It’s amazing to hear that people are starting to write tales that occur within or around Amoni-Ram. It shows just how popular the concept has gotten in such a short time.
More of a literary criticism but I am starting to find links from this to Best New Horror stories like "Dead Orchards", "The Cage" and "Shay Corsham Worsted" now.
@@aka_says2384 Agreed! And to think, Rounderhouse is going to make Articles for the other 2 cities in the future. So we can expect stories not only on Amoni-Ram, but also Adytum and the Daevite cities Mamjul and Korar!
Ya and amoni ram could even integrate SCP 2264 (alagadda) since those two cannons have overlapping stories (for example both talk about the slave uprising in Adytum) and fit neatly together
@@djmadmatt4772 I actually would love to see Alagadda being referenced or even somehow being integrated into this canon, especially if Rounderhouse includes their own interpretation on The Hanged King’s origin
Man... seeing the sort of contrast and love between Fara, a Daevite who likes metal, and Atham, a Mekhanite who likes plants. It really brings a lot of humanity into these 3 empires that normally we don't see, especially the Daevites and Nalka, who are often painted as villains compared to the Mekhanites being somewhat good.
I love how Athem's introduction is framed as what could be a perfect ending for some people. Living on the countryside, self-sufficient, perfectly ignorant.
This is really what I got into SCPs for. The ever increasing and branching lore and narratives that come from other SCPs or SCP tales. It proves just how popular and influential these writings are to other authors. Reminds me of H.P Lovecraft and how others took his concepts and stories of cosmic and existential horror and made it into a full blown mythos.
what a great story, and i love that it explores lore within the SCPverse versus being an SCP. much like the lord blackwood stories it just enhances the setting.
Emperor Bumaro: Did Mekhane lie beneath the Shining City? The Emperor of Mankind: Not only the -Void Dragon- Omnissiah, is underground in Mars, I locked it up there.
@@grandtheftaudio6386 The Emperor being the Omnissiah is the official stance of the Mechanicus in order to align themselves with the Imperium but there are more radical followers that rejected the idea of him being the Machine God.
"Omnissiah" refers to the emissary, or messenger of the Machine God, not the MG itself, being a play on the term "messiah". So, in the context of SCP lore, wouldn't that make Bumaro the Omnissiah, if Mekhane is the Machine God?
Something I find pretty interesting, is that the world "fuladh" translates to "steel" in Persian. Maybe Amoni-Ram used to be in Persia. That could explain how they had contact with China and Egypt at the same time. Still not so sure about the part about the America's, though. Even it's name in the exploration logs from the 1800's name it as "Iram" which sounds pretty similar to "Iran". That is, if you say "Iran" the way Iranians do.
It’s also similar to fulaz which also means steel but in Arabic so it was most definitely in the Middle East and Amoni-ram was meant to be similar to the cursed iraqi city mentioned in the Quran
Iram has no relation to Iran. It's precise location was considered to be the Empty Quarter, north of Yemen. It is mentioned in the Quran as a city of ancient folk, ancestors to the Arabs of it's time. Iran's name,or some variation of it,is mentioned somewhere in the Avesta,and refers to the Iranians themselves. It is said to come from the name of Iraj,a Prince killed by his brothers. Either way,their linguistic and geographical differences are too different. Iram's true name here is Amoni-Ram, shooting down the similarity already. Still, I digress. Note: Fuladh is also Arabic in origin. Sorry.
@@alyseleem2692 Great stuff, thanks for the info. Its nice to read well tought opinions and ideas on the internet. PD: they are lacking severily in every aspect of humanity xD
Oh my sweet summer child, you havent read the bible yet. The provisions in Leviticus on how to make burnt offerings to Yahweh can make a vegetarian's stomach turn.
Ya and amoni ram cannon could even integrate SCP 2264 (alagadda) since those two scp's have overlapping stories (for example both talk about the slave uprising in Adytum) and fit neatly together
I would looooove even more stories focused on Alagadda. We've gotten a lot of stories that involve characters pertaining to the city or characters visiting the city, but I don't think we've gotten much regarding the city itself and its lore. Inevitable has become my favorite story because it does that to decent degree plus so much more. It's just a content/lore gold mine and an exciting story with some great dialogue too.
