the idea of finding a creature that looks strangely humanoid almost 15000 meters below the surface in an alien planet light years away from us while having no way of finding what exactly what it is besides a few low quality photos is horrifying but also really cool at the same time
Just be glad they haven't broken out the stockpile of AOL trial floppy disks to save money. Last thing we need is for them to be sending us highly-compressed .jpgs. We'd never even know if anything weird or spooky was going on due to the artifacts!
Ever since I discovered the Monument Mythos, and by extent analog horror, I have gone down the rabbit hole. I have no regrets for it has led me to great and terrifying works like this.
To think that yesterday, I had never even heard of Analog Horror. But, after stumbling upon your P L A N E T S video, watching your others and then searching for more on TH-cam, I am now hooked on this awesome horror sub-genre. Thank you for introducing me to this frightening yet fascinating artform!
Same, but for me it's MagnetoGorsk MES(Ministry of Emergency Situations) Russian VHS horror. It's something like about that videos about be careful in forrest, what should we do if stuck in Elevator, what you must do if house in fire.... But it's about what you should do if you meet..."uncleans". Different videos about different "uncleans".
I quite like the images used for the Lovecraftian fauna. In a lot of images, it’s very difficult to tell what exactly you’re actually looking at. Very unsettling, leaves the paranoid mind to fill in the gaps of their biologies.
I love how the sea creatures are uncannily similar to our own and yet utterly alien at the same time. It's as if an A.I. created artwork based on real photos. EDIT: I've been informed that the pics were indeed created by an A.I. That's what I get for not reading the description. 😅
There’s also the fact that most of our ocean is still unexplored, so who knows what else is lurking in our own oceans. They could be as strange or even more than whats shown on here.
@@migultantamco Correction: Most of the ocean that's undiscovered is mostly open water with mainly nothing important to see. Although that open water may still hold mysterious things.
These are genuinely alien. Their appearance is quite comprehensible, but the reference point to describe them is lacking, making sense as life on other planets won't necessarily function in the same niches, food chains, and physiological adaptations we observe on Earth. Like Wayne Barlowe, this is a genuinely alien ecosystem. 10/10. It's always amazing the weird unstable type of people my comments can attract.
Eh, you see adaptations will be similar if it’s a Earth like planet. Similar or the same Environmental niches will exist on these planets for similar adaptations. Also the prey and predator dynamic most definitely isn’t unique to Earth either. This actually is just logical. Not to mention the lack of symmetry on these organisms are probably not entirely accurate one would speculate. Tho I love these images, It would be nice and even cooler if symmetry could be edited in on some creatures. Because symmetric structures will exist in larger organisms especially. These things are tied to the laws of physics.
Just so you know, the binary translate’s to “I cant see”. This is probably symbolism for that eye right before. Also that white being has no eye’s so it probably has to do something with that. Anyway,good work on this video and I think this ARG will get interesting in the future. Usually in story’s there’s character’s but you technically don’t need them. Good job.
This is a HUGE improvement over "P L A N E T S" in almost every way! The concept is much more original, and I *love* the idea of using a program like Artbreeder to produce these sorts of creatures! I genuinely got chills from that dog-thing at 6:09, especially when the static over it suddenly disappeared for a split second; my benchmark for an Analog Horror series is "Does the series freak me out enough that I need to exit full-screen view?", and this one absolutely achieved that here. There _are_ still a couple moments that could stand to be improved (the needlessly dramatic dialogue from 4:58 to 5:10 really hurts the immersion, and the creature we see at the end doesn't seem like enough of a pay-off; also, the text seems to have been layered on top of the static rather than under it), but overall this is a MASSIVE step in the right direction and I look forward to seeing what you produce next!
The text over the static could make sense since the static comes from the long distance, the editing could be done on earth and therefore wouldn’t have the distortion.
Whilst I agree with most of your points, I actually quite like the almost meta break at 6:09, it steps away for a second from the immersion in a very palatable way and then brings us right back, something about it sat well with me
Absolutely loved this one. I like the sudden decent. Like something said, “you’re taking too long to find me. I’ll just do it myself” vibes. Keep up the the good work man.
The animal at 6:14 looks like it has the face of a dog. I’d say it’s something like a marine mammal that got curious and checked out the camera, but it’s way too far down.
This is easily in my top 3 favorite Analog Horror series. Really cool to see the lore starting to develop. Makes me wonder how many aliens are in this new system, what kind of experiments they've been doing. I'm also wondering if this is some kind of alternate timeline a bit like the Monument Mythos, since they're using anachronistic recording technology given how far in the future it is. Did the Science Department from the cryptid video fund these expeditions? Many questions, again just fun watching this series take off. Keep up the great work!
The creature at 03:54 send chills down my spine, but when I saw the thing at 07:13- it felt like I had wandered into a nightmare that had become physical. That I'd seen something that I should not have seen. Very well made.
the binary flashed in 7:26 translates to: *_i cant see_* also the description of the vid 💀 "haha funny looking fish" glad man's got a sense of humor despite the uncanny nature of this series
I love the way the video shifts tones at 5:28 when it goes from 3666m to 4201m. Not only do we get a more coherent and horrifying design that shares design features with cephalopods and jelly fish, but also we get a new tone for a picture change.
