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Thx for showing us stuff like that, watching animatronics being made shown and like in action......and idk why but stuff like that makes me feel ......good? Idk how to say it it just does
Im an australian and I'm 14 and wen I was 8 i saw the old bunyip anamatronic I think it was the old one but I still remeber it today 😂 I dint have the phobia but I find it cool
@@Infectedwithrabies it's because the mechanics are in a mesh box that is hard to access, as well as the fact that the Bunyip is not anchored down. You could get a foot stuck or an arm even. Oh, and also the oil
Have you seen _Frog Dreaming_ (1986)? In the US it was released as _The Quest._ If abandoned machines languishing in deep, murky waters gives you an anxiety attack, _Frog Dreaming_ might just stop your heart.
The thought of just swimming in a lake, and your feet touch hard metal. Then you look down and see a old bunyip animatronic... NOPE NOPE NOOOOPE!!!!!!!!
Imagine you go swimming to the middle of a lake and you look down in the crystal clear water and see an abandoned theme park flooded below you, and your feet are actually touching animatronics at the very top of the roller-coaster because the water is so deep, and you start seeing more of the rides and animatronics further down into the dark water, and it's all just deteriorated character faces and animatronic whales and giant squids broken free from the bottom and floating around under your legs
I think it's also more creepy and scary for people to see robots/animatronics in water because to us that doesn't feel natural. I know, robots themselves are not natural. But animatronics in water, specifically submerged, doesn't feel right. All the wires, and the electrical parts, it shouldn't be able to happen. Shouldn't be abld to be in water and still work...I don't know 😄😁😁
I personally find the Loch Ness monster to be the scariest for the fact that it was on the middle of a huge loch and they gave it the perfect organic look. Being underwater in there with it would feel like actual death
I saw a picture of a fin once that I'm pretty sure was from that animatronic. It gave me an eternal fear of being in murky water and encountering something like that freakish plesiosaur and it biting my head off.
People were outraged by the Monstro design because it would scare kids. If I recall correctly, they had to tone down the smell because you could smell it throughout the rest of the forest.
My parents took me to see the Murray Bridge Bunyip when I was about 4-5 years old, without warning me there was something in the water. This was before the cutesy revamp, when it looked like a decomposing mess, howling as it crawled out of the water. That thing is terrifying, and has haunted me for decades.
I appreciate how you gave us the backstory for each animatronic instead of just editing together a slideshow with creepy music like many other channels are doing with their submechanophobia videos right now.
The lochness monster one is a lot less scary since it’s a practically a whole robot with no exposed parts or machinery. I think a big part of the fear of falling into animatronic infested waters is the rails and gears hidden underwater that will tear you to shreds while looking at the monstrosity on top of it.
Yes that is half the reason why I have submechanophobia but the thing is if you did not see the documentary you would probably think your life was over and if there are no rails or anything to tell it where to go imagine is just doesn’t stop swimming at you 😭
I have a DEATHLY fear of Crocodiles/Alligators. I had to skip ahead for the Lake Placid sequence cause I felt like vomiting from sheer terror. spooky stuff
7:34, imagine working for the big banana as a scuba diver or something, and you are sent into the billabong to see if there is anything salvageable, surrounded in cold, muddy water, before coming to where the mechanism once was, and finding that it had worn away and fallen over. You swim through the muddy water to see if you can find anything, before spotting an outline of something through the murky water, you swim closer and come across its head, attacked to the ruined raising and lowering mechanism, with its face ruined and full of holes, I COULD NOT do that
I wanna point out an animatronic ya'll may not cover that gave me nightmares... Rainforest Cafe is known for its lush false plants, hanging vines, talking trees, slithering snakes and majestic, tail-twitching leopards as well as a whole host of other animals and life from the rainforests around the world. Well... I had a bad experience with one. After a bad hurricane hit Galveston, Texas around 2008, we went there and decided to eat at their Rainforest because Rainforest is my favorite restaurant and I begged hard. I didn't know what I was in for. Out front, they have a massive molten rock themed pond where they always had a decently cute crocodile animatronic. When I didn't see the croc, I was dumb enough to give myself nightmare fuel by looking into the deep, dark pond and look at the half-destroyed animatronic. I had a hard time sleeping that night.