Wow. Another great Amon-iram tale that writes itself! I can only imagine.........what if Mechane and the immortal entities that formed the Daeva & Nalka/Sarkites all share an origin story? Do those factions have lore are deep as Amon-Iram too?
I’m pretty sure that’s how they kinda started. Of course since it’s SCP different authors have different stories, but I imagine it’s similar to this one. A lot of lore references Yaldaboth (the sarkic god) being imprisoned by the Broken god, which broke itself into pieces to stop yaldaboth. They had made humanity together as well. This could be a separate mythos, or just takes place after, and Bumaro found Mekane afterwards.
@@brandthacker8913 Yep. They created humanity in ancient times before warring over us to the point we were dying out in the battles and so Mekane broke pieces off of herself to create a cage to contain Yaldabaoth for "all eternity" (although in various stories it is implied these seals are weakening or outright breaking in modern times and releasing some of Yaldabaoths minions into the world as various SCP's like the Flesh that Hates and the Ambassador of Alagadda). Fun stuff.
Having touched upon different beings in the SCP mythos/lore from the Hanged King and Scarlet King, Mekhane, Yalbathot (I know the last one is spelled incorrectly but still) The SCP theme that should be covered is lore and stories pertaining to The Brothers Death.
Lol, I guess they weren't working class poets. Which I can only assume means their poetry was mediocre at best. About to re-listen to this just in case I have no clue wtf I'm talking about though.
Been a big fan for a long time now but thought I'd just pop back in and let you know I still really appreciate your work and yours is the only channel on the website I watch once a week, every week. Keep on keepin on man.
What I like about this story, it makes you think “what is really under the city”. Mekhan is most likely not under there at least not to the extent the emperor claims to be.
Yeah, nowadays I've been enjoying things like SCP and The Backrooms and stuff like that more than most mainstream media bs lol. I like getting enjoyment out of these small things
It's incredible! Sadly, it feels like an appetizer, though leaving the mystery mostly whole and intact about the fate of Atham and Fara, what it all means, as even if we can infer a lot from certain passages and reach conclusions with a pretty high degree of certainty on what is happening, what some words, thoughts, acts, really imply... Though we can fill an appreciable part of the story through analysis, a LOT is left to *Interpretation* and *Speculation* in the end. By leaving a lot of the basic, core story points unexplained and instead giving us the necessary clues to put the pieces together to a certain extent, leaving many mysteries unsolved along the way, the Author accomplishes a truly brilliant feat of storytelling: he doesn't treat the readers as feeble minded inbred simpletons and instead invite the curious among us to stay in this wonderful universe, exploring the possibilities with our imagination and reason combined, so that we can have the immense pleasure and satisfaction of finding the answers for ourselves, which is in itself a pretty interesting and awesome journey and constitutes the best Gift the Author could have ever given us!
We've had it with the Daevites, now the COTBG. I love how these tales bring me to sympathize with a group of interest that's mostly been presented as an enemy. Are there any tales like that for the Sarkites?
I don't know of specific tales, but it has been mentioned at least tangentially that some of the modern proto sarkite sects are not hostile, and generally just wish to live peacefully and isolated from the rest of humanity. And while they do still practice cannibalism and human sacrifice the people sacrificed are willing volunteers because they believe self sacrifice is an admirable act, and they are (at least in their own minds) doing so for altruistic reasons. I don't know that that's very sympathetic, but it seems closer to tolerably neutral than evil. Basically the polar opposite of the neo sarkites who believe in sacrificing others for their own betterment, and are generally the ones responsible for doing all the bad stuff related to sarkicism. Also depending on the canon the original sarkites were slaves to the daevites, and they wielded their power to win their own freedom, so at the very least for a short period of time they were victims of atrocity who wielded power to right a wrong. That's certainly sympathetic.