Alright, theory time. At 7:27 , a binary thing is being shown. since I'm in mobile, I might edit some text I write here. Getting off topic but anyways, A binary code or whatever is being shown and I translated it using a website that specifically translates binary to text and what did I find? I found _“i cant see”_ . I still don't know what this is supposed to mean but I hope this helps. And also I think this text is probably related to future videos. Well, I've got a two theories judging by the environment and the life forms of the planet. Firstly, Intelligent Life Theory. I'm not a marine biologist so don't take my words too seriously. Judging by how much life there is in these waters and how complex they are, let's say these lifeforms has been around for the timespan of our oceans. If these oceans are as ancient as ours, there has to be some development to intelligence. When the underwater probe descended at a rapid pace, I theorise that these intelligent beings are dragging our probe down to the depths to probably their habitat. Either that are curious about our "alienlike" probe, sentient enough to realize this probe is not a friend or both. Edit to this theory: After seeing the image at the very end of the video, I think my theory is plausible. Second, Past Humans Theory. 7:10 to 7:25 From just this few seconds, a creature looking kind of humanoid (probably just me) and then somehow an eye. I 50% percent sure that the eye that was shown was actually just transmission interference or something. I don't think this theory is even possible but it's fun to imagine about. Too dumb to actually in detail now so long story short, humans long ago attempted to go interstellar, went to this system, ended up crashing to this water world, somehow established a colony there, evolved very fast due to radiation?? I give up but you get the point. right? Just to say, I'm not a theorist. I'm just some average joe that got bored and decided to theorise like some expert professional theorist
If we are taking a realistic fact, i dont think any humanoid liforms could exist in this deep The pressure caused by the water is too Big so i more think that this would take million of year for some species to survive this deep with evolution Because of the water,there is no natural disaster so no extinction so an infinit evolution
@@999zappion I rather agree with humanoid life forms. However, we must not forget that we do not know the gravitational force of this planet, which can greatly influence the density of the water and therefore the pressure. The pressure may be lower than we think. Concerning disasters, there are many other disasters capable of ending life on the planet (such as a gamma ray flare, etc).
@@iamswarm_1691 well in theory they say it’s a habitable planet and because this their first mission in it they had to do it with earth physics so maybe the water is not so pressurized And yes for gamma ray burst and things like yes but they are so rare that even of we include other disaster a planet with so Much water could have lived without extinction
This is a more unique take on analog horror, with it's origins being amateur photography or analog tv aesthetics, for the troupe to be a lot more sci fi but keep the analog aesthetics is brilliant!
In the Language Learning video, this planet (Anuket) and its moon Tartarus were related and called the "Great Sea" and the "Red Moon" respectively. It also says that the Red Moon is cursed with the "unwanted". I'm wondering if the living moon of Tartarus was once a creature that inhabited this very sea, and has somehow been able to grow so large that it became it's home planet's moon. Whether that's true or not, I predict that the next video will go into more depth on Tartarus 👀
That is an interesting theory, but Tartarus is a moon of Helios, not Anuket. But still very interesting proposition, specially considering that, in the "P L A N E T S" video, it says that Anuket has many moons but none is photographed.
@@PedroHenrique-mu4zi tartarus, according to this theory, crawled from the depts of anuket and became its own moon. It's probably able to change orbits.
This is amazing. Just like the oceans of the real world, the further you go, the further you descend into mystery, and instead of narrowing down, the depths seem to widen. Thanks for making this. It freaked me out in more ways than just on face value, as our instincts never know what could be lurking in the depths.
What makes Analog Horror work so well is obviously the visuals and the believability of it all. But to me, the thing that freaks me out the most is always the audio. Creepy audio only adds to how scary the image is. So whether it’s the audio changing or shifting, it always makes it so much scarier. And sometimes the lack of audio where you expect it to be can be even scarier. This video right here is an incredible example of how the audio can make something that’s already scary, even scarier.
Despite their unusual appearance, the native live of Akunet is very beautiful and full of diversity, however there still some weird thing to point out. 1. Akunet's moons have yet to be photographed. 2. That humanoid looking creature had some drip clothes. 3. Frick the Iris from Gemini, this is the real iris. 4. Im really suprised that the native inhabitants from Hathor did not intervene with this mission... I wish to see more behind the lore of the Hathor System!
I'm so glad I found your channel. I'm a big fan of analog horror and, even if these aren't as frightening as some others out there, these absolutely nail the atmosphere. Great job
The Ark 93 didn’t malfunction, something pulled it down. Also this footage is pretty grainy for something that’s about a century into the future, just a bit of criticism.
@@Alex918YT photos do get distorted as they travel through space, and the images we have are either taken from distance and only actually transmitted a short distance, or taken and transmitted a long distance, but we’ve yet to really send anything completely outside of our solar system yet, and a few minutes of transmission isn’t enough to distort, but a few years, itd take years for these images to reach earth from an exoplanet, and probably 50 years for the craft to even reach the planet, it may be a century into the future but the crafts are already ten to twenty of years old at a minimum
Really loved this one! What I think would make it better tho if there is a short and vague description/analysis about each organism (for example how they react to the ARK being around them). Great job still, hope these will lead into a bigger storyline!
