The reason why she said it so casually when they called in the death was because for the most part the mtfs (mobile task force) was because they die pretty regularly
@@CombatArmsChannel they recruit the best of the best from discharged soldier's or someone that has a good service record and for the scientist inside the labs they usually just get the best of the best there to
Me in Nine Tailed Fox:STFU rook we do this practically once a week so steel the fear and do your job, we don't need a rookie with a itchy trigger finger
I love that this guy had no knowledge of SCPs or MTFs and was still able to say one of the most common lines repeated in the fandom -- "I wouldn't wanna be a Mole Rat." Yeah buddy. Me too. No one but Mole Rats want to be Mole Rats...
They're wearing masks because: "This movement was suspected of organizing chemical attacks all across New England in the early 2010s." Turns out the compound was short on anthrax and long on eldritch horrors, but the recon team didn't know that.
the real reason is bc if they had the actors perform their lines on the set, they'd spend more time to film in turn making it more expensive. they did voice acting to save time and money
I feel like gas masks are probably just standard issue in any MTF in the Foundation, when dealing with anomalies you never know what the hell you will encounter
The inside of the house was actually shot at night, they had spotlights shining through the windows which was covered in plastic. Great use considering they only had 5 days to prep everything and start shooting the film.
8:02 during world war two, the polish resistance rallied behind the mantra "poland is not yet lost". the flag on his helmet shows he is a polish operator, and why he would have "not yet lost" on his rifle. pretty cool detail
well, "Poland is not yet lost" is literally the first verse (jeszcze Polska nie zginęła) of our national anthem Mazurek Dąbrowskiego since 1927 (but was written in 1797)
Something I really liked about Overlord was that they didn’t use jump-scares, they just made you feel a sense of discomfort and uneasiness throughout the whole thing
That’s real horror. You walk away and still feel “off”. Jump scares and slasher stuff you get over pretty quick. These guys nailed it and I hope to see more from them. Also, the fact that we don’t really get a conclusion is the cherry on top.
I appreciate how your reaction praised what the video did right in terms of tactics while still not being too hard on the mistakes since it’s a film meant for entertainment. Lots of other reactors like to nitpick just to show how operator they are.
@@gro_skunk they had a military advisor drill them through proper procedure and how to clear rooms throughout the entire film so in terms of actors they did well enough
The reason they're so calm about everything, including people dying, is because they're SCP MTF units. They're pretty used to people dying regularly and fighting off anomalies there's literally no way to explain. Edit: WTF WHY DID THIS COMMENT BLOW UP
@@PeachDragon_ right, they take the best of the best soldiers from around the world and train them even more to deal with anomalies and handle these types of situations.
Yeah i think i saw a veteran soldier interview where he said like when in combat/battle/war, feelings or emotions is switch off, fucos on task at hand that way you're efficient. Better Survival rate.
I love how earlier Besson said “try 1234” on the passcode, and they didn’t try it. Later he uses “1234” and it works. I wouldn’t doubt a thing he says afterwards. lol
@@brotherkhrayn3525, I have a hunch that it tried to do something much worse to him and he used his Foundation training to give himself and possibly his comrades a better fate.
All MTF (Mobile Task Force Units) featured in SCP: Overlord: Epsilon-6 (“Village Idiots”) : Specializes in the investigation, containment, and subsequent cleanup of anomalies in rural and suburban environments. Nu-7 (“Hammer Down”) : Armed Mobile Task Force Nu-7 is a battalion-strength force consisting of three company-sized elements of special operations infantry forces, a light armored vehicle company, tank platoon, helicopter squadron, chemical-biological-radiological-nuclear (CBRN) platoon, combat engineer platoon, nuclear weapon specialist (NWS) squad, plus additional combat specialist and support personnel. AMTF Nu-7 is based primarily out of Armed Bio-Containment Area-14 and is tasked with responding to incidents involving loss of communication with major Foundation facilities under circumstances wherein a site-wide breach, enemy compromise, or other similarly catastrophic event is suspected. Zeta-9 (“Mole Rats”) : Mobile Task Force Zeta-9 specializes in the investigation, exploration, and containment of underground or enclosed areas exhibiting anomalous phenomena, particularly those with inconsistent topography or unstable spacetime. Mu-13 (“Ghostbusters”) : Mobile Task Force Mu-13 specializes in the tracking, analysis, and containment of incorporeal or intangible manifestations and entities, particularly those believed to be sentient, sapient, or otherwise intelligent and adaptive. Beta-7 (“Maz Hatters”) : Mobile Task Force Beta-7 specializes in the acquisition and containment of anomalies exhibiting extreme biological, chemical, or radiological hazards as well as the rapid containment and cleanup of areas affected by such anomalies. This includes the planning and deployment of contingencies for wide-area or pandemic spread of anomalous disease agents or other contagious phenomena. Lambda-5 (“White Rabbits”) : Mobile Task Force Lambda-5 specializes in traversing unstable, surreal, and controlled reality, and containing potentially dangerous persons and artifacts capable of manipulating space and time. Gamma-5 (“Red Herrings”) : Mobile Task Force Gamma-5 specializes in preventing the dissemination of knowledge of anomalous events or phenomena in cases where initial suppression efforts have proven ineffective or insufficient, or in cases where such knowledge has already reached critical levels of public exposure. This includes the research and deployment of experimental amnestics as well as memory fabrication procedures. Source: www.scpwiki.com/task-forces
@@carcinogenical4389Epilson-11 (also know as nine tailed fox) and NU-7, are the most popular MTF know by the peoples, but nine tailed fox are some badass fucking soldier
It's great to see the military pov on these kind of media, specially veterans like you, because mostly what is considered a little "unnecessary" or "wrong" actually makes sense within the universe of the content. For example, the lots of sneaking is because they deal with anomalous entities, objects, locations and events in a daily basis. It doesn't matter how detailed the briefing and reports are, you don't mess nor underestimate the anomalies. The amount of resources available for a seemly small raid is justifiable because you never know when a crack on reality, a portal or a monster might appear. It's real world mocked up by a hundred.
Plus, I appreciate how he understands the bending of reality (like the advance with weapons up being unrealistic due to exhaustion but simply making for better film) for reasons of medium. It's appreciated.
Well said! Which is another thing i like about SCP stories in media, stuff like advancing with weapons at the ready does make a bit more sense considering the SCP setting it takes place in. Because for all they know there might very well be anomalies/creatures/cultits/SCP's waiting for them the moment they set foot on the ground, no matter what the intel says beforehand they still gotta be prepared for the most unworldly dangers the moment they jump off whatever transport they're on. Because of the nature of the SCP framework the suspension of disbelief becomes a lot easier to handle, at least in my opinion.
