"I don' think there's a jellyjam" ironically, the horror is that there is indeed a King Jelly slime monster, with a crown and everything, and forces the campers to be his slaves. There's even a version of the book that actually has King Jellyjam on the cover, despite the fact his entire presence is supposed to be the twist.
Something about Willie makes me think he just had the most wholesome childhood. Or at least a saintly mother who cut the crusts off his sandwiches n stuff idk
the monster blood one with the hamster was my fave when i was little id try borrow it from our school library and the librarian would be like “this book is marked with a yellow sticker you’re too young to read it yet” and the day i finally was old enough to read goosebumps without having to hide behind the bookshelves and quickly read some of it before putting it back and getting a book “suitable for my age” was the best day if my life
I feel like every Drawfee artist has their own magical sanctum in another dimension. Do you mind drawing your personal skeleton key and the mystic doorways they open that lead to your magical happy place?
Fun fact tho, Julia was actually pretty close to the actual contents of the book, given the actual antagonist is a giant purple blob called King Jellyjam that sweats snails and has to be bathed with mops by a bunch of kids due to his limbs being too tiny to reach himself... No really, they even show him on a later edition of the cover: www.bogleech.com/halloween/goosebumps-jellyjam.jpg
Binging this channel and I find that Julia always knocks hers out of the park at the end while the rest have the best banter at the same time. Awesome stuff
I feel like the problem with that would be the books being too well-known. Although "Needful Things", "Children of the Corn" etc would've been funny without the context of the works
ten Busch Well Steven king, like goosebumps, had a million novels (54). I'm sure there are some outside if it, carrie, pet semetary and such that they haven't heard of.
Even if they already know the books, they can still reimagine it. Who knows what they could come up with for Christine, Shawshank Redemption, IT, or The Shining... And then there's all the books he's published after his prime... He still writes books ya know
Jacob how the hell do you draw such straight lines like for the piano?? Twelve gay-parades covered in glitter and leather pants are straighter than the lines I draw in Krita, I must know your secret!
My favorites are (based on my memory of a decade and a half ago): -The Cuckoo Clock of Doom -Don’t Go In the Basement (maybe “Stay out of the basement” though) And those are the only two titles I remember
I remember watching the episode from the series based on this book and dying of laughter when one of the kids said "When i grow up i wanna be a killing sponge just like you"
I read all these and still remember the covers. One of them was not scary at all, and actually kind of changed my life when I read it. It was, “How I Learned to Fly.” The true horror of it was coming to terms with having great power and not being able to use it without it being exploited. It was so deep, and humbled me as a child.
"It was called Silent to the Bone or something, and it was about a girl who was mute or some shit, and she had to solve a murder or whatever." Best. Book report. Ever.
"Loves Jerry's hands" Sorry did you mean Yoshikage Kira, main antagonist of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4 Diamond is Unbreakable, stand user of Killer Queen?
Julia: The most I've ever interacted with a goosebumps book is umm Me: My only interaction with a goosebumps book is at the book fair Julia: Have ever of you had those scholastic book fair Me: I HAVE I LOVE THE BOOK FAIR
Our book fair was in the hallway outside the library (overlooking the playground - lots of windows) - I always loved the erasers that smelled like fruit and the cool bookmarks. Most of my Goosebumps came from the monthly book orders, though, as did my collection of Animorphs. I read a lot as a kid.
Julia always strats with a solid piece of art, very classic, very normal, full of little details......details that in a couple of secs will be covered by an untold horror, coming right from the abyss of the world, where only dark, death and pain can exist. She is a precious human being!
Draw each others Halloween costumes this year. Like everyones, Willy's, Julia's, Jacobs, Nathans, Caldwells, Jakes.. that one woman whose name I cant remember that has the really attractive speaking voice.. Everyone
oh yeah those were wild, the ones we had used to have Shonen Jump so you *know* it was a bloodbath between the weeb kids. I always got lucky and nabbed the ones I didn't have or the last ones, I also used to take all of the cutest little animal erasers because child me was full of hubris and greed.
