I said it before and I'll say it again. You guys are a prime example of how SCP animations should be made. The dark atmosphere, dulled colors, immersive voice acting. Fantastic work.
@@therealdiplotator In some cases yeah, but the dark, gritty, textured look of the dull colours really sell the SCP universe. It isn’t a bright place to be, see the XK-Class scenario “When dawn breaks”.
I really enjoyed the fixed shots of the divers getting stuck in 3000’s trance, sometimes the best way of showing a moment like that is just to let it play out for a bit. I had a good time with this overall.
Hey you’re that TH-camr story teller of scps just wanna to say you’re ncredible on you’re career love the lore the depth of each and every scp story well done can’t wait to hear another keep it up
@@ForlornFoundryYou think you could release those edited sounds? They sound awesome and perfect for such a massive creature. Because people haven't used crying baby sounds to make these monster sounds and post em on TH-cam yet.
@@ajrhoades9818 Right, that's some great attention to detail. Packing in details like that makes a big difference in terms of making things feel natural. I didn't think about it, until I saw this comment, but that's precisely because it makes it feel natural.
@@PotassiumCat6163 okay grammar police not everyone's first language is English or it was an accidental spelling error and they didn't notice. But you must be really fun at parties
@@W1tchyWayzVrChat if it’s not your first language, then I’m teaching you something. Would you rather go around misspelling here until someone else corrected you?
As a person with deep, near-crippling thalassophobia (and who is clearly some kind of masochist), this shit had my heart pounding so hard and my fight-or-flight response losing its mind Everything about this scp, the sheer size, the outer worldly horror, and most of all the fact that it’s an unimaginable horror of the deep, it’s everything I instinctually fear God I love this video
Effects: SCP-729-J was put on a fishing hook and lowered into the sea, to where the current position of SCP-3000 was found with radar. After 2 hours of lowering it into the sea, Dr. Saarland complained about a cramp in his hand from unwinding the fishing pole and Dr. Bayer took over. Another 50 minutes later the assumed depth of SCP-3000 was reached. After 2 minutes, a tug was felt on the fishing pole and SCP-3000's presence swiftly disappeared from the radar. As Dr. Bayer also complained of his hand hurting, retrieval of the end of the fishing line was postponed. I told them both they should do stretches beforehand, but no, "We play Halo every Friday!", "Our wrists are trained!". Should have listened. - Dr. Baden The next day, after proper warmup, SCP-729-J was successfully retrieved, along with a crudely written note attached to it, reading: Alright, I thought we had a deal. I turn some consciousnesses to spaghetti, and you guys get your regrety-forgety. But, okay, you won. You get the forgety stuff for free. Lifetime supply. But please, just this one condition! Keep. That thing. Out. Of. My. Ocean! I'll go for a while. I need to calm down.
Poor 3000, not even the Scarlet King deserves that stuff. Don't even get me started on what happened when they placed it with 173, I'll never look at sombreros the same way again
@@tathagatdhaneriya7485 Or maybe, she is so pure that she only sees it as a cute, fluffy plushie. 729-J literally falls in love with her and will do anything to keep her and her world safe (including when the foundation itself tries to classify her as one of the specimens).
i have the most respect for deep sea divers and also a pure hatred of them. WHY IN GODS NAME ARE YOU SWIMMING AWAY FROM THE PLACE YOU CAN BREATH. if im going that deep down underwater im taking a damn train full of nukes with me and strapped on me at all times. if a shark is going to eat me in pure pitch black darkness IM TAKING THAT BITCH WITH ME
Love how the 3000 model is just a supersized moray eel. I recently went diving on a somewhat shallow reef off Cozumel in Mexico and the dive master pointed out something. It was just the head of a Goldentail Moray sticking out. They’re beautiful. Gold yellow with black spots. They kinda have a mini snout on top of their mouth and that’s where their eyes are. They open and close their mouths regularly, but it’s not threatening and it’s just how they breathe. It’s amazing to see. We also saw some coral polyps that if you wave your hand near fast enough will tuck back into their tubes. Really cool. We also saw a MASSIVE pufferfish. Like 3 feet long. Un-puffed, of course, but you have two regulators (mouthpieces) while diving, and they both have a purge valve that opens up the tank so you can clear any water out of your mouth. And if you take your spare regulator and put it near the puffer and press the purge valve you can get them to puff. I only learned this back in the boat but I wouldn’t have done it as it would be kinda a dick move. Anyways it was amazing. Try diving.
