Gojira is a Godzilla Easter egg and was meant to be in wild wasteland . It got cut because it kept spawning in early on the game and they couldn’t fix it within the time frame it had to release .
@@MNB730 idk I'm going from.what I've heard people refer to them as. I think it's more akin to just Prog due to the djent elements but Groove works too
@@mayhulk7514 No they're referring to a character in a book by the same name. He was a delusional crackpot that laid siege to windmills believing them to be enemy dragons or something.
The way the windmill suddenly "looks" at you and starts spinning while damaging you IS sorta creepy. It'd definitely startle someone who didn't expect it.
I know. I was a child once, a long time ago perhaps, but unlike most adults I do remember most of it. I knew about sex and stuff like that at 10 years old, and that was before the internet had even been conceived. If I was able to draw, I might have even made a creepy monster like that... but I would never have said that it "mates you to death" with its tentacles. There's something not-quite-right about that.
The windmill makes perfect sense if you've ever been on deadline to make a game. The Autogun has a default idle animation where it slowly spins. Since it would be a waste of effort to code an entire animated windmill for one scene, they took the Autogun enemy and replaced the barrel of the gun with a windmill blade. Players would never notice, since they wouldn't get high enough to enter the threat radius.
@@dronkusdonkus9190 It's not that weird though. Star Fox is made by Nintendo just like Zelda so using an already finished design to design another similar object isn't even slightly strange.
The Mother 3 one, i think they wanted to recreate the feel of Gygas, Mother's 2 final boss... But someone ACTUALLY remembered how he felt seein' that as a kid and went "let's not"
2:30 Yes and no. Specifically, they couldn't make the AI seem FAIR enough. The Juggernaut is supposed to be essentially the combat form of a Proto-Gravemind, but they couldn't properly communicate its intelligence. If they made it too OP, it was seen as cheap. If they made it too weak, it seemed like it was just an idiot. They were trying to use it as a Flood equivalent of a Hunter pair when the lore would be that it was more like a golden Elite. They cut it because they couldn't get the idea and the execution to match. They explained this, iirc, in the Halo 3 Legendary Edition. It's not that they couldn't balance it so much as they couldn't make it fit their lore, and Bungie is insane about lore.
8:28 "This was further backed by the theory that the original N64 version was confirmed to have a much darker ending before it was scrapped" Like the ending we got was any less psychologically damaging. *_cries_*
@@Me-kr3ox *TOOK COCAINE AND THOUGHT EVERYONE WANTS TO SCREW THEIR OPPOSITE GENDER PARENT. AND ALSO THOUGHT HOMOSEXUALITY WAS CAUSED BY IDENTIFYING WITH THE SAME GENDER PARENT*
Its not about the airwing itself, but about it being sort of unfitting and uneasy feeling in Zelda´s world. I still dont think its too bad myself- But I can see the reason behind it. Also I never played Zelda, how the fuck can Link take down an airbone target that moves so fast like that? He just has that sword O_o
The Luigi's Mansion enemy looks like it could've been a beta model for the boss "Bogmire". It was probably cut early for being too creepy, which is also why it has no texture. This is just me speculating, though.
That's Elh, he was supposed to be an elemental enemy that used Fire and Ice, as he has particle and shader data related to those elements. As for being untextured, maybe he was going to be completely shader-based? That would have been really cool!
Yeah... especially in the Zelda series. I like to try and find secrets on Zelda because they're either creepy or funny! And, talking about Zelda, I'm going to find that enemy...
Mr. Friendly would be perfect for a Silent Hill 3 monster, the symbolism of how an adolescent sees reproduction is kind of fitting to the whole teenage pregnancy and birthing themes of the game.
A kid drew that “Mr Friendly” who “mates with people to death”? Yeah, I’d have some follow up questions for that kid as well as a phone number to a child abuse hotline heh
@@largeboi4678 Well... uh... uhhh... I'll explain the reference. Gabe Newell wanted to include real-time moss growth in Half-Life 1 and 2. It would grow over time depending on how long the player takes going through the game. It wouldn't've based on, like, static triggers the player goes through, instead based on real elapsed playtime. So, uh, yeah, that's, uh... That's why I phrased it so, um, strangely.
@@Cheerybelle oh don’t worry about it, if people didn’t make jokes just because some people wouldn’t understand it then jokes would be way less varied, also thanks for explaining it
@@DemonPrinceofHell It's certainly up there, imho. Really, across the board, GoldSrc powered a great set of games and mods, and Source has its fair share, too. I still play the games a lot, of course including that original classic. It also gave us Team Fortress, Counter-Strike, and, later on, Portal, so it also gets points for that, too. Incidentally, I'm going to go play CS:GO. Or maybe CS:CZ. Possibly CS:S. Regardless.
"Did they forget who their publisher were?" Dude, Nintendo games ALWAYS have freaky shit in them. The piano in Mario 64, the pokedex entries, the ending of Earthbound, the dark world cutscene in Twilight Princess, all of Majoras Mask. As bright and family friendly as the games are Nintendo are not afraid of adding some freaky shit when they want to.
Super Paper Mario isn't off the hook either. The river twygz and the erased sammer kingdom are just plain creepy. Oh and don't forget Mimi's spider transformation. There's also Super Mario Galaxy 2's hell valley sky trees, and the UFO and ghost in Super Mario 3D land.
Don’t forget all of the creepy ghost related stuff in the Pokemon games; like the little ghost girl in Phoebe’s area of the elite 4 in ORAS! Or “Acerola” showing up near the end of the ghost trial in Ultra SuMo. Or “No, you’re not the one...”
Just to point something out: it's spelled "gomen'ne" and it's written in katakana (ゴメンネ), which is strange because it's usually written in hiragana (ごめんね)
In katakana, "gomenne" becomes "GOMENNE", like "HEY SO SORRY". When swearing or shouting, Japanese people transcribe that using katakana, because it is more edgy, masculine or shocking/violent.
The whole human reproduction thing Gabe was talking about was a possibility of the fear of entering fatherhood. His wife was pregnant at the time and he was afraid of becoming a father at the time. The original concept of the final boss for the game relates to this too.
3:45 If you were wondering what the words written on Dummy mean: Front: ダミー Eng: "Dami" (phonetical spelling of Dummy) Note: (really close spelling to だめ which means "no good" so probably a pun) Back: ゴメンネ Eng: "Sorry" Note: (Written in Katakana, they only do that when they're trying to imply that something that is inanimate is talking) (Post boxes in Legend of zelda wind waker do this for example)
I think seeing horrifying creatures in otherwise cute looking games is what scariest of all. Is such a hard contrast that you can’t help but be creeped out.
That thing in Luigi's Mansion has the same animations as the mamuta from Pikmin. I think an asset artist from the Pikmin team got one of his files mixed up with the Luigi's Mansion team's files.
@@yellowbearanimations video games are big projects with hundreds of thousands of lines of code and assets to keep track of. Taking one thing out could have effects elsewhere. If you're in the last few weeks of a project, you don't have time to go back and "clean up" all of the stuff you were using to test the game. Some things just get left in. Makes me happy cause I like discovering this stuff.
9:25 ''If you manage to defeat this deleted atrocity, youre taken to this mysterious dungeon called'' *and at the same time this ad comes up naming random food* Me: nice dungeon name
How could the ending of Mother 3 possibly get DARKER?! It literally ends with Claus committing suicide by striking Lucas with lightning, knowing that it would reflect off the Franklin Badge back at him!