imagine paying 20 cents for the bunyip to roar and being startled from it, therefore jumping back into water. then you feel something grab you. that is my worst fear
This is a fear that I’ve had for ages, I always thought it was this obscure irrational fear but now I’m low key happy that others are saying they also have this fear and that it actually has a name akcjjajxjjajdk
I remember when the monster fish in the efteling first opened, it had a fish smell... and it smelled bad, I’m happy they’re not using that smell anymore
I always tried to explain this fobia to people but no one ever understood. I really hate the idea of lifeless rotting dirty statues etc sitting in water, or mixing water + mechanic huge robots moving around in water and possibly falling in the water with them. Idk why but these make me so uncomfortable
I have this weird thing where I’m so interested in my fears😂😂 I have a fear of sharks but I’m so fascinated about them and I always watch videos about them and it’s the same for anything underwater 😂
I don't know, the thought that I could fall into the water where they are makes me feel sick, because it would take time to react and I would drown becouse i would freak out. The thought that it could touch something that has been underwater for a long time is disgusting to me, but idk, its so interesting
i went to efteling october last year and i absolutely loved it so much. anyone who is thinking of going, you certainly should. the music, rides the appearance/theme of the place is just so incredible and the rides are great
Pretty sure that Jaws actually caused my submechanophobia. I watched the movie when I was around 6, and it really scared me to the point where I wouldnt go in the deep end of a pool. Then my dad decided the best way to help me get over my fear was to take me on the Jaws ride while we vacationed at Universal studios, and not tell me what it was. What he didnt know was that I got seated right where the shark came up. While I'm not really scared of sharks any more and I actually have a great deal of respect for them, I REFUSE to go into water where I cant see or touch the bottom.
I have never even watched jaws but I would be so scared to swim over the deep end of a pool during swimming lessons just because I was afraid there would be a shark lmao.
Same well kind of I never been on the Jaws ride and I never will since it doesn't exist anymore sadly and I told myself I would never go on that ride because respect sharks but I don't like them like I have a deep fear of them and I refuse to go in the water in the deep end until a couple years ago and at my my friend's mom if there was sharks at the bottom and she said no at first she said yes to like pull a prank on me but there wasn't
I already have Automatonophobia and now I have discovered Submechanophobia also dwells within me. However my fear mostly focuses on the ones that are deteriorating and still by some miracle have the ability to still function. Just the thought of how distorted they might sound and how unnatural they move gives me horrible anxiety. 😰
Aw man, seeing this makes me feel depressed that Disney didn’t do that live action “Pinocchio” remake. Because that would’ve exactly been the inspiration for the leviathan from the movie.
Imagine this as a hypothetical you're fixing a robot it's under the sea it happens to be quite creepy since most people do them at night to get rid of Taurus you are at night alone since most part don't care about safety your leg gets stuck on something and you are face to face with the animatronic luckily you're not going to run out of oxygen for a while so it could be like 6 hours until they find you staring directly at the creepy animatronic submerged you're free your foot after two or three hours of looking at that monster you swim around it leg get stuck again the animatronic wakes up and starts doing its thing Shaking All Around and dancing and such you're stuck there for another 2 hours as that thing boggles its head up and down turning its head to look at you with the bright luminescent eyes now at night you try to free your foot because you were terrified you instantly swim out as your foot gets on lodged and the animatronic is just sitting there now it's stuck but it's staring at you I'm submerged but just the head.. I would have God damn died having to work on one of those monstrosities and that hypothetical situation I would have quit my job even if I saved last my money for my kids I would have quit that job in a heartbeat and that's why I'm on a street now
Someone fell into a place with A Jaws Animatronic. The Jaws Animatronic rushed towards the person as soon as he fell in. Everyone thought it was apart of the show, so they all clapped and cheered. The person was in the water for 2 hours.
This is what I’ll say:MAAM JUST BECAUSE YOU LOST YOUR EXPENCIVE GLASSES IN THE BUNYIP CAGE AINT MEAN IM GETTING IT BACK HERE ARE THE KEYS TO THE DOOR IN IM QUITTING GET IT YOUR SELF
I actually think growing up with the titanic photos and tours of the wreak may be how my phobia started!:) I knew I had it when I saw pictures of the wreck of the USS Arizona. Just chilling there, under the water, deteriorating. With human remains inside. If I fell in I would rather immediately die of a heart attack than deal with the horror.
The Loch Ness documentary is a British show, I don’t know if this is correct because, well, I’m British, but I don’t think that some British shows are accessible to Americans as they are on British television programmes (I.e. the BBC), though, I could be wrong.
I have a deeeep fear of falling onto water with animatronics or any like moving manmade object and having it like catch on my pants or something and i drown because I cant swim away. That and the fear that since I cant see it I dont know what will happen. Like what if I get pulled into the machine and crushed while drowning.