I love how god-like and eldritch 3000 feels. The captivation Sam feels from its eye, the "It's not supposed to be here" line, him willingly going into its teeth. Awesome stuff.
I love the animation and the VO. My problem with this is that it doesn’t actually address the central theme and canonical purpose behind SCP-3000 beyond a brief exchange of dialogue near the beginning. SCP-3000 is the Foundation’s source of memory erasing drugs because this entity is (or at is popularly embraced as) the antithesis of consciousness. This is not a monster that is scary because it eats you. SCP-3000 is a monster that erases any sense of being and thought so you are left brain-dead floating at the bottom of the ocean. Then maybe it does or doesn’t eat your spiritually annihilated body, but that is not the point.
It seemed to me this was the first encounter anyone had with it, as the divers weren't there for Anantashesha but rather to find the source of an oil leak etc.
Fun fact, Divers actually use a "pneumofathometer" to measure depth based on pressure applied to the device/diver. Altimeters are used to measure the vertical distance above sea level.
Well that's just about one of the most bone-chilling things I've ever seen. I'd say that I'd probably never go into the water again if I saw anything like this, but if we're talking about SCP-3000, getting anywhere near it is pretty much a death sentence.
I came across this because of an honest mistake made by IGP. Don’t know who else has but I don’t think I would’ve discovered this beauty otherwise. Incredible work! I hope to see more of these videos from these folks!
As someone with thalassophobia, I am literally horrified of that thing. Seeing it move and come to life was something I never needed to see, but it will dwell in the back of my mind for eternity now. Well done team, you've outdone yourselves again.
Literally just the deep water - even without anything in it - just thousands of feet of water below, stretching as far as the eye can see, across thousands of miles, is terrifying to me. I get knowing what could be lurking down there is part of that, but even if I knew for a fact nothing was in it, I still find its sheer size and depth horrifying. I remember flying over the Pacific, about half way between both coasts under a full moon, at a point when there weren't really any clouds. Just seeing this huge expanse of water with no land, knowing it was like 20 thousand feet deep, was pretty terrifying. There was a guy who managed to somehow survive over 70 days adrift in a tiny life raft in the middle of the Atlantic, and the idea of living and sleeping for over two months like that is just nightmarish.
@@cashewlater5317 Sorry, lol. When I was a kid, I used to be really afraid I'd have a nightmare where I was just sinking through the whole ocean, out in the middle of it... Thankfully it never happened.
The audio in this was top quality, it gave me chills. And that last shot of Anantashesha swallowing the diver literally sent a spike of dread down my spine. Amazing work, can't wait for more.
Amazing animation and impressive voice acting and script writing! The conversations didn't feel or sound scripted and the scale of the SCP/depth and emptiness of the ocean environment was truly unsettling. Amazing work to everyone involved!!
I just wanted to say that I love the detail you put into recreating a professional dive environment with things most people would be unaware of, like the kirby morgan helmets.
Man this is awesome. 3000 looks amazing, and the colors gave off such an eerie mood. The voice acting was awesome too. It freaked me out to hear them sounding so panicked and afraid.
I love this animation. One fun fact is that most saturation divers (dive out of a bell and live there for days) have auxiliary air tanks attached to their umbilical air system in case it snaps. In this case however, they’re too far from the diving bell to be able to fix the problem. This is why new diving suits have rebreather setups that allow divers to breathe up to around 12 hours without an umbilical air system. I suggest the yt channel Dive Talk if anyone wants to know more abt this stuff
Another weird fact is the fact that they have to breathe a helium oxygen mix. So they all have squeaky high pitch voices for days to weeks while living in the bell.
