“Shit, dude, I’m sorry for knocking over your boat, I was kinda trying to spook you there, didn’t think it’d flip like that… anyways, man, you look like you could use some help, you lost out here?” -Coolthulu
The cthulhu isnt what triggered my thalassophobia. It was the raft going over and being in the deep dark water. Looking down into the abyss freaked me out 100x more than the cthulhu
A couple of years ago, I read an account of the Titanic sinking as told by one of the survivors and with just one or two sentences, it ended up being the most terrifying detail about the event I'd come across: The survivor was in one of the lifeboats in the middle of the ocean and though one would think the hundreds of people that had been screaming was the worst thing to hear, their voices quickly died out. Instead, they claimed that shortly after the ship finally vanished beneath the surface, _they could actually hear the ship implode from beneath them._ I would have lost my mind. Knowing that it was a two-mile journey to where it came to rest doesn't help either. I do want to say the last time I mentioned the account there was somebody that spoke up and argued whether the physics of the story were accurate and that the ship or any part of it wouldn't have imploded. Thoughts, anyone?
If I had to critique this artistically, I’d say you could make it scarier by showing less. Thalassophobia often is sort of encapsulated by the fear of the unknown and unseen, but when you see the monster it kinda takes the fear away a bit. So in that first bit instead of just appearing over the water almost in its entirety it could just be like 1 tentacle pops out and knocks the boat over and then when the guy falls into the water, you see like basically through the dark murky water almost just the blurry outline of it with the red eyes piercing through it.
this. it's always scarier when they show you less, unfortunately too many self-acclaimed horror writers don't seem to understand this. the fear of the unknown for example is what made the original backrooms genuinely morbid and horrifying before the fandom came in and fucked it with levels and "steps"
Something similar to this that proves your point is JAWS. The shark animatronic in the original movie didn't work too well when underwater, so they only got a few manageable shots out of it. Steven Spielberg decided that the lack of actual shark footage was better for the film because it added suspense and enhanced the "fear of the unknown" to the audience.
i was expecting the camera to turn away and then turn back to have cthulhu's head right next to the boat almost leaning in with no sound of it approaching. that would have made for a great jump scare
Ever since I was a child, I've occasionally had unnerving dreams of being in the middle of the ocean, diving deeper and deeper, terrified at the prospect of what the abyss may bring. This video feels like one of those dreams.
It's pretty good except Cthulhu is much larger and wouldn't be interested in a puny raft. If he killed you it's because he surfaced, took a look around, went back to sleep, and the tidal wave from him coming or going kills you.
@@ferdinand5223 you don't actually go insane from looking at cthulhu..or most lovecraft gods for that matter. The guy who rammed the boat into him was only shell shocked from the experience. And died of an unrelated accident later on. For instance.
Tbh Cthulhu isn’t the worst thing you could find out at sea. Meeting him would be rather enlightening, I’m sure. I wonder what mind breaking wisdom he’d impart. Or maybe he’d just squash you like a bug and move on.
@@Anghroth no one in cthulhu has this ability. if your brain can comprehend what you are looking at (which usually involves higher dimensions in lovecraftian lore) then you are usually fine. that said, "enlightening" isn't the term i'd use either LMAO
I don’t have thalassophobia, but I feel like it’s one of the more rational phobias to have, the fear of hopelessly floating over an endless void full of mysterious creatures is exactly what made Lovecraft’s work so popular lol. It wouldn’t be fun for anyone.
The only thing I'll criticize is Cthulhu moves too quickly for it's size without enough environmental reaction. He would feel bigger if he moved slowly with heavy momentum, or moved quickly but the environment reacted accordingly. Like some "normal" movements at large enough scale would require supersonic speeds so imagine the wind, sound, and force that would create.
Cthulhu never bothered me… He’s always seemed chill, just posted up on the horizon thinking about life or swimming in the deep sea exploring nature and himself.