I got so excited when I saw Camp Jellyjam was the second book! Of all the Goosebumps books, that one always stuck in my memory, and Julia actually did a pretty decent job on the monster! Just needed to have it sweating snails. ;)
Part of me was a tad disappointed Julia didn't just draw a giant version of Jacob's Jamm terrorizing the place. Though, then again, it is a sports camp, so it seem likely that monster is Jamm, after he finally snapped.
I devoured these as a kid. My favorite (so favorite that even now I still have my copy, like, thirty years later) was The Ghost Next Door. It was more spooky than horror, and it was really good. I know it's been forever, but y'all should do this one again. I'd love to see what Nathan and Karina would do!
I like that Julia actually got pretty close to a monster in the book. Also, I freakin' love goosebumps covers dude. Say what you will about the actual stories (a lot aren't great), but those covers are beautifully rendered. Look up Tim Jacobus and give his art your respect and attention. :v
Silent to the Bone!!! One of my favorite books ever!!! A guy has this friend who is suspect for the murder of his little brother and only he knows the truth. But he hasn't spoken since the incident and so his friend visits him to try and get the truth out of him. Goes around to find clues and piece it together to free his friend from this inability to talk.
I've got some pretty spooky Goosebumps titles for you, separated by real and made up ones: *Real* -Chicken Chicken -Legend of the Lost Legend -It Came From the Internet! -Bad Hare Day -I Live in Your Basement -Phantom of the Auditorium -Go Eat Worms! -Why I'm Afraid of Bees -Beware the Purple Peanut Butter -Shop Till You Drop...Dead *Fake* -The Day my Butt Went Psycho -Bewair the Old Air Conditioner -Press Cancel Grampa! -April Fears: He'll Whoop Your Cushion! -Silence of the Lunch -The Manic Milk Man -Evil Ellipsis... -Yabadabadoom -Sasquatch an Learn -The Curse of the #$@&%*!
I like to just listen to the banter while I draw my own stuff and I was doing some art exercises during Julia's part. I looked up for a second, realized the mistake I had made, and went back to looking at my paper hoping that the nightmare would go away. It did not thanks!
In the tv episode the piano teacher is a robot, and the janitor helps the kid/teen, after the teacher freaks out about the kids/teens "beautiful hands".
When I was a kid my mom was getting upset when I brought goosebumps at home because she knew I was going to have nightmare for days. But I kept reading them anyway
So I looked up Silent to the Bones and this is what the synopsis says. Connor is sure his best friend, Branwell, couldn't have hurt Branwell's baby half-sister, Nikki. But Nikki lies in a coma, and Branwell is in a juvenile behavioral center, suspected of a horrible crime and unable to utter the words to tell what really happened. Connor is the only one who might be able to break through Branwell's wall of silence. But how can he prove Branwell didn't commit the unspeakable act of which he's accused when Branwell can't speak for himself?
I remember at a book fair at my school there was a kid dressed as Captain Underpants. If you know what Captain Underpants looks like, you're just as confused as I am as to how that kid got away with it.
I hope you guys do "drawing dragons from dragon city that we've never seen" Here's my suggestions: Battery Dragon Mojito Dragon Psychic Dragon Bjorn Dragon Poo Dragon (yes, it exists)
I thought when the Jellyjam thing was first drawn my first thought was "Oh my god, Whimsy is the horror of camp jellyjam." I read most of these books and I do remember those scholastic book fairs.
Being someone who spent a large portion of their lonely childhood reading Goosebumps, I know exactly what each and every one of the book covers looks like :/
There’s this one that I vividly remember the cover of but completely forgot the name of. It’s one of the few that I found genuinely creepy. I think it was about these siblings whose father does some fucked up experiments with plants and creates some body horror shit, and there’s, like, this plant clone of the father introduced later in the book and only really revealed to be a plant at the climax of the story when they fucking stab him. The cover was this exaggerated depiction of the plant-father that was basically a tree in a lab coat. Is there any chance that you remember it too and could help me find it again?
I've read The Horror at Camp Jellyjam! But it was /years/ ago: I don't remember it that much because it was actually in a Goosebumps Camping Stories compilation.
