It's also implied that Angela doesn't see the abstract daddy monster as the same form James does. She just sees her father. Most of the characters see the environment and monsters in different forms. Eddie is confused when James asks about pyramid head because Eddie doesn't see it. He's not scared of any other monsters either, because he doesn't see them. What he *does* see are the people he feels tormented him. He's in Silent Hill to be given a chance to face his anger at them and self loathing, and he ends up losing his mind and killing them. As far as he sees the town, it's hinted that he doesn't see it as dilapidated and rotting. Just a normal town. For example, where exactly did he get that pizza? Laura is the only innocent and void of trauma person in town, so she simply sees it as it really is, and without any kind of monsters. As for James, he's just come back from murdering his wife, whom it's implied he was sexually aggressive and neglectful of as a heavy drinker and womanizer. The monsters he sees, of course, are all manifestations of his own feelings of guilt for the nature of his own being. He felt restrained by Mary being sick - the straight jacket monster. He was a womanizer - the leg monsters. He felt disgusted by Mary when she was sick - the flesh lips monsters. He lusted after the nurses in the hospital where Mary was - the nurse monsters. He feels remorse for killing (or essentially executing) Mary - Pyramid Head. His whole psyche is falling apart from the guilt he feels for what he's done now Mary is dead - and so the town appears that way to him, too. So what about Maria? She's his sexual desire for Mary. The way he wanted her to be. Then why does James see the abstract daddy monster if that monster is there to torment Angela, even if he sees it in a different form? Because A: He's near to her, and B: He knows what her father did to her, and he knows he's guilty of similar things. He doesn't see monsters when he's near Eddie or Laura, because they don't see any themselves. It's only when he's separated from them that he starts to see the monsters again. You then have an added layer in that it's questionable whether the other people James meets are even there at all. None of them seem to respond to how weird their surroundings are. Surely any normal person would? The only one who does is Angela, but even then, she doesn't comment on it much aside from the scene with the flaming stairs. Perhaps she *does* see the environment as James does, perhaps she sees it differently, and James only sees the flames that she sees when she finally shows the anger that she feels at the world. Note that she never mentions WHAT she sees, all she says is "You see it too? For me, it's always like this". She never says *what* she sees, and she walks off right through the fire unscathed while James is unable to pass them. But why? Because he can't follow her where she's going. Literally and figuratively. She leaves to face her position as a victim, which James is not. His inability to pass the flames is his acceptance that he can't help her, and she doesn't want to be helped. Circling back to the idea that the people James meets aren't really there, then why does he see them and interact with them? Well, you could square that circle with the idea that they are *somewhere*, just not where James is, or at least where he *thinks* he is. Beyond a certain key sequence, space and time pretty much lose meaning to James and become entirely warped. We can't really trust James' perception of what is happening or where he is after that point. He certainly visits the key places we see. The apartment building, the hospital, the lake, the hotel. But what about the prison? Did he really just wander into a prison with massive holes in the floor that lead to a nowhere world? Unlikely. So what's happening there? Well, we don't know, but he certainly visits a place where Angela is; in a small room with a TV and a monster that looks like a bed with two people on it. A motel room. But why would he end up there via a nowhere world? Because he's lost control over where he wants to go and what he wants to see and believe. Because he was being guided there, to witness what was happening to Angela and witness the cruelty of what he did to Mary. That shared experience from opposite sides is what made whatever powers make Silent Hill what it is make him go there at that moment to walk in on Angela being attacked by her father again. Only for him to save her and find out she didn't want to be saved. It happened because he needed to see the consequences of his actions. So what about Eddie and Laura? Well, I honestly don't know. We know he knew about Laura, because Mary mentioned her in her letters to him. As for Eddie, I can't answer that one. Phew. That turned into an essay. Hope I didn't bore you if you read it. I just really love thinking about that game and the story.
