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Back in 2014, 6-year-old Joshua Srery set out to create a new career in YouTube - He created a channel called "Joshua Minecraft," as he made Minecraft gameplays. He wasn't into animation, yet, but soon, that would all change.

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In mid to late-2015, young Joshua found a new community to blossom in; the object show community.  The object show community - or just OSC - was his first leap into animation, starting with his first animation program, Anime Studio - now called "Moho."

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Naturally, he went to the two most popular object shows first, Battle for Dream Island - or BFDI - and Inanimate Insanity (BFDI was in its second season, BFDIA, and Inanimate Insanity was also, called Inanimate Insanity II). After using Anime Studio for so long, he decided to make an object show himself. Unfortunately, he didn't have the full version, so he had to shorten his idea a little bit. He actually made a full-on storyboard, that probably would have made episode 1 a full episode instead of a two-parter.

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In early-2017, now 8-year-old Joshua was introduced to Adobe Flash Professional CS6, or Adobe Animate, as it is now. After getting the hang of Flash, he started to produce BFDInsanity (now formatted as BFDINSANITY) 1B.

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2018; Screenshots, Cancellations, and Announcements, oh my!

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2018; Screenshots, Cancellations, and Announcements, oh my!

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Joshua opened a DeviantArt account to show screenshots of what BFDINSANITY 1B will look like. New style and everything. But in mid-2018, he cancelled it. But, he announced a reboot. Instead of the first episode being a two-parter, it will be a full episode. Also, the new style, the hand-drawn style, will be put in place, similar to BFDI's new fourth season, BFB, or Battle For BFDI, or Battle for Battle for Dream Island.

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No, this is not a grammar mistake, the new show that Joshua announced was literally formatted as "mote." Instead of a competition show, he wanted to go beyond, and create more of a "Phineas & Ferb"-esc show, consisting of Remote's [mis]adventures. Initially, this caused him to cancel the reboot. Though, this new show didn't last long, as by late-2019, he cancelled mote, too.

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In September of 2019, an aspiring object show creator, Tricksta (at the time, ThaTricksta), created a show called The Object Project, inspired by newly-created object show, Open Source Objects. The main point of creating these object shows was that anyone could join and work on them. Based in the chatting-platform, Discord, anyone could just create an account (if they hadn't already) and join the server. When Joshua joined in October of the same year, he wanted to help as much as he could. He learned that they were doing voice auditions for some characters, and he picked none other than, ImPoSsIbLy. Probably the most popular character in TOP.

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October 2019; Potential in the Challenge

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October 2019; Potential in the Challenge

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That same month, Joshua was inspired to create his own "open-source" object show.  This led to the creation of Potential in the Challenge, stylized as PITC.  It wasn't as easy to say as TOP, which can literally be said like the word "top," while PITC is "pitaca."  "Potential in the Challenge, otherwise known as PITC, is an object show with many inanimate objects competing for a mystery prize."

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After being promoted to Moderator a few months before, now 11-year-old Joshua was finally promoted to Organizer, which is the highest role in TOP. He started focusing on TOP more than PITC as the first episode of TOP was about to be released.

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On this day, Joshua was caught on Discord by his parents and grounded for 3 months-ish. Fun fact; you basically talk to strangers in Discord. There's no like "here's your friend group" type thing. This came with a punishment: all his accounts were deleted.

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The next night after he was grounded, he starting working on a comic, called Potential in the Challenge Comic, based on the object show he was ever-so striving to create. For 75 days (just under 3 months), he was working on the comic until August 12, when he got his phone back. He was only a quarter through it (P.I.T.C.C. 6) when he started working more on his phone. At this point, he still hasn't started working on it again.

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early-August 2020; The birth of Potential

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early-August 2020; The birth of Potential