4:01 it's interesting at least to me that this is probably written by a native italian speaker or someone who lived for long period in italy since " 'sta" is "questa" but in a very informal way, almost like dialect
I think you misconstrued what Robert McLees was trying to say. The actual quote is as follows: “The Flood Juggernaut was the progenitor of the pure form seen in Halo 3. There is nothing left of any host in this form other than the raw materials. Even the calcium has been broken down to form armor. Whereas the earlier combat forms were hosts used as vehicles, with the pure forms, the host material is used as building blocks to craft the ultimate form. And that’s what the Juggernaut was supposed to be. There would never be more than one of these in any given place. Once you eliminated it, the combat forms that were supplementing it would go offline. ... It has four to six infection forms - brains - running it. It was supposed to be this uber-intelligent mini boss, but the suggested intelligence was way too high for what design needed to use it for, which was as a big tank. It’s a fine line to walk. Make the enemy too hard to kill and players won’t find it intelligent at all. They’ll find it cheap and frustrating. Too dumb and it’s just another Combat form." Basically, his point was that the Flood Juggernaut was difficult to create from a development standpoint, rather than to fight. Creating an enemy that felt truly intelligent compared to the other enemies in the game, who already felt reasonably smart, was a challenge they simply couldn't tackle in the dev time they had, and potentially, is a challenge they just couldn't complete at all. Edit: Ken Birdwell also did not say that a 12-year-old boy drew Mr. Friendly. To prove this, here is the quote directly from Half-Life 2: Raising the Bar on Mr. Friendly: "I remember early on when Gabe worked out what genre he wanted to do and asked me to recommend a concept artist. I remembered my friend's little 12-year-old skater punk brother who used to draw. I had always liked his work, it was really nice classical stuff, and I heard he had just graduated from the University of Washington art department. So Gabe called him and asked him to do a couple of sketches of possible monsters. He came in, looking nothing like how I remembered him--he was no longer a little kid; he's now 6'2", all tattooed up, with various metal bits poking out of his body." - Ken Birdwell Ken was not expecting this at all when he decided to recommend the artist to Gabe, and was almost certain he was going to get into trouble when the artist started showing off his nightmarishly sexualized portfolio. When Gabe asked the artist about Mr. Friendly's protrusion underneath the body, Ted Backman, who was also there replied with: "That's his penis." Ken Birdwell was very much about to try and change the subject when Ted brought up that the sexual subject matter could make it disturbing to the target audience of the FPS, "14 year old boys," perhaps triggering a homophobic response. This promptly lead to Gabe actually loving the idea and sparking a pretty detailed discussion about it, which left Ken apparently pretty stunned but genuinely amused. Edit: So it turns out even I'm a bit wrong! Ted Backman is "the artist" in question. The quote in RtB is a bit vague regarding that, but if I had simply looked up who Ted was, I would have noticed. Apologies.
Ninety ah I should have said the boy was no longer 12 when he gave the drawings over. Oof. Thanks for clearing that up. Edit: I just want to be clear about where I referenced the source for this, it explained it had been "several years" later but did not explain his actual age, thus my assumption. combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Mr._Friendly Quote: "Half-Life 2: Raising the Bar offers an account as to the origin of the alien's design. According to the book, Valve's Ken Birdwell had a friend whose 12-year-old brother, Ted Backman, used to draw. Birdwell had always liked his work, so while searching for a concept artist for Half-Life several years later, he asked Backman to provide a couple of sketches for possible monsters. Backman presented him and Gabe Newell, Valve's managing director, sketches of several very sexual-oriented monsters, the kind of material Birdwell did not expect. Among these was "Mr. Friendly" displaying an obvious penis. When questioned about it, Backman described that the creature would use its tentacled arms to pull the player towards itself until the point of fatal copulation. Birdwell was worried that Newell wouldn't approve of this material, but it turned out that was exactly what he was looking for. Newell and Backman then began a discussion about possible psycho-sexual alien behaviors and clinical descriptions of disturbed adolescent sexual fantasies. The sexual themes of some of these enemies were intended to elicit a response from the innate homophobia of 14-year-old boys, a significant portion of the targeted audience for the game.[2]"
@@oddheader Hey, no problem, man. I do genuinely enjoy your content so I wanted to clear up some confusion and potential misinfo for the sake of the audience. Keep up the good work.
Ah, I see we’re making Mother 3 even MORE horrific. Fantastic. I could imagine that as originally being meant to be part of tanetane island (after consuming the shrooms).
The boss was The Moon Presence. Given how you fight her in the dream and the chalice dungeons are supposed to be the waking world. In the lore when the Great Ones ascended, it was their consciousness that ascended to the nightmare realm and their physical bodies were left behind sleeping. The Pthumerians were mean to be guardians of the great ones physical forms. Although some were chosen to bear a child of a great one but that's a discussion for another time. Anyway. The "secret" boss you fight is really just the moon presences left behind physical form.
I remember encountering a glitch in Harry Potter The Chamber Of Secrets for PC. It featured Harry on some platform with a grid with boxes filled with numbers. The sky above was dark. I remember being able to freely walk around but I was creeped out by the silence and the fact that only Harry's footsteps could be heard. Decided to nope out. I never found out what that all was.
What's so strange about Mr. Friendly premises!? The headcrabs were meant to turn humans into zombie hosts by mating with their heads! This is further elaborated on Half-life 2, when the scientist Dr. Kleiner states that "the worst she could do is try to... couple... with your head... fruitlessly of course..." when talking about his debeaked (harmless) headcrab pet Lamarr! And the fact that this same creature can get sustenance out of a watermelon (as seen on Dr. Kleiner lab's notes posted on the wall) or any meat (even when taking preference for their own host's head), leads me to believe that they don't need their hosts entirely for sustenance, but more likely for mating purposes!!
@@yeshelloiamsnek580 I was actually serious more than sarcastic. There are some games where you fight enemies that are lab grown monstrosities that can't reproduce on their own. This apparently ISN'T one of those.
I love the fact that the FF8 devs took the time to put ゴメンネ (gomenne) on the back of the dummy. For those of you who don't know, ごめん(gomen) means sorry in Japanese and adding ね(ne) is like a conversational addition that makes it a little more sincere in a friendly sense. Just think its interesting that they added "sorry" to the back of the dummy just makes it more of a joke.
I definitely think Missingno from Pokemon Gen 1 should be on this list. Not only is it creepy and confusing, but it is not something was they tried to remove from the game but forgot about, but rather something that TRULY was never supposed to be in the game at all. And at the time of Generation 1, pretty much before the internet was widespread, we kids had so many rumors about Missingno circulating all school yards everywhere.
There's actually a creepier unused boss from pokemon gen 1 that you can find by first catching a glitches pokemon like missingno and going to the top floor of Lavender town The boss is called *Buried Alive* Lavender Town had a scrapped boss fight which probably would have replaced the battle with blue. On the very top floor of the pokemon graveyard there is a long passage way that leads up to a single tombstone which you can inspect. Upon inspection you will be thrown into a boss fight with what looks like a zombie trying to pull themselves out of the grave. The zombie has 4 ghost type pokemon, one of which is an unused sprite of a white hand Though you probably know this already there is an npc outside the graveyard that asks if you believe in ghosts. If you reply negative then she'll comment on there being a white hand on your shoulder (which is probably alludes to this boss) The creepy part of the boss is what happens when you lose. Rather than just blacking out as normal, the zombie will actually drag you into the grave to join them.