It’s an scp containment task force it can be made up of people all over the world made for the containment of anomalies the terms of the names you heard in the video were other task forces such as the mole rats and others
the scp stories are basically a collection of fan-written horror stories, that fit into the setting of a world wide operating, secret foundation most countries are part of. The video depicts one of the taskforces gathering as much as possible on a newly discovered anomaly/scp. The stories themselfs are styled as classified and partly redacted documents that describe the information gathered about an anomaly, as well as experiments held to determine how to contain or neutralise the threat they pose. Many of the stories are quite grotesque but interesting. "The Volgun" for example narrates these stories very nicely. Hope this isn't too long XD, loved the video, cheers :)
6:06 I love this attention to detail, mtf - "the molerats" specializes in anomalous or unpredictable terrain and they are exactly who the foundation would send to explore a steamy hole of unknown depth
"I wouldn't want to be a Mole Rat." Your instincts are good 🤣 Zeta-9 is almost a meme for dying horribly in the bulk of situations they get sent in to explore. They still manage to be pretty badass, especially in SCP-1730
Turns out “exploring potentially infinite unstable realities that defy all understanding and almost certainly have no exit” is a shit gig. Wouldn’t want to be a Mole Rat, indeed.
@@nightreaper1278 yeah, "Samsara", the cyborg clones of a dead god. A couple of them had their current bodies die, but since their consciousnesses are uploadable they got better
To be clear: Stuff getting weird is normal to these guys. They're a Mobile Task Force from a foundation (SCP) based on Securing, Containing, and/or Protecting anomalous entities, that's not affiliated with any governments, soooo..... Basically? This is their job. This is what their made for, and used to. They can't exactly leave just like that.
It is affiliated with every single government except russia, which has their own version, and they have limited ties with north korea, overall theyre funded by most of the world governments, giving them pretty much infinite money, and they have clearance to pass through any countries territory.
@@ryangoslingIRL Looking back, now that I have more knowledge on SCP, it's technically both/either, and everything in between. It's really up to personal preference.
@@ryangoslingIRL there not really affiliated they just have pawn everywhere most government work whit the GOC (Global Occult Coalition) they know that they cannot stop the Foundation so they try to not meddle to much whit the,
@@ryangoslingIRL no, the USSR had its own devision know as Gru-division p (I believe). After the USSR fell, the SCP foundation started working with russia and taking over alot of different anomalies that Gru-division p had been keeping track of or containing themselves.
These guys are essentially the Ghostbusters for the exorcist, but they carry ARs instead of proton packs, there's a whole lot more of them, and they have the highest mortality rate of any operations unit in history. You made a joke about slenderman, but these are the guys you would actually send after slenderman, that kind of thing is what they do. They have each different kinds of units with slightly different experience and specialities that best suit them towards certain situations, but they are all pretty much the same in regards to their actual ocupation and how they go about doing it. TL;DR its Delta Force VS Demons. These guys encountering weird shit or a high number of KIAs during any given operation is not at all out of the ordinary. In that universe, I'd be glad someone has that job, but I'd definitely be glad that person is not me.
Well, they're absolutely not the same, you have omega-12 which are reality benders from alternative universes, you have tau-5 immortal cyborg clones made from the flesh of a dead god, you've got omega-0 essentially dead foundation personnel which protect the members of the foundation across the net if it's blocking cognito hazards to narrativio hazards, as such these are only a small fraction of the different "beings" of mobile task forces regarding their objectives and the equipment/technology and also their tactics and training, not mentioning mental capacity and physical capacity, while yes they are the guys that go hunting beings like slender men they're totally different in terms of experience and specialties, not mentioning there's damn task forces called "over meta" which are basically a mobile task forces made out of narrative beings capable of viewing normal humans and even authors as complete and outer fiction.
In the intro they were talking about the cult being related to chemical weapon terror attacks, that's why they're going in with masks, along with keeping their identities as secret as possible.
And the reason they’ve got civilian clothes under their gear is because this task force is specialized for urban anomalies, so in case they need to blend in they just take their gear off.
Bright, can you not leave information or I will report you to O5-[REDACTED] at moments notices and I.A will be back on your ass you are already and SCP. Agent-[REDACTED BY ORDER OF O5-1]
at 3:47, "amnestic treatment" means they were given drugs that would give you amnesia. in the SCP lor and writings its used as a plot device. some people don't like it because it encourages bad writing. anyway its like the blue flashy thing in the men in black series. commonly used on the public. as for the overwhelming power in using artillery and air units primary objectives as follows. secure: secure the location and stop, mitigate, and/or neutralize any anomalous threats. contain: contain any anomalous entities or artifacts protect: protect both the public and the anomaly from coming in contact with the general public and, stop others from obtaining, interacting, or knowing about the anomaly. (outside the scp foundation(mostly)) i hope this helped. there is always more to add tho but i boiled it down.
Wrong. Amnestics are classified from A to D for various strength. It's a type of drug, either pills, aerosols, or put into the water system. Look up supplement guides for further details
It’s not really used as a plot device, there are a lot of SCPs that require you to use amnestics after viewing them or hearing about them and etc, this can cause a lot of unwanted death reports and missing staff members and other chaotic stuff. An example of this is SCP 1128 “The Aquatic Horror” www.scpwiki.com/scp-1128
The creator actually responded to another reaction video done by a soldier who commented on the tactics. He said some of the "tactical fails" (my words) were a result of a script change or not being able to move film equipment around. Hence, cut corners because filmmaking
like the upstairs rooms covered in plastic or something. Heard that it was unable for the guys to even fit in there considering the size of their gear.
@@siddiqaqil The plastic was placed all over the floor because of Lambert's bloody death scene. The place is an AirBNB and they could not afford to get anything dirty with the fake blood set to gush out. The surreal detached feeling was a nice bonus.
So a few context questions to answer: The exact nature of the group is that they are a Mobile Task Force for the SCP Foundation. Not any military and are completely fictional. Basically imagine Rainbow Six but entirely designed to fight, capture, and quarantine paranormal and extradimensional anomalies or entities. They don't have air backup because the air surrounding the compound is potentially dangerous. The floating humanoids remember. Until they know know its safe they aren't gonna send any helicopters. Also the reason they were in the compound so long is because they don't just clear the place out but basically are detectives who gotta turn the whole place upside down looking for anything noteworthy hence why they went through the laptop randomly.