Draw More Creepypasta!!!! Ps. Draw terraria bosses you've never seen before, and if you haven't figured it ou Julia's Drawing will be the wall of flesh
I was so into goosebumps books, and have vivid memories of even the covers of the ones I didn't want to read, so I knew automatically what Piano Lessons Can be Murder looked like. But never. Have I ever seen The Horror at Camp Jellyjam.
I've got some weird goosebumps titles! It Came From Beneath The Sink, Beware of the Purple Peanut Butter, Chicken Chicken, How To Kill A Monster, and I Live In Your Basement!
I read about R.L. Stine's like "method," and he ABSOLUTELY starts with a title and works through the rest.
Surprised this comment didn't get more likes for that reason...
I've actually read "The Horror at Camp Jellyjam," and the cover Julia made is honestly not far off from the ending I remember...
And in fact, it matches the new cover a lot more
"I don' think there's a jellyjam"
ironically, the horror is that there is indeed a King Jelly slime monster, with a crown and everything, and forces the campers to be his slaves. There's even a version of the book that actually has King Jellyjam on the cover, despite the fact his entire presence is supposed to be the twist.
He forces others to do what he wants?
We should've smashed Jamm while we still had the chance...
Can we please give more appreciation to Willie's Mom? Because she sounds like a really really good Mom.
Q U E E N S
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Julia: The one where you put your pen and it makes little squiggles
Willy: Pencil Sharpener
Willy is truly a master at improv ans this is the proof
Something about Willie makes me think he just had the most wholesome childhood. Or at least a saintly mother who cut the crusts off his sandwiches n stuff idk
You are correct!
You want some titles, eh?
- How I got my Shrunken Head
- Monster Blood III
- Revenge of the Lawn Gnomes
- One Day at Horrorland
- Scream School
- Legend of the Lost Legend
-the Knight in Screaming Armor
- Night of the Living Dummy
Damn, I read all of those.
It came from beneath the sink
the monster blood one with the hamster was my fave when i was little id try borrow it from our school library and the librarian would be like “this book is marked with a yellow sticker you’re too young to read it yet” and the day i finally was old enough to read goosebumps without having to hide behind the bookshelves and quickly read some of it before putting it back and getting a book “suitable for my age” was the best day if my life
Could always do 'Say Cheese and Die' or 'It Came From Beneath The Sink'.
I read "Piano lessons can be murder"
The piano teacher cuts off the children's hand if they're good at playing the piano
Guess I get to keep my hands then
Dude Spoilers!! xD
Good thing I suck.
If I remember correctly, didn't the ghost hands like... strangle the teacher at the end or something? I remember it being weirdly dark.
I’m glad I can only play Welcome to the Black Parade terribly
Just give Julia an entire episode to draw body horror
Raylazer Clater you do you man
@@comicbook325 ok but its 445 to 1, you lost
Already did with the codwell
th-cam.com/video/sduaYN7Czy8/w-d-xo.html this is the episode link (trust if you want)
I feel like every Drawfee artist has their own magical sanctum in another dimension. Do you mind drawing your personal skeleton key and the mystic doorways they open that lead to your magical happy place?
That sounds kind of like something a therapist would do with you 😂
YAS pweeese
Julia's is where her inpretation of Nesemis lives and is full of body horor monsters she has created waiting on her.
Whenever I hear "I'm Julia." I know it's going to be a great episode
I just click like when she's introduced, because it can't *not* be amazing.
Joshua Sibilly also willie
it's always what i'm waiting for
I love them all but Julia is my favorite!
Agree. They're all hilarious, but I just love what happens when Julia's illustration background and weirdness make something amazing.
*sees a creepy man face instead of a handsome one*
Julia: what in god's name?!
Please do a part 2 this was spectacular
*ahem* SPOOKTACULAR
Sk3tch Squad how did I miss that opportunity..I am so ashamed
ya
Idk why but that kinda reminds me of Chandler Bing saying "A peice of gum would be perfection"
How about now
what about this short story title for Julia: I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream.
thank you for the recommendation
The true horror at Camp Jelly Jam was the friends we made along the way
I love you for this comment random person on the internet
Fun fact tho, Julia was actually pretty close to the actual contents of the book, given the actual antagonist is a giant purple blob called King Jellyjam that sweats snails and has to be bathed with mops by a bunch of kids due to his limbs being too tiny to reach himself...