My opinion is that If we truly respect and adore that game's most iconic monster so much, we should call him by his actual, more menacing name: The Red Pyramid. "Pyramid Head" sounds like some insult that others shouted at him on the playground when he went to Monster Elementary School. I never played or saw enough of Silent Hill 2 to be sure about your theory one way or the other, but something about it seems off. Getting people to face the ugly sides of their past and inner selves *so they can properly address and overcome them?* The demonic forces that have such sway over that town would never have such a noble motive. I think they just enjoy fabricating hellscapes and hideous creatures by using ugly/damaged psyches... and then watching what happens when someone whose mind and life they're based on interacts with them. It must be amusing theater to them. Or maybe psychic energy is released when those encounters happen which strengthens their influence over the town.
I always see similar lists and am surprised to never see Legion from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Its a big floating ball of painfully screaming bodies, which it rains on you. Destroying its armour of tortured souls reveals a betentacled Lovecraftian horror.
I was going to say "what about Granfaloon?" Which is the exact same boss as Legion, just from a different Castlevania game (Portrait of Ruin, I believe)
Alexander Frane god I wish I didn’t have this phobia,I told my sister about it last year and she didn’t realise she had it and she now hates me. SORRY NICOLA
1. The Great Mighty Poo (Conker's Bad Fur Day) 2. Immoral Beast (Catherine) 3. Boogerman (the name itself is self-explanatory) 4. Every monster in the Splatterhouse series
Rhys Cake Highly derivative, but still a fun time that is likely to be re-evaluated once a few more years have passed. After all, Castlevania: Lament of Innocence was also called “Dracula May Cry”, and it’s a good time as well.
Some others: Clotho (God of War II) The Creeper (The Suffering: The Ties That Bind) Governor Cassus Micus (Jericho) Tiberium (Command & Conquer) Spitter Infected (Left 4 Dead) The Watcher (The Evil Within II)
You can also literally use your words against The Master, showing it that the FEV renders the super mutants completely sterile, and therefore impossible to be any kind of "master race" as they are incapable of reproducing. The Master realizes that it became so obsessed with its mission, it completely ignored the gaping hole in it and it kills itself without a struggle.
Richard 'The Master' Moreau had a body of goop, but was still male... not an 'it.' I remember and admire that gameplay aspect about the classic Fallout games: to achieve nearly every objective, there was a means that relied on force, one using stealth or thievery, and one using smarts or eloquence. I nicknamed those pre-generated character archetypes 'The Clocker', 'The Stalker', and 'The Talker' respectively. Of particular moment was when you invite the disbelieving Master to check whether FEV-2 still renders people sterile by asking a female supermutant if she's having her periods. He arrogantly assures you he'll do so via the Unity link, but then mutters aloud in horror at her answer: "What?..... are you _sure?_" At that point he realizes the work he's done such horrible things to achieve won't benefit humanity in the slightest. There's a palpable note of shame in his voice as says everything after that. Of course, another moment I love is less dramatic and cerebral. When you ask Harold about his journeys he says it seems like he couldn't fart without it hitting a supermutant... but that he had the most encounters while traveling to the northwest. When he says that your character can choose to deadpan: "So, you farted northwest?" (I'm pretty sure 'Talker' Albert Cole was the original Vault Dweller. The later games keep referring to The Vault Dweller as a male and the other male pre-gen, 'Clocker' Max Stone, just doesn't fit. Vault Dweller's journal passage in the Fallout 2 manual sounds like someone with solid education wrote it, and the dude managed to shepherd and provide for a large pack of clueless vault inhabitants as they worked their way north from mid-California to Washington on foot. Then he helped them set up an easily defensible, well-functioning farming village too! Does any of that sound like something the dimwitted Stone was capable of doing?)
I was gonna say Legion from the Castlevania series (a giant mass of naked corpses born of unholy human sacrifice), but...well, theres The One Reborn, so...
You guys missed a good one. Terry Akers from SOMA. I usually love body horror and it really does not freak me out, but his design and audio really freaked me out.
I'll be honest, William Birkin may look terrifying and has done some bad stuff too, but he's somehow less disgusting than Brian Irons. He was about to do really bad things to Sherry and it took the zombie mutant to save her, that's how shitty Brian was. And he successfully killed a lot of Raccoon City too, not caring whether or not they were zombies. Most disgustingly, he killed the Mayor's daughter and was about to make her into a mannequin. Even the parasite that killed him was more likable than him.