On the subject of glitch Pokemon, female symbol is quite creepy. It has a creepy glitched sprite, it has a messed up cry that never ends and its stats are legendary level. According to its glitched up Pokedex entry, its height is 80'3", making it the biggest Pokemon ever
Not only do u have decent content..but ur personality, narration, and voice is easy on the ears and actually really great for this type of stuff. Keep it up..i can't wait to watch u grow n possibly branch out to other things
Always blown away by the secrets just left inside games for years, its baffling to think how many were just never found before we played a new game and forgot it
Oddheader: “Did you forget who your producer was?” -Zero and Zero Two from Kirby’s Dreamland 3 and Kirby 64 -Haltmann’s backstory, talking about his daughter’s death -Bowser burning alive in NSMBDS -Skulls in Super Mario Bros. 3 -Giygas from Mother 2/Earthbound -Ultimate Chimera Segments (and its music) from Mother 3
OMG I remember Bowser burning alive in NSMBDS! When I was like 3, 4, or 5, I saw that and I started crying cuz I was so scared. Because of that, I was actually too scared to progress because I didn’t want to see him like that again. It was traumatizing
@@Stonex180 I was older when I saw that but I still felt really bad for Bowser. Like when his fuckin skeleton came up out of the lava it just creeped me out. He's too good of a father to die like that . And plus, I'm pretty sure Dry Bowser shows up later as a boss, so the madlad actually survived as an undead.
Some people have a hobby of taking apart games to find the secrets. A lot of this could be found by enabling no clip (or exploiting a glitch or cheat that does something similiar) If you're looking for weird stuff outside the map or in the code, its easier than you'd think.
Gojira * i found this one interesting cuz everyone thought the usual about it like it was meant to be in but taken out for gameplay reasons, but when i hear the explination they gave that "he wanted something terrorizing in the world", and its strong enough and pretty quick to kill any other monster that makes me think this monster is for testing purposes, which when i think further on it i feel like it could be pretty ingenious so let me explain what i mean by used for testing, the monster can kill everything and attacks other monsters so he probably created it and literally spawned it on the world to watch for bugs while it rampaged and destroyed, i mean what better way to test a game than to have it test itself? instead of having to max your char health and make yourself invulnerable and physically play around to see if you can break the ingame world, so he made and automated area tester character to do the work randomly while he probably sat with a beer and watched for glitchs xP so even if that wasnt his intention i learned a lot from that scenario on game development
I honestly think he did it just for fun/the reason he stated. It makes more sense to pit NPCs that already exist within the game against each other to check for glitches, not an overpowered beast that will wreck things / get stuck in ceilings. It also doesn't replace game testers; the way NPCs interact with each other is far different than how it interacts with the player character.
After you mentionning the ff8 dummy enemy, you have proven to me you are willing to dig for your content. Until now, I never heard of this factoid anywhere else. I am glad to have subscribed to you.
Daniel Currie Yeah. I meant it was never featured in a video as far as I've seen. I knew of the fact forever too. I meant I only ever seen it in like hacked videos of the playstation version.
You should see the other versions of this guy. Depending on the battle test number in a different room. He can also appear under Ultimecia final form, even Griever of I recall. If not done already, some day I may fire up my emulator and check every number and record the weirdest ones.
@@myshreksbox Nah. I think it's less a pronunciation thing and more for marketing reasons and the way it must have sounded to Westerners's ears when hearing it for the first time. I doubt that the western world would have really remembered or cared for the name "Gojira", especially in the 50's. It also has no real meaning or context. Whoever coins the name "Godzilla" is actually a genius, in my opinion, LOL!
@@AkumaDayo it literally isn't. It's a combination of "gorira (ゴリラ; meaning 'gorilla')", and "tujira (クジラ; meaning 'whale')". There's also the fact that, yes, Japanese as a language actually does have the "z" sound in their pronunciation, such as with the word "zankoku (残酷; meaning cruel)". You clearly don't know what you're talkin' about
@@taxisalad look closer I didn't say z I said zi they don't have that combination of sounds You don't have to sound so rude about it too, jesus Thanks for letting me know about the etymology tho, I guess Doesn't change the fact that zilla is still pronounced jira anyway since there is no z and i combination which is what I meant :/
He did add "confusing" and "weirdest" to intro, so its not only creepy. And adding exactly specific things to title would be unnecessary, so he choose just "creepy" because halloween.
A common theory is that bloodborne monster is not the final form of the final boss but in fact his physical body...similar to what happens with Micolash.
@@youngkappakhan Saying that, Lots of deleted files seem to have reference to demeons souls and the game possibly being a spiritual demons souls sequel
@@halogeorge1 Originally the game was set in the same world as demons souls. At least this is what some of the older files seems to imply (it also had a very different story and mechanics).
@@SMGFRESH Since its a glyph dungeon, it should still be accessable (since I think its created by zullie or at least discovered to follow that ID) so it should be.
Gojira is a Godzilla Easter egg and was meant to be in wild wasteland . It got cut because it kept spawning in early on the game and they couldn’t fix it within the time frame it had to release .
Gojira is the Japanese name for Godzilla.
Gojira is also a prog death band, but that's irrelevant
Gojira was also referenced ion Fallout 1 or 2 as well as an enormous monster than lived in the nuclear ruins of Cheyenne Mountain.
@@sirspookybones1118 wait I thought they are groove metal, their songs are way too simple to be prog death or maybe I'm just dumb
@@MNB730 idk I'm going from.what I've heard people refer to them as. I think it's more akin to just Prog due to the djent elements but Groove works too
10 Creepiest Enemies in Games Never Meant to Be Found
Number 10 - Windmill
Pedro Grotto *termbine
Charlie Moonen *turbine
Helen Nesbitt just quoting mr oddheader here
@@fluoxetoon *autogun
wim turmbine*
3:33 Inside the Dummy’s mouth, it says “Dummy” in Japanese. On its back, it says, “Sorry.” A rather polite enemy!
Sorry Dummy.
ダミー da-mii: English word dummy
ゴメンネ: go-men-ne: Sorry
it calls you dummy and says sorry
Yep XD
It was produced in Canada
Imagine being the people who discover these types of things
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A killer windmill?
Somebody call Don Quixote..
Why? He can't even defeat a docile windmill.
One peice ? Yes or no?
@@mayhulk7514 No they're referring to a character in a book by the same name. He was a delusional crackpot that laid siege to windmills believing them to be enemy dragons or something.
@@makuno4 Ok.It was just confusing because it sounded like doflamingo
@@mayhulk7514 Yeah I think One Piece actually borrowed the name from the character in the book.
top 10 creepiest enemies in gaming
*windmill*
*dummy*
*Arwing*
h did you just call an Arwing an R-wing
lmao R-Wing
Sorry lmao
I haven't played a starfox game before
Dummy
*_O._*
"Dummy" has "I'm sorry, alright" written in his back,
K thanks I will go now
DespacitoDaniel ooh I wonder why? I smell a potential Creepypasta.
👏👏👏
@@fukkthisnewupdate8882 i'm guessing it's a little joke, since the guy who made it was probably tired as all living hell.
geekish yea probably. But, it's still fun to dream
There’s words in his mouth so what does that say?
“Creepiest enemies”
Cute blob in Mario sunshine
A spaceship
And a windmill
The way the windmill suddenly "looks" at you and starts spinning while damaging you IS sorta creepy. It'd definitely startle someone who didn't expect it.
"AH SHIT! MAH FAN JUST LOOKED AT ME AS IT'S CONSTANTLY TURNING TO BLOW THE WIND AROUND!"
AHHHHH A CUTE BIG BLOB THING AAAAAAAA
and a thing I built in minecraft as a kid lmao
Ghosted
Wait... a 12 year old designed a freaky creature called Mr Friendly that would MATE YOU TO DEATH?! I think that boy might need some professional help.