Nancy the tavern wench is my favorite song. The huntmaster is also great. F***ed with an anchor is not to be overlooked. I might just like all there songs.
Stranded in the middle of the ocean is absolutely terrifying but at night and then being flipped into the jet black water 😮 sheesh bro you made my fear of the ocean Rise even more....... Truly fantastic
The animation is inaccurate. According to the book, Cthulhu is green jelly thing that deforms every second and doesn’t really have a certain appearance. The man would also hear “Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn” really loudly and see everything around deforming.
Isn’t the point of these horrors that they cannot be comprehended? Any representation would be inaccurate because humans cannot conceive of it There is no good depiction of Cthulhu but there is a popular culturally accepted one of big squid dude so that’s what you get
As the person above stated, it would be impossible for us to depict such a being in a standardized way like this. Witnessing an eldritch being like this would likely differ heavily for each beholder, their own understanding of the universe at large influencing how it comes into reality. Also, Nyarlathotep isn't done developing Elder God Photoshop yet, so the graphics would be hard to make
I don't understand the motivation here. What does Cthulhu have to gain from killing this one guy? It's like squashing an ant, you don't get much out of it. Just feels like a being of it's power would have more important stuff going on I dunno.
It's just a animation, of course it doesn't make sense cthulhu is even remotely here. Actually it could probably make more sense if the man wasn't eaten but just let see the monster, so he can convert and spread the word in the form of a cult. Anyways, it's a cool video.
@@blastard8980 I'm simply making an observation based on the context of the animation. It's art and art tells a story. I'm giving my opinion on what the story is presenting. Just because it's "just an animation" doesn't mean it can't inspire thoughts like how you've just made your own interpretation. It is a good animation, never said otherwise, but the idea (within the context of the animation like I stated in my original post) is a bit silly, at least in my interpretation, and I wanted to express that. Not trying to argue, but thought I should give my two sense. Have a good day.
Inaccurate. The human mind can’t comprehend what Cthulhu looks like because any who’ve tried have gone insane. We’re just going off of interpretations. He could look like anything and we don’t know it
that was great. I watch it at .75 speed, , even more horrifying. Looking forward to more of these. No one's really done a good one of Zoth-Ommog, one of Cthulhu's sons. His tomb is also in R'lyeh, with a huge statue of himself that apparently can come to life & he can manifest through it.
Awesome! However, please don't try to promote or encourage thalassophobia because the ocean is a wonderful realm. In fact, please don't encourage any fear.
Imagine if you were actually alone out at sea and then THIS HAPPENED. I’m pretty sure if you didn’t go immediately INSANE, you would die of cardiac arrest from the sheer amount of FEAR and STRESS. Anyway, MAD PROPS to the animator. The pacing, atmosphere, and sense of tension/dread were all well-executed to the point that this ACTUALLY CREEPED ME TF OUT more than ANY modern horror movie I’ve seen.
This video was actually quite terrifying - well done! I just posted the bit below in response to a comment here, but thought it was worthy of sharing it on the main thread too if anybody's interested: A couple of years ago, I read an account of the Titanic sinking as told by one of the survivors and with just one or two sentences, it ended up being the most terrifying detail about the event I'd come across: The survivor was in one of the lifeboats in the middle of the ocean and though one would think the hundreds of people that had been screaming was the worst thing to hear, their voices quickly died out. Instead, they claimed that shortly after the ship finally vanished beneath the surface, _they could actually hear the ship implode from beneath them._ I would have lost my mind. Knowing that it was a two-mile journey to where it came to rest doesn't help either. I do want to say the last time I mentioned the account there was somebody that spoke up and argued whether the physics of the story were accurate and that the ship or any part of it wouldn't have imploded. Thoughts, anyone?
Very interesting video. I imagine Cthulhu being much bigger though, and the person in the raft would have gone insane from fear just being nearby cthulu. Even if he couldn't see it. At least that's how the lore goes
Cthulhu: "oh nice! Imma put this one in my tank! I wonder who's gonna win between that blind idiot's and mine. I bet he picked a horrible-" *Sees Azazoth with Mike Tyson.* Cthulhu: "I forfeit..."