I'm not sure you lot have played it but I nominate The Formless Flesh from Darkest Dungeon. It's basically The One Reborn but made of pig parts instead. Every part of the pig too...
Gygas from Mother 2 would be a great addition. The creator got the idea from a bizarre scene in a movie involving a woman giving birth. Gygas also looks like an unborn and decayed child in a bloodied and messed vagina.
It appears that Capcom made William Birkin even more grotesque in the Resident Evil remakes, especially in the RE Engine. To conclude this comment, the Cerberus we see in Dante's Inferno isn't the same mutt a recognizable Dante fought twice in the Devil May Cry series from DMC3 and DMC5 to be exact, so the other Cerberus should be sent back to the pound that is the Underworld, pun intended.
_Marguerite Baker only lists No. 7_ Woo boy, this is gonna be a tough list. I had to pause that boss fight twice because I genuinely felt like I was going to be sick.
Instead of William Birking (than match more for a boss instead a character, but well) i put "RE4 Regenerator/Iron Maiden". His breathing, his own music when appears, the chance to bite even when lose his legs, etc...was one of the most scariest part of a RE game than i play.
Dead Space (take your pick) has to be a good shout. Obviously you've already got Bloodborne, but there are definitely others from Souls worth an honourable mention - Curse-Rotted Greatwood and its exploding pustules, or just everything about the Gaping Dragon.
the evil within has some pretty brutal monsters. amalgam alpha, heresy, and shigyo are just a few from the first game. matriarch and lament are the best ones from the evil within 2
My suggestion is for the Slayer from the The Suffering. Aside from the spider crawl it would do, the design was super unsettling. I believe there were two variations: one with blades for arms and one with syringes for arms. Nightmare fuel.
Not sure if you boys are familliar with the Siren series of games, but the various different Shibito from Siren Blood Curse are pretty disgusting! The 'Queen' boss from Obscure is a little like Dragon Age's brood mother too~
A couple more to consider are the Fetus of God from Darkstalkers 3: Vampire Savior (especially considering the look in its eyes after the match has concluded.) and the (I wanna say) last sister from God of War 2.
You could have gone with a bunch of the monsters from Dante's Inferno. Gluttony was quite nice indeed, what with the constant burping, farting, and puking noises the whole way, or the weird tentacle-vagina monsters in the Lust area... Eeew
Sorry but Trypophobia doesn't exist. It's not an actual fear you feel from seeing those hole patterns on places they don't seem to belong to, but a disgust. And that's a clear difference.
I remember two bosses that still give me the willies coming from the same game, Castlevania Symphony's Beelzabub and the Granfaloon. Then a third from Castlevania: Lament of Innocence as an optional boss in the form of the This on is both grotesque and it's unrelentingly powerful attacks will make you panic the whole fight. XD I mean.. it's first phase alone is attacking it's exposed beating heart which leaks boiling hot blood that will damage you if you get hit by it.
The one reborn or amigdala or the blood starved beast or blood lickers or.... actually take your pick bloodborne is the most disgusting game ever made.
#1: Waluigi's freakish scarecrow legs. Seriously, Nintendo could have a scary AF Slenderman survival horror game where WaLuigi is Slenderman coming to kill you. I'd s#it my pants if I saw that 'thing' and his fvcked up legs chasing me.
no Lisa? she scarred the hell out of me when i saw her in resident evil and as far as fucked up backstory goes, she takes the cake! and keep in mind that she's immortal, she will never die, just suffer in eternal torment fueled by her destroyed mind. look it up if you need insomnia.
I don't know, I found Dantes take on ceberus quiet creative and cool looking... what was disturbing where the regular gluttony enemies. This fat walking blobs that littereally shit and vomit on you... though it's always nice to see an enemie with eat/vore animation. It's just so rare and a nice change to "Hero falls dawn and is just dead". Also for Bloodborne I would have choosen Ludwig. Like after games like mortal combat, a bunch of meaty corpses like the one reborn is not really something new and unusual for a gamer.... ludwig on the other hand, like how many limbs has he? Where does the horse begin and the human end on his face? And what the heck is the thing right next to his head? Not to mention his backstory and this epic cutscene. I also would count the Orphan, like how many times get someone attacked by a placenta? Geez.