My parents took us snorkeling on a cruise and I started crying and was so scared because of the ruined boats and stuff submerged in the water. Years later I now learn that I have submechanophobia 😔✌️
The Billabong Bunyip is everything that makes my skin crawl. A animatronic in murky water where I can't see where it is. And if I was under water and was staring at it face to face. I would panic
Brain: Oh No. Me: Let me guess...Fast Pass just uploaded their part two of the Submechanophobia video? Brain: Yup. Me: And it's going to trigger my fear? Brain: Most likely.... Me:........Bring it on.
this fear probably stems from an instinctual fear of dangerous animals that would hide in the water and jump out to attack our ancestors when they got too close, like crocodiles and hippos. It might also be influenced by the fear of the unknown, the fear of and disgust against decaying bodies, and the fear of being electrocuted
Thankyou so much for having he Bunyip on the list! It was one of my favourite parts of the tram ride (with the massive plants that "ate" people). I was lucky to see the bunyip in action as well as the coloured changes over the years. There were audio cues where it would growl and roar, the eyes opened as did the mouth when it surfaced. The tour guide that was played over the speakers was amazing and helped sell it as a real creature when you are a kid. Even when I was older on one of my last trips to the Big Banana, it still gave that sense of wonder. Even if they didn't have it come back in the billabong, they could have had it as a photo opportunity dry land prop or something, who knows... maybe it could come back one day.
I don't have Submechanophobia, but for some reason, that sharp toothed Loch Ness Monster image of its head being close to the camera REALLY gives me the collywobbles. I think it's the realism of the animal like, uncaring eyes and the idea of good ol Nessie having meat rending teeth is what does it.
Imagine getting swelled accidentally by that animatronic shark. Then it just sinks you down, and down, and down, and down to the deepest parts of that sea.
Hey guys. So glad you guys love the Efteling so much. As a big fan and a native Dutch person, it is such an honor to have seen you guys visit my country and even enjoy our biggest theme park and my favorite place. I used to visit it as a kid but now as an adult I get to watch others visit it and enjoy it just like I used too and still do.
I'd be terrified if I found my self in the same water as Bruce the shark- Haha lol ik no one cares but I'm so surprised im only 40 minutes late, my notifications never work lol.
Tbh worn out animatronics are what give me submechanophobia. Like, as long as I don't see the mechs of an animatronic in water, or an abandoned one, I'd be fine
The 3 B's have the ability to make me uncomfortable. But let's appreciate how good and informative this videos are. Keep the work good, but you always do it.
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If you do another one could you mention the sea monster from I corsari
Thx for showing us stuff like that, watching animatronics being made shown and like in action......and idk why but stuff like that makes me feel ......good? Idk how to say it it just does
That is definitely a fear I had I just didn’t know it was a thing XD
The bunyip is just... NOT OK!
@Wyatt Murray too cartoony to be scary
I don't know which is better. the fact that people have discovered what submechanophobia is or that people now know what a bunyip is.
I had no idea what a billabong was, despite having had clothing from a company by that name.
Both
Im an australian and I'm 14 and wen I was 8 i saw the old bunyip anamatronic I think it was the old one but I still remeber it today 😂 I dint have the phobia but I find it cool
Vg_astxro how did you manage to watch that thing? It looked like it was rotting even when it was properly working
@@SquishiestSquidy to be honest mate it was creepy 😂 as I said I was 8 and am 14 now still remeber it, it's terrefying 😂
Imagine a survival horror game where your job is to repair these things underwater. Gross.
Okay wait someone make this a thing rn that would be so dope lol
No way!!!!
A this would be awesome
Even better: The final level is Bertha and her baby, and the whole game is in VR.
Stop giving them idea lol
Someone has most likely been in the water with that oily Bunyip to clean it and that makes me shiver
For safety purposes thankfully it is taken out of the chamber.
Crazy that I live so close to Coffs Harbour but have never heard of it gives me shivers
I saw the big banana once I think on a road trip.
Toonimations Studios for the oil or.......
Cause it’s big hands can drown you?
@@Infectedwithrabies it's because the mechanics are in a mesh box that is hard to access, as well as the fact that the Bunyip is not anchored down. You could get a foot stuck or an arm even. Oh, and also the oil
My fear is the ones left alone in the water decaying, thinking about being in the water with them almost gives me an anxiety attack!
Facts especially the one that got covered in oil
Have you seen _Frog Dreaming_ (1986)? In the US it was released as _The Quest._ If abandoned machines languishing in deep, murky waters gives you an anxiety attack, _Frog Dreaming_ might just stop your heart.
Seeing robot on land: calm
Seeing robot touching water: P A N I C
Seeing robot move out of place: *P A N I C*
Kalm.
