music list because i have skill issue and can't get chapters to work 00:00 Snowman - MOTHER 3 00:15 Battle Against a Mobile Opponent - Earthbound 00:30 Dialtone - Deltarune Chapter 2 00:52 Ness' Bike - Earthbound 01:12 Cool Mixtape - Deltarune Chapter 2 01:39 The Lost Underworld - Earthbound 01:56 Bazaar [Scaraba] - Earthbound 02:16 Red-Green-Yellow-Yellow - MOTHER 3 02:32 Faint Courage - Deltarune Chapter 2 02:44 A CYBER'S WORLD? - Deltarune Chapter 2 03:33 Battle Against a Weak Opponent - Earthbound 03:53 Battle Against an Unsettling Opponent - Earthbound 04:12 An Ending - Undertale 04:33 Battle Against a Machine - Earthbound 04:57 Get on the Bus - Earthbound 05:10 Spookwave - Undertale 05:34 Apple Kid's Theme - Earthbound 05:50 Name These Children - MOTHER 3 06:37 Attack of the Killer Queen - Deltarune Chapter 2 07:03 Hospital - Earthbound 07:23 Kraken of the Sea - Earthbound 07:38 Smart Race - Deltarune Chapter 2 08:16 Sanctuary Guardian - Earthbound 08:37 The Place - Earthbound 09:00 Dogsong - Undertale 09:10 Winters White - Earthbound 09:40 Monkey's Love Song - MOTHER 3 09:52 THE WORLD REVOLVING - Deltarune Chapter 1 10:22 Giygas' Lair - Earthbound 10:40 Giygas' Intimidation - Earthbound 11:00 Power of -NEO- - Undertale not super happy with how this one turned out, but that could just be self-doubt speaking
I was about to correct you with the first one, but then I realized.. Snowman sounds really similar to the Route 113(The place with all the volcanic soot) music from Pokemon Emerald. Someone even did a mashup of the two songs, but it's not available anymore :( Now I realized, a lot of Mother series music seems to have inspired Pokemon music
I particularly enjoy how every track is somehow related to the image in question, like how 'Snowman' was chosen for the world's smallest snowman and 'A CYBER'S WORLD' was used for the globe maps.
It's science mixed with marketing. Case in point I believe that's made by IBM which have dome some things like a micro logo too around those years, not only putting their name in cute news but also showcasing the precision of their work.
I have to say, the microscope that was used to make "a boy and his atom", was trasladated to Spain by some scientists in a car, dissasembled for storage motives. When a police officer checked the trunk in a ramdom search, the scientists said "it's a nuclear forces microscope" and the guy though it was a nuclear weapon.
It is interesting how some of these images do, in fact, make sense in certain context and don't seem really weird after that. Others just look really bizarre, even with context.
@@Annexialolother dangers include: 1-hitting your toe every time you're near a door frame or a table's and/or a chair's leg 2-having shoes made from lego Which are upside down sewn to your foot 3-slowly experiencing the death of the cosmos, as you start to float in darkness, feeling all the the pain you have felt in your entire life multipled by 100x. And just when you think you might finally receive the sweet release of death, all your wounds heal and the cycle starts over again as you realize that you will never be freed from this "shouldn't have divided by 0" you think to yourself as you accept your fate and admit your guilt
You can also use it to work out how big Godzilla would need to be in order to fly using his atomic puke, like he did during that 70s movie!... Unfortunately he would need to be more than 2,100 meters tall in order to imitate an Aluminum/LOX rocket, using data from the 'atomic rockets' website... The original Godzilla was only 122 meters. :/
@@Ungantor mechagodzilla in godzilla vs kong is 122 meters, no godzilla to my knowledge has ever been exactly 122 meters with the closest being godzilla vs kong godzilla who is 120 meters tall. godzilla in godzilla vs hedorah (the one where he flies) was 50m.
@@Ungantor I don't really get the logic behind that. Godzilla seems to be able to store A LOT more energy than a conventional rocket, so wouldn't him being smaller make it easier to fly?
0:00 I’m just imagining those scientists chilling one day then one of them goes “hey guys what if we make a snowman, but like really small” then proceeding to just do it for shits and giggles
I forgot the term of it but it's of interest for morphology (and old, species classification) to compare how the same structure differs between species like how without comparison you maybe thought that the hand was the small tip and not all the bones that are going down on the wing.