The COTBG isn't typically presented as an enemy, are they? Of course their interests are somewhat opposed to the foundation (in that they want to obtain some things the foundation contains), but usually they tend to be quite reasonable whenever shit actually hits the fan. They're definitely a more reasonable group than, say, the GOC. I think they're typically portrayed as a pretty normal religion, all things considered. As to the Sarkites,I think it's pretty hard to make them sympathetic just based on what they are. Even the more "tolerable" kinds of Sarkicism still worship mutation and disease, practice human sacrifice and cannibalism, and are just all-around gross. A lot of these more tolerable cults are just rural communities following the old ways, often keeping horrible monstrosities from waking up with their rituals, but...still gross. And aesthetic makes more of a difference than you think. And then you have the bad parts of neo-Sarkicism which are literally about self-worship, opportunism and using others for your ends. It's literally a secret cult of elites centered around being a sociopath while also having weird flesh-mutation-powers. I'm guessing you could have a sort of "reformed" Sarkicism that uses their flesh powers to feed the poor and help with scientific experiments, potentially even help cure diseases (though that would imo go against the nature of what Sarkicism is), but that would still ultimately leave the neo-Sarkite cults, and I'm not seeing how those could be reformed.
For anyone wondering: 1) "Faulaad" literally means 'iron' and is pronounced as 'fo-lahd'. 2) "lohaad" literally means 'lumberjack' and is pronounced as 'lo-hahd'.
I wonder if the sarkics and daevites will get this treatment. It's a handful of examples, for Sarkics at least, where it doesn't completely/immediately devolve into flesh monsters and body horror but daevites don't seem so popular.
There was the story about the Daevites being a normal country misunderstood by the world due to a guy who portrayed them as what we know them as and used the book of the Daevites to delete them from reality. It was a fun SCP about how orientalism and pseudo-archeology made for some deranged portrayal of some people
It's kinda cool if ppl really can write their own short stories then put here. I hope so. And I hope In future we or you guys will make some good stories come too life with your talented animators. But this could become the beginning of this universe. Story form to cartoon to movies I hope :)
I was just about to say that we need shorter 40mins or less videos more often. Or maybe think about increasing the release schedule/frequency when we have a multi parter where each portion is an hour long. The longer scps are some of the best, but its hard to follow often while listening. Il be watch regardless though so...
Hey man! I love these videos! Im actually writing up a Call of Cthulhu campaign with the basis that the investigators are apart of an organization based off the Scp foundation! 🤘🤘🤘
I think the best stories are the ones that end, but only in our minds. It reflects life, but with a sense of untethered wonder, where the stakes aren’t so high and the possibilities are only in our limit of imagination.
Blew you little bastards up is what the golden pale titan and golden frieza titan is what we did!!! Picked up some space milk and space eggs on the way home! I'm not staying off the the Twitter!
Hey TES I don’t know if you have been looking to expand to other stuff but you should look into the Backrooms, it’s in the same vein as the scp foundation and I would love to see you cover it, just a suggestion
The SCP universe, the more I listen and read of it the more scary it gets, by now we are slaves of technology, if the SCP universe remotely has possibility to become reality ( lets hope not ) then who is watching for the watchers, sometimes I feel that the foundation it self is as dangerous as any other GOI they are after.
I just want to say, Amoni-Ram can be rearranged to make Mama Iron. Which is kind of what Mekhane is
This comment is severely underrated
All hail the iron mama! XD
@@trystero1729 AGREED
Metal milf
Mech momy ^^
It’s amazing to hear that people are starting to write tales that occur within or around Amoni-Ram. It shows just how popular the concept has gotten in such a short time.
I’m certainly loving it, and we definitely need more of it!
More of a literary criticism but I am starting to find links from this to Best New Horror stories like "Dead Orchards", "The Cage" and "Shay Corsham Worsted" now.
@@aka_says2384 Agreed! And to think, Rounderhouse is going to make Articles for the other 2 cities in the future. So we can expect stories not only on Amoni-Ram, but also Adytum and the Daevite cities Mamjul and Korar!
Ya and amoni ram could even integrate SCP 2264 (alagadda) since those two cannons have overlapping stories (for example both talk about the slave uprising in Adytum) and fit neatly together
@@djmadmatt4772 I actually would love to see Alagadda being referenced or even somehow being integrated into this canon, especially if Rounderhouse includes their own interpretation on The Hanged King’s origin
Man... seeing the sort of contrast and love between Fara, a Daevite who likes metal, and Atham, a Mekhanite who likes plants. It really brings a lot of humanity into these 3 empires that normally we don't see, especially the Daevites and Nalka, who are often painted as villains compared to the Mekhanites being somewhat good.
I love how Athem's introduction is framed as what could be a perfect ending for some people. Living on the countryside, self-sufficient, perfectly ignorant.