Panik
Sees it malfuction: P A N I K
roBOTS CANT SWIM RUNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN
P A N I K
The thought of just swimming in a lake, and your feet touch hard metal. Then you look down and see a old bunyip animatronic... NOPE NOPE NOOOOPE!!!!!!!!
Plz don’t-no- I can’t-
Imagine you go swimming to the middle of a lake and you look down in the crystal clear water and see an abandoned theme park flooded below you, and your feet are actually touching animatronics at the very top of the roller-coaster because the water is so deep, and you start seeing more of the rides and animatronics further down into the dark water, and it's all just deteriorated character faces and animatronic whales and giant squids broken free from the bottom and floating around under your legs
@@GlennDavey eeeeeeee-
And then the bunyip asks if you want some Pepsi
@@jalenaa6895 i want sprite bestie
Animatronics in clear water are kinda creepy. In dark water, though? Nightmarish.
Bobby Peru *_N i g h t m a r e F u e l_*
Dark water is fine
Scratch that, ITS TERRIFYING
I think it's also more creepy and scary for people to see robots/animatronics in water because to us that doesn't feel natural. I know, robots themselves are not natural. But animatronics in water, specifically submerged, doesn't feel right. All the wires, and the electrical parts, it shouldn't be able to happen. Shouldn't be abld to be in water and still work...I don't know 😄😁😁
@Greta Wilson Jesus Christ no!
You have given me an Idea friend
I personally find the Loch Ness monster to be the scariest for the fact that it was on the middle of a huge loch and they gave it the perfect organic look. Being underwater in there with it would feel like actual death
I saw a picture of a fin once that I'm pretty sure was from that animatronic. It gave me an eternal fear of being in murky water and encountering something like that freakish plesiosaur and it biting my head off.
agreed, i just found out that i have submechanophobia becouse of this mf
What if while the divers were down in the loch Ness controlling the Loch Ness monster animatronic they actually saw the Real loch Ness monster?
People were outraged by the Monstro design because it would scare kids. If I recall correctly, they had to tone down the smell because you could smell it throughout the rest of the forest.
Yea true
It stank very bad
That monstro is pretty terrifying to look at especially having Pinocchio begging for help
I mean- that little blonde girl seemed to like it
What does this smell like? Lol
If I ever happened to fall into a deep body of water, only to open my eyes and see one of these things, I would cease.
can’t wait to see some of these “perfect condition” animatronics become my nightmare fuel in half a decade
Imagine the Navi at animal kingdom 😵
Grace Fusco bro im scared to see that day 😨
They already are
You know what would be nightmare fuel pfffff just go to chucky cheese after 2 years
@@kristenswensen5969 poor mouse! What was the name of the mouse again?
Edit: it’s chuck e cheese
My parents took me to see the Murray Bridge Bunyip when I was about 4-5 years old, without warning me there was something in the water. This was before the cutesy revamp, when it looked like a decomposing mess, howling as it crawled out of the water. That thing is terrifying, and has haunted me for decades.
Oh man, that must've been horrifying!
I appreciate how you gave us the backstory for each animatronic instead of just editing together a slideshow with creepy music like many other channels are doing with their submechanophobia videos right now.
Ikr
How many channels are doing this??
It’s called getting meme’d
Those are meme videos. Completely different type
The lochness monster one is a lot less scary since it’s a practically a whole robot with no exposed parts or machinery. I think a big part of the fear of falling into animatronic infested waters is the rails and gears hidden underwater that will tear you to shreds while looking at the monstrosity on top of it.
no, that shit is the scariest one in my opinion, idk why but i can't look at these dead eyes for more then 2 seconds
Yes that is half the reason why I have submechanophobia but the thing is if you did not see the documentary you would probably think your life was over and if there are no rails or anything to tell it where to go imagine is just doesn’t stop swimming at you 😭
I have a DEATHLY fear of Crocodiles/Alligators. I had to skip ahead for the Lake Placid sequence cause I felt like vomiting from sheer terror. spooky stuff
I’m scared of them, too but I’m so fascinated with them that I can’t look away 😂
I’m super scared of sharks or these huge squids-
The Lake Placid croc animatronic is so cool though
I can’t even skip.
I think TH-cam broke =w=
Ok ok, hear me out. Baby bunyip is now the new Bert, that's why the baby is gone, because just a few years ago he WAS the baby
I thought of that, too!
Or maybe the “baby” was just peeled skin FROM Bert.
imagine if you fall in the water with any of those animatronics mentioned-
Happened on the jaws ride
Ohhh god imma die at the thought
My soul would just say *adios bitches*
Tara really? Omg
Uh oh How unfortanute uh oh how unfortunate (dee dee is an animatronic)
Lucy the Loch Ness Monster is so beautiful! It's amazing to see dinosaurs recreated!