The funny thing is the music (with context of the games and the scenes that they play in) are perfectly selected with each diagram. Another way to visualize this is earthbound boss themes are placed on images that resemble the boss. It's too funny. Nice Vid!
So I understand a few of the less obvious ones without context: 0:15 A demonstration of topology showing how two linked loops attached to a main body can be separated by morphing it without tearing. Why they used a human figure I don’t know, but I imagine it’s for memorability. 0:33 A diagram of your chances of winning Russian Roulette each time you play. Notably, if you lose once you can apparently still play again, you just lose automatically. Which makes sense if you don’t think too hard. 2:45 A human head represented using the mercator projection (used for maps by people who hate maps), showing the crazy warping that happens around the edges when you try to map a sphere onto a square. 3:55 Looks like a German language textbook asking the reader to name each knobbly body part on the gremlin thing. Mildly horrifying. 5:16 Dunno if this counts as not-obvious, but it’s a diagram of how sounds can reach the ears from directions other than directly at the source. 8:22 I believe positive ions are named ‘cat-ions’, and negative ones are named ‘an-ions’, hence anode and cathode. This is a pun for helping with memorisation. 9:57 Again probably obvious, but this is a demonstration of a thing I can’t remember the name of, where if you tuck the mass of a rotating object closer to the centre of rotation, the rotation speeds up because the mass keeps a similar velocity but can complete each rotation without crossing as much distance… Something along those lines. 10:25 If I had to guess, this is a look at learned fears. Baby is taught to be afraid of a specific man, man happens to have a beard, baby is now afraid of men with beards in general - including Santa. Good call baby, Santa’s only an anagram away from the devil. 10:43 This is actually an art diagram. Facial feature tend to be measured in eye-lengths, since so many facial features are ‘about an eye-length’ apart. But this is what it would look like if you put an actual eye whenever you used an eye-length.
9:50 I remember this one, I think. It's about sympathetic neuron activation (probably a better name for it but ICR). The point is that the neurons related to the motor actions of eating a banana are activated in the brain of the monkey observing the other monkey perform the action.
7:21 The society: "Schools prepare you to life" Me, an intellectual: "oh wow look, an selachimorpha specimen just behind you, i think that for your life probabilities now, you should run"
@10:41-.-I guess this is can be counted as an ant to me. This is a diagram showing the ratios of where all of the different parts of the phases are located, in proportion to the eye, which also shows how long the head is in units of the eye. This is to help draw faces.
2:30 that's not a science diagram, that's a curious George book, I think I have it. George basically goes to the doctors and while he's alone gets high.
2:44 I was literally going to comment "It would be funny if it transitioned into another picture at the bass drop," not expecting it to actually happen... BUT IT ACTUALLY DID Lmao you're literally a legend and my favorite now.
@@42Fossy I think it’s supposed to be some meditation of letting go of your physical body, slowly taking away each piece as to free you. But that’s just a hypothesis created from what I’ve seen, I haven’t actually read it.
on this type of situation, i probably would get attack by the shark before even processing a word soo "A" is the least only world i would say at that moment.
i’m fairly certain 10:30 is the little albert experiment (correct me if i’m wrong), they wanted to test classical conditioning and continually frightened and made him cry, it was quite a horrible experiment and sadly the child died when he was six.
@@sem_aki One of the babies named Albert lived to be 87 so you’re right on that front but there was another baby that died from fluids in his brain that he had since birth at six and his name was Douglass.
7:04 Broca aphasia. The patient still understands the meaning of words, but cannot pronounce the sentence well, a sign of the Broca area - associated with the motor cortex which moves the mouth - being damaged. If it was Wernicke aphasia, the patients would be using words unrelated to the injury since damage to the Wernicke area stops one from understanding language, but not pronouncing it. Global aphasia also indicates damage to the Wernicke area, so it is also ruled out. Yes I don't have friends and don't touch grass.