Bit too late for that now, don't cha think Richard?
:|
tHaT BOY neeDs THeRapy!!!!!!!
Most real-life kids make a lot of perverted jokes, and by the time they're 12 they do a lot of edgy humor too.
Child innocence is a lie.
I know. I was a child once, a long time ago perhaps, but unlike most adults I do remember most of it. I knew about sex and stuff like that at 10 years old, and that was before the internet had even been conceived. If I was able to draw, I might have even made a creepy monster like that... but I would never have said that it "mates you to death" with its tentacles. There's something not-quite-right about that.
The windmill makes perfect sense if you've ever been on deadline to make a game. The Autogun has a default idle animation where it slowly spins. Since it would be a waste of effort to code an entire animated windmill for one scene, they took the Autogun enemy and replaced the barrel of the gun with a windmill blade. Players would never notice, since they wouldn't get high enough to enter the threat radius.
#3 Creepy backgrounds thought to represent the insanity or death of the main character’s brother
#2 Arwing, STAR FOX IS TOO SPOOKY
He said he's counting weirdest too
@@alanmooreisrasputinreincar8106 An Arwing still shouldn't be so high up.
@@ProLaytonxPhoenix no,it should, because its very weird itd be very high
Bytezor Lucas's brother is crazy or dead? I don't know much about the Mother series, so go easy on me.
@@dronkusdonkus9190 It's not that weird though. Star Fox is made by Nintendo just like Zelda so using an already finished design to design another similar object isn't even slightly strange.
“Suddenly a creature appears that makes you want to quit the game”
Piano from Mario 64 intensifies
*DEAD HAND FROM OCARINA OF TIME INTENSIFIES*
*BrAiN aNdRoSs FrOm StAr FoX 64/64 3d*
The spiders with scary faces from The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
NO THANK YOU
This is a weird one but the “ant” from the goat mmo “goatwind” location 🧍
*pink scorpion from serious sam 3 intensifies*
The juggernaut kills players too easily because its AI is "too intelligent."
(Let's just gloss over the 1 hit kill part, though)
Killing something in one swing is pretty smart, saves time.
Halo Dev:I cAnT TuRn DoWn tHe DaMaGe On ThIs BeAsT
To be fair, a lot of things in halo 2 either kill you in one hit or kill you very very very quickly.
*IT'S
The same people either ignored or just didn't care when they made the Cortana level in Halo 3.
“What was Gabe smoking?”
I mean what was he not smoking.
What I wanna know is, why didn't Mr. Friendly make it into the game?
Wobbles and Bean well the creature probably didn’t fit with the game style and who would want a enemy like that.
@@WobblesandBean I mean, I’m not sure Gordon Freeman getting fucked to death would be too good for the games rating
@@largeboi4678 No, it also made Gordons glasses to drop, making the screen blurry.But the GoldSrc engine wasn't able to make it blurry
The Arwing was too creepy, I can't sleep. You really should have put an extra warning on that one or something, holy shit, come on man.
Fireorb ur joking right
интернет Spitfire i hope you are joking about asking if he is joking
Where is the arwing?
@@thejudge.2745 google starfox 64
It says Creepiest enemies
The Mother 3 one, i think they wanted to recreate the feel of Gygas, Mother's 2 final boss...
But someone ACTUALLY remembered how he felt seein' that as a kid and went "let's not"
Theres vaper 3 and TENT PERSON AND SIGN AND DUNG BETTLE!?
Isn't some of the music used in that also directly from Earthbound as well?
@@woobgamer5210 Indeed! at least... It does sound like it 🤔
2:30 Yes and no. Specifically, they couldn't make the AI seem FAIR enough. The Juggernaut is supposed to be essentially the combat form of a Proto-Gravemind, but they couldn't properly communicate its intelligence. If they made it too OP, it was seen as cheap. If they made it too weak, it seemed like it was just an idiot. They were trying to use it as a Flood equivalent of a Hunter pair when the lore would be that it was more like a golden Elite. They cut it because they couldn't get the idea and the execution to match. They explained this, iirc, in the Halo 3 Legendary Edition. It's not that they couldn't balance it so much as they couldn't make it fit their lore, and Bungie is insane about lore.
didnt halo 2 also have a crunch time on production?
They are insane about lore
Unless it’s destiny in which case eh.....
@@willjones3603 Destiny has insane lore lmao
0:55 *W I N D T U R M B I N E*
2:31 *F U S T R A T I N G*
4:55 *G O R J I R A*
2:19*
*c o o m m a n*
2:31 the enemy orga
4:55 gojira the godzilla (???)
6:59 *G A*
Don Quixote lived in a happier time before wind turbines when only windmills were a threat.
tur*m*bines
The man of la mancha
But maybe Don Quixote found a glitched windmill that did exactly same thing to him and that is why he started fighting them.
@@Pehmokettu This exact scenario exists in Scribblenauts.
Wimdills*
8:28 "This was further backed by the theory that the original N64 version was confirmed to have a much darker ending before it was scrapped"
Like the ending we got was any less psychologically damaging. *_cries_*
Faxs
can i get a burger
Can I get some chicken
@@itzToshYT LMAO
I didn't know until this video that EarthBound 64 was a thing. Was it released?
kid: "this mates with you to death"
Gaben: "MeTaPhOr!!!!"
It's about young boys and their homophobia against rape monsters.
@@Me-kr3ox *TOOK COCAINE AND THOUGHT EVERYONE WANTS TO SCREW THEIR OPPOSITE GENDER PARENT. AND ALSO THOUGHT HOMOSEXUALITY WAS CAUSED BY IDENTIFYING WITH THE SAME GENDER PARENT*
Yeah. It’s really common to invoke common Freudian fears for creepy enemy designs in games
"10 creepiest enemies" showing fox's airwing..
It can shoot you woaaaahhhh scaryyyyy
☆go1☯ what do you mean?
@☆go1☯ What is the rearranged enemy name?
@☆go1☯ Hell?
Its not about the airwing itself, but about it being sort of unfitting and uneasy feeling in Zelda´s world.
I still dont think its too bad myself- But I can see the reason behind it.
Also I never played Zelda, how the fuck can Link take down an airbone target that moves so fast like that? He just has that sword O_o
The Luigi's Mansion enemy looks like it could've been a beta model for the boss "Bogmire". It was probably cut early for being too creepy, which is also why it has no texture. This is just me speculating, though.
JesusIsAMoose really? Luigi’s mansion 1 was pretty scary in itself
JesusIsAMoose The game was so supposed to be very dark too
That's Elh, he was supposed to be an elemental enemy that used Fire and Ice, as he has particle and shader data related to those elements.
As for being untextured, maybe he was going to be completely shader-based? That would have been really cool!
What kinda name is Bogmire? It's like naming something "Cookiebiscuit" or "Swordblade" :P
or it could have been an early model of the gaurd
That enemy in Sunshine was in the very early trailers when there were other humans on the plaza.
Mr. Friendly would've been good for Silent Hill.
Okay
O Mi Gawa I love your porfile picture giggles I saw it once in Google image
Yeah, that's exactly what I was thinking, especially with Gabe Newell's interpretation of the enemy.
I was going to like this, but I will leave your 420 meme alone until someone else breaks it haha
GOJIRA looks so cute
I love stuff like this. I just love seeing stuff that’s not meant to be found in games.
Same
Yeah... especially in the Zelda series. I like to try and find secrets on Zelda because they're either creepy or funny! And, talking about Zelda, I'm going to find that enemy...
TCRF.NET at your service. Most of these things are described there.