She is isnt she
she made me shit my pants so hard that my ass hurts, i hate plesiosaurus underwater
Fun drinking game: take a shot of vodka every time he says "nightmare".
This was edited so every reply is hating an 8 year old for no reason
Itz Ninja Books HD its a joke chill lmao
@@legoff4024 bruh go watch cement dry
Chill wow such an insult
@Rebecca Millad is that an insault or a defense comment
4:21 Imagine putting that underwater and seeing the real loch ness monster.
Kill me all ready
OMG I JUST REALIZED THAT BRUCE IN FINDING NEMO WAS PROBABLY NAMED AFTER THE JAWS ANIMATRONIC!!!
Woah I never thought of that
I thought that was obvious LOL
Stevens lawyer
Yea it is, Steven Spielberg's lawyer
Honestly I can't imagine a shark not named Bruce. You're right!
I find these animatronics interesting more than horrifying, especially after understanding how they operate.
If I ever fall into water with one of those animatronics I will let god take me
Because you are week(this is a joke)
God it’s time to take me
@@justarandomcatmanwithaphon2871 weak*
So you would rather die than swim in water with a non working robot? Are you being treated for your brain damage
@@salvagemonster3612 correct and no I’m not brain damaged that shit spooky asf fym
7:34, imagine working for the big banana as a scuba diver or something, and you are sent into the billabong to see if there is anything salvageable, surrounded in cold, muddy water, before coming to where the mechanism once was, and finding that it had worn away and fallen over. You swim through the muddy water to see if you can find anything, before spotting an outline of something through the murky water, you swim closer and come across its head, attacked to the ruined raising and lowering mechanism, with its face ruined and full of holes, I COULD NOT do that
Could you guys imagine if Lucy was missing and they picked up the real lock ness monster 😂
someone should make a movie of this idea lol
😂 indeed.
lol
Yeah
My soul would leave my body leaving me paralysed leaving me drowning in the water seeing these animatronics UNDERWATER IN THE DARK
Lucy is so cool! And thank you so much for the shout out!
Came here from your video!! Thanks to the both of you for introducing me to my newest fear haha!!
Hi
I love your channel
woah
I actually came here from your channel.
The underwater shot of Nessi head scares the crap out of me! 😱
Dark water, Loch Ness and the monster, that's way to much, sooo scary!
I hate almost anything that is partly or completely submerged in water. It’s so weird but it’s so creepy
Emma Peyton I honestly don’t know what I would do
@@abi_8765 Well just swim out lol, its not gonna bite your toes
Everyone else at the pool:
I wanna point out an animatronic ya'll may not cover that gave me nightmares... Rainforest Cafe is known for its lush false plants, hanging vines, talking trees, slithering snakes and majestic, tail-twitching leopards as well as a whole host of other animals and life from the rainforests around the world. Well... I had a bad experience with one. After a bad hurricane hit Galveston, Texas around 2008, we went there and decided to eat at their Rainforest because Rainforest is my favorite restaurant and I begged hard. I didn't know what I was in for. Out front, they have a massive molten rock themed pond where they always had a decently cute crocodile animatronic. When I didn't see the croc, I was dumb enough to give myself nightmare fuel by looking into the deep, dark pond and look at the half-destroyed animatronic. I had a hard time sleeping that night.
Yeh. It has to look RIGHT or gtfo the water
this _love hate relationship_ literally describes me - I click to go *omg so cool* yet to be *freaked out*
imagine paying 20 cents for the bunyip to roar and being startled from it, therefore jumping back into water. then you feel something grab you. that is my worst fear
This is a fear that I’ve had for ages, I always thought it was this obscure irrational fear but now I’m low key happy that others are saying they also have this fear and that it actually has a name akcjjajxjjajdk
Exactly!! I don't know what it is just freaks me out!!!
Me a few weeks ago 😂
Me too! My mom and brother don’t have this and thought I was weird when I told them about this!
Nice steven pfp
U like my pfp?
dude me too!!
I remember when the monster fish in the efteling first opened, it had a fish smell... and it smelled bad, I’m happy they’re not using that smell anymore
I always tried to explain this fobia to people but no one ever understood. I really hate the idea of lifeless rotting dirty statues etc sitting in water, or mixing water + mechanic huge robots moving around in water and possibly falling in the water with them. Idk why but these make me so uncomfortable
I know! People that didn't understand it would just said:"ehy are ya scared? It's not even real!" I meant,they can't understand our pain.