This is cool. Its obviously an alternate history since human still have these low level tech but at the same time they also archived interstellar travel. Or maybe not. Its take 49 years for this probe to reach this system so either that we invented some kind of light speed engine (which is unlikely since its still ancient camera and recorder) and this star system is in 49 light years radius from sol, or there is some kind of wormhole exist inside our solar system and we just launch our craft into it.
I know this is but a month ago but I think honestLH they might be using old tech for cameras so that they can focus on making the far more important parts Ie the things that get the probes to the planet and relay information back home. I think when I think about it like that, it would make sense. Plus the graineeness of the videos could be also affected by the atmosphere but I’m stretching that one.
Holy shit that eye at the end made me get goosebumps something fierce. The fact it was so human yet so alien is so interesting, I can't wait to see more of the planets, including hom-I mean Hastur.
These creatures and flora look like they were made off of Art Breeder. Even though it sometimes has its issues, these look like they were well done and had time put into them. Great job!
6:12 Doggo? What's a good boy like you doing down there? Deep sea doggo chasing all the fishies. You know, the weirdest thing about this is how... not weirded out I am by the strange pictures. I think its because I'm so used to all the strange things that live so deep down in our world's oceans that everything I see here is like: yep, yep, cool. Oh, a big eyeball? Probably needs to be that big to see so deep down. Oh wait. Oh. Oh wait. Oh no. I think I get it. That presentation wasn't made by humans, was it? It was made by the aliens and sent back to the humans via the transmitter. Neat.
I was impatient to arrive home to see this and I am amazed, great work with everything in this video. I hava a little idea that you may like for future videos, you can put 2 sets of subtitles, one for regular English and another one that includes clues and more elements of this universe. Really glad to have found this channel.
can you make more of these! man these were truly alien it makes you think "WHAT? THAT WEIRD THING IS A LIVING CREATURE? over and over throughout the video. one of the most unique aliens ive seen. MORE PLEASE!
I first learned about this genre of horror yesterday, and this is second, the first it's MagnetoGorsk MES(Ministry of Emergency Situations) Russian VHS horror. It's something like about that videos about be careful in forrest, what should we do if stuck in Elevator, what you must do if house in fire.... But it's about what you should do if you meet..."uncleans". Different videos about different "uncleans".
My greatest disappointment with analog and digital horror is how few stories about the deep sea there are in the genres. This is definitely a breath of fresh air. Good job.
i had a minecraft world once that i played with my friends on where we just let the water level rise as sort of a fun challenge, but when it reached build limit we just kept playing and found ways of thriving in this new environment, funnily enough, we also called it waterworld
i enjoy. now for legitimate critique, this has strong and great potential, some advice i have is minimal considering this is already great; make sure the text and blacked out images or normal images have the film grain and vhs quality applied underneath whatever thing you used. to keep the ocean theme, id attempt to try and replace the human eye with something more close to the ocean theme yet still unease the viewer, maybe a squid or viperfish eye thats edited to vaguely resemble a human's eye? im sure it could work somehow. other than the images and text not fitting the grainy quality, like 98% of this has amazing potential!! keep up the good work :)
I had the same thoughts. The obvious digital content added over the analog filter really took me out of the setting and ended the suspension of disbelief. The sea chihuahua was cool though.
I feel like that was the point of it though. It was so different than any of the other creatures, almost like it too was only a visitor of the water world rather than being native to it.
I’m glad there’s some good analog horror about the ocean being created! Searching the depths, even if it’s on another planet, is such a terrifying yet intriguing concept.. good work !
I am amazed, AMAZED, that you haven't hit a million subscribers yet. This analog stuff is pure gold (and entirely original, which is a huge plus!). By the way: Hidden message gave me chills.
The work done is just incredible. I discovered your work only a week ago (P L A N E T S) and I find it fascinating (and a little bit scary). I'm very intrigued by the lore that emerges around these videos. I don't have a theory yet but I'll look into it ! I'm excited to see if other probes have been sent to Horus, Tartarus and Hathor
all of these are so deeply uncanny. they remind me a lot of that one photo that simulates what your vision looks like if you're having a stroke, where there's a lot of things that should be recognizable but the more you look at them the less recognizable they become.
i LOVE to be scared, and with the explosion of this kind of content its hard to find something and maintain high hopes that youve stumbled on something that can scare you, this SCARED me, this is such a gorgeous and effortlessly terrifying concept! we’ve seen the alien life/underwater creature horror time and time again, but the use of an AI image creator to make those aliens something vaguely familiar yet so so uncomfortable to look at is honestly so interesting, and the timing, the ability to (mostly) maintain immersion, some of the text shot it/missed the mark, (but i really liked the “interesting”) and the way that you used subtle changes to unsettle the audience made this 8 and a half minute video such a delight. I was uncomfortable! i was unsettled and scared! I’m so excited to see what you’ll do with this!
What's fascinating about this video is how you made all those sea creatures. They are weird but intriguing enough to know more about them but those holes or pimples on some of those creatures made me feel as though they were in pain for some reason. Keep it up and I'm excited for the next video to come.