All gamers feel this way. Its like finding top secret government files. You just gotta read em
Me too
Mr. Friendly would be perfect for a Silent Hill 3 monster, the symbolism of how an adolescent sees reproduction is kind of fitting to the whole teenage pregnancy and birthing themes of the game.
A kid drew that “Mr Friendly” who “mates with people to death”? Yeah, I’d have some follow up questions for that kid as well as a phone number to a child abuse hotline heh
😂
Wdym child abuse hotline
@@rainbow-markeranimations1899 a child drawing a monster that rapes people to death probably isn’t a super normal child
The video makes it sound like the artist was a 10-year-old or something, but he was a college student IIRC. Only a "boy" compared to the older devs.
@@Thebdippy thanks
Dummy's back says 'Gomenne' , meaning Sorry in Japanese.
High key sad
Dummy has low self esteem
Like me :D
@@yoursleepparalysisdemon8171 like me too :D
Lowkey depressing
"What was Gabe smoking?"
Moss that grows in real time.
I know that this is probably a meme, but how else would moss grow? In game time?
@@largeboi4678
Well... uh... uhhh...
I'll explain the reference.
Gabe Newell wanted to include real-time moss growth in Half-Life 1 and 2.
It would grow over time depending on how long the player takes going through the game.
It wouldn't've based on, like, static triggers the player goes through, instead based on real elapsed playtime.
So, uh, yeah, that's, uh... That's why I phrased it so, um, strangely.
@@Cheerybelle oh don’t worry about it, if people didn’t make jokes just because some people wouldn’t understand it then jokes would be way less varied, also thanks for explaining it
Half Life is the greatest game ever man.
@@DemonPrinceofHell
It's certainly up there, imho.
Really, across the board, GoldSrc powered a great set of games and mods, and Source has its fair share, too.
I still play the games a lot, of course including that original classic.
It also gave us Team Fortress, Counter-Strike, and, later on, Portal, so it also gets points for that, too.
Incidentally, I'm going to go play CS:GO. Or maybe CS:CZ. Possibly CS:S. Regardless.
4:13 I'm italian and I'm totally laughing at that, plus that's how I feel sometimes while I'm translating projects from english to italian, LOL
Bella fra
anch'io so morto quando l'ho visto ahhahahha
Esatto, stavo morendo 😂😂
9:48
Wow, the developers of Bloodborne managed to accurately portray what I look like in real life
I am sorry, but Justin Y. Has returned, please return to your shed or you'll be forced to go through the femur breaker.
Oof self burn those are rare
ur everywhere
Shitty Underrated Comment
I have nothing to add, but I'm just gonna start leaving a counter each time I see you starting now x)
Actually, the creepiest enemy that went unused in mother 3 is called "reggie.no" because he's programed to never give us mother 3
And Sakurai.no for a bunch of characters that could've been adden.
-The title should be renamed to "U'r Mom 3"-
*E:* Why did I wrote this lameass "jOke"...
Yeah rape machine is probably the most horrifying. That is, Sir Friendly.
"Did they forget who their publisher were?"
Dude, Nintendo games ALWAYS have freaky shit in them. The piano in Mario 64, the pokedex entries, the ending of Earthbound, the dark world cutscene in Twilight Princess, all of Majoras Mask. As bright and family friendly as the games are Nintendo are not afraid of adding some freaky shit when they want to.
Super Paper Mario isn't off the hook either. The river twygz and the erased sammer kingdom are just plain creepy. Oh and don't forget Mimi's spider transformation. There's also Super Mario Galaxy 2's hell valley sky trees, and the UFO and ghost in Super Mario 3D land.
Don’t forget all of the creepy ghost related stuff in the Pokemon games; like the little ghost girl in Phoebe’s area of the elite 4 in ORAS! Or “Acerola” showing up near the end of the ghost trial in Ultra SuMo.
Or “No, you’re not the one...”
Also Bayonetta 2 taking classing Nintendo characters and turning them into oversexualized outfits
Morzathoth don't forget river twygz bed, lavender town, the world of nothing, and the submerged castle... Oh yea, and the dead hand.
Hell valley sky trees, river twygz bed...oh hey everyone has already said these. I'll stop. NINTENDO IS CREEPY SOMETIMES GOT IT
"Mother 3 is the long awaited sequel to mother 2"
YOU DONT SAY
"creepiest enemies"
B a r r e l R o l l
windmill
R i c k r o l l
G e c k o
@@TheRealestHamburgerHelper IS THIS A MOTHERFUCKER METAL GEAR REFERENCE?
*_S O L I D S N A K E_*
Mr friendly also had a purpose of eating dead bodies. This would explain disappearing corpses in the game
I never played the game, but the idea that that thing is always behind me somewhere eating bodies off camera is really fucked
In case anyone's interested, the Japanese text on the front of the dummy in FF8 reads "Dummy" and the back says "Gomene" or "Sorry"
I wanted to point that out too. Good job. :)
Just to point something out: it's spelled "gomen'ne" and it's written in katakana (ゴメンネ), which is strange because it's usually written in hiragana (ごめんね)
i'm not a gomenelf! i'm not a gomeneblin! i'm a gomene! and you've been gomene'd!
In katakana, "gomenne" becomes "GOMENNE", like "HEY SO SORRY". When swearing or shouting, Japanese people transcribe that using katakana, because it is more edgy, masculine or shocking/violent.
@@jillojess Thanks! My Japanese is pretty much limited to reading Katakana and Hiragana.
This videos like
"Creepy enemy"
"Unknown area."
"Overpowered creature"
*_𝗔𝗥𝗪𝗜𝗡𝗚_*
The whole human reproduction thing Gabe was talking about was a possibility of the fear of entering fatherhood. His wife was pregnant at the time and he was afraid of becoming a father at the time. The original concept of the final boss for the game relates to this too.
oh shit, wow, heh, that's amazing, 🥴 had no idea about that inspiration, very...very interesting
Fun fact about the FF8 dummy: on the back of it it says "ゴメンネ" which means "I'm sorry"
Rose's are red
Violets are blue
Omvaya mo shinde yu
Suscribe to tseries
3:45
If you were wondering what the words written on Dummy mean:
Front: ダミー
Eng: "Dami" (phonetical spelling of Dummy)
Note: (really close spelling to だめ which means "no good" so probably a pun)
Back: ゴメンネ
Eng: "Sorry"
Note: (Written in Katakana, they only do that when they're trying to imply that something that is inanimate is talking)
(Post boxes in Legend of zelda wind waker do this for example)
2:50 Imagine being stalked by a flood juggernaut in Luigi's Mansion. lmao
No
Just no
0:08 is me when I first saw Pyramid Head
Try the yamibito in siren 2...the worse thing is that they smile.
That was also my reaction to the Ichthyosaur in Half-Life 1...
Me when I first saw the dinosaur running behind me in Crash Bandicoot 3. Except I also cried.
I really love your content! Awesome Work!
Thanks for making me search that nightmare fuel
I think seeing horrifying creatures in otherwise cute looking games is what scariest of all. Is such a hard contrast that you can’t help but be creeped out.
Gojira is the Japanese name for Godzilla. cool reference by that developer :)
Yeah, giant fire breathing monster with a fin on the back... def see the inspiration.
Really? I was hoping someone at Bethesda was a fan of the band Gojira.
Mar Hawkman Godzilla doesn't breath fire or have a fin on his back.
And an Awesome Band
DarthAdipose nuclear breath is close enough and he has two whole rows of fins down his back WYS?
The Luigi's Mansion one looks like a Nobody from Kingdom Hearts 2
It looks like the final boss from pikmin 3.