This was so amazing. I wish there was a full length film of this. Bless you guys you have so much talent. This got me hooked better than some Hollywood movies made these days.
As a Diver, I want to congratulate you on the Diver models. They are phenomenally done, and the helmets look like digital scans of actual helmets. Very well done!
That's one of the most frightening things i've ever seen. The all along stress to see the creature appear from behind, and that final shot when it opens its mouth... I've always had thalassophobia, and I find that the use of almost still pictures is such a good way to stimulate the imagination and exacerbate the fear (once again, that final shot is just incredible). Well done guys !
Wow some of those shots were unsettling. 3000’s scale is also depicted really well here and scale is one of my favorite things, or rather things WAY out of scale. Like leviathans
*Hi I'm Jeremy Wade. And for thirty years I've been investigating underwater mysteries. Tracking down fresh and saltwater killers In some of the most remote corners of the world, But this is something very different.*
Damn you. Damn you all or just blame the algorithm. I watched this last night on a whim completely ignorant of SCP. Three hours later I forced myself to sleep only to wake and start looking into more SCPs. Aggggg what have you done! Great animation, perfect level of suspense without jump scares (which I anticipated)!!
Random feed recommendation brought me here and I'm instantly subscribed. Love seeing good honest work being put into something creative and unique. Thanks for the pants shitting terror!
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Since I was young I've had a fear of Green moray eels.... Great/horrifying decision to use one as a reference for your SCP 3000 appearance. I'm going to so stand outside and get some air now.
Came here because IGP said he forgot to credit the artist I wouldn't have known this was a thing because I don't read credits so Im glad I saw his apology or I would never of been able to see this and its amazing.
Loved it, worth the wait and I’m so excited to see what else you bring out now that you’re more comfortable in the animation! Anything I can do to help in future, please let me know!
Ok, so, i read the file about SCP-3000 before this, and there´s nothing in there that indicates the level of epicity (and fear) that an animation this well done can bring to one´s eyes, but on a personal note i consider it could be off the scale...
Wow that was amazing! Love some good SCP animation, though if I was a giant sea monster and saw divers with split fins I would want to put them out their misery too.
@@ForlornFoundry they're a bit of a gimmick and more for show. They don't really hold up well in current, only really work with one way of kicking and don't have a lot of control in changing directions. For this reason, a lot of dive professionals kinda joke about split fins. They aren't terrible, they can still do their job in calm environments and shore diving, but I wouldn't recommend them over any other diving fin. (Tec or cave divers prefer jet fins)
@@ForlornFoundry ahah don't let that retract from how incredible your animation is! I absolutely loved this representation of one of my favourite SCPs! Keep up the amazing work!
Nicely done. From an armchair biologists perspective the scary-looking Moray Eel must have been the design inspiration, which are shy but fairly personable despite their appearance.
Thank you for helping worsen my thalassophobia But no cap this is cool as hell it's nice to be recommend a channel that isn't filled with generic stuff
As a diver myself, who has used equipment like those 3 before... Mmm, no thanks. They probably chalked up their lack of comms or silence to narcosis and tried to leave, but failed. It's why we always follow the buddy system. If your buddy goes missing, search for 1 minute, then return to a safer place (i.e. surface). Oh, and loved the scaling of 3000. Well done on making it so large in the scene.
A pleasure to have voiced HQ. Loved the render and animation of SCP-3000. You really captured the scale of the beast!
Omg Scp illustrated?!!! Real?!!!!!
Love your scp videos man keep it up. Hoping for more collabs
Hey illustrated been a while sinced you worked in the scp foundation site-56
I thought it sounded familiar!!! Great job~~
Incredible, it would be interesting to see a terrifying sea monster, like a girl saying that it would be interesting to see pirates ...
I said it before and I'll say it again. You guys are a prime example of how SCP animations should be made. The dark atmosphere, dulled colors, immersive voice acting. Fantastic work.
its only dark cause its underwater. Bright exuberant collors fit well with a lot of scp's too you know
@@therealdiplotator In some cases yeah, but the dark, gritty, textured look of the dull colours really sell the SCP universe. It isn’t a bright place to be, see the XK-Class scenario “When dawn breaks”.