This is really what I got into SCPs for. The ever increasing and branching lore and narratives that come from other SCPs or SCP tales. It proves just how popular and influential these writings are to other authors. Reminds me of H.P Lovecraft and how others took his concepts and stories of cosmic and existential horror and made it into a full blown mythos.
what a great story, and i love that it explores lore within the SCPverse versus being an SCP. much like the lord blackwood stories it just enhances the setting.
That's why tales are so enjoyable. Lets you expand and play around with SCPs without causing "convulsions".
Emperor Bumaro: Did Mekhane lie beneath the Shining City?
The Emperor of Mankind: Not only the -Void Dragon- Omnissiah, is underground in Mars, I locked it up there.
Isnt the Emperor the Omnissiah and the Void Dragon supposedly buried beneath Mars?
@@grandtheftaudio6386 The Emperor being the Omnissiah is the official stance of the Mechanicus in order to align themselves with the Imperium but there are more radical followers that rejected the idea of him being the Machine God.
Good lord, where did you learn how to use punctuation? Get a refund, they did an awful job
"Omnissiah" refers to the emissary, or messenger of the Machine God, not the MG itself, being a play on the term "messiah". So, in the context of SCP lore, wouldn't that make Bumaro the Omnissiah, if Mekhane is the Machine God?
@@HCG You missed a period
I like that the default emotion of the emperor is boredom, it make sense.
Couldn't sleep so looked at TH-cam. Exploring always coming in clutch. Stellar storytelling as always.
you should really check out microcosmos or what i like to call it sleepy time bacteria
Something I find pretty interesting, is that the world "fuladh" translates to "steel" in Persian. Maybe Amoni-Ram used to be in Persia. That could explain how they had contact with China and Egypt at the same time. Still not so sure about the part about the America's, though. Even it's name in the exploration logs from the 1800's name it as "Iram" which sounds pretty similar to "Iran". That is, if you say "Iran" the way Iranians do.
It’s also similar to fulaz which also means steel but in Arabic so it was most definitely in the Middle East and Amoni-ram was meant to be similar to the cursed iraqi city mentioned in the Quran
Iram has no relation to Iran. It's precise location was considered to be the Empty Quarter, north of Yemen. It is mentioned in the Quran as a city of ancient folk, ancestors to the Arabs of it's time. Iran's name,or some variation of it,is mentioned somewhere in the Avesta,and refers to the Iranians themselves. It is said to come from the name of Iraj,a Prince killed by his brothers.
Either way,their linguistic and geographical differences are too different. Iram's true name here is Amoni-Ram, shooting down the similarity already. Still, I digress.
Note: Fuladh is also Arabic in origin. Sorry.
@@alyseleem2692 Great stuff, thanks for the info. Its nice to read well tought opinions and ideas on the internet.
PD: they are lacking severily in every aspect of humanity xD
@@MundoMundanoTV Thanks.
Fuladh was also the term in Arabic for Damascus steel, which is more what I was referencing haha
Burnt offerings sounds like a successful blunt rotation
Sounds about right
Pass the offerings on the left hand side.
Oh my sweet summer child, you havent read the bible yet. The provisions in Leviticus on how to make burnt offerings to Yahweh can make a vegetarian's stomach turn.
Ya and amoni ram cannon could even integrate SCP 2264 (alagadda) since those two scp's have overlapping stories (for example both talk about the slave uprising in Adytum) and fit neatly together
I would looooove even more stories focused on Alagadda. We've gotten a lot of stories that involve characters pertaining to the city or characters visiting the city, but I don't think we've gotten much regarding the city itself and its lore. Inevitable has become my favorite story because it does that to decent degree plus so much more. It's just a content/lore gold mine and an exciting story with some great dialogue too.
@@taywimzzz ya. Alagadda has Soo much potential
Can’t wait to explore this in my dreams. Always clutch with the bed time stories
wtf how did u comment 2 days before the video was even released??
@@slomotion2820 yeah what the hell you’re right
This dudes TH-cam account is an SCP
@@FoamGolemFilms I think he’s a channel member, they get to watch videos early… or maybe he’s an SCP
What is this comment
Your voice-acting is getting better by the video. Its actually my birthday today so tnx for a great video as always friend.
Happy Birthday!
@@mariakelly1059 I'm a bit late but thank you very much ❤️
Wow. Another great Amon-iram tale that writes itself!