*Kingdom Hearts battle music plays*
He just wants some body to love.
It looks like a amalgamate from undertale
@@Sgt-Wolf Nah I don't think the plasm wraith is very similar
That thing in Luigi's Mansion has the same animations as the mamuta from Pikmin. I think an asset artist from the Pikmin team got one of his files mixed up with the Luigi's Mansion team's files.
Probably the same artist that got the goomba mixed up with the Sunshine team's enemies...
Then why didn’t they cut it out? Were they just unaware it was there?
A lot if things are left in games
@@yellowbearanimations video games are big projects with hundreds of thousands of lines of code and assets to keep track of. Taking one thing out could have effects elsewhere. If you're in the last few weeks of a project, you don't have time to go back and "clean up" all of the stuff you were using to test the game. Some things just get left in. Makes me happy cause I like discovering this stuff.
Or they just like tonflex at us with teeny easter eggs in a mannerismesque way
4:14 im italian and the translation is NOT correct. Instead of im tired, it says: im sleepy.
Just wanted to be a nitpicker once in my life. Sorry
In English, 'Tired' can be physically worn out or sleepy, but nice to get a claification! :)
It's similar in Japanese with 疲れた and 眠い
@Adam Shaw yeah, but tired can also mean, just like Ronnie said, "physically worn out"
Salve :)
@@ninfialnine5710 ma ciao
Some people will find anything to nitpick
#2 creepiest- "Do a barrel roll!"
Me - "OMG NOOOOO PLZ NOOOOOO"
9:25 ''If you manage to defeat this deleted atrocity, youre taken to this mysterious dungeon called'' *and at the same time this ad comes up naming random food*
Me: nice dungeon name
The ad that appeared for me was a mcdonalds ad lol
For me it was Spotify
@Maddy piano it’s bear* / bear
Starbucks
@@whateversonic4845 yes
On the Perfect Dark one: HOLY SHIT, DON QUIXOTE WAS RIGHT!
Ultra underrated comment.
I get it!
xD
i was being taught about don quixote today! lmao
Nice one
How could the ending of Mother 3 possibly get DARKER?! It literally ends with Claus committing suicide by striking Lucas with lightning, knowing that it would reflect off the Franklin Badge back at him!
Honestly, Dung Beetle is creepier than Giygas. It's like a thing man was not meant to see more than Giygas.
Mooshry The name Dung Beetle ruins it a little.
Well, Dung Beetle is the tiny black pixel in front. The robot-thing is the background.
I guess so..
Giygas is worse.
the music at that section was a slowed down cave of the past theme from earthbound
4:01 it's interesting at least to me that this is probably written by a native italian speaker or someone who lived for long period in italy since " 'sta" is "questa" but in a very informal way, almost like dialect
Non è facile la vita di un localizzatore.
I think you misconstrued what Robert McLees was trying to say. The actual quote is as follows:
“The Flood Juggernaut was the progenitor of the pure form seen in Halo 3. There is nothing left of any host in this form other than the raw materials. Even the calcium has been broken down to form armor. Whereas the earlier combat forms were hosts used as vehicles, with the pure forms, the host material is used as building blocks to craft the ultimate form. And that’s what the Juggernaut was supposed to be.
There would never be more than one of these in any given place. Once you eliminated it, the combat forms that were supplementing it would go offline. ... It has four to six infection forms - brains - running it. It was supposed to be this uber-intelligent mini boss, but the suggested intelligence was way too high for what design needed to use it for, which was as a big tank.
It’s a fine line to walk. Make the enemy too hard to kill and players won’t find it intelligent at all. They’ll find it cheap and frustrating. Too dumb and it’s just another Combat form."
Basically, his point was that the Flood Juggernaut was difficult to create from a development standpoint, rather than to fight. Creating an enemy that felt truly intelligent compared to the other enemies in the game, who already felt reasonably smart, was a challenge they simply couldn't tackle in the dev time they had, and potentially, is a challenge they just couldn't complete at all.
Edit: Ken Birdwell also did not say that a 12-year-old boy drew Mr. Friendly. To prove this, here is the quote directly from Half-Life 2: Raising the Bar on Mr. Friendly:
"I remember early on when Gabe worked out what genre he wanted to do and asked me to recommend a concept artist. I remembered my friend's little 12-year-old skater punk brother who used to draw. I had always liked his work, it was really nice classical stuff, and I heard he had just graduated from the University of Washington art department. So Gabe called him and asked him to do a couple of sketches of possible monsters. He came in, looking nothing like how I remembered him--he was no longer a little kid; he's now 6'2", all tattooed up, with various metal bits poking out of his body." - Ken Birdwell
Ken was not expecting this at all when he decided to recommend the artist to Gabe, and was almost certain he was going to get into trouble when the artist started showing off his nightmarishly sexualized portfolio. When Gabe asked the artist about Mr. Friendly's protrusion underneath the body, Ted Backman, who was also there replied with: "That's his penis." Ken Birdwell was very much about to try and change the subject when Ted brought up that the sexual subject matter could make it disturbing to the target audience of the FPS, "14 year old boys," perhaps triggering a homophobic response. This promptly lead to Gabe actually loving the idea and sparking a pretty detailed discussion about it, which left Ken apparently pretty stunned but genuinely amused.
Edit: So it turns out even I'm a bit wrong! Ted Backman is "the artist" in question. The quote in RtB is a bit vague regarding that, but if I had simply looked up who Ted was, I would have noticed. Apologies.
Ninety ah I should have said the boy was no longer 12 when he gave the drawings over. Oof. Thanks for clearing that up.
Edit: I just want to be clear about where I referenced the source for this, it explained it had been "several years" later but did not explain his actual age, thus my assumption. combineoverwiki.net/wiki/Mr._Friendly
Quote: "Half-Life 2: Raising the Bar offers an account as to the origin of the alien's design. According to the book, Valve's Ken Birdwell had a friend whose 12-year-old brother, Ted Backman, used to draw. Birdwell had always liked his work, so while searching for a concept artist for Half-Life several years later, he asked Backman to provide a couple of sketches for possible monsters. Backman presented him and Gabe Newell, Valve's managing director, sketches of several very sexual-oriented monsters, the kind of material Birdwell did not expect. Among these was "Mr. Friendly" displaying an obvious penis. When questioned about it, Backman described that the creature would use its tentacled arms to pull the player towards itself until the point of fatal copulation. Birdwell was worried that Newell wouldn't approve of this material, but it turned out that was exactly what he was looking for. Newell and Backman then began a discussion about possible psycho-sexual alien behaviors and clinical descriptions of disturbed adolescent sexual fantasies. The sexual themes of some of these enemies were intended to elicit a response from the innate homophobia of 14-year-old boys, a significant portion of the targeted audience for the game.[2]"
@@oddheader Hey, no problem, man. I do genuinely enjoy your content so I wanted to clear up some confusion and potential misinfo for the sake of the audience. Keep up the good work.
I feel this comment deserves to be pinned, that's awesome!
@@Gamesfan34260 Yeah, I'd kinda inhered parts of it, but reading the dev quotes was great.
why did you type this much
Top 10 creepy secret game villains
*DO A BARREL ROLL!*
The luigi one honestly looks like it is textured, just white
Purple and black is usually the untextured look
@@TrueChaosLord only if ur playing gary's mod
@@AssortedMold268 oh
@@AssortedMold268 I am learning more
@@AssortedMold268 Or minecraft
Ah, I see we’re making Mother 3 even MORE horrific. Fantastic. I could imagine that as originally being meant to be part of tanetane island (after consuming the shrooms).