I have no idea why I get these in my recommends, but I also cannot describe how much the music of these games can somehow capture an entire mood with only 2 notes of polyphony
yt added a feature to let you see which parts of a video are most replayed and the single frame of skeleton is exponentially higher than the rest of the video
music list because i have skill issue and can't get chapters to work
00:00 Snowman - MOTHER 3
00:15 Battle Against a Mobile Opponent - Earthbound
00:30 Dialtone - Deltarune Chapter 2
00:52 Ness' Bike - Earthbound
01:12 Cool Mixtape - Deltarune Chapter 2
01:39 The Lost Underworld - Earthbound
01:56 Bazaar [Scaraba] - Earthbound
02:16 Red-Green-Yellow-Yellow - MOTHER 3
02:32 Faint Courage - Deltarune Chapter 2
02:44 A CYBER'S WORLD? - Deltarune Chapter 2
03:33 Battle Against a Weak Opponent - Earthbound
03:53 Battle Against an Unsettling Opponent - Earthbound
04:12 An Ending - Undertale
04:33 Battle Against a Machine - Earthbound
04:57 Get on the Bus - Earthbound
05:10 Spookwave - Undertale
05:34 Apple Kid's Theme - Earthbound
05:50 Name These Children - MOTHER 3
06:37 Attack of the Killer Queen - Deltarune Chapter 2
07:03 Hospital - Earthbound
07:23 Kraken of the Sea - Earthbound
07:38 Smart Race - Deltarune Chapter 2
08:16 Sanctuary Guardian - Earthbound
08:37 The Place - Earthbound
09:00 Dogsong - Undertale
09:10 Winters White - Earthbound
09:40 Monkey's Love Song - MOTHER 3
09:52 THE WORLD REVOLVING - Deltarune Chapter 1
10:22 Giygas' Lair - Earthbound
10:40 Giygas' Intimidation - Earthbound
11:00 Power of -NEO- - Undertale
not super happy with how this one turned out, but that could just be self-doubt speaking
Something is incorrect in dialtone,there's a 0
9:39 MEGALOVANIA - Undertale
I was about to correct you with the first one, but then I realized.. Snowman sounds really similar to the Route 113(The place with all the volcanic soot) music from Pokemon Emerald.
Someone even did a mashup of the two songs, but it's not available anymore :(
Now I realized, a lot of Mother series music seems to have inspired Pokemon music
I particularly enjoy how every track is somehow related to the image in question, like how 'Snowman' was chosen for the world's smallest snowman and 'A CYBER'S WORLD' was used for the globe maps.
Cool Mixtape sounds like something from VVVVV
The fact that the scientists took time out of their day to make a tiny snowman is such a weird thought. It's cute but a weird thing to think about
If you document it, it's called science and experiment, but if you dont, then it's called fooling around.
It's science mixed with marketing. Case in point I believe that's made by IBM which have dome some things like a micro logo too around those years, not only putting their name in cute news but also showcasing the precision of their work.
See: “A Boy and his Atom”
Ya it’s money
I have to say, the microscope that was used to make "a boy and his atom", was trasladated to Spain by some scientists in a car, dissasembled for storage motives. When a police officer checked the trunk in a ramdom search, the scientists said "it's a nuclear forces microscope" and the guy though it was a nuclear weapon.
“is the soil full of sand?”
“yes”
*”S A N D”*
4:13 I love how the question is “see the sadness.”
8:38 I hate that "You are *now* an upright headless torso" implies that your head is now useless and has no use in keeping you alive anymore
I want to know the context of that image so bad
I also hate that there is very clearly blood on their hands..
what have they done.
It is interesting how some of these images do, in fact, make sense in certain context and don't seem really weird after that.
Others just look really bizarre, even with context.
“I don’t agree with you.”
“Maybe one day you’ll be as smart as I am”
@@vbgvbg1133 "no good uh ache and uh uh uh knees and ankles uh home doctor and legs"
“One of the many dangers of dividing by zero.”
@@vbgvbg1133 that image appeared just after i finish reading this comment, guess she's just that smart
@@Annexialolother dangers include:
1-hitting your toe every time you're near a door frame or a table's and/or a chair's leg
2-having shoes made from lego Which are upside down sewn to your foot
3-slowly experiencing the death of the cosmos, as you start to float in darkness, feeling all the the pain you have felt in your entire life multipled by 100x.
And just when you think you might finally receive the sweet release of death, all your wounds heal and the cycle starts over again as you realize that you will never be freed from this "shouldn't have divided by 0" you think to yourself as you accept your fate and admit your guilt
1:47 This image(theory) comes from a really odd archaeological finding of a small dinosaur's bones within a fluid impact crater.
i want to learn more about this and how they found this. how can i find more info?