Yo I know this is wild, but I can’t stop fantasizing about Cthulhu showing up with those massive tentacles wrapping around me, dragging me into the abyss while I’m screaming in pure terror. The whole time I’d be thinking, "Yep, this is it, my claim to fame: getting yeeted into oblivion by the OG elder god." I’d be the ultimate snack for Cthulhu, getting squeezed like a tube of toothpaste until I’m nothing but a forgotten memory. Honestly, I’d die happy knowing I was chosen by the big, bad Cthulhu for some cosmic destruction.
I feel that the person who makes these videos should team up with a programmer and create a video game, it would seriously be entertaining and have incredible visuals.
“Shit, dude, I’m sorry for knocking over your boat, I was kinda trying to spook you there, didn’t think it’d flip like that… anyways, man, you look like you could use some help, you lost out here?”
-Coolthulu
Underrated comment
Chillthulhu
Actually that’s very heartwarming and cool 😊
love the names!
Good ending
Dude just took off by himself with the only liferaft on board. Cthulhu was summoned by the other passengers for justice.
Haha
😂😂😂😂😂
Or he was the only survivor but your scenario is more hilarious. 😂
Oh Hell no i would rather see Godzilla
I thought the exact same thing while wathing the video!
The cthulhu isnt what triggered my thalassophobia. It was the raft going over and being in the deep dark water. Looking down into the abyss freaked me out 100x more than the cthulhu
Don’t stare into the abyss. After all, it stares back.
Just being on the raft looking out to vast ocean was more scary for me
Me too, the raft flipping over and being thrown into the ocean was the scariest part of the clip.
God bless everyone.
same
A couple of years ago, I read an account of the Titanic sinking as told by one of the survivors and with just one or two sentences, it ended up being the most terrifying detail about the event I'd come across: The survivor was in one of the lifeboats in the middle of the ocean and though one would think the hundreds of people that had been screaming was the worst thing to hear, their voices quickly died out. Instead, they claimed that shortly after the ship finally vanished beneath the surface, _they could actually hear the ship implode from beneath them._
I would have lost my mind. Knowing that it was a two-mile journey to where it came to rest doesn't help either. I do want to say the last time I mentioned the account there was somebody that spoke up and argued whether the physics of the story were accurate and that the ship or any part of it wouldn't have imploded. Thoughts, anyone?
That is a bad day. First plane crash, second cthulu.....
On the other hand for a guy who is twisted enough, this could also be seen as the most awesome day imaginable 😁
@@barbados3592
oh hell no
i would rather have Godzilla Chasing me on a city bus through out new York city
subnautica summed up in two sentences
you can't know for sure, what if he was just looking for a friend? :3
Third, there is no toilet paper
Finally THIS is what i call thalassophobia
No goofy human figurines
But I like goofy figurines
@@mrfriendhorror Same
And no dumb smiley fish either
This isn't thalassophobia either
Every single human figure in these kind of videos be lik
😃
Cthulu rescues man from evil Boeing 737 Max ...
It's a Boeing 787
Boeing was trying to sooiside him for being a whistle blower.
@@lgjm5562 That's deep, man...
@@lgjm5562 It's "they wanna unalive him" nowadays. We don't use "sooiside" anymore since they're catching on ;)
An Eldritch God rescues a mere ant.
Plot Twist: Cthulhu brings him home and makes him a sandwich....with the crust cut off.....
With the crust cut off?! Unbelievable.
Den Haag has been informed.
@@alphamasterevi1198 ikr?!?!
Hold up now, crust off? Cthulhu really is a gentleman
@@zacharyratley4676 Not only a good host, but knows how to add the little touches that make you feel at home.