@@therealdiplotatorno they really don't
@@normallymute0131 that one......oooh that ones a doozy
@@jpassa9093 yeah it is pretty scary for a thought experiment
I really enjoyed the fixed shots of the divers getting stuck in 3000’s trance, sometimes the best way of showing a moment like that is just to let it play out for a bit. I had a good time with this overall.
Nice to see you guys return. Really impressive stuff.
Thanks Exploring, your art references helped
Hey you’re that TH-camr story teller of scps just wanna to say you’re ncredible on you’re career love the lore the depth of each and every scp story well done can’t wait to hear another keep it up
Hey my favorite past time.
It looks so ominously dar if you don't look close enough it looks realistic.
Either that or it's messing with my head.
Very poggers!😎
To quote another piece of media, and I think it applies here: "From beneath you, it devours."
Eyy
omg I just finished watching that
oooo I think this is a sign to start my rewatch early
@@MoxyFoxtrot what's it from?
@@baritonewarshawsky Buffy the vampire slayer
Imagine diving casually and bumb into an ancient eldritch god of anti-conciousness.
Just because it hasn't documented doesn't mean it never happened
@@johnlemon3732 that’s a fallacy
@@johnlemon3732 you seemed to have missed the joke ;-;
I mean so many people have died from oxygen narcosis.
Its a thing where your oxygen tank gets super toxic.
"Whoa hey, what are you doing down here little guy?"
"Sieifgjfhflgoghdreeisd"
Very cool - amazing work to everyone involved! :D
Thanks Volgun!
Eyyy
Cool that the plague doctor was involved
Crossover Comment Moment!
@@ForlornFoundry me inspired by your work, i too create scp 3d animation stuff, btw love your work ❤
“The age of man is at its eclipse”
Such a good line, really fits the eldritch horror vibe
@@TentacleShark nothing is misspelled
lol
@@TentacleShark “it’s” means “it is”. “Its” is like “his” or hers”. Correct spelling is its in this instance.
They mean the spelling in the video is wrong, not that the original comment was misspelled.
That is not dead which can eternaly lie and with strange eon even death may die.
@@Phil_McCrackenツ Learnt this language for 12 years and I still did not know this shit😅 Thanks!
So cool guys! Well done!
He's here
Thanks for the help along the way ☺️
Eyy
Love how MrKlay it’s always supporting SCP Stuff! Well done guys.
@William Lee eyyyy
Man, kudos to whoever voice SCP-3000, they deserve more exposure and acclaim.
The crying baby is honored
@@ForlornFoundryYou think you could release those edited sounds? They sound awesome and perfect for such a massive creature. Because people haven't used crying baby sounds to make these monster sounds and post em on TH-cam yet.
Okay it may be a bit weird but I absolutely love how all the divers check their radio a bit differently
i totally agree the way they respond differently shows individuality that you dont really hear that often!
I love some good characterization
@@ajrhoades9818 Right, that's some great attention to detail. Packing in details like that makes a big difference in terms of making things feel natural. I didn't think about it, until I saw this comment, but that's precisely because it makes it feel natural.
“We’re not supposed to be hear” gave me chills, its like staring into the creature’s eyes revealed something that no man was ever supposed to discover
*here
@@PotassiumCat6163 okay grammar police not everyone's first language is English or it was an accidental spelling error and they didn't notice. But you must be really fun at parties
@@W1tchyWayzVrChat if it’s not your first language, then I’m teaching you something. Would you rather go around misspelling here until someone else corrected you?
@@PotassiumCat6163 nah true tho 😂
@@PotassiumCat6163 Lmao you didn't even say anything negative, only corrected their mistake lol Why Witchythingy so mad 😂
As a person with deep, near-crippling thalassophobia (and who is clearly some kind of masochist), this shit had my heart pounding so hard and my fight-or-flight response losing its mind
Everything about this scp, the sheer size, the outer worldly horror, and most of all the fact that it’s an unimaginable horror of the deep, it’s everything I instinctually fear
God I love this video
Its just big ass morray eel...