No really, they even show him on a later edition of the cover: www.bogleech.com/halloween/goosebumps-jellyjam.jpg
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Thomas Johnson the hell
Thomas Johnson I REMEMBER THAT BOOK AND IT MADE ME WANNA SKIP SUMMERCAMP
How about the mayors of lesser known holiday towns? (Kind of like knock-off Jack Skellington)
Jack-off Knock Skellington
so like what do the other mayors of the holiday trees we seen look like ?
Thanksgiving towns mayor is a giant headless turkey.
The mayor of Halloween town is a two-faced cone head though. Jack's just the Pumpkin King
Then other kings of holidays! You're like the axe guy at Easter, 'cause you're just splitting hares!
There is no Goosebumps Mug in the beginning..... BLASPHEMY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agreed.
That's the scariest part of this episode...
SylenDraws indeed
Fu fu Mc cuddly poops it was blood-curdling
SylenDraws I saw your Comments on the Types Of civilization Video
_When you realize you're a huge Goosebumps nerd because you have more than half of these books on your shelf_
same
For Part 2, you should draw the cover for "It Came From Beneath the Sink!" or "Why I'm Afraid of Bees"
LtTurtle13 I was SO hoping they were going to do It Came from Beneath the Sink
The fucking sink one. I wouldn't go under the sink for like three years.
The bee one was my favorite. For all the wrong reasons.
spookiest thing about this episode is that caldwell was not here to draw a very spooked rude boy
In the spirit of Halloween, can Drawfee draw low budget Halloween costumes?
Christa CP a middle-aged white collar worker
Christa CP They're so low budget that they can't even afford to spell costume correctly.
That sounds like a Nathan and Caldwell episode
And then sexy versions of costumes, but maybe with an awful twist. Unsexy versions of sexy costumes?
yes yes!!!!
Some title suggestions:
Why I'm Afraid of Bees
Go Eat Worms!
My Hairiest Adventure
It Came from the Internet!
Beware of the Purple Peanut Butter
The funniest titles to do would be "I Live In Your Basement" or "Calling All Creeps!'
Binging this channel and I find that Julia always knocks hers out of the park at the end while the rest have the best banter at the same time. Awesome stuff
This would be cool with Steven king novels too.
I feel like the problem with that would be the books being too well-known.
Although "Needful Things", "Children of the Corn" etc would've been funny without the context of the works
Not me-me enough
ten Busch Well Steven king, like goosebumps, had a million novels (54). I'm sure there are some outside if it, carrie, pet semetary and such that they haven't heard of.
Even if they already know the books, they can still reimagine it. Who knows what they could come up with for Christine, Shawshank Redemption, IT, or The Shining... And then there's all the books he's published after his prime... He still writes books ya know
Mr Mercedes
I’d love for them to return to this again. It’s such a fun idea and there are so many covers to choose from!
Jacob how the hell do you draw such straight lines like for the piano??
Twelve gay-parades covered in glitter and leather pants are straighter than the lines I draw in Krita, I must know your secret!
Happy Prince Isolation if you hold Shift as you draw the line it'll let you draw the line perfectly straight :)
Your comparison is so amazing I can't stop laughing but I'm picturing it and it's gorgeous
Almost 4 years ago, this was the first episode of Drawfee I ever watched.
Thank you guys for making my life so much better ❤
My favorites are (based on my memory of a decade and a half ago):
-The Cuckoo Clock of Doom
-Don’t Go In the Basement (maybe “Stay out of the basement” though)
And those are the only two titles I remember
Heretakemeinstead those were some good ones
It's called pulp fiction. RL Stine did what many at the time did: print on cheap, pulpy paper quick, easy to write and digest fiction stories.
Here's a title: "It Came from Beneath the Sink!"