No Malboro? Its whole point is to be disgusting and it's a pretty iconic baddie. Although I guess it might not qualify as a character per se. I suspect you've never played Boogerman, a game in which you fart on and flick boogers. Decent 2D platformer, actually. Birkin was a totally unremarkable and generic RE monster until the true ending, which was pretty much the only scary thing in the entire game; and yeah, it was pretty horrendous. In terms of pure disgust, I think the G virus sewer baddies were nastier, even if they were pretty much irrelevant to gameplay besides kinda blocking your path.
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Broodmothers are not only made from human women, but elf and dwarf women too. In fact, different species produce different darkspawn.
It's also implied that Angela doesn't see the abstract daddy monster as the same form James does. She just sees her father. Most of the characters see the environment and monsters in different forms. Eddie is confused when James asks about pyramid head because Eddie doesn't see it. He's not scared of any other monsters either, because he doesn't see them. What he *does* see are the people he feels tormented him. He's in Silent Hill to be given a chance to face his anger at them and self loathing, and he ends up losing his mind and killing them. As far as he sees the town, it's hinted that he doesn't see it as dilapidated and rotting. Just a normal town. For example, where exactly did he get that pizza? Laura is the only innocent and void of trauma person in town, so she simply sees it as it really is, and without any kind of monsters. As for James, he's just come back from murdering his wife, whom it's implied he was sexually aggressive and neglectful of as a heavy drinker and womanizer. The monsters he sees, of course, are all manifestations of his own feelings of guilt for the nature of his own being. He felt restrained by Mary being sick - the straight jacket monster. He was a womanizer - the leg monsters. He felt disgusted by Mary when she was sick - the flesh lips monsters. He lusted after the nurses in the hospital where Mary was - the nurse monsters. He feels remorse for killing (or essentially executing) Mary - Pyramid Head. His whole psyche is falling apart from the guilt he feels for what he's done now Mary is dead - and so the town appears that way to him, too. So what about Maria? She's his sexual desire for Mary. The way he wanted her to be.
Then why does James see the abstract daddy monster if that monster is there to torment Angela, even if he sees it in a different form? Because A: He's near to her, and B: He knows what her father did to her, and he knows he's guilty of similar things. He doesn't see monsters when he's near Eddie or Laura, because they don't see any themselves. It's only when he's separated from them that he starts to see the monsters again.
You then have an added layer in that it's questionable whether the other people James meets are even there at all. None of them seem to respond to how weird their surroundings are. Surely any normal person would? The only one who does is Angela, but even then, she doesn't comment on it much aside from the scene with the flaming stairs. Perhaps she *does* see the environment as James does, perhaps she sees it differently, and James only sees the flames that she sees when she finally shows the anger that she feels at the world. Note that she never mentions WHAT she sees, all she says is "You see it too? For me, it's always like this". She never says *what* she sees, and she walks off right through the fire unscathed while James is unable to pass them. But why? Because he can't follow her where she's going. Literally and figuratively. She leaves to face her position as a victim, which James is not. His inability to pass the flames is his acceptance that he can't help her, and she doesn't want to be helped. Circling back to the idea that the people James meets aren't really there, then why does he see them and interact with them? Well, you could square that circle with the idea that they are *somewhere*, just not where James is, or at least where he *thinks* he is. Beyond a certain key sequence, space and time pretty much lose meaning to James and become entirely warped. We can't really trust James' perception of what is happening or where he is after that point. He certainly visits the key places we see. The apartment building, the hospital, the lake, the hotel. But what about the prison? Did he really just wander into a prison with massive holes in the floor that lead to a nowhere world? Unlikely. So what's happening there? Well, we don't know, but he certainly visits a place where Angela is; in a small room with a TV and a monster that looks like a bed with two people on it. A motel room. But why would he end up there via a nowhere world? Because he's lost control over where he wants to go and what he wants to see and believe. Because he was being guided there, to witness what was happening to Angela and witness the cruelty of what he did to Mary. That shared experience from opposite sides is what made whatever powers make Silent Hill what it is make him go there at that moment to walk in on Angela being attacked by her father again. Only for him to save her and find out she didn't want to be saved. It happened because he needed to see the consequences of his actions.