Here the MTF is nicknamed the Village Idiots. They specialize in strike/recon/investigations in this specific envirnment of rural terrain. Heck if you look closely at their clothes under their gear, they are wearing the types of pants, boot, and shirts you would expect local hunters or hikers to wear in those kinds of forest. That way if they get seperated from their team, they can ditch their gear and look just like civilians while working their way home.
These guys are part of MTF(Mobile Task Force) Epsilon 6, also designated as "Village Idiots" Their mission is to contain and search out any anomalous activities in rural areas. So it makes sense to bring them on in such a situation. Backup is mostly provided by MTF Nu 7, also reffered to as "Hammer Down". This is a battalion-strength MTF that provides support in containing difficult anomalies, while also send in to really bad anomaly breaches in the SCP Foundation. Then we have Zeta 9, reffered to as "Mole Rats". They are tasked with containing underground anomalies, as well as dimensionel ones. This MTF has the highest mortality rates in all of the MTFs. Then we have Lambda 5, also known as "White Rabbits" They are send in against reality benders. Nu 13 are called "Ghostbusters" and handle all supernaturel anomalies. And last but not least Beta 7, also known as "Maz Hatters". They are tasked with containing infectious and pandemic anomalies, such as SCP 008, the "Zombie Virus".
@@ImReal0 oh. Interesting. Edit: But then again, SCRAMBLE is programmed to detect just 096's face, and if a similar thing happens with a different entity, it won't br much of a use to them
I love the SCP lore. For example if they came across a rock on that stream. To you it's just a simple rock. But in the SCP universe that rock could be 'The Never Ending Screaming Rock' if where if you touch it the rock begins to scream so loud it you melt your brain or something like that.
Or the sentient cereal box that got pissed at researches for damaging it by accident causing it to dispense razors, bullets and of course, cereal (laced with copious amounts of cyanide, naturally). I love the weird shit rather than the world ending stuff.
@@casualbydefault a sleep mask when you use it, it turns your dreams into a reality. But the catch is. You must take it off after 6 hours. Otherwise it will turn those dreams into your worst fears.
@@Virefly An infinite* roll of toilet paper. *Converts heat into paper with the downside of freezing it's surroundings to near absolute 0 if used too much.
The task force names all have code names related to their specialization like Nu-7 is 'Hammer Down'. They are used when the big shit happens and are battalion sized group. The 'Mole Rats' are Zeta-9 and specialize in indoors/underground areas with unkown, changing/anomalous topography. There's a bunch of different MTFs, each with a cool name and even a video on all the more notable ones, explaining their specialities made by the guy who played Lambda-1 in this video.
If I remember the village idiots units are the first line of defense and deep under cover unit that specialize be close, live nearby and record spooky happenings I think.
@@erikjimenez8671 The Village Idiots mostly operate in urban environment. The unit you are talking about the "first responders" is MTF unit Epsilon-11 codenamed "The Nine-Tailed Fox"
Quick heads up about why they don't shoot the "demons". The goal of the SCP foundation is to Secure Contain Protect, so they can study these creatures. If you kill them, not studies, means this OP was useless for them.
More than that, they contain because killing an anomaly might trigger something waaay worse than what the anomaly itself is capable of. Killing or destroying this one semi-dangerous anomaly could lead to the destruction of the human race or the planet might blow up, they don't know (something that in the SCP-universe, in some canons, has happened on several occasions, don't worry though, there are enough cloning-vats to go around for everybody). This is why the destruction of an anomaly is something that is seldom undertaken, like with SCP-682 (rather unsuccesfully).
The reason their weapons are raised so frequently because, well within any SCP environment, you could encounter any form of threat whether it's human or an entity, so you've always got to be alert and ready for the worst case scenario.
Mole rats: When their is a hole, portal or anything that needs someone to poke their head into they are called in to investigate it and not surprisingly they have the most M.I.A (missing in action) out of any other taskforce
If you're wondering why they tried to gas the anomaly instead of shooting, it's because they wanted to contain and study it. Or at least contain it for the organization to study.
You have to remember their constant state of awareness and being prepared to fire is just due to the fact they're dealing with SCPs. Supernatural anomalies that could be anywhere and do anything at unknown reaches from their main AO
SCP is basically a foundation of soldiers, scientists, doctors, and test subjects who work with anomalies, such as a flying humans or zombies or unknown viruses and even god like entities. They work to contain these things and protect the world
If you want to give a more detailed description on a range of anomalies then: Anomalies range from Cognito Hazards, Genocidal anomalies that only want to kill humans, God-like entities and safe anomalies which break the laws of physics but don’t pose much of a threat.
@@azrael1525 safe class referrs to how hard or easy to contain it,there's even the whole box anology,if it can be put in a box and be left without any security and not escape it's safe,if it can be put in a box but needs some additional security is Euclid,if it can be put in a box but is difficult to do so and requires a lot of security it's keter,if it can only be put in a box but will escape it eventually even with high security it's Appolyon,if it is the box it's Thaumiel.
A fun fact: The guy with the rifle "Not yet Lost" has the Polish flag on his helmet. I think "Not yet Lost" on the rifle is the reference to the English name of the Polish anthem "Poland is not yet lost". Just my take on it.
Yeah, if you look, they've all got various different flags on their helmets. I think the unit is meant to be much more multinational than the VAs sound. The guy with the Polish flag, for instance, is named "Kolinski", a Polish name.
@@clearmelody6252 Yeah in the interviews on the Evan Royalty challenge the director explains that for example Kolinsky is a second generation Polish immigrant, therefore no accent.
i wonder how many people notice that the hole is where the tentacles came out from, and the fact that they are so close to it just sends shiver down my spine during the reveal.
I love how everyone reacts the same. "why wouldn't they gtfo after seeing the demon-ish creature?" etc. Epsilon-6 are a group of mercenaries that trained to work in an rural and suburban areas and investigate any paranormal shit including ghosts, demons or hellish creatures. But in general it is a recon taskforce that goes in first to investigate SCP.
I like the reactions too. US Marine reacting to door entry: Nice stacking up Royal Marine reacting to door entry: All them guys coming up stairs right in front of that window, Right In Front of That Window.. (flash bang scene) waaaay to long in that door way, just throw it in, don't mess about popping your head in.
I love how virtually every time you go "Ah, see I would've done THIS instead" they do THIS immediately after. Shows how much thought went into the project. I really like this reaction vid, I love that you give the guys some leeway for smaller faults rather than ragging on them like other "experts react" videos.
8:00 He is supposed to be Polish and "not yet lost" is a pretty important quote to the Poles. Their commander in chief said it while trying to organize a defense of Poland in WWII.