The thing that unnerves me is that these resemble things at like, the end of the precambrian whatever. All the stuff above 14000 meters is about to start evolving for land
I’m now interested int the so called Living worlds of Helios... What are they like? What are the unimaginable horrors on Tartarus... I think it’s better that we don’t know
The end made me think of Hermeticism, and the “as above so below” The creatures at the top were simply alien organisms, but down below it became more uncanny until it finally ended with the strange white thing and the human eye. I think it’s really well done. Maybe the tension could be better and the pacing, but otherwise wonderful
I enjoyed this, but some parts of it ended up being (I believe) unintentionally hilarious because of the editing. When it said "It got dark, we need to keep going" informally in a documentary and "Descending... but more" I burst out laughing.
Other videos in the series:
th-cam.com/play/PL8gTi2DffFUqpxBd55ocMiIfST7CRclVt.html
the idea of finding a creature that looks strangely humanoid almost 15000 meters below the surface in an alien planet light years away from us while having no way of finding what exactly what it is besides a few low quality photos is horrifying but also really cool at the same time
i hate to be an ass my good sir, but lord almighty fix the run on sentencing.
dearly appreciated
-Aaron
@@kxlla sometimes sentences are just long, and dont sign your own comment you weirdo
@@loroleibusser5993 #pranked #redpilled
@@kxlla it’s the internet if you can’t read it sucks to suck
@@midnightwalkers8077 homie it was a joke, and yeah it is the internet y'all take it to seriously
You’d think by the time humans start traveling between star systems we’d stop recoding this kind of stuff on VHS
Hipsters probably
Just be glad they haven't broken out the stockpile of AOL trial floppy disks to save money. Last thing we need is for them to be sending us highly-compressed .jpgs. We'd never even know if anything weird or spooky was going on due to the artifacts!
It would take a lot of data to continuously display HD video that’s why security cameras have crappy quality
VHS might be more robust and less susceptible to corruption than digital.
We wanted to but the vhs porn made a come back and that inndustry is the one that desides everything
Ever since I discovered the Monument Mythos, and by extent analog horror, I have gone down the rabbit hole. I have no regrets for it has led me to great and terrifying works like this.
Same experience, i just dont know if the first one i saw was really the monument mythos
It’s a shame Alex Canasas hid all his older videos, which got me interested in his work in the first place.
I discovered Analog Horror with ARGs like the excellent TribeTwelve series. Super cool that people can make stuff like this.
its like the asmr rabbit hole, you watch one, then two, then eventually five every day
Its amazing but I can't sleep anymore at night haha
To think that yesterday, I had never even heard of Analog Horror. But, after stumbling upon your P L A N E T S video, watching your others and then searching for more on TH-cam, I am now hooked on this awesome horror sub-genre.
Thank you for introducing me to this frightening yet fascinating artform!
Check out Gemini Home Entertainment and the Monument Mythos too if you haven't yet! Love your All Tomorrows videos :)
@@spacechimp9823 Thanks for the recommendations! And thank you for the compliment too :)
@@spacechimp9823 i'm so hyped for more releases on monument mythos.
Same here
Same, but for me it's MagnetoGorsk MES(Ministry of Emergency Situations)
Russian VHS horror.
It's something like about that videos about be careful in forrest, what should we do if stuck in Elevator, what you must do if house in fire....
But it's about what you should do if you meet..."uncleans".
Different videos about different "uncleans".
Hmm. Many new things to fry and put on sandwiches. Wonder how they taste?
Asking the real questions
Mmmmmmm sandwiches
Idk man they probably taste of nightmares
@@Thoth0333 Oh please, with enough tartar sauce and cooked enough, anything can be delicious
6:08 Some deer meat would be good!
I quite like the images used for the Lovecraftian fauna. In a lot of images, it’s very difficult to tell what exactly you’re actually looking at. Very unsettling, leaves the paranoid mind to fill in the gaps of their biologies.
since i know a bit more knowledge about marine life i pointed it out pretty well for a 14 year old
someone's spending too much time reading into scp trash
@@JamietheEmperor What’s your deal?
@@JamietheEmperor Imagine getting mad at someone for enjoying something lmao
@@JamietheEmperor oh heavens me! someone likes something you don't! what a horrible concept!
grow up lol.
I love how the sea creatures are uncannily similar to our own and yet utterly alien at the same time. It's as if an A.I. created artwork based on real photos.
EDIT: I've been informed that the pics were indeed created by an A.I. That's what I get for not reading the description. 😅
There’s also the fact that most of our ocean is still unexplored, so who knows what else is lurking in our own oceans. They could be as strange or even more than whats shown on here.
well they did use artbreeder, so an ai kind of did create it
because the images were made by an AI
@@migultantamco Correction:
Most of the ocean that's undiscovered is mostly open water with mainly nothing important to see.
Although that open water may still hold mysterious things.
Have you seen the things in our fucking waters
Walt: "Jesse, come take a look at this fish."
Jesse: "Ayyo Mr. White, that's not a fish."
Walt: "B-b-b-b-but if it's n-not a fish then..."
Breaking bad was a killer show
@@jathanzetsu591 i agree :3
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These are genuinely alien. Their appearance is quite comprehensible, but the reference point to describe them is lacking, making sense as life on other planets won't necessarily function in the same niches, food chains, and physiological adaptations we observe on Earth. Like Wayne Barlowe, this is a genuinely alien ecosystem. 10/10.