So what about Eddie and Laura? Well, I honestly don't know. We know he knew about Laura, because Mary mentioned her in her letters to him. As for Eddie, I can't answer that one.
Phew. That turned into an essay. Hope I didn't bore you if you read it. I just really love thinking about that game and the story.
That was quite a mouthful!
I guess you're used to that sort of thing!
It’s been over a year since this video was uploaded, but this is still one of my favorite comments.
My opinion is that If we truly respect and adore that game's most iconic monster so much, we should call him by his actual, more menacing name: The Red Pyramid. "Pyramid Head" sounds like some insult that others shouted at him on the playground when he went to Monster Elementary School.
I never played or saw enough of Silent Hill 2 to be sure about your theory one way or the other, but something about it seems off. Getting people to face the ugly sides of their past and inner selves *so they can properly address and overcome them?* The demonic forces that have such sway over that town would never have such a noble motive.
I think they just enjoy fabricating hellscapes and hideous creatures by using ugly/damaged psyches... and then watching what happens when someone whose mind and life they're based on interacts with them. It must be amusing theater to them. Or maybe psychic energy is released when those encounters happen which strengthens their influence over the town.
He ended up at the prison through those holes because that's him telling himself that he has to be punished for his crime.
tldr
Fun fact: Cerberus comes from the Greek Κέρβερος, which means "spotted one". Cerberus's name is literally Spot. People been naming dogs Spot forever.
Wow
I always see similar lists and am surprised to never see Legion from Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. Its a big floating ball of painfully screaming bodies, which it rains on you. Destroying its armour of tortured souls reveals a betentacled Lovecraftian horror.
I was going to say "what about Granfaloon?" Which is the exact same boss as Legion, just from a different Castlevania game (Portrait of Ruin, I believe)
Some people like tentacles. At least, in certain animated videos, they seem to be friendly.
Depending on your definition of 'friendly'
**Sits here patiently waiting for 10 cutest video game dogs list**
Kk Slider?
I hope Bullet from Blair Witch is on that list. poor doggo carries the whole game he's in
I like how you think
Said no one ever...like what?
Ummm ..no
The "10 Hunkiest Video Game Girls 2019-2020" list seems to have gotten a bit weird
Great list as usual!
My list would have included the Crones from the Witcher 3 ... this bee hive in the eye of one of them always makes me wanna puke
Oh heck yeah! The crones and their accompanying music makes my spine all tingly. They're horrible and I love em. :P
Seriously trypophobia inducing. So, so gross.
Alexander Frane god I wish I didn’t have this phobia,I told my sister about it last year and she didn’t realise she had it and she now hates me. SORRY NICOLA
Agreed. Child legs hanging down between one of the Crones own legs. All three of them are real sick.
1. The Great Mighty Poo (Conker's Bad Fur Day)
2. Immoral Beast (Catherine)
3. Boogerman (the name itself is self-explanatory)
4. Every monster in the Splatterhouse series
I was surprised that poo wasn't on here since it's a literal giant pile of dookie.
im going to throw my shit at *YOU*
Happy to see Dante's Inferno recognised, loved that game
Rhys Cake Highly derivative, but still a fun time that is likely to be re-evaluated once a few more years have passed.
After all, Castlevania: Lament of Innocence was also called “Dracula May Cry”, and it’s a good time as well.
Some others:
Clotho (God of War II)
The Creeper (The Suffering: The Ties That Bind)
Governor Cassus Micus (Jericho)
Tiberium (Command & Conquer)
Spitter Infected (Left 4 Dead)
The Watcher (The Evil Within II)
You can also literally use your words against The Master, showing it that the FEV renders the super mutants completely sterile, and therefore impossible to be any kind of "master race" as they are incapable of reproducing. The Master realizes that it became so obsessed with its mission, it completely ignored the gaping hole in it and it kills itself without a struggle.