I can only imagine.........what if Mechane and the immortal entities that formed the Daeva & Nalka/Sarkites all share an origin story? Do those factions have lore are deep as Amon-Iram too?
Let’s hope someone writes a story :)
I feel it would only make sense since they are bitter enemies
The Kactus-verse suggests this in Appopolodopis with a carving
I’m pretty sure that’s how they kinda started.
Of course since it’s SCP different authors have different stories, but I imagine it’s similar to this one. A lot of lore references Yaldaboth (the sarkic god) being imprisoned by the Broken god, which broke itself into pieces to stop yaldaboth. They had made humanity together as well.
This could be a separate mythos, or just takes place after, and Bumaro found Mekane afterwards.
@@brandthacker8913 Yep. They created humanity in ancient times before warring over us to the point we were dying out in the battles and so Mekane broke pieces off of herself to create a cage to contain Yaldabaoth for "all eternity" (although in various stories it is implied these seals are weakening or outright breaking in modern times and releasing some of Yaldabaoths minions into the world as various SCP's like the Flesh that Hates and the Ambassador of Alagadda).
Fun stuff.
Maybe the real mekhane was the friends we made along the way
Having touched upon different beings in the SCP mythos/lore from the Hanged King and Scarlet King, Mekhane, Yalbathot (I know the last one is spelled incorrectly but still) The SCP theme that should be covered is lore and stories pertaining to The Brothers Death.
Where can I read about them
@@brody810. the SCP wiki?
@@brody810. SCP-1440 is a good start.
@@brody810. In the wiki page try under the tag at the bottom of the page scp 1440 labeled brothers of death that should pull up what you want to see.
Great SCP content as always Exploring.
More Amani ram thank you!
Vulkan Lives! And yeah we’ve been getting a lot of Amoni Ram
I can't throw a stone in an SCP conversation recently without Amoni-Ram being instantly brought up. I'm a big fan.
“ Poets trying their hand at poverty”
How… poetic
Sorry folks, I just couldn’t resist
Lol, I guess they weren't working class poets. Which I can only assume means their poetry was mediocre at best. About to re-listen to this just in case I have no clue wtf I'm talking about though.
Not poetic, it’s pretentious, insulting and primitive thinking. Like poverty is a trend, such idiocy.
Heresy you say?
*_CALL THE INQUISITION_*
Been a big fan for a long time now but thought I'd just pop back in and let you know I still really appreciate your work and yours is the only channel on the website I watch once a week, every week. Keep on keepin on man.
I feel trolled... ty. I work nights and I get to where a head set. I love these.
Ok. That was incredibly well written. Thank you to The Exploring Series and especially the author
hell yeah perfect timing was smoking a cig on the back porch and this dropped at 2:01am thanks for the treat my guy!
Cool my drop time was at 01:01 am outside fresh breeze night
So that was your 'burnt offerings" eh? ;D
I really liked the story, at times it reminded me of "By the Waters of Babylon"
Idk if you will see this but I have a hard time sleeping but your commentary helps me sleep
Thank you very much :) j was disappointed that the other notification was a compilation so this is the perfect salve!
Same here
What I like about this story, it makes you think “what is really under the city”. Mekhan is most likely not under there at least not to the extent the emperor claims to be.
The SCP fandom consistently outperforms the whole of mainstream media in any creative field
Yeah, nowadays I've been enjoying things like SCP and The Backrooms and stuff like that more than most mainstream media bs lol. I like getting enjoyment out of these small things
Woooo I thought we'd gotten our video for the week, thanks for this
Your channel really makes my day, if not week! One of the best storytellers around!
It's incredible! Sadly, it feels like an appetizer, though leaving the mystery mostly whole and intact about the fate of Atham and Fara, what it all means, as even if we can infer a lot from certain passages and reach conclusions with a pretty high degree of certainty on what is happening, what some words, thoughts, acts, really imply...
Though we can fill an appreciable part of the story through analysis, a LOT is left to *Interpretation* and *Speculation* in the end. By leaving a lot of the basic, core story points unexplained and instead giving us the necessary clues to put the pieces together to a certain extent, leaving many mysteries unsolved along the way, the Author accomplishes a truly brilliant feat of storytelling: he doesn't treat the readers as feeble minded inbred simpletons and instead invite the curious among us to stay in this wonderful universe, exploring the possibilities with our imagination and reason combined, so that we can have the immense pleasure and satisfaction of finding the answers for ourselves, which is in itself a pretty interesting and awesome journey and constitutes the best Gift the Author could have ever given us!
this has seriously become my favorite story ark. thank you for making it happen
How fast can SCP-173 move?