I remember watching the episode from the series based on this book and dying of laughter when one of the kids said
"When i grow up i wanna be a killing sponge just like you"
the ending of that book low key really scared me when I was a kid and I don’t remember why I just remember the visceral terror
I read all these and still remember the covers. One of them was not scary at all, and actually kind of changed my life when I read it. It was, “How I Learned to Fly.” The true horror of it was coming to terms with having great power and not being able to use it without it being exploited. It was so deep, and humbled me as a child.
No the spookiest episode is the Pokemon Episode where Julia Drew Spheal that scared me and i love it
Anime Sans No the spookiest episode is the Pokemon fusions one where Julia drew Exeggeon
Every single time I here “I’m Julia” and/or “I’m Willie” I know my day is gonna be made by this show
"It was called Silent to the Bone or something, and it was about a girl who was mute or some shit, and she had to solve a murder or whatever."
Best. Book report. Ever.
"Loves Jerry's hands"
Sorry did you mean Yoshikage Kira, main antagonist of JoJo's Bizarre Adventure Part 4 Diamond is Unbreakable, stand user of Killer Queen?
The scariest Goosebumps book is "Say Wangus And Die".
Edit: pbs.twimg.com/media/DMHnWUlX4AAYU_C.jpg:large
Perfect
Currently photoshopping this to send to Jacob.
I did it.
pbs.twimg.com/media/DMHnWUlX4AAYU_C.jpg:large
#notmywangus
Not MY wangus
wasn't there actually a giant blob thing in the camp jelly jam one,, if i remember correctly
Yeah, the winners would be taken by the giant blob monster who hated his own smell, and had the winners wash him forever.
King jelly
Yea he suffocated from his own smell in the end
Ronin Kelly Jesus Christ. If only guys who didn't bathe would die like that.
Julia: The most I've ever interacted with a goosebumps book is umm
Me: My only interaction with a goosebumps book is at the book fair
Julia: Have ever of you had those scholastic book fair
Me: I HAVE I LOVE THE BOOK FAIR
skakdiamc
But what about the invisible pens or the captain underpants or the adult coloring books
The book fairs were amazing, you get to skip class to go SHOPPING!!
ASHERUISE
Yes my dude at private my school had a library class and that was when we went to the book fair
Our book fair was in the hallway outside the library (overlooking the playground - lots of windows) - I always loved the erasers that smelled like fruit and the cool bookmarks. Most of my Goosebumps came from the monthly book orders, though, as did my collection of Animorphs. I read a lot as a kid.
Sadly my book fairs were just full of either harry potter and diary of a wimpy kid, and the teachers tried to make it as fast as possible
Julia always strats with a solid piece of art, very classic, very normal, full of little details......details that in a couple of secs will be covered by an untold horror, coming right from the abyss of the world, where only dark, death and pain can exist.
She is a precious human being!
Drawfee is always drawing Dads. Give Moms the spotlight for a change, or even better; Moms trying to be cool dads.
cool dads vs rad moms
yeah no more daddy and sad daddy
"Hooked on a Spheeling" and the cover is Spheel who has impaled a victim on a hook, smiling his creepy smile
Draw each others Halloween costumes this year. Like everyones, Willy's, Julia's, Jacobs, Nathans, Caldwells, Jakes.. that one woman whose name I cant remember that has the really attractive speaking voice.. Everyone
Matt Garrett YES! I love that woman!
Fun fact: In the original black and white Addam's Family TV show The Thing's canonical full name is Thing T. Thing
No please don't remind me of the scholastic book fairs. You were there man, people died!
Lord Perigrin what
I did get my thumb crushed the day of one of those.
oh yeah those were wild, the ones we had used to have Shonen Jump so you *know* it was a bloodbath between the weeb kids. I always got lucky and nabbed the ones I didn't have or the last ones, I also used to take all of the cutest little animal erasers because child me was full of hubris and greed.
I got so excited when I saw Camp Jellyjam was the second book! Of all the Goosebumps books, that one always stuck in my memory, and Julia actually did a pretty decent job on the monster! Just needed to have it sweating snails. ;)
okay okay
can we just take a moment to appreciate how adorable young Willie was????
like
that was absolutely adorable
11:44 referencing one of my FAV Julia creations :D (the wheels on the bus go, "please free me!")
Part of me was a tad disappointed Julia didn't just draw a giant version of Jacob's Jamm terrorizing the place.