@@kannanimeindonesia3928 T h a t ‘ s. W h a t S u b m e c h a n o p h o b i a. I s
imagine being a huge scary shark and being named after some dude's lawyer
am i the only one that doesn’t have the fear i’m just sO interested but it? like it’s almost my aesthetic lmao
I have this weird thing where I’m so interested in my fears😂😂 I have a fear of sharks but I’m so fascinated about them and I always watch videos about them and it’s the same for anything underwater 😂
this is deadass my aesthetic i love them esp original bunyip
Not fearing these. Fascinating animatronics though as you said
I feel like I should be scared of this, so I like watching these videos and thinking "oh yeah I kind of get why people find this so spooky"
I don't know, the thought that I could fall into the water where they are makes me feel sick, because it would take time to react and I would drown becouse i would freak out. The thought that it could touch something that has been underwater for a long time is disgusting to me, but idk, its so interesting
i went to efteling october last year and i absolutely loved it so much. anyone who is thinking of going, you certainly should. the music, rides the appearance/theme of the place is just so incredible and the rides are great
Bert the Bunyip covered with oil -
Most people: "Ew."
Marvel Comics fans: "The Venom Symbiote got Bert! Somebody call Spider-Man, quick!"
Absolute cringe
And then he grows a pair of Symbiote legs and starts terrorizing people.
@@tendutam And squeezes out from his little cage-thing to terrorize the good people of Australia! Who can save them?!
Lol I’m a marvel comic fan
Beanhat no u
I can imagine ol dragon bunyip crawling out of his watery monorail prison shouting "I live!"
WHYYYY HAHAHA XD
Lol
Pretty sure that Jaws actually caused my submechanophobia. I watched the movie when I was around 6, and it really scared me to the point where I wouldnt go in the deep end of a pool. Then my dad decided the best way to help me get over my fear was to take me on the Jaws ride while we vacationed at Universal studios, and not tell me what it was. What he didnt know was that I got seated right where the shark came up. While I'm not really scared of sharks any more and I actually have a great deal of respect for them, I REFUSE to go into water where I cant see or touch the bottom.
My dad did the same thing to me and I definitely have lasting trauma from it lmao
I have never even watched jaws but I would be so scared to swim over the deep end of a pool during swimming lessons just because I was afraid there would be a shark lmao.
jaws is a crap cgi film tho
@@spencerthegarfieldfanboy Yeah, but the animatronic in the first movie was scary as hell
Same well kind of I never been on the Jaws ride and I never will since it doesn't exist anymore sadly and I told myself I would never go on that ride because respect sharks but I don't like them like I have a deep fear of them and I refuse to go in the water in the deep end until a couple years ago and at my my friend's mom if there was sharks at the bottom and she said no at first she said yes to like pull a prank on me but there wasn't
Me: Hey, I’m not afraid of the loch ness Monster, I’ll be fine
Also me:
*_thanks for the phobia I never knew I had_*
Freddy Fazbear: I've given people more nightmares than any other animatronic!
Bert: Hold my beer.
Bert: *Bet*
Nightmare: *ok.*
Nightmare: *Excuse me Freddy but.... Im literally a nightmare animatronic*
Twisted animatronics: *now this looks like a job for me*
Bonnie: Bich, I gave our creator nightmares.
I already have Automatonophobia and now I have discovered Submechanophobia also dwells within me. However my fear mostly focuses on the ones that are deteriorating and still by some miracle have the ability to still function. Just the thought of how distorted they might sound and how unnatural they move gives me horrible anxiety. 😰
Same
Aw man, seeing this makes me feel depressed that Disney didn’t do that live action “Pinocchio” remake. Because that would’ve exactly been the inspiration for the leviathan from the movie.
I’m pretty sure their still planning a Pinocchio remake.
Oh I honestly am •A•F•R•A•I•D• of all animatronics I would pass out if I was facing one or touching one underwater.
Me too🥲
Imagine this as a hypothetical you're fixing a robot it's under the sea it happens to be quite creepy since most people do them at night to get rid of Taurus you are at night alone since most part don't care about safety your leg gets stuck on something and you are face to face with the animatronic luckily you're not going to run out of oxygen for a while so it could be like 6 hours until they find you staring directly at the creepy animatronic submerged you're free your foot after two or three hours of looking at that monster you swim around it leg get stuck again the animatronic wakes up and starts doing its thing Shaking All Around and dancing and such you're stuck there for another 2 hours as that thing boggles its head up and down turning its head to look at you with the bright luminescent eyes now at night you try to free your foot because you were terrified you instantly swim out as your foot gets on lodged and the animatronic is just sitting there now it's stuck but it's staring at you I'm submerged but just the head.. I would have God damn died having to work on one of those monstrosities and that hypothetical situation I would have quit my job even if I saved last my money for my kids I would have quit that job in a heartbeat and that's why I'm on a street now
I can’t imagine being in water with these things. I’d scream if I happen to fall in the Jungle Cruise.