It's always amazing the weird unstable type of people my comments can attract.
Senpai noticed me...
Ayyy, a man of culture!
@@GuyShōtō what do you mean?
If you mean you got hearted, it got removed by you editing this
@@aisutistoto5771 Different thing.
Eh, you see adaptations will be similar if it’s a Earth like planet. Similar or the same Environmental niches will exist on these planets for similar adaptations.
Also the prey and predator dynamic most definitely isn’t unique to Earth either. This actually is just logical.
Not to mention the lack of symmetry on these organisms are probably not entirely accurate one would speculate. Tho I love these images, It would be nice and even cooler if symmetry could be edited in on some creatures. Because symmetric structures will exist in larger organisms especially. These things are tied to the laws of physics.
Just so you know, the binary translate’s to “I cant see”. This is probably symbolism for that eye right before. Also that white being has no eye’s so it probably has to do something with that. Anyway,good work on this video and I think this ARG will get interesting in the future. Usually in story’s there’s character’s but you technically don’t need them. Good job.
it certainly has a face. i don't know if that weird thing on it is a mouth or a giant eye, or just an empty eye socket.
Maybe it's the probe signaling it can't see for whatever reason
Maybe because it’s past where no light gets through from the sun
So in P L A N E T S we have "we are watching," but here we have "I can't see." Related?
Some deep sea species on Earth have lost the ability to see so I’m putting my bets on the alien
This is a HUGE improvement over "P L A N E T S" in almost every way! The concept is much more original, and I *love* the idea of using a program like Artbreeder to produce these sorts of creatures! I genuinely got chills from that dog-thing at 6:09, especially when the static over it suddenly disappeared for a split second; my benchmark for an Analog Horror series is "Does the series freak me out enough that I need to exit full-screen view?", and this one absolutely achieved that here. There _are_ still a couple moments that could stand to be improved (the needlessly dramatic dialogue from 4:58 to 5:10 really hurts the immersion, and the creature we see at the end doesn't seem like enough of a pay-off; also, the text seems to have been layered on top of the static rather than under it), but overall this is a MASSIVE step in the right direction and I look forward to seeing what you produce next!
The text over the static could make sense since the static comes from the long distance, the editing could be done on earth and therefore wouldn’t have the distortion.
Whilst I agree with most of your points, I actually quite like the almost meta break at 6:09, it steps away for a second from the immersion in a very palatable way and then brings us right back, something about it sat well with me
Absolutely loved this one. I like the sudden decent. Like something said, “you’re taking too long to find me. I’ll just do it myself” vibes. Keep up the the good work man.
As someone that has an incredible fear of open sea and the abyssal depths, this is haunting.
Finally some good Analog Horror.
that's the good shit right there sicily man
Non mi aspettavo di trovare Mortebianca qui
god every comment section is like this
"finally some good ____" or "this is better than 90% of ____"
@@sarahbelle81 man you don't know who you're talking to
Try Gemini, thats one of the best i've found
Edit: Monument Mythos too
The animal at 6:14 looks like it has the face of a dog. I’d say it’s something like a marine mammal that got curious and checked out the camera, but it’s way too far down.
Anyways, what da dog doin?
sure look like a dog, and i feel the original image was one of a dog head, probably a pincher or chihuahua
Unless its the size of a blue whale? Though I'm not sure the max depth for a blue whale so i could be completely wrong
Its a chihahuhahauhuaha
When translated into binary, the numbers mean " I can't see".
Analogue horror give you that feeling of "mmm.... that's not good" because of details like that
Love the alien designs. Some of them look as if they could exist who knows how many millions of years ago. They look alien, yet familiar. Great work!
And I'd swear one of them is just an infrared picture of someone's small dog.
Chiwawah
This is easily in my top 3 favorite Analog Horror series. Really cool to see the lore starting to develop. Makes me wonder how many aliens are in this new system, what kind of experiments they've been doing. I'm also wondering if this is some kind of alternate timeline a bit like the Monument Mythos, since they're using anachronistic recording technology given how far in the future it is. Did the Science Department from the cryptid video fund these expeditions? Many questions, again just fun watching this series take off. Keep up the great work!
Possibly It's why Is very hard send the images in the space.
Fallout universe if the nukes hadn't fell
The creature at 03:54 send chills down my spine, but when I saw the thing at 07:13- it felt like I had wandered into a nightmare that had become physical. That I'd seen something that I should not have seen.
Very well made.
This is my favourite so far. The various creatures looked great, very well done
5:29
"Master chef, mind telling me what you are doing down in the deep?"
"Sir."
"Going full jellyfish mode"
the binary flashed in 7:26 translates to:
*_i cant see_*
also the description of the vid 💀
"haha funny looking fish"
glad man's got a sense of humor despite the uncanny nature of this series
I love the way the video shifts tones at 5:28 when it goes from 3666m to 4201m. Not only do we get a more coherent and horrifying design that shares design features with cephalopods and jelly fish, but also we get a new tone for a picture change.
Alright, theory time.