@@mitodrudito5806 I love how you put this, has me dying for some reason xD
@TheOneMusharifin well i can imagine if anything actually scary was lurking beneath wed know by now with all our tech.
Drums in the deep
@@mitodrudito5806 yeah, emphasis on the "big"
すごく丁寧な作りで静かに恐怖を煽られましたし、日本語字幕まである親切設計。感服いたしました。
sussy!!
@@CrazyCrayfish草
Effects: SCP-729-J was put on a fishing hook and lowered into the sea, to where the current position of SCP-3000 was found with radar. After 2 hours of lowering it into the sea, Dr. Saarland complained about a cramp in his hand from unwinding the fishing pole and Dr. Bayer took over. Another 50 minutes later the assumed depth of SCP-3000 was reached. After 2 minutes, a tug was felt on the fishing pole and SCP-3000's presence swiftly disappeared from the radar. As Dr. Bayer also complained of his hand hurting, retrieval of the end of the fishing line was postponed.
I told them both they should do stretches beforehand, but no, "We play Halo every Friday!", "Our wrists are trained!". Should have listened. - Dr. Baden
The next day, after proper warmup, SCP-729-J was successfully retrieved, along with a crudely written note attached to it, reading: Alright, I thought we had a deal. I turn some consciousnesses to spaghetti, and you guys get your regrety-forgety. But, okay, you won. You get the forgety stuff for free. Lifetime supply. But please, just this one condition! Keep. That thing. Out. Of. My. Ocean! I'll go for a while. I need to calm down.
Poor 3000, not even the Scarlet King deserves that stuff. Don't even get me started on what happened when they placed it with 173, I'll never look at sombreros the same way again
Plot Twist: 729-J makes projections of everyone's fear and Hessen is immune to it cuz she has no fear
Ha ha ha that was funny
Except when [REDACTED]
@@tathagatdhaneriya7485 Or maybe, she is so pure that she only sees it as a cute, fluffy plushie. 729-J literally falls in love with her and will do anything to keep her and her world safe (including when the foundation itself tries to classify her as one of the specimens).
And then Dr. Würtenberg appeared and asked: Why the fuck are our names based of Bundesländer. Truly a mysterious question, right Dr. Rheinland?
As a former commercial and scientific diver, and huge SCP fan, this is AMAZING.
i have the most respect for deep sea divers and also a pure hatred of them. WHY IN GODS NAME ARE YOU SWIMMING AWAY FROM THE PLACE YOU CAN BREATH. if im going that deep down underwater im taking a damn train full of nukes with me and strapped on me at all times. if a shark is going to eat me in pure pitch black darkness IM TAKING THAT BITCH WITH ME
Love how the 3000 model is just a supersized moray eel. I recently went diving on a somewhat shallow reef off Cozumel in Mexico and the dive master pointed out something. It was just the head of a Goldentail Moray sticking out. They’re beautiful. Gold yellow with black spots. They kinda have a mini snout on top of their mouth and that’s where their eyes are. They open and close their mouths regularly, but it’s not threatening and it’s just how they breathe. It’s amazing to see. We also saw some coral polyps that if you wave your hand near fast enough will tuck back into their tubes. Really cool. We also saw a MASSIVE pufferfish. Like 3 feet long. Un-puffed, of course, but you have two regulators (mouthpieces) while diving, and they both have a purge valve that opens up the tank so you can clear any water out of your mouth. And if you take your spare regulator and put it near the puffer and press the purge valve you can get them to puff. I only learned this back in the boat but I wouldn’t have done it as it would be kinda a dick move. Anyways it was amazing. Try diving.
No way satan, I choose life.
I love how god-like and eldritch 3000 feels. The captivation Sam feels from its eye, the "It's not supposed to be here" line, him willingly going into its teeth. Awesome stuff.