Someone fell into a place with A Jaws Animatronic. The Jaws Animatronic rushed towards the person as soon as he fell in. Everyone thought it was apart of the show, so they all clapped and cheered. The person was in the water for 2 hours.
My god-
@@dirbthebird 2 hours?
@@dirbthebird Someone helped him up before the shark could get him
Imagine working at the park and someone dropped something in there and you have to get it for them
NOPE IM QUITTING
This is what I’ll say:MAAM JUST BECAUSE YOU LOST YOUR EXPENCIVE GLASSES IN THE BUNYIP CAGE AINT MEAN IM GETTING IT BACK HERE ARE THE KEYS TO THE DOOR IN IM QUITTING GET IT YOUR SELF
I don’t have submechanaphobia but still creepy
Random Human ?????
Until recently, I thought I was almost the only person with this fear... Thank you so much for showing me that I am not alone, FastPass Facts! :)
I can’t stop watching these even though they scare me so much
same
My same experience with The Purge sirens
Facts.
Just like everybody same
Mackenzie Binns same
Anyone else just hate everything in the moment when you see the man under the crocodile at 8:43
I named my great white shark in my Animal Crossing museum "Bruce" after the animatronic!
I don't have one:(
Cool! May i know your island's name?
I wanted to pay a visit(≧▽≦)
Is that a mlp profile pic
Bruce jaws : ah my children, u still have lots to learn
The others: nah we good
Don’t give a person with Submechaniphobia a picture of the Titanic because they might get a heart attack
That’s exactly how I learned I had it. Seeing a picture of the Titanic made me feel so uneasy and terrified.
I'm terrified of the ocean. Literally watching videos about it makes me feel sick from fear. Its terrifying
So thats why i was scared i was learning about it
That’s so true! Seeing only the titanic and the dark water surrounding it is TERRIFYING AS HELL!
I actually think growing up with the titanic photos and tours of the wreak may be how my phobia started!:) I knew I had it when I saw pictures of the wreck of the USS Arizona. Just chilling there, under the water, deteriorating. With human remains inside. If I fell in I would rather immediately die of a heart attack than deal with the horror.
In the first 28 seconds of this video I kinda noticed my voice..... good job, Fastpass Facts! I like being acknowledged! Now deposit the coins.
The Loch Ness documentary is a British show, I don’t know if this is correct because, well, I’m British, but I don’t think that some British shows are accessible to Americans as they are on British television programmes (I.e. the BBC), though, I could be wrong.
I live in America and we got BBC, but I think that’s all we got when it comes to British tv
In Mexico we have some BBC shows in our Netflix catalogue:)
Yeah America has BBC
Yep they can’t access all 5, bbc iPlayer etc so that’s probably why they couldn’t get the documentary
Submechanophobia: *exists*
Satan: *ight imma head out*
I have a deeeep fear of falling onto water with animatronics or any like moving manmade object and having it like catch on my pants or something and i drown because I cant swim away. That and the fear that since I cant see it I dont know what will happen. Like what if I get pulled into the machine and crushed while drowning.
S c a r y
I'm scared now
Hell nah my ultimate nightmare
This has got to be the most obscure phobia I’ve heard of yet.
theres a phobia of long words, and the name of the phobia is Hipopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia
18:12 My artwork is shown for the first time on TH-cam.
My parents took us snorkeling on a cruise and I started crying and was so scared because of the ruined boats and stuff submerged in the water. Years later I now learn that I have submechanophobia 😔✌️
Those scary animatronics might make you think they’re watching you when they’re left abandoned. Still, I love the video!
The Billabong Bunyip is everything that makes my skin crawl. A animatronic in murky water where I can't see where it is. And if I was under water and was staring at it face to face. I would panic
Brain: Oh No.
Me: Let me guess...Fast Pass just uploaded their part two of the Submechanophobia video?
Brain: Yup.
Me: And it's going to trigger my fear?
Brain: Most likely....
Me:........Bring it on.
Me
Omg emperors new groove reference. Yesss!
Achievement unlocked: Hard Mode
whooooo yeaahhhh whooOoOohoooHooHooo
*Imagine you see Lucy then a 2nd lucy comes out, wait it’s the real one*
17:45 14:17 Look mom, my art is on TV!!!
this fear probably stems from an instinctual fear of dangerous animals that would hide in the water and jump out to attack our ancestors when they got too close, like crocodiles and hippos. It might also be influenced by the fear of the unknown, the fear of and disgust against decaying bodies, and the fear of being electrocuted
It looks like during the oil leak the bunyip rises higher, as you can see the box holding the mechanics underneath it.