Richard 'The Master' Moreau had a body of goop, but was still male... not an 'it.'
I remember and admire that gameplay aspect about the classic Fallout games: to achieve nearly every objective, there was a means that relied on force, one using stealth or thievery, and one using smarts or eloquence. I nicknamed those pre-generated character archetypes 'The Clocker', 'The Stalker', and 'The Talker' respectively.
Of particular moment was when you invite the disbelieving Master to check whether FEV-2 still renders people sterile by asking a female supermutant if she's having her periods. He arrogantly assures you he'll do so via the Unity link, but then mutters aloud in horror at her answer: "What?..... are you _sure?_" At that point he realizes the work he's done such horrible things to achieve won't benefit humanity in the slightest.
There's a palpable note of shame in his voice as says everything after that.
Of course, another moment I love is less dramatic and cerebral. When you ask Harold about his journeys he says it seems like he couldn't fart without it hitting a supermutant... but that he had the most encounters while traveling to the northwest. When he says that your character can choose to deadpan: "So, you farted northwest?"
(I'm pretty sure 'Talker' Albert Cole was the original Vault Dweller. The later games keep referring to The Vault Dweller as a male and the other male pre-gen, 'Clocker' Max Stone, just doesn't fit. Vault Dweller's journal passage in the Fallout 2 manual sounds like someone with solid education wrote it, and the dude managed to shepherd and provide for a large pack of clueless vault inhabitants as they worked their way north from mid-California to Washington on foot. Then he helped them set up an easily defensible, well-functioning farming village too! Does any of that sound like something the dimwitted Stone was capable of doing?)
Lol, I love how the pile of dead children was removed because it was visually confusing and not because it was a pile of dead children.
I was gonna say Legion from the Castlevania series (a giant mass of naked corpses born of unholy human sacrifice), but...well, theres The One Reborn, so...
You guys missed a good one. Terry Akers from SOMA. I usually love body horror and it really does not freak me out, but his design and audio really freaked me out.
I'll be honest, William Birkin may look terrifying and has done some bad stuff too, but he's somehow less disgusting than Brian Irons. He was about to do really bad things to Sherry and it took the zombie mutant to save her, that's how shitty Brian was. And he successfully killed a lot of Raccoon City too, not caring whether or not they were zombies. Most disgustingly, he killed the Mayor's daughter and was about to make her into a mannequin. Even the parasite that killed him was more likable than him.
I'm not sure you lot have played it but I nominate The Formless Flesh from Darkest Dungeon. It's basically The One Reborn but made of pig parts instead. Every part of the pig too...
Holy crap, that sounds like one of Paolo Girardi's paintings.
Yeah EVERY part...even that one. But honestly swine god or the countess could have made this list as well.
Yeah, dragon age. Had to be brood mother or harvester!
Love that Dante's Inferno was on the list. Of all the 2000s god of war rip off games that's easily the best
I fucking hate dantes inferno with a passion after the spinning enemies from greed i unistalled it and never played it again
That's one hell of a rage quit, man.
Lord Giblets fuck that enemy dude
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Its actually Williams Right arm that mutates not his left.
Gygas from Mother 2 would be a great addition. The creator got the idea from a bizarre scene in a movie involving a woman giving birth. Gygas also looks like an unborn and decayed child in a bloodied and messed vagina.
The Birkin G5 RE2 remake design did not disappoint at all, he was a lot more terrifying now.
It appears that Capcom made William Birkin even more grotesque in the Resident Evil remakes, especially in the RE Engine. To conclude this comment, the Cerberus we see in Dante's Inferno isn't the same mutt a recognizable Dante fought twice in the Devil May Cry series from DMC3 and DMC5 to be exact, so the other Cerberus should be sent back to the pound that is the Underworld, pun intended.
_Marguerite Baker only lists No. 7_
Woo boy, this is gonna be a tough list. I had to pause that boss fight twice because I genuinely felt like I was going to be sick.
"The One Reborn" makes me think of Legion from the Castlevania series. I feel like that should get an honorable mention here.
Nothing from Dead Space? I’m shocked.