At 7:27 , a binary thing is being shown. since I'm in mobile, I might edit some text I write here. Getting off topic but anyways, A binary code or whatever is being shown and I translated it using a website that specifically translates binary to text and what did I find? I found _“i cant see”_ . I still don't know what this is supposed to mean but I hope this helps. And also I think this text is probably related to future videos. Well, I've got a two theories judging by the environment and the life forms of the planet.
Firstly, Intelligent Life Theory.
I'm not a marine biologist so don't take my words too seriously. Judging by how much life there is in these waters and how complex they are, let's say these lifeforms has been around for the timespan of our oceans. If these oceans are as ancient as ours, there has to be some development to intelligence.
When the underwater probe descended at a rapid pace, I theorise that these intelligent beings are dragging our probe down to the depths to probably their habitat. Either that are curious about our "alienlike" probe, sentient enough to realize this probe is not a friend or both.
Edit to this theory: After seeing the image at the very end of the video, I think my theory is plausible.
Second, Past Humans Theory.
7:10 to 7:25
From just this few seconds, a creature looking kind of humanoid (probably just me) and then somehow an eye. I 50% percent sure that the eye that was shown was actually just transmission interference or something. I don't think this theory is even possible but it's fun to imagine about.
Too dumb to actually in detail now so long story short, humans long ago attempted to go interstellar, went to this system, ended up crashing to this water world, somehow established a colony there, evolved very fast due to radiation??
I give up but you get the point. right?
Just to say, I'm not a theorist. I'm just some average joe that got bored and decided to theorise like some expert professional theorist
If we are taking a realistic fact, i dont think any humanoid liforms could exist in this deep
The pressure caused by the water is too Big so i more think that this would take million of year for some species to survive this deep with evolution
Because of the water,there is no natural disaster so no extinction so an infinit evolution
@@999zappion guess you don't know about permian and devonian extinctions
@@schizophrenic_rambler oh yes
Well in theory we get that by bad Luck sooo
@@999zappion I rather agree with humanoid life forms. However, we must not forget that we do not know the gravitational force of this planet, which can greatly influence the density of the water and therefore the pressure. The pressure may be lower than we think.
Concerning disasters, there are many other disasters capable of ending life on the planet (such as a gamma ray flare, etc).
@@iamswarm_1691 well in theory they say it’s a habitable planet and because this their first mission in it they had to do it with earth physics so maybe the water is not so pressurized
And yes for gamma ray burst and things like yes but they are so rare that even of we include other disaster a planet with so Much water could have lived without extinction
The thing that made this even scarier Is the idea that those pictures might not even be close ups…
This is a more unique take on analog horror, with it's origins being amateur photography or analog tv aesthetics, for the troupe to be a lot more sci fi but keep the analog aesthetics is brilliant!
In the Language Learning video, this planet (Anuket) and its moon Tartarus were related and called the "Great Sea" and the "Red Moon" respectively. It also says that the Red Moon is cursed with the "unwanted". I'm wondering if the living moon of Tartarus was once a creature that inhabited this very sea, and has somehow been able to grow so large that it became it's home planet's moon. Whether that's true or not, I predict that the next video will go into more depth on Tartarus 👀
That is an interesting theory, but Tartarus is a moon of Helios, not Anuket. But still very interesting proposition, specially considering that, in the "P L A N E T S" video, it says that Anuket has many moons but none is photographed.
@@PedroHenrique-mu4zi tartarus, according to this theory, crawled from the depts of anuket and became its own moon. It's probably able to change orbits.
i love it. literally i'm in the beggining of something great.
We are proud of you
I can't see.
Man just discovered this yesterday, I am glad I arrived this early to the series! Keep it up, you are doing a great job!
Same here, but I discovered this about 2 days ago.
This is amazing. Just like the oceans of the real world, the further you go, the further you descend into mystery, and instead of narrowing down, the depths seem to widen. Thanks for making this. It freaked me out in more ways than just on face value, as our instincts never know what could be lurking in the depths.
Earth: Well I’m terrified…
Humans: Let’s explore more!
Earth: WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU?!
This isn’t necessarily horror but I honestly find it more fascinating to consider what life under a different timeline would be like.
What makes Analog Horror work so well is obviously the visuals and the believability of it all.
But to me, the thing that freaks me out the most is always the audio. Creepy audio only adds to how scary the image is.
So whether it’s the audio changing or shifting, it always makes it so much scarier. And sometimes the lack of audio where you expect it to be can be even scarier.
This video right here is an incredible example of how the audio can make something that’s already scary, even scarier.
I got chills when the human eye came out of nowhere thousands of meters under the water.
Despite their unusual appearance, the native live of Akunet is very beautiful and full of diversity, however there still some weird thing to point out.
1. Akunet's moons have yet to be photographed.
2. That humanoid looking creature had some drip clothes.
3. Frick the Iris from Gemini, this is the real iris.
4. Im really suprised that the native inhabitants from Hathor did not intervene with this mission...
I wish to see more behind the lore of the Hathor System!
well the hathor guys did say there are "unimaginable horrors" here so they'll rather stay away
@@beezmanit2683 "lmao, let them send their cameras into the watery hellhole, they're in for a surprise"
I'm so glad I found your channel. I'm a big fan of analog horror and, even if these aren't as frightening as some others out there, these absolutely nail the atmosphere. Great job
The Ark 93 didn’t malfunction, something pulled it down.