BREAK NECK SPEED
I clicked on this video faster than SCP173 could snap my neck.
Ok, I got a chuckle out of that one, well done. Though this content would more logically be placed on TES's video about The Sculpture itself.
The best scp/ Lovecraft DJ out there
We've had it with the Daevites, now the COTBG. I love how these tales bring me to sympathize with a group of interest that's mostly been presented as an enemy. Are there any tales like that for the Sarkites?
I don't know of specific tales, but it has been mentioned at least tangentially that some of the modern proto sarkite sects are not hostile, and generally just wish to live peacefully and isolated from the rest of humanity. And while they do still practice cannibalism and human sacrifice the people sacrificed are willing volunteers because they believe self sacrifice is an admirable act, and they are (at least in their own minds) doing so for altruistic reasons. I don't know that that's very sympathetic, but it seems closer to tolerably neutral than evil. Basically the polar opposite of the neo sarkites who believe in sacrificing others for their own betterment, and are generally the ones responsible for doing all the bad stuff related to sarkicism.
Also depending on the canon the original sarkites were slaves to the daevites, and they wielded their power to win their own freedom, so at the very least for a short period of time they were victims of atrocity who wielded power to right a wrong. That's certainly sympathetic.
The COTBG isn't typically presented as an enemy, are they?
Of course their interests are somewhat opposed to the foundation (in that they want to obtain some things the foundation contains), but usually they tend to be quite reasonable whenever shit actually hits the fan. They're definitely a more reasonable group than, say, the GOC.
I think they're typically portrayed as a pretty normal religion, all things considered.
As to the Sarkites,I think it's pretty hard to make them sympathetic just based on what they are. Even the more "tolerable" kinds of Sarkicism still worship mutation and disease, practice human sacrifice and cannibalism, and are just all-around gross. A lot of these more tolerable cults are just rural communities following the old ways, often keeping horrible monstrosities from waking up with their rituals, but...still gross. And aesthetic makes more of a difference than you think.
And then you have the bad parts of neo-Sarkicism which are literally about self-worship, opportunism and using others for your ends. It's literally a secret cult of elites centered around being a sociopath while also having weird flesh-mutation-powers.
I'm guessing you could have a sort of "reformed" Sarkicism that uses their flesh powers to feed the poor and help with scientific experiments, potentially even help cure diseases (though that would imo go against the nature of what Sarkicism is), but that would still ultimately leave the neo-Sarkite cults, and I'm not seeing how those could be reformed.
I mean the Sarkites are basically Slaaneshi cults, doubt a lot of empathy can be created for them
Jesus, I get it! They're just evil
@@Tacklepig they used to be, a long time ago, but I feel like that was before they were well defined as a group
This is some Ray Bradbury shit, I’m love it.
Once again, an absolutely perfectly narrated deep story!
Oh wow love when you give us some extra bit of awesome. What is life without an occasional surprise?
Interesting but a bit confusing. I’ll have to read more about this emperor and his foe the Daevites.
You've upgraded your sound setup. Very tight. Well done.
Mekhane is broken and we broke him
I’m curious if Amoni-Ram will fit into the Kactusverse
could the daevites infiltrated the city from below? seeing how most vines in the 001 proposal were underground
Bonus vid this week?!?! Yay!!!
For anyone wondering:
1) "Faulaad" literally means 'iron' and
is pronounced as 'fo-lahd'.
2) "lohaad" literally means
'lumberjack' and is pronounced as
'lo-hahd'.
Huh, I guess Love Can Bloom after all. Even between a Mekhanite and a Daev- *_BLAM!!_*
A little Romeo and Juliet action. I dig it
I wonder if the sarkics and daevites will get this treatment. It's a handful of examples, for Sarkics at least, where it doesn't completely/immediately devolve into flesh monsters and body horror but daevites don't seem so popular.