I love the animation and the VO. My problem with this is that it doesn’t actually address the central theme and canonical purpose behind SCP-3000 beyond a brief exchange of dialogue near the beginning. SCP-3000 is the Foundation’s source of memory erasing drugs because this entity is (or at is popularly embraced as) the antithesis of consciousness. This is not a monster that is scary because it eats you. SCP-3000 is a monster that erases any sense of being and thought so you are left brain-dead floating at the bottom of the ocean. Then maybe it does or doesn’t eat your spiritually annihilated body, but that is not the point.
This was the first encounter they had with the thing, they asked "what did this?"
@@scolar_visari Fair enough explanation for me.
True. SCP-3000 goes far beyond being a primal threat in a physical sense.
It seemed to me this was the first encounter anyone had with it, as the divers weren't there for Anantashesha but rather to find the source of an oil leak etc.
These were not SCP divers, but deep divers who were inspecting an oil rig.
And happened across 3000
Ya know for an aquatic low light creature. Id imagine being shone a bright ass light into your left eye, might be slightly annoying...
Fun fact, Divers actually use a "pneumofathometer" to measure depth based on pressure applied to the device/diver. Altimeters are used to measure the vertical distance above sea level.
You've returned. The SCP community wasn't the same without you
Well that's just about one of the most bone-chilling things I've ever seen. I'd say that I'd probably never go into the water again if I saw anything like this, but if we're talking about SCP-3000, getting anywhere near it is pretty much a death sentence.
I came across this because of an honest mistake made by IGP. Don’t know who else has but I don’t think I would’ve discovered this beauty otherwise. Incredible work! I hope to see more of these videos from these folks!
I came from there too!
I love IGP!!!
As someone with thalassophobia, I am literally horrified of that thing. Seeing it move and come to life was something I never needed to see, but it will dwell in the back of my mind for eternity now. Well done team, you've outdone yourselves again.
@@lucashammer12 Yes I was all of the above 😂
@@lucashammer12 I mean I too would be embarrassed if I just willingly let myself get eaten by it.
Literally just the deep water - even without anything in it - just thousands of feet of water below, stretching as far as the eye can see, across thousands of miles, is terrifying to me. I get knowing what could be lurking down there is part of that, but even if I knew for a fact nothing was in it, I still find its sheer size and depth horrifying. I remember flying over the Pacific, about half way between both coasts under a full moon, at a point when there weren't really any clouds. Just seeing this huge expanse of water with no land, knowing it was like 20 thousand feet deep, was pretty terrifying.
There was a guy who managed to somehow survive over 70 days adrift in a tiny life raft in the middle of the Atlantic, and the idea of living and sleeping for over two months like that is just nightmarish.
@@JET7C0I’m not sleeping tonight
@@cashewlater5317 Sorry, lol. When I was a kid, I used to be really afraid I'd have a nightmare where I was just sinking through the whole ocean, out in the middle of it...
Thankfully it never happened.
People 2 years ago seeing ForlornFoundry image of the channel: "cool, its a sort of bomb"
People in 2021 : *"Whitty."*
you mean fnf people in 2021
@@panickal That’s going to remastered witty in the future lol
This says a lot about industrial society
i didn't even thought about it until you mentioned it
Yes!!! Iv been waiting for so long, I saw you were gonna do this a while ago, and it’s my favourite SCP, I can’t wait
"only the EEL remains" is the one thing in my head whenever I see "SCP" written somewhere.
Oh snap, I just realized, I've been cognitohazarded.
This SCP is ALMOST every nightmare fuel in one. Huge, underwater, hypnotizing to the point they're mindless literally.
This is going to be super awesome!
you are super awesome kit10
The audio in this was top quality, it gave me chills. And that last shot of Anantashesha swallowing the diver literally sent a spike of dread down my spine.
Amazing work, can't wait for more.
The giant enemy eel
*Throw SCP-365
Now it needs a theme song
*"Jerma motuh remix intensifies"*
I can just hear that with Jerma’s voice in my head. I love it
Finally a full fledged animation for SCP 3000. I can finally see the creature in motion.
Amazing animation and impressive voice acting and script writing! The conversations didn't feel or sound scripted and the scale of the SCP/depth and emptiness of the ocean environment was truly unsettling. Amazing work to everyone involved!!