You can also use it to work out how big Godzilla would need to be in order to fly using his atomic puke, like he did during that 70s movie!... Unfortunately he would need to be more than 2,100 meters tall in order to imitate an Aluminum/LOX rocket, using data from the 'atomic rockets' website... The original Godzilla was only 122 meters. :/
@@Ungantor mechagodzilla in godzilla vs kong is 122 meters, no godzilla to my knowledge has ever been exactly 122 meters with the closest being godzilla vs kong godzilla who is 120 meters tall. godzilla in godzilla vs hedorah (the one where he flies) was 50m.
@@Ungantor I don't really get the logic behind that. Godzilla seems to be able to store A LOT more energy than a conventional rocket, so wouldn't him being smaller make it easier to fly?
I played Earthbound, and I can say that is the lost underworld music. Yes the enemies are dinosaurs.
9:35 I love how easily I can tell this is a friction problem
I was taking physics too long now anytime I see ice I can't help but think no friction
@@creatorzp You don't need to go to college to solve these highschool friction problems..
I was so confused lol like what is this image
5:50 Mother 3 in a nutshell
Also 4:13
5:10 I don't think I've ever seen a better match up between an unrelated image and sound than this
0:00 I’m just imagining those scientists chilling one day then one of them goes “hey guys what if we make a snowman, but like really small” then proceeding to just do it for shits and giggles
I lost it when a banana on a golden ratio appeared with Queen's music busting out of my speakers
Don't cry because the exam is long,
Smile because you studied.
i didnt study
@@A_G_w_R then cry
10:41 - I like how even the text is like "this is a pretty menacing diagram"
Looks like an art guide, trying to make a face with certain proportions using eye widths.
Biblical Accurate Angels: "Do not be afraid, child"
Also, Biblical Accurate Angels: 10:41
10:41 I love how even the diagram knows that it looks sinister.
9:53 love how they need to point it out that it's indeed in fact that he's not a dumbell.
A dumbbell
7:04 me trying to say anything
bro i think you got uh aphas
That’s uh uh probably not uh uh normal uh you should uh see a uh doctor
uh i do not uh understand uh what uh you're saying uh uh uh
3:01 Potion Seller. I am going into battle, and I need ONLY your strongest potions.
You can't handle my potions, traveller
I'm trying to imagine that mean but someone asking for it in a Pokemon world
Ok ehy is everyone talking about potions on this specific image?
10:38 has a terrifying context
I hate that i know the context
I hate that i know the context as well
…What is the context
@@nonsense618 look up the Little Albert Experiment
Holy shit, I legit lost it at 7:50. Best part of the video.
I forgot the term of it but it's of interest for morphology (and old, species classification) to compare how the same structure differs between species like how without comparison you maybe thought that the hand was the small tip and not all the bones that are going down on the wing.
Me too
@@0Clewi0 yeah, I saw one with a turtle and it was so cursed 💀
9:59 ways professor dumbbell shows his disgust as experiment 873 fails to turn him into a actual dumbbell (pictured)
A dumbbell
9:39 "Sorry, buddy. Not without muscles."
Mercator projection looks like hes going into battle, and needs only your strongest potions
In a perfect world maps like these would not exist. *But this is not a perfect world*
The funny thing is the music (with context of the games and the scenes that they play in) are perfectly selected with each diagram. Another way to visualize this is earthbound boss themes are placed on images that resemble the boss. It's too funny. Nice Vid!
2:50 what does a cyber world have to do with this
Get on the bus
@@tf2isagoodgame282 Everything
Image of a banana with cool mixtape was perfect!
8:49
This is from Freeing the Natural Voice, a book about… well, I’m not quite sure what it’s about.
the diagram at 9:04 is from Wikipedia incase anyone was wondering
So I understand a few of the less obvious ones without context:
0:15 A demonstration of topology showing how two linked loops attached to a main body can be separated by morphing it without tearing. Why they used a human figure I don’t know, but I imagine it’s for memorability.
0:33 A diagram of your chances of winning Russian Roulette each time you play. Notably, if you lose once you can apparently still play again, you just lose automatically. Which makes sense if you don’t think too hard.
2:45 A human head represented using the mercator projection (used for maps by people who hate maps), showing the crazy warping that happens around the edges when you try to map a sphere onto a square.
3:55 Looks like a German language textbook asking the reader to name each knobbly body part on the gremlin thing. Mildly horrifying.
5:16 Dunno if this counts as not-obvious, but it’s a diagram of how sounds can reach the ears from directions other than directly at the source.
8:22 I believe positive ions are named ‘cat-ions’, and negative ones are named ‘an-ions’, hence anode and cathode. This is a pun for helping with memorisation.