Awwwww ❤️
If I had to critique this artistically, I’d say you could make it scarier by showing less. Thalassophobia often is sort of encapsulated by the fear of the unknown and unseen, but when you see the monster it kinda takes the fear away a bit. So in that first bit instead of just appearing over the water almost in its entirety it could just be like 1 tentacle pops out and knocks the boat over and then when the guy falls into the water, you see like basically through the dark murky water almost just the blurry outline of it with the red eyes piercing through it.
this. it's always scarier when they show you less, unfortunately too many self-acclaimed horror writers don't seem to understand this. the fear of the unknown for example is what made the original backrooms genuinely morbid and horrifying before the fandom came in and fucked it with levels and "steps"
@@Ditpo Backrooms fandom turned it into SCP. It was better when it was just the backrooms.
Something similar to this that proves your point is JAWS. The shark animatronic in the original movie didn't work too well when underwater, so they only got a few manageable shots out of it. Steven Spielberg decided that the lack of actual shark footage was better for the film because it added suspense and enhanced the "fear of the unknown" to the audience.
thalassophobia is encapsulated by the fear of large bodies of water, because thats what thalassophobia is. it's not meant to have monsters in it
i was expecting the camera to turn away and then turn back to have cthulhu's head right next to the boat almost leaning in with no sound of it approaching. that would have made for a great jump scare
Pure thalassophobia trigger with a giant monster as a bonus. This is perfect. 👌
Oh yeah mine was triggered I could barely sit still during this video lol
@@Takaichi666- Totally understandable 😂
That was legit scary. Very well done.
The severe lack of splashing from Cthulhu's rising from, and falling beneath the surface of the water, affects me on a visceral level.
Oh really? It kind of took me out of the video tbh
Like in real life that would be terrifying, but here it just feels like they half assed it
@Batchall_Accepted That's what I meant lol. It feels half-assed and it "Affects me on a visceral level."
BOEING: "Remember, no witnesses...Cthulhu fhtagn"
Lmao
Best one yet, fantastic work friend friend
Appreciated, my friend!
Imagine doing that in VR 🥶
I’d have nightmares for months
That would be either awesome or terrifying experience 😅 who knows
"What if I don't want to be scared? What If I want him to come? WHAT IF I WANT TO FIGHT BACK?! WHAT IF I WANT HIM TO TRY?!"
Ever since I was a child, I've occasionally had unnerving dreams of being in the middle of the ocean, diving deeper and deeper, terrified at the prospect of what the abyss may bring. This video feels like one of those dreams.
Good job. A genuinely cringed at that boat flip. As a kayaker I know that feeling all too well.
Rather tip in a kayak than a canoe. Once a canoe takes on water you can’t do shit about it. I’ve seen people lose them at the bottom of rivers
@@seendon5394 Then they.
Did not know what they were doing. A proper modern canoe should have float bags.
I just can't finish the video i had to stop at 0:43 ..hits waaay to close to home of my phobias
Oh god, this animation creeped me out so much i couldn't even end it.
It's pretty good except Cthulhu is much larger and wouldn't be interested in a puny raft. If he killed you it's because he surfaced, took a look around, went back to sleep, and the tidal wave from him coming or going kills you.
Or you went insane from looking at him and drowned yourself.
@@ferdinand5223 you don't actually go insane from looking at cthulhu..or most lovecraft gods for that matter.
The guy who rammed the boat into him was only shell shocked from the experience. And died of an unrelated accident later on. For instance.
okay nerd just enjoy the cool animations ffs instead of going "erm technically cthulhu is much larger" - 🤓
@@xrinn6calm down, boy.
@@xrinn6right lol
Tbh Cthulhu isn’t the worst thing you could find out at sea. Meeting him would be rather enlightening, I’m sure. I wonder what mind breaking wisdom he’d impart. Or maybe he’d just squash you like a bug and move on.
Beside if cthulhu were to kill the pov, she would done it on the boat.
Right. It'll scare off all those Oceanic White tip sharks.