最後に明るい陸地で話すシーンがあったのは救われた😂
一説では3000はもっとデカいらしいんだけど、どれが正確なんだろうか。
The animation is amazing as always! Love the voice acting too especially coming from SCP Illustrated! Awesome work
I just wanted to say that I love the detail you put into recreating a professional dive environment with things most people would be unaware of, like the kirby morgan helmets.
Thanks for noticing
Props to the camera crew for getting all of the footage
Thanks!
for making excellent content
Whenever in games, I see enormous bones in games, I start think about how terrifying it would be when it was alive.
This was great. The score and visuals and lighting were amazingly well done. Almost doesn't even look animated and that's very impressive.
Amazing guys! Well done. I know how hard this stuff is to make. Thank you for all your hard work!
i casted this to my vr headset while my grandpa was on it at night and he fuckin screamed.
legend.
this is definitely going to be worth the wait, super excited
Edit: it was worth it
Man this is awesome. 3000 looks amazing, and the colors gave off such an eerie mood. The voice acting was awesome too. It freaked me out to hear them sounding so panicked and afraid.
I love this animation. One fun fact is that most saturation divers (dive out of a bell and live there for days) have auxiliary air tanks attached to their umbilical air system in case it snaps. In this case however, they’re too far from the diving bell to be able to fix the problem. This is why new diving suits have rebreather setups that allow divers to breathe up to around 12 hours without an umbilical air system. I suggest the yt channel Dive Talk if anyone wants to know more abt this stuff
Another weird fact is the fact that they have to breathe a helium oxygen mix. So they all have squeaky high pitch voices for days to weeks while living in the bell.
This was so amazing. I wish there was a full length film of this. Bless you guys you have so much talent. This got me hooked better than some Hollywood movies made these days.
Cant wait for this! Its gonna be so damn good!
Edit: The wait was 200% worth it!
As a Diver, I want to congratulate you on the Diver models. They are phenomenally done, and the helmets look like digital scans of actual helmets. Very well done!
I’ve been looking forward to this.
This Is why i hate really hate the ocean!! You don't know what's down there.
That's one of the most frightening things i've ever seen.
The all along stress to see the creature appear from behind, and that final shot when it opens its mouth...
I've always had thalassophobia, and I find that the use of almost still pictures is such a good way to stimulate the imagination and exacerbate the fear (once again, that final shot is just incredible).
Well done guys !
Wow some of those shots were unsettling. 3000’s scale is also depicted really well here and scale is one of my favorite things, or rather things WAY out of scale. Like leviathans
Gotta love when you hit the megalophobia, thalassophobia, and submechanophobia all at the same time
Ah, the gargantuan leviathan from the hit indie game “Subnautica”
Holy shit. That looks amazing. Such quality. And while working with one of the larger scps, literally. Truly great work.
Only 2 min in and the dialogue and voice acting is so much better than what ive seen in others. Great job
*Hi I'm Jeremy Wade. And for thirty years I've been investigating underwater mysteries. Tracking down fresh and saltwater killers In some of the most remote corners of the world, But this is something very different.*
As someone who has basically no idea about the SCP community I have no idea what just went down but I love it
Finally you alive after 2 years.
comment for the algorithm is the least I can do after you've supplied us with this masterpiece
“hey bud how’s it going?”
*Grouper cam activate*
dude, this is just on another level when it comes to scp movies. damn congrats everyone involved.
Here resides the World Serpent whom has many names such as Jormungandr, Ouroboros, Shesha and much more..
Jormungandr is a separate scp in Greenland
This is one of the most incredible SCP films I've seen to date, and I've seen most if not all there are. Outstanding. Creepy as hell.
Sam: "We're not supposed to be here"
Also Sam: *stays*
lol
Damn you. Damn you all or just blame the algorithm. I watched this last night on a whim completely ignorant of SCP. Three hours later I forced myself to sleep only to wake and start looking into more SCPs. Aggggg what have you done! Great animation, perfect level of suspense without jump scares (which I anticipated)!!