*_”vapor 2”_*
_vaporwave, but bigger and better_
Jesus Christ loves you, God bless heal save and forgive you in Jesus glorious and holy name i pray amen.
Well that took a turn
@@TABBYMUSIC I'm suspicious of people who just spam that in seemingly out of context situations. they're trying trolls trying to trigger people
worse*
Alex Dagos Bitch wot
9:02 I guess Star Fox is exploring a new planet
This is what happens after you defeat the slot machine boss in the 'Out of this Dimension' level in Star Fox.
@@Shadow6907 He's dead, Jim!
I think the one in BloodBorne was supposed to be "the true form of the final boss" ive heard it refered to as somthing along those lines
Im gonna kill that monster
yea he literally said that in the video
The boss was The Moon Presence. Given how you fight her in the dream and the chalice dungeons are supposed to be the waking world. In the lore when the Great Ones ascended, it was their consciousness that ascended to the nightmare realm and their physical bodies were left behind sleeping. The Pthumerians were mean to be guardians of the great ones physical forms. Although some were chosen to bear a child of a great one but that's a discussion for another time. Anyway. The "secret" boss you fight is really just the moon presences left behind physical form.
@@BansheeKing22 where do you get your lore info
@@durnel2001 vaatividya, probably
I remember encountering a glitch in Harry Potter The Chamber Of Secrets for PC.
It featured Harry on some platform with a grid with boxes filled with numbers.
The sky above was dark.
I remember being able to freely walk around but I was creeped out by the silence and the fact that only Harry's footsteps could be heard.
Decided to nope out. I never found out what that all was.
Sounds like you found a dev room. The numbers were more than likely a level selector room.
What's so strange about Mr. Friendly premises!? The headcrabs were meant to turn humans into zombie hosts by mating with their heads! This is further elaborated on Half-life 2, when the scientist Dr. Kleiner states that "the worst she could do is try to... couple... with your head... fruitlessly of course..." when talking about his debeaked (harmless) headcrab pet Lamarr! And the fact that this same creature can get sustenance out of a watermelon (as seen on Dr. Kleiner lab's notes posted on the wall) or any meat (even when taking preference for their own host's head), leads me to believe that they don't need their hosts entirely for sustenance, but more likely for mating purposes!!
Or a freaky parasitic version of it anyways... How do those things actually reproduce?
@@marhawkman303 Now I'm curious too and I don't even play the game.
@@yeshelloiamsnek580 Yeah obviously they DO or there wouldn't be so many of them running amok....
@@marhawkman303 I know you were feeling sarcastic when you said that, but I literally just said I've never played. So how could I know.
@@yeshelloiamsnek580 I was actually serious more than sarcastic. There are some games where you fight enemies that are lab grown monstrosities that can't reproduce on their own. This apparently ISN'T one of those.
Dayum bro, good thing we didn't go to Holland, they sure would have a lot of dangerous wind TURNBINES there.
XD
Its Terhmbynes you uncultured swine.
*Mr. Too Friendly*
I remember encountering the windmill in Perfect Dark as a kid. Scared the hell out of me.
So apparently Link and Fox did fight before Smash 64!
I like to think of this as canon to the LoZ series
WHEEZE
I never trusted windmills especially after that one courage the cowardly dog episode they are just pure evil no question
Petscop
Although the windmill was actually what _prevented_ the creepiness from happening.
@@PTp1ranha you just cant trust them...remember there was also that one from the teletubbies it was also up to something
xkcd.com/556/
the windmills have eyes in mario games... i bet they're up to something as well.
I love the fact that the FF8 devs took the time to put ゴメンネ (gomenne) on the back of the dummy. For those of you who don't know, ごめん(gomen) means sorry in Japanese and adding ね(ne) is like a conversational addition that makes it a little more sincere in a friendly sense. Just think its interesting that they added "sorry" to the back of the dummy just makes it more of a joke.
Wonder how the Italian translator felt about that, lol
Explodingmoons He had hella thicc blunt
@@Fredrik9968 The only thing that comes up is an Indian actress with the name Swastika.
I see you everywhere.
@Explodingmoons That's true. If you search for the Bengali swastika, it looks practically identical to the enemy design.
5:50
“You won’t believe what it reveals”
It’s just a Pikmin’s head
*with legs as well as no arms*
Crepiest enemies in video games: A goddam windmill
Laurynas 01 A turmbimed
I mean, it was 10th place
Well yeah but still top 10 crepiest enemies
@@laurynas0184 Yeah, I was just joking. Would've probably made it more clear.. :)
great just great ill remember to look out for windmills the next time
I definitely think Missingno from Pokemon Gen 1 should be on this list. Not only is it creepy and confusing, but it is not something was they tried to remove from the game but forgot about, but rather something that TRULY was never supposed to be in the game at all.
And at the time of Generation 1, pretty much before the internet was widespread, we kids had so many rumors about Missingno circulating all school yards everywhere.
There's actually a creepier unused boss from pokemon gen 1 that you can find by first catching a glitches pokemon like missingno and going to the top floor of Lavender town
The boss is called *Buried Alive*
Lavender Town had a scrapped boss fight which probably would have replaced the battle with blue. On the very top floor of the pokemon graveyard there is a long passage way that leads up to a single tombstone which you can inspect. Upon inspection you will be thrown into a boss fight with what looks like a zombie trying to pull themselves out of the grave.
The zombie has 4 ghost type pokemon, one of which is an unused sprite of a white hand
Though you probably know this already there is an npc outside the graveyard that asks if you believe in ghosts. If you reply negative then she'll comment on there being a white hand on your shoulder (which is probably alludes to this boss)
The creepy part of the boss is what happens when you lose. Rather than just blacking out as normal, the zombie will actually drag you into the grave to join them.
@@caldog619 That's just a rumor sparked up by a creepypasta. Don't be fooled.
@@littlekittytv7893 Aah makes more sense
On the subject of glitch Pokemon, female symbol is quite creepy. It has a creepy glitched sprite, it has a messed up cry that never ends and its stats are legendary level. According to its glitched up Pokedex entry, its height is 80'3", making it the biggest Pokemon ever
Not only do u have decent content..but ur personality, narration, and voice is easy on the ears and actually really great for this type of stuff. Keep it up..i can't wait to watch u grow n possibly branch out to other things
4:02 I'm Italian and when i read the text I were dying for the laughs (sry for my English 😑)
Sono italiano pure io
It’s ok
Stavo proprio cercando i commenti degli italiani 😂
imagine walking through the kokiri forest and out of nowhere Star Fox starts blasting.
0:21 "in the spirit of halloween..." but im watching this on Christmas Day!
XD
What the fuck are you doing here i thought you soliders were covering the citadel
Lol
Always blown away by the secrets just left inside games for years, its baffling to think how many were just never found before we played a new game and forgot it
Oddheader: “Did you forget who your producer was?”
-Zero and Zero Two from Kirby’s Dreamland 3 and Kirby 64
-Haltmann’s backstory, talking about his daughter’s death
-Bowser burning alive in NSMBDS
-Skulls in Super Mario Bros. 3
-Giygas from Mother 2/Earthbound
-Ultimate Chimera Segments (and its music) from Mother 3
The well demon from the water temple in the legend of Zelda
@@RedHorizonz Dead Hand, and that was the Shadow Temple
The Mother series took a ton of risks; most noticeably sexual harassment, booze, hallucinogenics, suicidal thoughts, and police brutality
OMG I remember Bowser burning alive in NSMBDS! When I was like 3, 4, or 5, I saw that and I started crying cuz I was so scared. Because of that, I was actually too scared to progress because I didn’t want to see him like that again. It was traumatizing
@@Stonex180 I was older when I saw that but I still felt really bad for Bowser. Like when his fuckin skeleton came up out of the lava it just creeped me out. He's too good of a father to die like that . And plus, I'm pretty sure Dry Bowser shows up later as a boss, so the madlad actually survived as an undead.