@@Salman2323Putera*He. Cthulhu is male (confirmed).
Well, "enlightening" is not exactly the term I'd use. If you're this close to him and get a good look at him, you'd lose your mind instantly!
@@Anghroth no one in cthulhu has this ability. if your brain can comprehend what you are looking at (which usually involves higher dimensions in lovecraftian lore) then you are usually fine. that said, "enlightening" isn't the term i'd use either LMAO
Not going to lie... It was terrifying (in the best possible sense).
Atleast we didn’t see some smiling weirdo under the water. I had to lower the volume on this, shit had me creeped out. Well done
Great job on this! The look over at the plane was a great touch!
Thanks mate!
Cthulhu: "Oh shit, I'm sorry!
You're drowning, let me help you."
The new Stranded Deep expansion looks SICK!
I don’t have thalassophobia, but I feel like it’s one of the more rational phobias to have, the fear of hopelessly floating over an endless void full of mysterious creatures is exactly what made Lovecraft’s work so popular lol. It wouldn’t be fun for anyone.
Cap
Beautiful. Absolutely comforting
🤣
The moment you actually see Cthulhu, you're dead. Seeing it drives you immediately insane.
Exactly. Plus Cthulu is wayyyyyyy bigger than what they portray him to be.
Naw he would just take control of you
@@zzirfamo24 lol. You don't know Cthulhu. Read a book.
@@Mansonisthename This one looks more like a star-spawn.
Not instantly, but slowly
Simply awesome ❤️❤️❤️ no pathetic petty CGI or miserable attempts, pure horror material
You know that the monster is cgi right?
"Hey... hey Bob! Ya got any tartar sauce? No, come back! I can smell the packets in your back pocket."
God the way he moves toward you is just like a nightmare. Nice animation.
The only thing I'll criticize is Cthulhu moves too quickly for it's size without enough environmental reaction.
He would feel bigger if he moved slowly with heavy momentum, or moved quickly but the environment reacted accordingly. Like some "normal" movements at large enough scale would require supersonic speeds so imagine the wind, sound, and force that would create.
Well done. I almost had a panic attack when he was in the water. You've nailed it.
Woah that was awesome. Though Ktulu was way way bigger in the book
This is one of my deepest fears. Be trapped, alone, in a massive body of water with a massive creature (or creatures) that want me dead.
Cthulhu never bothered me… He’s always seemed chill, just posted up on the horizon thinking about life or swimming in the deep sea exploring nature and himself.
I can hear Alestorm's "Leviathan!" 😂
Nancy the tavern wench is my favorite song. The huntmaster is also great. F***ed with an anchor is not to be overlooked. I might just like all there songs.
Alestorm mentioned!
Alestorm are incredible.
T
Can someone please hire and throw lots of money at you? I love scary movies, but most arent scary. This short film beats a lot of actual films
IA! IA! CTHULHU FHTAGN!
I was really disappointed that Google couldn't translate this.
@@brettzforemanMe too!
Love that there is a translation (albeit failed) option here.
Translation" I, Cthulhu, will fuck you up"
Probably the best one of these I've seen yet -- I'd love this in VR.
It will be more great the same scene, but with all Cthulhu's body
when cthulhu tipped the boat the other way I felt it in my stomach/Brain. Awesome idea, great timing and good choice of camera angle
Somehow I knew the Great Old One Cthulhu would win that poll, and yup, I'd probably choose the easy way out over finding out what happens next 😅
I’m not even afraid of the ocean but putting myself in that position was extremely uncomfortable lol that would be horrifying
As a thalassophobic person, why the hell am I doing this to myself XD
You fighting your fear, so you did this to yourself because you’re brave
This is well done. I normally either roll my eyes at these or just find them cool. However, this one actually gave me goose pimples.
