State of Larp

A monthly look at the phrases Google and YouTube put in front of you the moment you type larp, filed under themes.

Newest issue: November 2026, gathered on

Autocomplete observations, not search volume

1,814 distinct suggestions orbit the word larp across Google and YouTube. We filed them under 11 themes, from crypto wallets to anime, games, sports and the role-play hobby itself. What you read below is what the engines propose, never how many people typed it.

The short version

Larp searches by theme. Autocomplete observations, not search volume. Distinct suggestions per theme on Google and YouTube, November 2026 issue.
Distinct suggestions per theme on Google and YouTube, November 2026 issue. Get the embed code.
Google and YouTube compared. Autocomplete observations, not search volume. How each source spreads its suggestions across the themes, November 2026 issue.
How each source spreads its suggestions across the themes, November 2026 issue. Get the embed code.

How far to trust the counts

Each figure tallies distinct autocomplete suggestions, one tally per source. They were gathered on November 15, 2026 from Google and YouTube, in US English. We began with 21 seed phrases and typed each one plain, then followed by every letter of the alphabet in turn. In the end 1,010 Google suggestions and 804 YouTube suggestions contained the word larp, and those are the ones counted. The methodology section spells out the whole recipe and its limits.

A suggestion is not a search. When an engine proposes a phrase, all you learn is that the phrase sits in its list for that beginning of text. Nothing says how often anybody typed it, and a phrase typed rarely can still be offered. Set themes against each other, or one month against the next, and keep search counts out of the comparison.

Our seed phrases deliberately lean toward wallets, apps and crypto. A theme's share therefore describes this collection, not larp conversation in general.

What sits inside each theme

Past issues

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Charts, tables and the CSV are open for reuse under CC BY 4.0. Credit them as "Source: Flexdger Wallet" and link back once. Start from the dataset and methodology or go to the chart embeds.

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