8:23 inside of the SCP universe theres special forces called Mobile Task Forces, each one specialized in something else sent out to either contain, re-contain, neutralize, or investigate something that the public cant know about. Anomalous mostly. They work for the SCP Foundation. Heres each Task Force mentioned in this video: Lambda-5 Codename: White Rabbits Gamma-5 Codename: Red Herrings Epsilon-6 Codename: Village Idiots Nu-7 Codename: Hammer Down Zeta-9 Codename: Mole Rats Mu-13 Codename: Ghostbusters Beta-7 Codename: Maz Hatters
CBRN guy here - Masks they use are standard to the U.S. military, M51s meant for vehicle crewman as opposed to the standard M50 with twin M61 canisters. These guys mount a single M61 canister and a single hose (usually meant to attach to a vehicle's filtration system) leading to a PAPR in their packs. And yes, Sceptre 2 is rocking a shaded outer eyelense as opposed to everybody else.
It was great seeing your react/commentary (especially from a situational pov). I just discovered SCP and am looking forward to getting in deeper. Thank you for your service!!!
It is the case here, with the NGO being the Special Containment Procedures (SCP) Foundation, they deal with anomalies of all kinds, this is a tuesday for them... They have a wiki with a very large collection of anomalies and stories at the SCP Foundation.
@@dwavenminer No, you dont have to look so deep, what kind of Name is "Special Containment Procedures Foundation" ____"Secure Contain Protect Foundation" sounds better and also everyone refers SCP to that
I specifically want to mention the reason they are so incredibly calm in their speech is because they're part of the SCP Foundation, Specifically Mobile Task Forces. These operatives are trained and conditioned to deal with very specific threats and anomalies, Which is also why there are several Task Force names.
Unles you are not a part of the foundation can you imagen you see somone hang stil in the air call the cops the dont now ither then a sort of special task force comes and take you and the cops to some building the give you and the cops a injectoin and then you are back at your house and dont gemener anything or knolage of the anomaly is to risky and the corps get shot dead and then you
Great reaction dude! I really love the concept of this, a shadowy organisation using spec ops teams to investigate, contain and if nessecary (or possible) take out monsters that defy reality (and more bizzare things like sentient ideas)
@hvix sleepy As another comment said, when you have a low budget you get more creative and have more drive to get your passion done, with a large budget directors tend to lose direction.
It's low budget but I'm pretty sure a decent bit was contributed. I know for certain atleast one of the members owns airsoft guns (wich I believe they used for the weapons), weather they contributed them to the project or not idk.
@@annonimity276 Pretty sure its somewhat mixed. They are airsofters so they do have the guns but i believe that a lot of the attachments, "uniforms", gear were bought from supporters money (a lot of it which is still from dollhouse). Thought things such as effects, the entire place they rented, all the other props and ofc. the actors (because they still need a place to stay etc. and im sure this wasnt filmed just around the corner from their home) all cost a decend amount of money. So even with the around 20k they had for this short movie, they were still running on a very, very tight budget.
I love how often you're asking questions as to why any of this is happening. That's the magic of what makes this short film so creepy. The only thing more terrifying than the horrors you see before you are the horrors you DON'T see. "Stephen King once wrote that “Nightmares exist outside of logic, and there's little fun to be had in explanations; they're antithetical to the poetry of fear.” In a horror story, the victim keeps asking "Why?" But there can be no explanation, and there shouldn't be one." What is remembered when you finish a horror movie or a scary book is that unanswered mystery of "Why?" The only thing more horrific than what is explained to you is what is left to doubt. Human imagination is the key factor in deciding just how horrific something is, that is the difference between horror and terror. Horror is that jumpscare in that movie you watched, or that video game you played. Five Nights at Freddy's is a good sign of Horror in a video game for example. There is a clear threat; the animatronics. And when they get you, you know its going to jumpscare you. And eventually, the horror loses its effectiveness because you know that if you lose you're just going to get jumpscared. Nothing is left up to the imagination anymore. The unknown factor is lost the longer you play something with a horror based loop. A game I like to chalk up to Terror, is Subnautica. I am Thalassaphobic (A person with an uncontrollable fear of deep, large bodies of water; the ocean). So that game is perfect for this. How fear works in Subnautica compared to the Horror of FNAF, is that it doesn't need cheap jumpscares to make you leap out of your skin. Subnautica is NOT at all built to be a horror game, but in some twisted way, it turned out like that regardless. The horror, of Subnautica, stems from this Terror. Terror, is fear that creates tension or apprehension in a person based on the stimuli surrounding them. It is the fear generated from your own imagination. Asking "what if" all the time. What if: something grabs my leg? What if: the burglar finds me? What if: the plane crashes? These things might not even happen, but its the IDEA of it actually happening that raises a persons tension, and instills a fear through that apprehension and stress. In subnautica there are these large, predatory fish known as Leviathans in the open ocean of Subnautica. The first time you meet one you're going to experience that instant horror as it chases you down. Now, lets say you find yourself back at a trench you'd explored before. Its deep, dark, and you never actually reached the bottom before. But lets say you got to 298 meters down before you had to resurface. It was no biggy... nothing happened that first time. But now... suddenly your mind snaps back to that Leviathan experience. Its roar getting closer behind you as it chased you down. Now you look into this trench. And you ask... "What if there is a Leviathan down inside there?" Now you're apprehensive to go down, your stress level is higher than it was before. Because now your imagination is rampantly searching for ANY signs of trouble. Constantly seeing images of that Leviathans face coming at you from the dark depths of the ocean waters just ahead of you... but is it actually there? Oh! No you're just seeing things... until you're not! XD NOW THAT IS FEAR.
Reminds me of a quote I heard somewhere. "Where do the shadows all go to hide from the light? I know. You claim to know fear. I shall show you true terror."
pretty sure many ppl found fnaf scary not cuz of its jumpscares, but rather the animatronics uncanniness. scott cawthon, the creator, made fnaf in the first place cuz of the game he had made previously, where ppl criticised it for the characters being uncanny. anyways tho, idk how many ppl experience terror from fnaf (i doubt most ppl experience much terror rly), but there is an audience with that perception of the game and it was made with that kind of perception in mind. i definitely agree with u in that subnautica is a great example of terror, and one i can def see most ppl recieve that type of reaction its uncanny cuz the animatronics are supposed to be somewhat lifeless robots, with its only purpose as to cheer up the children in the day with simple lines of code and recordings. its giving life to an object not meant to have life
I always thought, and still go with my own answer- The MTF units are so calm bc, they are picked specifically, and trained specifically to not be afraid of death, pain, or the things they may experience on any mission assigned to.
