post is being shared to ensure public safety, transparency, and accountability within the indie animation and fandom communities.
Recently, the content creator Candaru Driemor (also known as Renaru / @renaru000) utilized her platform of 9.4k subscribers to launch a targeted public smear campaign against a smaller creator. While that video was officially investigated and forcefully removed by YouTube Legal for severe Privacy Violations (doxxing/leaking personal data), her actions behind the scenes pose a direct threat to collaborative spaces, zines, and voice-acting projects.
To ensure her history of malicious behavior and platform abuse is not erased by algorithms or subscriber counts, a full breakdown and chronological timeline of her actions has been archived.
Full 53 minute video of documentation/evidence link is pinned in the description box of this blog profile so it bypasses the platform spam filter.
YouTube Legal also stepped in, removing her video against the creator for malicious harassment and privacy violation.
Summary of Documented Conduct Exhibited in the Video:
Direct Threat of Blacklisting: Text records showing her explicitly threatening a smaller artist's career, stating: "I could ruin your entire life right now... You could get blacklisted and never have another artist, editor, or voice actor work for you ever again."
Refusal of Legal Privacy Requests: Direct evidence showing her malicious refusal to remove private images and real legal names from her public smear video when politely confronted.
Targeted Social Isolation: Attempts to directly contact the victim's spouse to interfere in their marriage and pressure them to leave.
Coordinated Mob Harassment: Openly boasting about executing a hostile project takeover ("raised a coup") and explicitly threatening to deploy followers to ruin a peer's life: "if she shows herself again I have an army of people who will ruin her life."
This is shared so that project leads, zine organizers, voice actors, and animators can make informed decisions before collaborating, networking, or sharing private community spaces with her.