So scary
Stranded in the middle of the ocean is absolutely terrifying but at night and then being flipped into the jet black water 😮 sheesh bro you made my fear of the ocean Rise even more....... Truly fantastic
The animation is inaccurate. According to the book, Cthulhu is green jelly thing that deforms every second and doesn’t really have a certain appearance. The man would also hear “Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn” really loudly and see everything around deforming.
Isn’t the point of these horrors that they cannot be comprehended? Any representation would be inaccurate because humans cannot conceive of it
There is no good depiction of Cthulhu but there is a popular culturally accepted one of big squid dude so that’s what you get
As the person above stated, it would be impossible for us to depict such a being in a standardized way like this. Witnessing an eldritch being like this would likely differ heavily for each beholder, their own understanding of the universe at large influencing how it comes into reality. Also, Nyarlathotep isn't done developing Elder God Photoshop yet, so the graphics would be hard to make
Loving the _Bioshock_ remake
He just wanted to play Marco Polo.
That is scary as hell man , you got the horror aspect perfect.
I saw his face and kept my sanity
0/10
Or maybe you are already insane.
@@michaeljenner2325 touché
I’d be so mad bc you got all these other sea creatures and you’re mad at just ME for being out in the ocean 😭😭😭
I don't understand the motivation here. What does Cthulhu have to gain from killing this one guy? It's like squashing an ant, you don't get much out of it. Just feels like a being of it's power would have more important stuff going on I dunno.
It's just a animation, of course it doesn't make sense cthulhu is even remotely here. Actually it could probably make more sense if the man wasn't eaten but just let see the monster, so he can convert and spread the word in the form of a cult. Anyways, it's a cool video.
@@blastard8980 I'm simply making an observation based on the context of the animation. It's art and art tells a story. I'm giving my opinion on what the story is presenting. Just because it's "just an animation" doesn't mean it can't inspire thoughts like how you've just made your own interpretation. It is a good animation, never said otherwise, but the idea (within the context of the animation like I stated in my original post) is a bit silly, at least in my interpretation, and I wanted to express that.
Not trying to argue, but thought I should give my two sense. Have a good day.
Soul food?
Are you seriously trying to comprehend the motivations of a being that was specifically created to be incomprehensible to the human mind?
@@PerfectKirby I'm just built different I guess smh
Pretty scary! I always had a fear of sea creatures that's why I don't go to the ocean 😂
Inaccurate. The human mind can’t comprehend what Cthulhu looks like because any who’ve tried have gone insane. We’re just going off of interpretations. He could look like anything and we don’t know it
I love my Cthulhu stuff and I'll tell you, this little animation actived some primal fears. Really, really good work.
Ocean is scarier
That was very nicely done indeed. The sound effects were top notch too, and really added to the atmosphere of it all.
0:33 BAM madness consumes you
AWESOME! THE CALL OF CTHULHU!
Cthulhu: I’ve been trying to contact you about extending the warranty on your vehicle.
Absolutely terrifying. I loved this.
Yea, I guess nice animation, but for me, not that much Cthulhu vibe when it's so physical. More like just the Kraken.
that was great.
I watch it at .75 speed, , even more horrifying.
Looking forward to more of these.
No one's really done a good one of Zoth-Ommog, one of Cthulhu's sons.
His tomb is also in R'lyeh, with a huge statue of himself that apparently can come to life & he can manifest through it.
When dude's eyeballs zoomed in on the plane it pulled me from this (peoples eyeballs don't zoom).
Best thalassophobia video ever!
Awesome!
However, please don't try to promote or encourage thalassophobia because the ocean is a wonderful realm. In fact, please don't encourage any fear.
Thank god i needed this cuteness to get my mind relaxed
The fluid simulation is incredibly well done, love the atmosphere too, good work!
This happened to me once, but I was lucky to survive cuz there was another boat in the vicinity. I'm just glad Cthulu was finally caught on video.
Damn😂...
I'd love to see a mermaid /siren one next
Imagine if you were actually alone out at sea and then THIS HAPPENED.