I absolutely love that kawaii turnip flower thing once it’s shell is gone. They should’ve kept it and just made its exterior a bit less...unnerving.
How the hell do people find these things? I mean, who just goes up to a random marker and starts typing in random shit to see if anything happens?
clericofchaos1 they hack the game and check the game files
No, probably a game shark.
It's just so fucking interesting.
Some people have a hobby of taking apart games to find the secrets.
A lot of this could be found by enabling no clip (or exploiting a glitch or cheat that does something similiar)
If you're looking for weird stuff outside the map or in the code, its easier than you'd think.
Me
I dream of some day finding something nobody's ever found
And the out of bounds in Rugrats: Royal Ransom doesn't count
Gojira * i found this one interesting cuz everyone thought the usual about it like it was meant to be in but taken out for gameplay reasons, but when i hear the explination they gave that "he wanted something terrorizing in the world", and its strong enough and pretty quick to kill any other monster that makes me think this monster is for testing purposes, which when i think further on it i feel like it could be pretty ingenious so let me explain what i mean by used for testing, the monster can kill everything and attacks other monsters so he probably created it and literally spawned it on the world to watch for bugs while it rampaged and destroyed, i mean what better way to test a game than to have it test itself?
instead of having to max your char health and make yourself invulnerable and physically play around to see if you can break the ingame world, so he made and automated area tester character to do the work randomly while he probably sat with a beer and watched for glitchs xP so even if that wasnt his intention i learned a lot from that scenario on game development
I honestly think he did it just for fun/the reason he stated. It makes more sense to pit NPCs that already exist within the game against each other to check for glitches, not an overpowered beast that will wreck things / get stuck in ceilings.
It also doesn't replace game testers; the way NPCs interact with each other is far different than how it interacts with the player character.
Honestly doubt that its much deeper than "Hehehe big lizard"
5:18 this is one of the most adorable things I've ever seen!! How could they put such a creepy shell or whatever on it!?
Gojira(ゴジラ) is Godzilla in Japanese
and there's a super sick metal band from France called Gojira. so good
@@BlvckjvckRecordings I never really heard any of their stuff but I really like Born in Winter
Yeah, but this guy says "GOREjira" where did this dude learn English? Also, what the fuck is a win"TURN"bind?
WHO DOESN'T KNOW THAT
Gorira is actually a portmanteau of gorira (gorilla) and kujira (whale). Godzilla is the English name, but it's not a direct translation.
After you mentionning the ff8 dummy enemy, you have proven to me you are willing to dig for your content. Until now, I never heard of this factoid anywhere else. I am glad to have subscribed to you.
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What really? It's really well known
Daniel Currie Yeah. I meant it was never featured in a video as far as I've seen. I knew of the fact forever too. I meant I only ever seen it in like hacked videos of the playstation version.
You should see the other versions of this guy. Depending on the battle test number in a different room. He can also appear under Ultimecia final form, even Griever of I recall. If not done already, some day I may fire up my emulator and check every number and record the weirdest ones.
This top 10 is pretty much "Creepiest and Confusing Creatures in video games"
I’m so disappointed he didn’t mention Godzilla when talking about “Gojira”
taxisalad Godzilla is actually just the American pronunciation cause we can’t pronounce anything Japanese apparently
@@myshreksbox Nah. I think it's less a pronunciation thing and more for marketing reasons and the way it must have sounded to Westerners's ears when hearing it for the first time. I doubt that the western world would have really remembered or cared for the name "Gojira", especially in the 50's. It also has no real meaning or context. Whoever coins the name "Godzilla" is actually a genius, in my opinion, LOL!
Gojira is actually just the Japanese pronunciation of Godzilla, since they don't have a zi sound in their language
@@AkumaDayo it literally isn't. It's a combination of "gorira (ゴリラ; meaning 'gorilla')", and "tujira (クジラ; meaning 'whale')".
There's also the fact that, yes, Japanese as a language actually does have the "z" sound in their pronunciation, such as with the word "zankoku (残酷; meaning cruel)".
You clearly don't know what you're talkin' about
@@taxisalad look closer
I didn't say z
I said zi
they don't have that combination of sounds
You don't have to sound so rude about it too, jesus
Thanks for letting me know about the etymology tho, I guess
Doesn't change the fact that zilla is still pronounced jira anyway since there is no z and i combination which is what I meant :/
"What the hell was Gay smoking?"
At 4:28 top right Allan please add subliminal messages
Allan, please add interesting easter eggs. Thanks Allan
Allan please add detail
Great job, bwahaha
Allen, Do Job Now. You Are Not Do Job. Do Now.
Turnbines > Turbines
I knew if I scrolled down far enough, I wouldn't be the only one...
Thank you I thought I was only one who noticed was about to make comment myself till I saw urs
Gore-jeera!
@@sevinPackage it's go-jerock you Moron nothing to do with you or your comment just quoting the older more terrible non cannon godzilla
Man this guy says a lot of words all goofy, like 'fustration'
4 out of 10 were objectively not creepy....I guess I was 40% clickbaited
The Sunshine tging is not even real
He did add "confusing" and "weirdest" to intro, so its not only creepy. And adding exactly specific things to title would be unnecessary, so he choose just "creepy" because halloween.
It might be creepy to others but there not creepy to me a bit
@@wommyu proof?
@@expendableindigo9639 mario Sunshine beta
Thank you for being the only TH-camr that doesn’t play creepy music behind this kind of video.
CREEPIEST ENNEMIES
BIG GECKO
WINDMILL
DUMMY
BARREL ROLL!
*_A R W I N G_*
S P O O K Y
And then cute Onion inside scary Onion
A common theory is that bloodborne monster is not the final form of the final boss but in fact his physical body...similar to what happens with Micolash.
That seems like an homage to King Allant from Demon's Souls.
@@youngkappakhan Saying that, Lots of deleted files seem to have reference to demeons souls and the game possibly being a spiritual demons souls sequel
Is the bloodborne one still in the game or did they patch it out? Anyine know?
@@halogeorge1
Originally the game was set in the same world as demons souls. At least this is what some of the older files seems to imply (it also had a very different story and mechanics).
@@SMGFRESH Since its a glyph dungeon, it should still be accessable (since I think its created by zullie or at least discovered to follow that ID) so it should be.
5:41 now I’m scared to play all stars, thank you for this abomination.
Gotta say, that one translator for Final Fantasy VIII was a damn genious
Phew, and here I thought I was the only one afraid of wind turbines...
Why so low?
wind turmnbimnes
Termnbimes*
Gojira means Godzilla it's a romanized Japanese pronunciation
It's not a Japanese pronunciation, it's the actual word. Godzilla is an American adaptation of the original name.
@@kingdamazo7266 I know but what you said is the exact same as what I said just different
@@henryeden2143 the way you said it sounded like you thought the word Godzilla came before Gojira. Just a grammatical misunderstanding
@@kingdamazo7266 nope don't worry I would have made the same mistake
@@henryeden2143 👍
halo 2: they call it the flood Juggernaut, or as i call it. the Floogernaut.
"your taken to this mysterious dungeon called-" *gets a state farm ad*
Oh god
@@Rusty101 word dungeon