I mean, Cicero seems to be a relative rookie, asking for information and then calling Kalinske's bluff on the whole 'just a job' thing he said. Half a dozen missions and he'll be as cool as the rest.
If it hasn't been stated in the comments, SCP means Secure, Contain, Protect. It's part of a massive community created lore where an organization called the SCP Foundation, a secret entity goes around to capturing and storing all the weird shit in the world from Ghosts, demons, cursed objects, or weird unknown sci fi stuff. If they cannot capture said object because it's too dangerous or too large, so they secure the entire area. Terms like MTF means Mobile Task Force which is comprised of ex military guys from all over the world. They are usually sent as heavy hitters. Another term is Amnestics, meaning they wipe your memories like the MIB.
The soldiers are part of the SCP foundation, they're a recon team. The SCP foundation is an international organization, hence the different accents and black kit. They're not traditional military.
Not in the slightest. Each individual Task Force is built to deal with a certain type of Skip, or fulfill a certain purpose. For example, MTF ETA-10 deals with visual hazards, Haz Matters deals with biological agents, Epsilon-11 is a recontainment team, and Pony Express deals with anomalies in the mail.
For context, the SCP Foundation is an organization dedicated to containing (or sometimes, if necessary, destroying) anomalies - aka. phenomena that break the laws of physics. MTF's (Mobile Task Forces) are the task forces deployed for combat and containment. MTF Nu-7 "Hammer Down" is a battalion-strength force consisting of three company-sized elements of special operations infantry forces, a light armored vehicle company, tank platoon, helicopter squadron, chemical-biological-radiological-nuclear (CBRN) platoon, combat engineer platoon, nuclear weapon specialist (NWS) squad, plus additional combat specialist and support personnel. MTF Epsilon-6 "Village Idiots" Specializes in the investigation, containment, and subsequent cleanup of anomalies in rural and suburban environments. MTF Zeta-9 "Mole Rats" specializes in the investigation, exploration, and containment of underground or enclosed areas exhibiting anomalous phenomena, particularly those with inconsistent topography or unstable spacetime. MTF Mu-13 "Ghostbusters" specializes in the tracking, analysis, and containment of incorporeal or intangible manifestations and entities, particularly those believed to be sentient, sapient, or otherwise intelligent and adaptive. MTF Beta-7 "Maz Hatters" specializes in the acquisition and containment of anomalies exhibiting extreme biological, chemical, or radiological hazards as well as the rapid containment and cleanup of areas affected by such anomalies. MTF Lambda-5 "White Rabbits" specializes in traversing unstable, surreal, and controlled reality, and containing potentially dangerous persons and artifacts capable of manipulating space and time. MTF Gamma-5 "Red Herrings" specializes in preventing the dissemination of knowledge of anomalous events or phenomena in cases where initial suppression efforts have proven ineffective or insufficient, or in cases where such knowledge has already reached critical levels of public exposure.
Ok so for background to anyone who’s interested: the whole idea with this is that the scp foundation (secure contain protect) does what the name implies with anomalous objects, locations, and other nouns. In its original form the scp foundation is a horror website where users write and submit descriptions of anomalous objects, as well as how they secure them, for review by other users, I believe the number of scps now stands upwards of 5000 unique entries. The operator’s depicted in this short film are mtf (mobile task force), their job is to enter places where anomalous things have occurred, and clear immediate threats to allow more specialized containment teams to enter and contain the anomalous materials So yes it’s literally their job to deal with situations like this
@@hekmatyar4476Imao that's just the title for how to contain an anomaly. The actual official title for the SCP organization is Secure, Contain, Protect
What i like about the whole SCP thing is that it has specific enough framework that it's somewhat consistent, but still vague enough that it's easy enough to write your own fiction for that setting. AND it makes the willing suspense of disbelief easier too. For example various SCP 'operators' or whatever someone would like to call them, basically functions like a mix of PMCs, paranormal investigators, recognizance and to a certain degree scientists all rolled into one because 99% of the time they have no clue what kind of supernatural/alien shenanigans they might run into. Which in turn makes the SCP setting pretty diverse and interesting.
It's been like 4 freaking years and this video is still amazing. Creepy, random things is the kinda whole thing that SCP MTF units deal with. Also, hearing a bunch of different accents isn't odd because in universe they pull the best soldiers from around the world to become a part of a Mobile Task Force unit. One of the most often used in media seems to be MTF Epsilon-11 Nine Tailed Fox
@@miming3679 The dead guy said something about being forced into an ascendant plane, so I think the camera is meant to be a "lens" into it. Anything on the ascendant plane can affect and be affected by reality, but is invisible to those not on it as well.
@@luperamoon "ascendant reality" is a pretty vague ass term and I don't think it exhibits any reality-bending properties but so far only manifesting stuff that is invisible to the naked eye I.e. invisible paint, invisible people, invisible tentacles, invisible whatever the fuck was in that basement. Either way, even the invisible stuff is only affecting our reality that makes sense and not manipulating it with their own will. I personally think we don't need SRAs for that but we also don't know much about the anomaly. So far if we can kill it with bullets we just need mor bullet
13:09 I've seen a lot of military reactors nitpick this part cause he was in the doorway for way too long. I'm pretty sure that part was in slow-mo and cut back to normal speed the second the flashbang went off.
Definitely not, the audio for one of Pender speaking in the background doesn’t change, also the door swinging does not go into slow motion as well. Guy just stuck his head into the door.
@@Lolpy.Nuh uh, the audio has nothing to do with slow motion... It's more like an ambient sound over what's happening in the video. Also you can see the door move slowly in the shot.
i really like your reaction. I like that you value the cinematic masterpice and tell some tactical thinks that would be different in the real world and dont rage about that they dont do it one to one like reals special forces. Thanks
I suggest to watch the lore for SCP, and I think OriginalHuman had been watching SCP stuff earlier this month. You should watch Evan Royalty's other SCP film too.
8:18 these are MTF(mobile task force) operators. in this universe is the armed part of the SCP foundation dealing mainly with capturing/retrieving objects
Oh the GOC gets lots done, it’s just either selective diplomacy (they made a truce with the Fae who were vehemently anti-human, but also razed the Antarctic Empire , which was just minding its own business), mass genocide (Ichabod Campaign), or making things worse (the chair).