There was the story about the Daevites being a normal country misunderstood by the world due to a guy who portrayed them as what we know them as and used the book of the Daevites to delete them from reality. It was a fun SCP about how orientalism and pseudo-archeology made for some deranged portrayal of some people
It's kinda cool if ppl really can write their own short stories then put here. I hope so. And I hope In future we or you guys will make some good stories come too life with your talented animators. But this could become the beginning of this universe. Story form to cartoon to movies I hope :)
It's always a good day when you post a new video
Amon-Iram! I love this storyline
Recommended read, Thomas Ligotti.
I love that people are writing tales for this now. :D This was really cool.
My sleep will be great again, thanks for this vid. Will listen to Spotify later.
I would love to make this a Animatic some day
Thanks again my friend these are much appreciated
A vine was there, a huge and powerful vine.
Marlon Webb: I GOTTA WATERMALAWN ON MA HEAD
How are they're comments from 2 days ago?? Also two videos in a week (tho one is a super cut.) What a treat
Patreon members get the videos early.
@@grandtheftaudio6386 makes sense
Remember my whinny comment about not getting a new reading this week. Whoops im a massive baby
Hell yes another vid let’s go!! Thank you sir explorer!
Why what a lovely metal lady garden you have there my dear marvelous
Besides Lovecraft and SCP Foundation content and stories I recommend Stories from Thomas ligotti.
Thomas Ligotti is amazing and he's somehow even bleaker then Lovecraft.
Love this content
Huh? Monday night upload?! What a pleasant surprise!
I was just about to say that we need shorter 40mins or less videos more often. Or maybe think about increasing the release schedule/frequency when we have a multi parter where each portion is an hour long.
The longer scps are some of the best, but its hard to follow often while listening. Il be watch regardless though so...
Hey man! I love these videos! Im actually writing up a Call of Cthulhu campaign with the basis that the investigators are apart of an organization based off the Scp foundation! 🤘🤘🤘
The compendium of all SCP fiction is the modern day equivalent of the Lovecraft expanded universe.
Is it worse to have never known the face of your God?
Or to have forgotten it?
Athem is hella daevi- erm..i mean hella gardener.
So, uhm... What the hell happened to Atham and Fara?
I think the best stories are the ones that end, but only in our minds. It reflects life, but with a sense of untethered wonder, where the stakes aren’t so high and the possibilities are only in our limit of imagination.
Fara was Mekhane, and the Daevites unintentionally created the Mekhanites too
a tuesday upload?!
hell yes
*Looks at the calendar*
Me: Eh?
Bah one step closer to steps back
Anybody ever think it'd be kinda cool to have Mekhane and Yaldaboth be in Smite?
This one gave me vibes similar to Ayn Rand’s ‘Anthem’
...Another Amoni-Ram vid? At Monday/Tuesday?!
Beautiful
Blew you little bastards up is what the golden pale titan and golden frieza titan is what we did!!! Picked up some space milk and space eggs on the way home! I'm not staying off the the Twitter!
or i think it just dropped, i just got the noti' but i see comments from two days ago lol either way i love it
*OH BOY! IT’S 3AM!!*
Are there any updates with the kaktusverse? I’m waiting on more of it from you with baited breath 😭💖
Well explained 😀
Woooo another Broken god bois
Twice in one week!, is it Christmas again so soon?
Well the Amoni-Ram video on Monday was just a compilation of two previous uploads.
@@EnvisionerWill hey I'm just enjoying what I can get
Hey TES I don’t know if you have been looking to expand to other stuff but you should look into the Backrooms, it’s in the same vein as the scp foundation and I would love to see you cover it, just a suggestion
Interesting plain and simple.
Thank you.
The SCP universe, the more I listen and read of it the more scary it gets, by now we are slaves of technology, if the SCP universe remotely has possibility to become reality ( lets hope not ) then who is watching for the watchers, sometimes I feel that the foundation it self is as dangerous as any other GOI they are after.
Nice tale.
Awwwwwwww shit boi I’m ready for this one
Could have sworn we were done with amino rams.
Omg we need MORE TALES FROM AMON-IRAM 😫😩💯💯
Can you do an video on scp-3288 the aristorcats next please! And if so please do the "fit for a king" tale
Yes yes yes yes yes! Amon-Iram!
FOR THE EMPEROR
Don't forget its Talons
"do the chickens have large talons?"
@@thinkinyblinko6666 Haha. Nice work Chip
@@thinkinyblinko6666 if 12x12 = 144
Tuesday scp? HERACY