Though, then again, it is a sports camp, so it seem likely that monster is Jamm, after he finally snapped.
this is the happiest Julia has ever sounded
"We're getting a lot of Julia... here and it's really doin it for me."
-Jacob, 2017
Me too buddy, me too
3 years later: layers have been added and i Love it
I devoured these as a kid. My favorite (so favorite that even now I still have my copy, like, thirty years later) was The Ghost Next Door. It was more spooky than horror, and it was really good. I know it's been forever, but y'all should do this one again. I'd love to see what Nathan and Karina would do!
Do realize R L Stine had a legion of ghost writers.
18:00
That tiny bit Julia is drawing at that moment (top of monster) looks like a wall to climb on for the little stick figure underneath.
Some interesting titles you should draw next are: "My Best Friend is Invisible" "Why I'm Afraid of Bees" and "My Hairiest Adventure"
I like that Julia actually got pretty close to a monster in the book. Also, I freakin' love goosebumps covers dude. Say what you will about the actual stories (a lot aren't great), but those covers are beautifully rendered. Look up Tim Jacobus and give his art your respect and attention. :v
ARTISTS TRY ANIMORPH COVERS OMFG PLEASEEE
YES
That wood be amazing
Silent to the Bone!!! One of my favorite books ever!!! A guy has this friend who is suspect for the murder of his little brother and only he knows the truth. But he hasn't spoken since the incident and so his friend visits him to try and get the truth out of him. Goes around to find clues and piece it together to free his friend from this inability to talk.
We definitely need a part 2. Someone needs to draw "A Shocker on Shock Street".
Love the tiny Julia and Jacob on the Jellyjam cover
I've got some pretty spooky Goosebumps titles for you, separated by real and made up ones:
*Real*
-Chicken Chicken
-Legend of the Lost Legend
-It Came From the Internet!
-Bad Hare Day
-I Live in Your Basement
-Phantom of the Auditorium
-Go Eat Worms!
-Why I'm Afraid of Bees
-Beware the Purple Peanut Butter
-Shop Till You Drop...Dead
*Fake*
-The Day my Butt Went Psycho
-Bewair the Old Air Conditioner
-Press Cancel Grampa!
-April Fears: He'll Whoop Your Cushion!
-Silence of the Lunch
-The Manic Milk Man
-Evil Ellipsis...
-Yabadabadoom
-Sasquatch an Learn
-The Curse of the #$@&%*!
Hey, I have “the day my butt went psycho” in my bookshelf!
Mocaw Norkim The fake ones all sound completely real. You coulda fooled me, and I was quite the avid Goosebumps reader.
Press Cancel Grampa! Sounds like a book I would read
I'm honestly shocked that Sasquatch and learn isn't a real goosebumps book yet
Wait... what's "Chicken Chicken" about?
All that talk about teeth at the end there, and then years later, Julia gave us toothy Waluigi. That's called character growth!
Hey there drawfee crew, how about some bad business ideas? Just some real messed up pet shops, restaurants, etc
I like to just listen to the banter while I draw my own stuff and I was doing some art exercises during Julia's part. I looked up for a second, realized the mistake I had made, and went back to looking at my paper hoping that the nightmare would go away. It did not thanks!
Julia and Willie yea!
5:13 I have two older brothers. One's older than me by 4 years, and the other's older than him by 4 years. So I can confirm, it's pretty spooky.
Ohhhh baby, I can't wait for this one!
In the tv episode the piano teacher is a robot, and the janitor helps the kid/teen, after the teacher freaks out about the kids/teens "beautiful hands".
When I was a kid my mom was getting upset when I brought goosebumps at home because she knew I was going to have nightmare for days. But I kept reading them anyway
22:05 the soft "..really?.." of julia rlly says everything
Julia was correct. He actually did come up with the titles first. He said it in an interview
So I looked up Silent to the Bones and this is what the synopsis says.
Connor is sure his best friend, Branwell, couldn't have hurt Branwell's baby half-sister, Nikki. But Nikki lies in a coma, and Branwell is in a juvenile behavioral center, suspected of a horrible crime and unable to utter the words to tell what really happened. Connor is the only one who might be able to break through Branwell's wall of silence. But how can he prove Branwell didn't commit the unspeakable act of which he's accused when Branwell can't speak for himself?