Also this footage is pretty grainy for something that’s about a century into the future, just a bit of criticism.
That Is because Is very hard send the images in the space.
@@JackfrostAtreidesOmegaXZero nah, there’s some pretty high quality footage that has been released by NASA
@@Alex918YT photos do get distorted as they travel through space, and the images we have are either taken from distance and only actually transmitted a short distance, or taken and transmitted a long distance, but we’ve yet to really send anything completely outside of our solar system yet, and a few minutes of transmission isn’t enough to distort, but a few years, itd take years for these images to reach earth from an exoplanet, and probably 50 years for the craft to even reach the planet, it may be a century into the future but the crafts are already ten to twenty of years old at a minimum
@@nexway9173 oh, ok.
think a lot of you are ignoring that, you know, *it looks like it’s on a vhs tape*
Love the "haha funny fish" in description
Really loved this one! What I think would make it better tho if there is a short and vague description/analysis about each organism (for example how they react to the ARK being around them). Great job still, hope these will lead into a bigger storyline!
1:04 listen closely and you can hear a voice in the background. From what I hear it goes "I don't know *muffle" For me at least I cant hear the rest
So turns out all that's at the bottom of Anuket is a weird alien and his space dog.
This is cool. Its obviously an alternate history since human still have these low level tech but at the same time they also archived interstellar travel. Or maybe not. Its take 49 years for this probe to reach this system so either that we invented some kind of light speed engine (which is unlikely since its still ancient camera and recorder) and this star system is in 49 light years radius from sol, or there is some kind of wormhole exist inside our solar system and we just launch our craft into it.
He seemed to have some filter feeding jellyfish biodegradable drippy af clothing
communication to a galaxy light years away is definitely some advanced tech
I know this is but a month ago but I think honestLH they might be using old tech for cameras so that they can focus on making the far more important parts Ie the things that get the probes to the planet and relay information back home. I think when I think about it like that, it would make sense. Plus the graineeness of the videos could be also affected by the atmosphere but I’m stretching that one.
Ah yes, The Infamous Deepsea Chihuahua.
6:09
As a long time fan of cosmic horror, this is impressively well done! Looking forward for this series, loving this already
Holy shit that eye at the end made me get goosebumps something fierce. The fact it was so human yet so alien is so interesting, I can't wait to see more of the planets, including hom-I mean Hastur.
6:11 what the dog doin?
The real scientific discoveries
Are we gonna get a video like this for every planet? If so that's awesome! I really want more of this series and it's world building.
These creatures and flora look like they were made off of Art Breeder. Even though it sometimes has its issues, these look like they were well done and had time put into them. Great job!
that's exactly what they did (they say so in the description.)
6:12 Doggo? What's a good boy like you doing down there? Deep sea doggo chasing all the fishies.
You know, the weirdest thing about this is how... not weirded out I am by the strange pictures. I think its because I'm so used to all the strange things that live so deep down in our world's oceans that everything I see here is like: yep, yep, cool. Oh, a big eyeball? Probably needs to be that big to see so deep down.
Oh wait. Oh. Oh wait. Oh no. I think I get it. That presentation wasn't made by humans, was it? It was made by the aliens and sent back to the humans via the transmitter. Neat.
I was impatient to arrive home to see this and I am amazed, great work with everything in this video.
I hava a little idea that you may like for future videos, you can put 2 sets of subtitles, one for regular English and another one that includes clues and more elements of this universe. Really glad to have found this channel.
And spanish, i'm mexican.
And Mexican (I’m Spanish)
I love these videos and im so glad i found your channel at its beginning
can you make more of these! man these were truly alien it makes you think "WHAT? THAT WEIRD THING IS A LIVING CREATURE? over and over throughout the video. one of the most unique aliens ive seen. MORE PLEASE!
Using AI generated images to represent unknown sea creatures from another planet is a 10/10 genius execution.
Loving your work, friend. Keep them coming.
Maybe adding subtitles? MANY people would sure appreciate.
The fact that the 24 images are not shown is pretty spooky
6:12 ah yes the dreaded chihuahua fish
Are you my new analog horror drug, right after Alexkansas, Gemini HE, Martin Walls and Channel59 😍 Love it all the way from Denmark 👏
wow, the creatures look very alien and the one at 7:08 was very interesting. somekind of humanoid lifeform. great job !
its even worse when you have thalassaphobia
I first learned about this genre of horror yesterday, and this is second, the first it's MagnetoGorsk MES(Ministry of Emergency Situations)
Russian VHS horror.
It's something like about that videos about be careful in forrest, what should we do if stuck in Elevator, what you must do if house in fire....
But it's about what you should do if you meet..."uncleans".
Different videos about different "uncleans".
My greatest disappointment with analog and digital horror is how few stories about the deep sea there are in the genres. This is definitely a breath of fresh air. Good job.
This is one of the best analog horror projects. Such good execution
I love the use of AI generated images for the creatures, because they looked like things I should recognize but still felt wrong.
There is a slight upgrade in this, keep it up bro.
7:17
What a fancy suit he has
I love this channel. I was waiting for the sequel for P L A N E T S for a while. thanks, man.