Thankyou so much for having he Bunyip on the list! It was one of my favourite parts of the tram ride (with the massive plants that "ate" people). I was lucky to see the bunyip in action as well as the coloured changes over the years. There were audio cues where it would growl and roar, the eyes opened as did the mouth when it surfaced. The tour guide that was played over the speakers was amazing and helped sell it as a real creature when you are a kid. Even when I was older on one of my last trips to the Big Banana, it still gave that sense of wonder.
Even if they didn't have it come back in the billabong, they could have had it as a photo opportunity dry land prop or something, who knows... maybe it could come back one day.
This scares me so much but I love it😂😂
The loch ness monster ones are the literal worst thing in existince.
Wow, GOD FORBID someone push me in the water with the Burt the Bunyip, I’d pass out and I don’t even have submechanophobia!!
Pretty sure that water is also toxic
I don't have Submechanophobia, but for some reason, that sharp toothed Loch Ness Monster image of its head being close to the camera REALLY gives me the collywobbles.
I think it's the realism of the animal like, uncaring eyes and the idea of good ol Nessie having meat rending teeth is what does it.
Bruh literally watching these videos I forget that the intro features Rockstar Freddy's infamous line lmao
When I first saw Bert I was *HORRIFIED*. Now not so much, he's more cute than scary to me now. :)
Why is that?
I guess when some things are so ugly they start to look cute. Idk my mom used say to that .
YOU WHAT
Big props to you guys for sharing the work of younger artists
Lucy is so great! She really looks like her cousins from Walking with Dinosaurs. That is so amazing
she is the scariest for me, idk why but the look of her eyes make my want to close the video
Imagine getting swelled accidentally by that animatronic shark. Then it just sinks you down, and down, and down, and down to the deepest parts of that sea.
Everyone hear acting like animatronics can actually do that and also real sharks don't exist. Weird phobia you guys haha
This video hits different when you're on the toilet💀
Santi Abrego ikr 😂
this comment really caught me off guard 😂😂
why were you on the toilet in the first place
@@plushiebomb i mean, people need to poop
Watchout for an animatronic on the toilet
4:03 ok...but why is this baby Dino so cute?
That's not a dinosaurus
That's lizard name coelurosauravus
Hey guys. So glad you guys love the Efteling so much. As a big fan and a native Dutch person, it is such an honor to have seen you guys visit my country and even enjoy our biggest theme park and my favorite place. I used to visit it as a kid but now as an adult I get to watch others visit it and enjoy it just like I used too and still do.
bunip were big Creachures that Lerked in swamps an-
Shrek:GET OUT OF MY SWAMP
Good job to all the artists that entered! Sadly I didn't get featured, but there were some amazing pieces there! As always, keep up the good work :)
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@@oh3681 damn
I don't know why I'm watching this because I clearly have submechanophobia. The videos are so interesting though-
17:49 Thanks for featuring my Sea Serpent art piece, you guys!
Carmine Crincoli I love it!! It's really good!
Yeah it does look really good!
IDK just falling into a lake with an animatronic with all the live wires and robotic parts seems terrifying
Jaws was 100% the scariest for me, especially as a child. Couldn't imagine seeing that irl
Machine on land: Calm
Machine in water: Panic
I'd be terrified if I found my self in the same water as Bruce the shark-
Haha lol ik no one cares but I'm so surprised im only 40 minutes late, my notifications never work lol.
I care. Lol. Sorry you were late
Understandable
I loved seeing Bruce. Jaws is one of my favorite movies.
The Billabong Bunyip scares the heck outta me!
Also thanks for displaying my art as 17:35!
AlienVyne nice art! Also I know it's terrifying 😂
Tbh worn out animatronics are what give me submechanophobia. Like, as long as I don't see the mechs of an animatronic in water, or an abandoned one, I'd be fine
The 3 B's have the ability to make me uncomfortable. But let's appreciate how good and informative this videos are. Keep the work good, but you always do it.
Is any body gonna Tell him that her name is Nessy5:28
Sorry if it is a little bit off
The name of the animatronic isn’t Nessie, it is instead inspired by Nessie.
Congrats, you made the internet break over submechanphobia
I got so excited seeing the Efteling. I live like 30 minutes away. It’s such a fun park, going on the second of September.
Really like this look at Submechanobia, as you have included lots of different ones that I have not seen before.
4:05 I never knew that in walking with dinosaurs animatronics where used. My favourite movie/documentary as a child