"4 years older than me"
"spookiest age!!!"
mista agrees
The construction of that piano is WILD
2 ideas:
1) knock-off Stranger Things creatures
2) Goosebumps title: Return of the Killer Banana People
I remember at a book fair at my school there was a kid dressed as Captain Underpants.
If you know what Captain Underpants looks like, you're just as confused as I am as to how that kid got away with it.
Please draw satan vs santa, battle of the anagrams
Willie's voice gives me life. ❤
I hope you guys do "drawing dragons from dragon city that we've never seen"
Here's my suggestions:
Battery Dragon
Mojito Dragon
Psychic Dragon
Bjorn Dragon
Poo Dragon (yes, it exists)
Purple Sam that's one of my favorite games XD
I thought when the Jellyjam thing was first drawn my first thought was "Oh my god, Whimsy is the horror of camp jellyjam." I read most of these books and I do remember those scholastic book fairs.
Being someone who spent a large portion of their lonely childhood reading Goosebumps, I know exactly what each and every one of the book covers looks like :/
There’s this one that I vividly remember the cover of but completely forgot the name of. It’s one of the few that I found genuinely creepy. I think it was about these siblings whose father does some fucked up experiments with plants and creates some body horror shit, and there’s, like, this plant clone of the father introduced later in the book and only really revealed to be a plant at the climax of the story when they fucking stab him. The cover was this exaggerated depiction of the plant-father that was basically a tree in a lab coat. Is there any chance that you remember it too and could help me find it again?
@@phantolmao
Yup pretty sure that's Dr. Brewer's Clone. Hope that helps XD
Vikki Chen yo it is thx
Julia: Draws a beautiful view of a lake, mountains and the sky.
Covers the whole thing up with a huge thing.
SPOOKY SCARY SKELETONS SEND SHIVERS DOWN YOUR SPINE
SPOOKY SCARY SKELETONS SPEAK WITH SUCH A SHRIEK
YOU'LL SHAKE AND SHUDDER IN SURPRISE WHEN YOU HEAR THESE ZOMBIES SPEAK
You only want to socialize
Chase Hukill SPOOKY SCARY SKELETONS
God Zilla GOD DAMN IT YA RUINED THE CHAIN
The Camp Jellyjam cover legitimately horrified me as a kid. My brother used it to keep me out of his room.
Still does, turns out.
11:22 Jacob! Shh!
Some of those music notes are backwards, one you actually turned into a hebrew letter
Nice profile pic🌊☄️🔥🌪
I hear Willie's voice and I know this'll be a good episode. Hear Jacob and Julia chime in and I know this'll be a great show
PART 2!
The Scolastic book fair was my favorite part of school. I still get my mom to give me the little pamphlets she gets from her school.
Draw each other as Tim Burton characters (also Jacob should murder Willy in a duel to the death)
I've read The Horror at Camp Jellyjam! But it was /years/ ago: I don't remember it that much because it was actually in a Goosebumps Camping Stories compilation.
Draw More Creepypasta!!!!
Ps. Draw terraria bosses you've never seen before, and if you haven't figured it ou
Julia's Drawing will be the wall of flesh
It's so much fun to rewatch the old episodes 👻
How about for Halloween you do knock-off Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark creatures? You could try to out do them, but you would fail.
I was so into goosebumps books, and have vivid memories of even the covers of the ones I didn't want to read, so I knew automatically what Piano Lessons Can be Murder looked like. But never. Have I ever seen The Horror at Camp Jellyjam.
I've got some weird goosebumps titles! It Came From Beneath The Sink, Beware of the Purple Peanut Butter, Chicken Chicken, How To Kill A Monster, and I Live In Your Basement!
I LOVE that first drawing during the intro. So, so, so cool.
Does anyone else remember the other cover for camp jelly jam? It a giant purple blob with a crown? Anyone?
I always loved the twists at the end of each book
I was really hoping that the horror at camp jelly jam would be the Jonas brothers