If you watch the making offs, you will actually learn that they had a military instructor on the set to assure fire arms safety guidelines and make the shots more realistic
The best part of this is watching the way a trained Marine, responds to SCP zaniness. These guys see crazy monsters and unexplainable shit on the daily.
They’re “at the ready”, and moving as they do, due to the fact that the SCP Foundation deals with “anything happening at literally any time”. Read some of the Wiki. All the gear is the actors gear. Airsoft guns and stuff. Almost all the main guys in the squad are scp UA-camrs in some way
The reason they didn’t use thermals is because ISR didn’t see anything so thermals would be useless, the camera is part of the anomaly, the SCP foundation is in the business of anomalies
I imagine some of the differences in how these teams operate compared to conventional military has to do with the fact that this is The SCP Foundation. They’re dealing with demons, aliens, and anomalies. Probably explains the more casual conversation between the soldiers. Once you’ve come face to face with cosmic horrors I imagine you’re a little more aloof about life lol. That and this had a smaller budget and it’s entertainment.
I think discipline would be odd relative to the military/police. It'd be tighter in some ways (cognito hazards being a thing) but more lax in others, since stress on operators is going to be high already and any non-disruptive coping mechanism is worth allowing. (usually)
Did you know that this video was made in 5 days? For the great quality, it is very impressive! Also, SCP foundation searches for anomalies and contains them. This team has the goal to look through the area for these anomalies.
Not sure why I’m so entertained by an actual marine reacting and critiquing an SCP video based on MTF tactics. Thanks for the time man, I enjoyed watching this.
Soldier in short: "first well attempt a *less lethal option* if they don't respond to that, smoke'm." Exactly 75 seconds later... American soldier reacting: *"bR0 sHo0t 1T what you MeAN?"*
Thought the same lmao. He literally said to try something less lethal first and smoke them if it doesnt work and the first reaction of a marine is "take a m60 and put a belt into it".
In all fairness, he didn't very well know what SCP is, so when there's freaky demon shit that can be killed why mess around instead of just dropping it
You should check out a series called generation kill. It's takes place during the invasion of Iraq I think and is basically "The office" tv show mixed with marines.
The people in this film are a part of an MTF unit. The reason why you hear so many accents in the film is because the SCP foundation is a global organization, which "recruits" are of various descent. They act so calm despite the shit that you see in the film because well... It's just another day on the job for them. They contain hazardous anomalies and do the dirty work that isn't fit for lab workers. They wear gas masks simply due to the nature of the job; anomalies can be hazardous for a person's health, and they don't want their valuable MTF troops to die because an anomaly is a breathing hazard. Also, the mole rats (MTF Unit ZETA-9) are an MTF unit responsible for investigating underground/enclosed spaces, and it's understandable why you wouldn't want to be a mole rat, because they have the highest mortality rate among all the MTF units.
11:12 yea just a quick heads up, these arent the guys that RTB after seeing something like that. They are part of an organisation called the SCP foundation that deals with the supernatural on a daily basis, the foundations motto is "we die in the dark so the others can live in the light" - they Secure, Contain and Protect supernatural and dangerous anomalies that cannot be explained by science. These guys know that they can encounter weird shit like this on a Deployment
Dont know exactly what the cognito hazard was, but it didnt happen until Besson looked in the camera. Funny thing was Besson might have possibly been safe if he didnt clear his fogged lens.
@@zarkento4881 a cognito hazard is basically something that is dangerous via the use of your senses, AKA, your Eyesight, Hearing, Feel, Taste, Smell, etc. Basically, looking at it will kill you, or actually, it will cause you to kill yourself, it was so out of this world that the guy made the decision on the spot that it wasn't worth living in that world any more. it reminded me of an incident with the Coffee Machine SCP, it basically gives you whatever you want, the guy asked for the "perfect drink", after that he killed himself because he thought that everything was a disappointment and that the world wasn't worth living in because he had expirienced what it was to drink liquid pleasure. In Short, a Cognito Hazard is something that causes damage to your body via the use of your 5 senses, in this case, Looking at it seems to be the main issue here. To touch up on other stuff, The Camera is the only thing able to see the anomalies, they are otherwise invisable and unable to be detected through regular means, also those holes they found are actually were the giant tentacles are coming from, they are the ones holding the victims up in the air, and they are the ones that Dragged that guy out of the screen, you can see Kolinski sending a ChemLight down one, indicating that it was vacant. Anyway have that is all my opinion, it might not be true, its just what i believe is happening here.
there is also this SCP, its a Musical Sheet, and if you look at it, it will cause you to go insane, and go "i must finish it!" but instead of grabbing a pen or something...no, you rip off your wrist and use the blood to write the music, and then you bleed out, this is another example of a Cognito Hazard, again, the problem here is the Eyesight.
I love watching reaction videos of people who don't know of SCP, gives a whole new light to it all. But yeah the short film is about a organization that handles out of this world anomalies and mortality rate in this line of work is very high
Although the film had some faults, it was ultimately fun to watch. It led me to this video, and I enjoyed watching this one as well. Of course, there might be some things that the SCPF would do that the Marines or the Army might not, since the opposing force they are facing is very different, much more powerful, and can have the potential to end the world. Nice little video, cool to see him react to it, but given the fact that this is the SCPF, it's expected the operatives would do something others won't think of doing (like try to interact with the entities if they weren't hostile outright, remember that they try to contain the anomalies instead of shooting them)
The reason why she said it so casually when they called in the death was because for the most part the mtfs (mobile task force) was because they die pretty regularly
I'm sure there's no short of volunteers for that lol
@@CombatArmsChannel I am pretty sure they conscript prisoners.
@@jeffhurtson5211 haha ouch
@@CombatArmsChannel they recruit the best of the best from discharged soldier's or someone that has a good service record and for the scientist inside the labs they usually just get the best of the best there to
@@jeffhurtson5211 no the MTFs are actually soldiers for the most part
Only the molerats and a couple others are prisoners
"I'd be out like that's not my job"
Welcome to SCP, this is literallly their job lol.
Rookie: We should RTB, this isnt our job
Veteran: except, this is our job
Me in Nine Tailed Fox:STFU rook we do this practically once a week so steel the fear and do your job, we don't need a rookie with a itchy trigger finger
That's the SCPF MTF for ya, dangerous and a high chance of dieing a horrible death
its fake you know
I don’t think he understands what scp is
I love that this guy had no knowledge of SCPs or MTFs and was still able to say one of the most common lines repeated in the fandom -- "I wouldn't wanna be a Mole Rat."
Yeah buddy. Me too. No one but Mole Rats want to be Mole Rats...