9:57 Again probably obvious, but this is a demonstration of a thing I can’t remember the name of, where if you tuck the mass of a rotating object closer to the centre of rotation, the rotation speeds up because the mass keeps a similar velocity but can complete each rotation without crossing as much distance… Something along those lines.
10:25 If I had to guess, this is a look at learned fears. Baby is taught to be afraid of a specific man, man happens to have a beard, baby is now afraid of men with beards in general - including Santa. Good call baby, Santa’s only an anagram away from the devil.
10:43 This is actually an art diagram. Facial feature tend to be measured in eye-lengths, since so many facial features are ‘about an eye-length’ apart. But this is what it would look like if you put an actual eye whenever you used an eye-length.
10:25 seems to be Little Albert, a baby who was conditioned to fear fluffy things by association with loud noises
9:57 looks to be a demonstration of inertia and momentum
8:40 probably isn't a real science diagram, but rather from some sort of fictional instructions, taking by "head floats"
@@fulana_de_tal looks like meditation or something to me
Luckily, you won't be thinking too hard after losing Russian Roulette.
11:00 NAH THATS NOT A DIAGRAM THATS A BOSS FIGHT.
WHY DO I HEAR BOSS MUSIC
9:50 I remember this one, I think. It's about sympathetic neuron activation (probably a better name for it but ICR). The point is that the neurons related to the motor actions of eating a banana are activated in the brain of the monkey observing the other monkey perform the action.
Lmao idk why I can't stop laughing at this
7:21
The society: "Schools prepare you to life"
Me, an intellectual: "oh wow look, an selachimorpha specimen just behind you, i think that for your life probabilities now, you should run"
@10:41-.-I guess this is can be counted as an ant to me. This is a diagram showing the ratios of where all of the different parts of the phases are located, in proportion to the eye, which also shows how long the head is in units of the eye. This is to help draw faces.
2:30 that's not a science diagram, that's a curious George book, I think I have it. George basically goes to the doctors and while he's alone gets high.
Agree, also it might be fanmade too!
8:19 haha coz they are pawsitive
2:44 I was literally going to comment "It would be funny if it transitioned into another picture at the bass drop," not expecting it to actually happen...
BUT IT ACTUALLY DID Lmao you're literally a legend and my favorite now.
8:38 this one is genuinely really horrifying for so many reasons
The book is called Freeing the Natural Voice! There’s a pdf file of it but that’s a http so I ain’t touching that.
What the frickkk
*y o u a r e n o w a n u p r i g h t h e a d l e s s t o r s o.*
@@stuffedbrains Can you explain that diagram at all?
@@42Fossy I think it’s supposed to be some meditation of letting go of your physical body, slowly taking away each piece as to free you. But that’s just a hypothesis created from what I’ve seen, I haven’t actually read it.
8:39 - ... What an unnecessarily nightmarish diagram.
3:17 "I am here, your lord, your god, Jagos"
9:47 unattended newborns when they see drain cleaner
3:35 bro really said: uhh ah hi oooh
The main thing I got from this is that Johnny Bravo is a Merkator projection.
2:24 george be trippin hard
2:53 you did the right, A cyber's world? Is one of the best tracks in the game
8:39 thank sience Book for nightmare fuel
It’s called Freeing the Natural Voice!
7:21 so the real one was ""Wow! Big fish!"" instead of ""a""?
ª
Goofy ahh icon
on this type of situation, i probably would get attack by the shark before even processing a word soo "A" is the least only world i would say at that moment.
I think there were multiple versions
Smol shark girl
3:42 just look at that dude's face
He look like he is enjoying it
"Ah noooo, mah tendons... I need those..."
He looks british
M8 lookin' like perfect face squidward
bite
8:33 - You did not just cut it off.
I was just waiting for thiat part :(
I’m glad I’m not the only one who was upset by my favorite part being cut off
it’s the “what” meme?
The crab at 2:32 actually made me a bit sad, even though it doesn't have the same emotions as us
The banana image was perfectly timed
Guy who got bit at 3:34 be like: Ugh, who put you on the planet?!
"Dumbbell"
"Dumbbell"
"Professor (not a dumbbell)"
2:16 That’s not a science diagram. That’s an illustration from “Curious George gets a Job”, a book which I actually have in my possession!
Con you try to explain the 2:16 image?
@@The_Fridge_Guardian nothing much to explain. He finds a thing of ether and sniffs it. He ends up in the hospital.
