A group of pet fish whose motions are tracked by a Japanese gaming YouTuber have allegedly gone on a Nintendo Switch shopping spree, while putting their owner's financial information at risk.

Mutekimaru Channel, a YouTube channel created in May 2020 by an unidentified gamer who reportedly lives in Japan, has been uploading "Fish Play Pokémon" videos that have served as entertainment for 93,900 subscribers, according to YouTube stats and a self-written description in the channel’s "About" section.

On Monday, Jan. 16, the Mutekimaru Channel livestreamed a Pokémon gaming session with three fish swimming in a motion camera fish tank, which is said to be connected to a keyboard overlay and red laser pointer overlay that follows each fish’s movement. The motion capture system is reportedly hooked up to a Nintendo Switch – allowing the fish to "play."

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During the livestream, the Pokémon game appears to crash, but the fish’s continued swimming seemingly allowed the aquatic animals a chance to take over the game console’s settings, the video shows.

The trio of fish seemed to have changed the Nintendo Switch account username, self-published a game on the Nintendo eShop, sent an email, launched the game brand’s online store and made several purchases with the Mutekimaru Channel’s saved credit card information, according to the YouTube video.

Viewers of the livestream left comments in real time while they watched the fish.

Mutekimaru Channel shared a six-minute, 26-second clip of the fishy antics to YouTube. The user titled the video, "Pet fish revealing owner's credit card details on livestream ended up with shopping." 

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In the spliced clip, the Mutekimaru Channel provided English subtitles that detailed each move the fish made and how it was reflected on the Nintendo Switch.

"Fish eagerly read the terms and conditions," Mutekimaru Channel joked in the video. "Many of us humans don’t read the terms of service. But fish are smarter than we are."

The user behind the Mutekimaru Channel documented the refund request that was reportedly sent to Nintendo’s inquiry desk near the end of the video.

"I am very sorry, but is it possible to get a refund for items purchased in error by my pet fish?" the translated request reportedly said.

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Mutekimaru Channel’s video has been viewed more than 491,662 times.

Fox News Digital reached out to Mutekimaru Channel and Nintendo for comment.

News outlets in Japan published articles about the unexpected "credit card fraud" the day the Mutekimaru Channel uploaded its YouTube video, which appear to have helped the video go viral.

"A victim of a phishing attack," a Twitter user joked under a post sharing the viral Fish Play Pokémon video on Jan. 28.

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"What if we’re all just fish, going about our lives, unknowingly inputting signals to some vast, incomprehensible cosmic game? What if that’s all everything is?" one Twitter user pondered on Jan. 25.

"Imagine calling the credit card company and telling them you need to cancel your card because your pet fish revealed your information on the internet," another Twitter user commented on Jan. 24.

It’s not immediately clear if the Mutekimaru Channel received a refund from Nintendo.

The Mutekimaru Channel was reportedly started as a way to encourage people to stay home and "prevent the spread of COVID-19," according to the channel’s description.

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Videos posted by the channel have generated more than 45.2 million views at the time of publication, according to YouTube analytics.

Legendary Giants quarterback Eli Manning spent some time watching Daniel Jones lead his former team this season, and apparently he liked what he saw.

Jones had the best season of his four-year NFL career under first-year head coach Brian Daboll, which prompted Manning to encourage the franchise to sign the 25-year-old to a long-term contract extension.

"I was proud of Daniel, the way he played, to learn another offense and pick it up," Manning told ESPN on Tuesday.

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The Giants finished with a 9-6-1 record this season and Manning credited Jones with being able to lead the team to wins late in games.

"Just the way he played in the fourth quarter of a number of games and leading the team back to victory, which was awesome; that's what you want from your quarterback. To do it so quickly with the brand-new offense, the way they were able to compete, make it to the playoffs, win a playoff game, that is awesome.

"I hope he gets rewarded for that. I hope he is the quarterback for the Giants for a long time."

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The Giants have expressed interest in retaining Jones, but it is unclear if the team will opt to use the franchise tag or negotiate a multi-year contract extension.

"We're happy Daniel is going to be here," general manager Joe Schoen said last week. "Hopefully we can get something done with his representatives. That would be the goal, to build a team around him where he could lead us to win a Super Bowl."

Earlier this week, teams learned that next season's salary cap will be set at a record $224.8 million. A contract extension for Jones would certainly have implications for the Giants' salary cap. 

The franchise will also have to make a decision on star running back Saquon Barkley, who will be a free agent this offseason.

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Jones has also publicly expressed interest in staying in New York.

"I really enjoyed my time here, and I want to be here," he said last week. "I think there's a business side of it all, and a lot of that I can't control. I have love and respect for this organization and ownership and the guys in this locker room.

"So I'd love to be here. I really enjoyed being here, and we'll see how it all works out."

Manning was on hand during the Giants' blowout loss in the divisional round to the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. 

But, the playoff defeat did not seem to shake Manning's or the team's faith in Jones. But, Manning did admit it will be hard for him to root for Philadelphia in next week's Super Bowl.

"It's tough. It's tough in the sense that I usually kind of root for the NFC in most Super Bowls that we're not in. It's tough to root for the Eagles," Manning mentioned. "There is so much kind of hatred over the years. Not hatred, just the rivalry competing against them."