Can't whait for the vid about the earth like planet.
i had a minecraft world once that i played with my friends on where we just let the water level rise as sort of a fun challenge, but when it reached build limit we just kept playing and found ways of thriving in this new environment, funnily enough, we also called it waterworld
i enjoy.
now for legitimate critique, this has strong and great potential, some advice i have is minimal considering this is already great; make sure the text and blacked out images or normal images have the film grain and vhs quality applied underneath whatever thing you used.
to keep the ocean theme, id attempt to try and replace the human eye with something more close to the ocean theme yet still unease the viewer, maybe a squid or viperfish eye thats edited to vaguely resemble a human's eye? im sure it could work somehow.
other than the images and text not fitting the grainy quality, like 98% of this has amazing potential!! keep up the good work :)
I had the same thoughts. The obvious digital content added over the analog filter really took me out of the setting and ended the suspension of disbelief.
The sea chihuahua was cool though.
I feel like that was the point of it though. It was so different than any of the other creatures, almost like it too was only a visitor of the water world rather than being native to it.
I’m glad there’s some good analog horror about the ocean being created! Searching the depths, even if it’s on another planet, is such a terrifying yet intriguing concept.. good work !
I am amazed, AMAZED, that you haven't hit a million subscribers yet. This analog stuff is pure gold (and entirely original, which is a huge plus!).
By the way: Hidden message gave me chills.
Some of these almost seem like they're only pictures of something much, much bigger.....
The work done is just incredible. I discovered your work only a week ago (P L A N E T S) and I find it fascinating (and a little bit scary). I'm very intrigued by the lore that emerges around these videos.
I don't have a theory yet but I'll look into it !
I'm excited to see if other probes have been sent to Horus, Tartarus and Hathor
00:00 to 06:05 strange creatures
06:09 a fucking chihuahua under 8000 meters of water
all of these are so deeply uncanny. they remind me a lot of that one photo that simulates what your vision looks like if you're having a stroke, where there's a lot of things that should be recognizable but the more you look at them the less recognizable they become.
these series are so good and extremely underrated. i enjoy watching these videos and analyze the information i was given
i LOVE to be scared, and with the explosion of this kind of content its hard to find something and maintain high hopes that youve stumbled on something that can scare you, this SCARED me, this is such a gorgeous and effortlessly terrifying concept!
we’ve seen the alien life/underwater creature horror time and time again, but the use of an AI image creator to make those aliens something vaguely familiar yet so so uncomfortable to look at is honestly so interesting, and the timing, the ability to (mostly) maintain immersion, some of the text shot it/missed the mark, (but i really liked the “interesting”) and the way that you used subtle changes to unsettle the audience made this 8 and a half minute video such a delight. I was uncomfortable! i was unsettled and scared! I’m so excited to see what you’ll do with this!
What's fascinating about this video is how you made all those sea creatures. They are weird but intriguing enough to know more about them but those holes or pimples on some of those creatures made me feel as though they were in pain for some reason.
Keep it up and I'm excited for the next video to come.
6:09 that's a cute dog
Danger doggo of the depths
oh i’m glad i’m not the only one whose brain went “DOG”
A fucked doggy.
I don't even fully know how to react. This was awe inspiring and chilling all at once. I look forward to your future installments!
Very rarely I have nightmares that inspire me, but this one was beyond that. Keep up the good work
Amazing work! I hope Wendigoon covers you too, you deserve the exposure!!
The thing that unnerves me is that these resemble things at like, the end of the precambrian whatever. All the stuff above 14000 meters is about to start evolving for land
I’m now interested int the so called Living worlds of Helios... What are they like? What are the unimaginable horrors on Tartarus... I think it’s better that we don’t know
I've said it once and I'll say it again, this is truly incredible work. Beautiful, suspenseful, intriguing. Good stuff my friend
This is just barotrauma
Ok the alien sea creatures were cool and intriguing but that thing that lovecraftian human at the depths made me throw my phone across the room.
Welcome to the 22nd century where everything is captured in 144p.
I have to say that the surface creatures that look like those on the earth are the ones that scared me the most.
Okay I saw the thumbnail and I was sure this will be great. And it was
The end made me think of Hermeticism, and the “as above so below” The creatures at the top were simply alien organisms, but down below it became more uncanny until it finally ended with the strange white thing and the human eye. I think it’s really well done. Maybe the tension could be better and the pacing, but otherwise wonderful
WHHHHHHOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOO YEH! We are getting a continuation on the planet analog horror
At least *some* of these Horrors would make great Lovecraftian pets!!
Dying to learn more about this planet, and the new solar system as a whole
“Arc 93 enters the midnight zone”
Uh oh sisters!
NEVERMIND IT GETS DEEPER UH OH SISTERS
I enjoyed this, but some parts of it ended up being (I believe) unintentionally hilarious because of the editing.
When it said "It got dark, we need to keep going" informally in a documentary and "Descending... but more" I burst out laughing.
someone should make an encyclopedia of all the different creatures of anuket.
As I suspected, it’s hard to make things any scarier than the things already in our own oceans. They did it, but not by too much.
when you close your eyes in the shower to wash off the shampoo 5:56
While watching this, the ice in my cup moved and it startled me a bit.