Instead of William Birking (than match more for a boss instead a character, but well) i put "RE4 Regenerator/Iron Maiden". His breathing, his own music when appears, the chance to bite even when lose his legs, etc...was one of the most scariest part of a RE game than i play.
This was a great list and if I can say so, really loved the way it was edited by Lean. Great work :)
Good thing Link literally can't feel fear.
Dead Space (take your pick) has to be a good shout. Obviously you've already got Bloodborne, but there are definitely others from Souls worth an honourable mention - Curse-Rotted Greatwood and its exploding pustules, or just everything about the Gaping Dragon.
Whoever wrote this script... Well done. That was pretty great :)
the evil within has some pretty brutal monsters. amalgam alpha, heresy, and shigyo are just a few from the first game. matriarch and lament are the best ones from the evil within 2
My suggestion is for the Slayer from the The Suffering. Aside from the spider crawl it would do, the design was super unsettling. I believe there were two variations: one with blades for arms and one with syringes for arms. Nightmare fuel.
I never knew about Carrion, that game looks great! Thanks once again for a fun and funny list that also had me purchase a game...
Not sure if you boys are familliar with the Siren series of games, but the various different Shibito from Siren Blood Curse are pretty disgusting! The 'Queen' boss from Obscure is a little like Dragon Age's brood mother too~
Dead Space surely deserved a spot on this list
Oh, what were the necromorph baby creatures from dead space? Those are really just the worst
Another great video. Although I haven figured out the background music yet..it's not mentioned
Well if this came out a year and some change later, I'm sure the Baby from Resident Evil 8 would make it on this list 🤢😭
The Great Mighty Poo from Conker's Bad Fur Day needed an honorable mention.
I agree. I mean, come on. What's more disgusting than a pile of feces?
Personally I've never been so disgusted as much as I was by the blob mass at the end of playdeads INSIDE 🤮
A couple more to consider are the Fetus of God from Darkstalkers 3: Vampire Savior (especially considering the look in its eyes after the match has concluded.) and the (I wanna say) last sister from God of War 2.
Dead Hand is just the Globglogabgalab's horrifying brother
Whenever I fight the one reborn I wonder if they all take turns being the one on top.
You could have gone with a bunch of the monsters from Dante's Inferno. Gluttony was quite nice indeed, what with the constant burping, farting, and puking noises the whole way, or the weird tentacle-vagina monsters in the Lust area... Eeew
Honestly, you could've made an entire list just out of things from Resident Evil.
Sorry but Trypophobia doesn't exist. It's not an actual fear you feel from seeing those hole patterns on places they don't seem to belong to, but a disgust. And that's a clear difference.
The 3 swamp witches from the Witcher 3 are fecking creepy looking, they bother me waaaay more than anything on this list
I'm really glad to see you guys doing regular content. I promise I'll watch more! lol
u've forgotten to include The Evil Within's Shade creature
So when do we get a Co-op sleepover stream of you guys play Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth +? :D
What is "Ocariner of time" exactly?
#1 my WWE created characters
Maybe not as lore-heavy as the others on the list, but I shit you not I was expecting the Great Mighty Poo.
G5 birkin actually gets his face back.
It's on the side of the big mouth thing.
Shame none of the Resistance monsters made it into the list. That franchise had some grotesque creatures too.
I remember two bosses that still give me the willies coming from the same game, Castlevania Symphony's Beelzabub and the Granfaloon.
Then a third from Castlevania: Lament of Innocence as an optional boss in the form of the This on is both grotesque and it's unrelentingly powerful attacks will make you panic the whole fight. XD I mean.. it's first phase alone is attacking it's exposed beating heart which leaks boiling hot blood that will damage you if you get hit by it.
Wait, IS there a top 10 cutest video game dogs list?
No Master Belch from Earthbound? Or Mighty Poo from Conker's Bad Fur Day??
2:40 Legion from Castlevania says hello. xD (I think...)
The list was good, but I despised the stock images
Now now.. we can expect all this on a Hellraiser movie (which honestly we do not get, not even in 1000 years)
Also Clotho from God of War 2 but very similar to Broodmother
Good list, but a Necromorph definitely should've been here somewhere.