Even mole rats don’t wanna be mole rats
@@iisgamer6997 hahah lol the only mtf that i think are okay with their jobs are epsillon 11
@@Chucqlolz because the ones in cb seem to have plot armour
Then how do they get people to sign up? Last I checked, MTFs aren’t forcefully conscripted
i thought i read somewhere (maybe 1730?) that some members are former criminals. I could be wrong though
They're wearing masks because:
"This movement was suspected of organizing chemical attacks all across New England in the early 2010s."
Turns out the compound was short on anthrax and long on eldritch horrors, but the recon team didn't know that.
the real reason is bc if they had the actors perform their lines on the set, they'd spend more time to film in turn making it more expensive. they did voice acting to save time and money
@@zthirtyblue yes but they compensated with the above comment in mind
@@ishh.m yes they made creative in-universe explanations to their financial limitations
also in case if nu-7 had to call in gas, they wouldnt be affected
I feel like gas masks are probably just standard issue in any MTF in the Foundation, when dealing with anomalies you never know what the hell you will encounter
For something to be so creepy that they shot in broad daylight is a massive achievement for the film makers.
its not creepy or sp00ky at all
Evan always delivers well-
The inside of the house was actually shot at night, they had spotlights shining through the windows which was covered in plastic. Great use considering they only had 5 days to prep everything and start shooting the film.
@@blisteringstars well its kinda
Imagine if they did this at night
8:02 during world war two, the polish resistance rallied behind the mantra "poland is not yet lost". the flag on his helmet shows he is a polish operator, and why he would have "not yet lost" on his rifle. pretty cool detail
And probably something a MTF operator would say after every mission. Except his last one
@@jimslater8685yeah make sense considering what they deal with on a daily basis
Oh, that is cool!
well, "Poland is not yet lost" is literally the first verse (jeszcze Polska nie zginęła) of our national anthem Mazurek Dąbrowskiego since 1927 (but was written in 1797)
@@przemyslawkruszka Dude, that is awesome! Thank you for pointing that out.
Something I really liked about Overlord was that they didn’t use jump-scares, they just made you feel a sense of discomfort and uneasiness throughout the whole thing
That’s real horror. You walk away and still feel “off”. Jump scares and slasher stuff you get over pretty quick. These guys nailed it and I hope to see more from them.
Also, the fact that we don’t really get a conclusion is the cherry on top.
@Peter Unlustig I’ve seen it, not as creepy as hereditary
like american psycho during the camera scene. you have this very high dread feeling wondering what is going to happen. ive never felt so uneased
It isn’t that scary when you have a team of Spec Ops people with HK416s and M4a1s
@@luigimrlgaming9484That get absolutely butt fucked by what they’re up against
I appreciate how your reaction praised what the video did right in terms of tactics while still not being too hard on the mistakes since it’s a film meant for entertainment. Lots of other reactors like to nitpick just to show how operator they are.
The dialogue is still kinda cringy, like guys who play airsoft and try to roleplay on Arma.
That's literally my only problem with it.
@@ozmonkey6713 they don't act like soldiers at all, next scp movie should have vets on screen or at least have vets helping with dialogue.
@@gro_skunk The Actor ( not Voice Actor) of Jansen is a Ex-Army Veteran.
@@_grim_1478 good
@@gro_skunk they had a military advisor drill them through proper procedure and how to clear rooms throughout the entire film so in terms of actors they did well enough
The reason they're so calm about everything, including people dying, is because they're SCP MTF units. They're pretty used to people dying regularly and fighting off anomalies there's literally no way to explain.
Edit: WTF WHY DID THIS COMMENT BLOW UP
Also even regular soldiers have to stay calm to get stuff done.
Mtf are trained specifically for that
@@PeachDragon_ right, they take the best of the best soldiers from around the world and train them even more to deal with anomalies and handle these types of situations.
Yeah i think i saw a veteran soldier interview where he said like when in combat/battle/war, feelings or emotions is switch off, fucos on task at hand that way you're efficient. Better Survival rate.
Or maybe their bad memories are always wiped after action if they could survice
I love how earlier Besson said “try 1234” on the passcode, and they didn’t try it. Later he uses “1234” and it works. I wouldn’t doubt a thing he says afterwards. lol
I know this is 3 months ago but didn't he died?
“Look at me and tell me I’m not the most valuable member of this team.”
@@zydg7787 yeah, I think he saw the anomaly and it made him kill himself.
He didn’t have much left to say after that
@@brotherkhrayn3525,
I have a hunch that it tried to do something much worse to him and he used his Foundation training to give himself and possibly his comrades a better fate.
All MTF (Mobile Task Force Units) featured in SCP: Overlord:
Epsilon-6 (“Village Idiots”) : Specializes in the investigation, containment, and subsequent cleanup of anomalies in rural and suburban environments.
Nu-7 (“Hammer Down”) : Armed Mobile Task Force Nu-7 is a battalion-strength force consisting of three company-sized elements of special operations infantry forces, a light armored vehicle company, tank platoon, helicopter squadron, chemical-biological-radiological-nuclear (CBRN) platoon, combat engineer platoon, nuclear weapon specialist (NWS) squad, plus additional combat specialist and support personnel. AMTF Nu-7 is based primarily out of Armed Bio-Containment Area-14 and is tasked with responding to incidents involving loss of communication with major Foundation facilities under circumstances wherein a site-wide breach, enemy compromise, or other similarly catastrophic event is suspected.
Zeta-9 (“Mole Rats”) : Mobile Task Force Zeta-9 specializes in the investigation, exploration, and containment of underground or enclosed areas exhibiting anomalous phenomena, particularly those with inconsistent topography or unstable spacetime.
Mu-13 (“Ghostbusters”) : Mobile Task Force Mu-13 specializes in the tracking, analysis, and containment of incorporeal or intangible manifestations and entities, particularly those believed to be sentient, sapient, or otherwise intelligent and adaptive.
Beta-7 (“Maz Hatters”) : Mobile Task Force Beta-7 specializes in the acquisition and containment of anomalies exhibiting extreme biological, chemical, or radiological hazards as well as the rapid containment and cleanup of areas affected by such anomalies. This includes the planning and deployment of contingencies for wide-area or pandemic spread of anomalous disease agents or other contagious phenomena.
Lambda-5 (“White Rabbits”) : Mobile Task Force Lambda-5 specializes in traversing unstable, surreal, and controlled reality, and containing potentially dangerous persons and artifacts capable of manipulating space and time.