I’m pretty sure if you didn’t go immediately INSANE, you would die of cardiac arrest from the sheer amount of FEAR and STRESS.
Anyway, MAD PROPS to the animator. The pacing, atmosphere, and sense of tension/dread were all well-executed to the point that this ACTUALLY CREEPED ME TF OUT more than ANY modern horror movie I’ve seen.
Honestly, just being lost in the middle of the ocean, especially at night, is frightening enough. This is just nightmare fuel.
Looks like a Star-Spawn from Cthulhu. Glorious.
This video was actually quite terrifying - well done! I just posted the bit below in response to a comment here, but thought it was worthy of sharing it on the main thread too if anybody's interested:
A couple of years ago, I read an account of the Titanic sinking as told by one of the survivors and with just one or two sentences, it ended up being the most terrifying detail about the event I'd come across: The survivor was in one of the lifeboats in the middle of the ocean and though one would think the hundreds of people that had been screaming was the worst thing to hear, their voices quickly died out. Instead, they claimed that shortly after the ship finally vanished beneath the surface, _they could actually hear the ship implode from beneath them._
I would have lost my mind. Knowing that it was a two-mile journey to where it came to rest doesn't help either. I do want to say the last time I mentioned the account there was somebody that spoke up and argued whether the physics of the story were accurate and that the ship or any part of it wouldn't have imploded. Thoughts, anyone?
Very interesting video. I imagine Cthulhu being much bigger though, and the person in the raft would have gone insane from fear just being nearby cthulu. Even if he couldn't see it. At least that's how the lore goes
Apparently not. If your brain can comprehend what you’re looking at you won’t go insane according to “Lovecraftians” in these comments.
Very creepy.
Excellent use of colour.👍🏼
😳 I Have TBH, Watching This Was Scary Asf! frfr I Almost Threw My Phone When It Got Closer.
Btw, Whoever Made This 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏽💯
Well Done!
Was pretty scary at first, but when i saw that "octopus hand" i laughted so hard xD
I LOVE THIS!!
Don't have Thalassophobia just wanted to say the animation was absolutely SICK! keep it up!
Cthulhu: "oh nice! Imma put this one in my tank! I wonder who's gonna win between that blind idiot's and mine. I bet he picked a horrible-"
*Sees Azazoth with Mike Tyson.*
Cthulhu: "I forfeit..."
Honestly, I'm more impressed by the fact the dude didn't just go fully insane by Cthulu being so near of him
This in VR would be INSANE!!!!
Thanks, Raph. I may never have the hiccups again!
Yo I know this is wild, but I can’t stop fantasizing about Cthulhu showing up with those massive tentacles wrapping around me, dragging me into the abyss while I’m screaming in pure terror. The whole time I’d be thinking, "Yep, this is it, my claim to fame: getting yeeted into oblivion by the OG elder god." I’d be the ultimate snack for Cthulhu, getting squeezed like a tube of toothpaste until I’m nothing but a forgotten memory. Honestly, I’d die happy knowing I was chosen by the big, bad Cthulhu for some cosmic destruction.
Brother no
This dude has zoom vision and thats pretty cool. My eyes are boring in comparison.
"My vision is augmented."
- JC Denton, Deus Ex
so professional animation reality so scary wow! ❤❤❤❤ more please iä iä cuthulu fhtagn 🙌 he deserves all the glory
Wow! What a way to go!
idonno, but I still think Cthulhu isn’t scary or something, maybe modern media makes him much more likeable than he needs to be.
I feel that the person who makes these videos should team up with a programmer and create a video game, it would seriously be entertaining and have incredible visuals.
best one yet
He who will not be named....
Thank you H.P. Lovecraft !
I love cthulhu ❤
man: "GET AWAY FROM ME"
chthulu: "chill man im just trying to help you back to your boat lol"
Been reading lovecraft for two decades I’m so glad he made mainstream appeal.
Pretty awesome. But i was expecting a literal mount Everest sized Cthulhu to rise out of the water