You guys do the scp franchise proud 🥲 with this animation. Even the scarlet king would be impressed.
Random feed recommendation brought me here and I'm instantly subscribed. Love seeing good honest work being put into something creative and unique. Thanks for the pants shitting terror!
That was actually freaky and dope!
This is very nice!! It scared me tons! Nice work!
Another great collab! You guys really grasped the horror of its lovecraftien size.
fuck yes, been waiting FOREVER for someone to give 3K some well deserved attention
great job brother
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That was cool
I've been waiting for a 106 thing for a long time
ただデカくて寝坊助なだけのウツボにこんなに恐怖を抱くなんて、SCP財団の世界は奥が深いな
Ah yes, thalassophobia at its best, the animation is fire, amazing work!
IGP brought me here. This was super rad!!!!
Amazing work! I'd love to see more SCP animations from you
Really well done! I loved it! The design of 3000 was very cool!
Since I was young I've had a fear of Green moray eels.... Great/horrifying decision to use one as a reference for your SCP 3000 appearance. I'm going to so stand outside and get some air now.
No just...no
Great job scaring the estrogen out of my system with the eye visuals omg... 😱
Really cool animation work. Hope to see more like this in the future!
Came here because IGP said he forgot to credit the artist I wouldn't have known this was a thing because I don't read credits so Im glad I saw his apology or I would never of been able to see this and its amazing.
Loved it, worth the wait and I’m so excited to see what else you bring out now that you’re more comfortable in the animation!
Anything I can do to help in future, please let me know!
Great job on this SCP! I think that you did an amazing job on all aspects of this project!! 👏👍👍👍👍
Ok, so, i read the file about SCP-3000 before this, and there´s nothing in there that indicates the level of epicity (and fear) that an animation this well done can bring to one´s eyes, but on a personal note i consider it could be off the scale...
i mean yeah its visually
Dude this was pretty good! Good job!! Definitely subscribed, liked an hit the bell!
Wow that was amazing! Love some good SCP animation, though if I was a giant sea monster and saw divers with split fins I would want to put them out their misery too.
I'm curious, are split fins a pain to dive in?
@@ForlornFoundry they're a bit of a gimmick and more for show. They don't really hold up well in current, only really work with one way of kicking and don't have a lot of control in changing directions.
For this reason, a lot of dive professionals kinda joke about split fins.
They aren't terrible, they can still do their job in calm environments and shore diving, but I wouldn't recommend them over any other diving fin. (Tec or cave divers prefer jet fins)
@@biyu6870 huh that's really interesting. I always love finding out specific details like these
@@ForlornFoundry ahah don't let that retract from how incredible your animation is! I absolutely loved this representation of one of my favourite SCPs! Keep up the amazing work!
The sound is so cool, gotta love good sound in videos and games and such, absolutely love it
And this is exactly why i have thalassophobia 😰
Alright thalassaphobia what horrors do you have for me today?
Nicely done. From an armchair biologists perspective the scary-looking Moray Eel must have been the design inspiration, which are shy but fairly personable despite their appearance.
All I heard is 12345 - Nice job, man! Very amazing and awsome!
WOW this is awesome. defently do more underwater creepy shit. Its EPIC
Average day in subnautica 😂
Amazing job on the animation though!
Hey, it's Neo's favorite grouper!
Thank you for helping worsen my thalassophobia
But no cap this is cool as hell it's nice to be recommend a channel that isn't filled with generic stuff
1:25 for favorite Grouper.
I thought it was called a gooper.
Your capping THERE IS NO WAY THIS IS ANIMATED
Your animations skills is top notch like oh my god I thought this was like real life
This is a very good and cool project! Waiting for a whole year was worth it. Thanks for letting me translate it to Filipino :)
As a diver myself, who has used equipment like those 3 before... Mmm, no thanks. They probably chalked up their lack of comms or silence to narcosis and tried to leave, but failed. It's why we always follow the buddy system. If your buddy goes missing, search for 1 minute, then return to a safer place (i.e. surface).
Oh, and loved the scaling of 3000. Well done on making it so large in the scene.