You forgot about Giant Atlantean/The Abomination from Tomb Raider/Tomb Raider Anniversary
The one reborn or amigdala or the blood starved beast or blood lickers or.... actually take your pick bloodborne is the most disgusting game ever made.
I actually JOINED The Master in Fallout 1, I'm an Advocate For Evil.
For this list to be perfect, it just needed some Dead Space in it ^^
#1: Waluigi's freakish scarecrow legs. Seriously, Nintendo could have a scary AF Slenderman survival horror game where WaLuigi is Slenderman coming to kill you.
I'd s#it my pants if I saw that 'thing' and his fvcked up legs chasing me.
Trevor from GTA5 should be at the top of this list
*sneakily insert third jump into the intro*
no Lisa? she scarred the hell out of me when i saw her in resident evil and as far as fucked up backstory goes, she takes the cake! and keep in mind that she's immortal, she will never die, just suffer in eternal torment fueled by her destroyed mind. look it up if you need insomnia.
I don't know, I found Dantes take on ceberus quiet creative and cool looking... what was disturbing where the regular gluttony enemies. This fat walking blobs that littereally shit and vomit on you... though it's always nice to see an enemie with eat/vore animation. It's just so rare and a nice change to "Hero falls dawn and is just dead".
Also for Bloodborne I would have choosen Ludwig. Like after games like mortal combat, a bunch of meaty corpses like the one reborn is not really something new and unusual for a gamer.... ludwig on the other hand, like how many limbs has he? Where does the horse begin and the human end on his face? And what the heck is the thing right next to his head? Not to mention his backstory and this epic cutscene.
I also would count the Orphan, like how many times get someone attacked by a placenta? Geez.
#1 is honestly deserving of #1 disgusting
Where the hell is the great mighty poo?
Song through out the video called?
first question, you do realize parasive eve exists, right? as in, that game where there's a dinossaur made out of liquified dead people...
No Malboro? Its whole point is to be disgusting and it's a pretty iconic baddie. Although I guess it might not qualify as a character per se.
I suspect you've never played Boogerman, a game in which you fart on and flick boogers. Decent 2D platformer, actually.
Birkin was a totally unremarkable and generic RE monster until the true ending, which was pretty much the only scary thing in the entire game; and yeah, it was pretty horrendous. In terms of pure disgust, I think the G virus sewer baddies were nastier, even if they were pretty much irrelevant to gameplay besides kinda blocking your path.
Surprised you chose the one reborn and not the disgusting pigs with dozens of eyes towards the end of the game or Ludwig
Anyone watching this Late at night right before you sleep?
Whrn are you guys gonna do the star wars games ranked?
Pretty much anything from Fear & Hunger would be good for another list!
Kinda thinking you forgot Resident Evil 4 for this list, some truly gruesome characters in that one...
Number one: literally everything and everyone from magot baits
Fucking Majora's mask. That game is still terrifying. I can't believe they made that game for kids
Should waited till June to play The Last of Us 2 so the Rat King coulda been on this list
If you did an updated list...you could definitely add The Dredge from DBD.
Hmmm is this wise to watch just before me tea....
What you having for your tea son?
Hopefully it doesn't give you bum piss.
Harry Hastings garlic n chips
@@lemonphantom6647 I can f***ing smell it
Harry Hastings got an extra fifty’s worth ah garlic
Mother boss in Turok 2
Scorn: hold my severed arm!
You sir are very funny. You have earned my subscription 😁
Beelzebub from Castlevania SOTN should be on this list.
Did I just see Johannes Eckerström from Avatar at the intro???
i would've included the boobarella monster from RE6
Gravemind from the halo series will be one.
Any one know the background music?
I might just nope my way out of this video.
Joy Wilson same...I’m slowly watching ready to stop it.
Peter, I think you need to get a clothes basket. All those close on the floor...
You have the title card, may as well do the 10 cutest dogs list!
It wasn't until the first entry that I'd got the feeling that I'd watched this list before - why did I watch again?! Also it's HR G-eye-ger 👍🏻