That’s crazy
@@John_OrangeFish lol, funny that you comment this right when I start getting back into cursed science diagrams with music
I remember reading that thing as a kid, nostalgia
9:39
Sorry, buddy. Not without muscles.
"Is the soil full of sand?" Yes> "SAND" almost feels like something that would belong in xkcd
9:10 this hit me in the face with memories of Blamo
The Virgin Globus vs The Chad Merkator-Projektion
2:45 should’ve been some kind of shop music, he looks like he’s about to buy some potions
i dont know how you manage to find every single perfect little song for these images, but damn does it fit well
1:12 wow, that get's brutal. 90 is probably going to send me into a temporary existential crisis.
9:39
Is that sans Deltarune from smash?
They really add him in undertale as secret boss?
*Small design may be big fun, but it has its limits*
S C I E N C E
8:37 science diagrams that are also threats
8:38 kind sir that is not a shitpost that is a horror illustration
genuinely scary
guy at 3:01 looks like he requires the strongest potions.
The cybers world map projections were hilarious
5:49 has got to be the most fitting, because if there's any piece of music that could make me cry, it's this one.
Oh no the poor crab! I feel so bad for it. Look into it's eyes, it knows. Legit close to tears, I'm not even joking :(
1:23 wondering if that one is accurate.
only one way to find out
ITS TIME TO FIND IT OUT
AW YEAH ROAD TRIP EVERYONE
Seat belts everyone!
@@simplylawfull1778 Please let this be a normal field trip-
0:37 THE W L RATIO
😲
1:6 ain’t no way
2:16 george literally huffed that shit that Raul Duke was warning himself about in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
It makes me so happy that you managed to make the diagrams fit so well with the music, I mainly noticed this with the EarthBound tracks.
I appreciate the level of nuance and inside jokes that goes into these.
i love how the queen music has a car one and a banana one
7:04 broca's/non-fluent aphasia
3:04
''In a perfect world, men like me would not exist - but this is not a perfect world.''
i’m fairly certain 10:30 is the little albert experiment (correct me if i’m wrong), they wanted to test classical conditioning and continually frightened and made him cry, it was quite a horrible experiment and sadly the child died when he was six.
So we're looking at the picture of a dead child
@@Blue-hx8qu yes, i also looked it up and this is definitely a picture from the study.
Pretty sure he died in 2007 at 87 years old
@@sem_aki that’s not what i read, but i didn’t delve too deep.
@@sem_aki One of the babies named Albert lived to be 87 so you’re right on that front but there was another baby that died from fluids in his brain that he had since birth at six and his name was Douglass.
7:04 Broca aphasia. The patient still understands the meaning of words, but cannot pronounce the sentence well, a sign of the Broca area - associated with the motor cortex which moves the mouth - being damaged. If it was Wernicke aphasia, the patients would be using words unrelated to the injury since damage to the Wernicke area stops one from understanding language, but not pronouncing it. Global aphasia also indicates damage to the Wernicke area, so it is also ruled out.
Yes I don't have friends and don't touch grass.
3:01 *hello potion seller, I’m going into battle and I need your strongest potion*
SAND
I have no idea why I get these in my recommends, but I also cannot describe how much the music of these games can somehow capture an entire mood with only 2 notes of polyphony
2:45 a potion seller.
Am i the only one who has terrifying memories related to earthbound?
8:40 I'm gonna call you Headless Harold
7:38 had me laughing
7:50 had me laughing harder.
yt added a feature to let you see which parts of a video are most replayed
and the single frame of skeleton is exponentially higher than the rest of the video
epic
that first one is so adorable
2:33 sad crab
Omori Ost is perfect for this kind of video!
oooooh yes absolutely!!!! would love to see that!!
10:30 I think that's one of those experiments that went wrong.
The part with the vomiting dinosaur was such a missed opportunity
Globus actually looks kind of friendly, if you ask me.
Bro of course you use the world revolving for the professor with dumbbells
A dumbbell
That last one caught me off-guard, but it felt right to feel that way. I guess I should've seen something like that coming considering the music.
i think some of these are even funnier knowing what they're trying to convey
1:12 honestly that's something the queen would do
Wow big fish killed me
2:44 this is probably german, this shows that the mercator projection does to a map of the world
Mercator's projection is basically GigaChad among all projections.
1:34 Ah yes Tusk Act 3
You were faithful to your promise, and I mine!