Gamma-5 (“Red Herrings”) : Mobile Task Force Gamma-5 specializes in preventing the dissemination of knowledge of anomalous events or phenomena in cases where initial suppression efforts have proven ineffective or insufficient, or in cases where such knowledge has already reached critical levels of public exposure. This includes the research and deployment of experimental amnestics as well as memory fabrication procedures.
Source: www.scpwiki.com/task-forces
Did you copy paste this cuz damn
nine tailed fox is hands down the most bad ass MTF squad
@@carcinogenical4389Epilson-11 (also know as nine tailed fox) and NU-7, are the most popular MTF know by the peoples, but nine tailed fox are some badass fucking soldier
@@carcinogenical4389 there are way more badass ones like samsara or damn feds
Wow Beta-7 really didn't do their job for COVID
It's great to see the military pov on these kind of media, specially veterans like you, because mostly what is considered a little "unnecessary" or "wrong" actually makes sense within the universe of the content.
For example, the lots of sneaking is because they deal with anomalous entities, objects, locations and events in a daily basis. It doesn't matter how detailed the briefing and reports are, you don't mess nor underestimate the anomalies. The amount of resources available for a seemly small raid is justifiable because you never know when a crack on reality, a portal or a monster might appear.
It's real world mocked up by a hundred.
Plus, I appreciate how he understands the bending of reality (like the advance with weapons up being unrealistic due to exhaustion but simply making for better film) for reasons of medium. It's appreciated.
Well said! Which is another thing i like about SCP stories in media, stuff like advancing with weapons at the ready does make a bit more sense considering the SCP setting it takes place in. Because for all they know there might very well be anomalies/creatures/cultits/SCP's waiting for them the moment they set foot on the ground, no matter what the intel says beforehand they still gotta be prepared for the most unworldly dangers the moment they jump off whatever transport they're on. Because of the nature of the SCP framework the suspension of disbelief becomes a lot easier to handle, at least in my opinion.
It’s an scp containment task force it can be made up of people all over the world made for the containment of anomalies the terms of the names you heard in the video were other task forces such as the mole rats and others
the scp stories are basically a collection of fan-written horror stories, that fit into the setting of a world wide operating, secret foundation most countries are part of. The video depicts one of the taskforces gathering as much as possible on a newly discovered anomaly/scp. The stories themselfs are styled as classified and partly redacted documents that describe the information gathered about an anomaly, as well as experiments held to determine how to contain or neutralise the threat they pose. Many of the stories are quite grotesque but interesting. "The Volgun" for example narrates these stories very nicely. Hope this isn't too long XD, loved the video, cheers :)
@@N3M0N_M and SCP illustrated
I love the story's that has the clone cyborg unit everyone calls power ranger's. I can't remember what the unit name is
@@leeherren9705 They are called Samsara and they were called Power Rangers in
" What happened to Site 13"
Designate Tau-5
fun fact
they made this with $20kish and they filmed it in 5 days (iirc)
holy...
Holy shit.
Also most to all of the actors are guys who play mil-sim video games. Some of them also have ZERO combat experience
@@nickcolvin5035 I agree, some have mil-sim, some do airsoft, still pretty neat. I know OperatorDrewski was in it definitely.
Correct me if i am wrong but wasnt Saw filmed in like one room? Because they had very low budget?
6:06 I love this attention to detail, mtf - "the molerats" specializes in anomalous or unpredictable terrain and they are exactly who the foundation would send to explore a steamy hole of unknown depth
And since they didn't know about the holes, they instead sent in the Village Idiots, who specialize in suburban and rural operations.
"I wouldn't want to be a Mole Rat."
Your instincts are good 🤣 Zeta-9 is almost a meme for dying horribly in the bulk of situations they get sent in to explore. They still manage to be pretty badass, especially in SCP-1730
Turns out “exploring potentially infinite unstable realities that defy all understanding and almost certainly have no exit” is a shit gig. Wouldn’t want to be a Mole Rat, indeed.
Combine being an old-school tunnel rats with reality hopping and eldritch horrors. Thus you have Zeta-9
didn't this scp require them having to call out god himself unit that is like unkillable or something and one of them managed to die?
@@nightreaper1278 yeah, "Samsara", the cyborg clones of a dead god. A couple of them had their current bodies die, but since their consciousnesses are uploadable they got better
oh yeah, 1730 has one of my favorite stories behind it. The department of temporal studies is just as good though
To be clear:
Stuff getting weird is normal to these guys. They're a Mobile Task Force from a foundation (SCP) based on Securing, Containing, and/or Protecting anomalous entities, that's not affiliated with any governments, soooo.....
Basically? This is their job. This is what their made for, and used to. They can't exactly leave just like that.
It is affiliated with every single government except russia, which has their own version, and they have limited ties with north korea, overall theyre funded by most of the world governments, giving them pretty much infinite money, and they have clearance to pass through any countries territory.
@@ryangoslingIRL Looking back, now that I have more knowledge on SCP, it's technically both/either, and everything in between. It's really up to personal preference.
@@ryangoslingIRL there not really affiliated they just have pawn everywhere most government work whit the GOC (Global Occult Coalition) they know that they cannot stop the Foundation so they try to not meddle to much whit the,
@@aoki6332 the GOC are part of the UN
@@ryangoslingIRL no, the USSR had its own devision know as Gru-division p (I believe). After the USSR fell, the SCP foundation started working with russia and taking over alot of different anomalies that Gru-division p had been keeping track of or containing themselves.
These guys are essentially the Ghostbusters for the exorcist, but they carry ARs instead of proton packs, there's a whole lot more of them, and they have the highest mortality rate of any operations unit in history. You made a joke about slenderman, but these are the guys you would actually send after slenderman, that kind of thing is what they do. They have each different kinds of units with slightly different experience and specialities that best suit them towards certain situations, but they are all pretty much the same in regards to their actual ocupation and how they go about doing it.
TL;DR its Delta Force VS Demons. These guys encountering weird shit or a high number of KIAs during any given operation is not at all out of the ordinary. In that universe, I'd be glad someone has that job, but I'd definitely be glad that person is not me.
Well, they're absolutely not the same, you have omega-12 which are reality benders from alternative universes, you have tau-5 immortal cyborg clones made from the flesh of a dead god, you've got omega-0 essentially dead foundation personnel which protect the members of the foundation across the net if it's blocking cognito hazards to narrativio hazards, as such these are only a small fraction of the different "beings" of mobile task forces regarding their objectives and the equipment/technology and also their tactics and training, not mentioning mental capacity and physical capacity, while yes they are the guys that go hunting beings like slender men they're totally different in terms of experience and specialties, not mentioning there's damn task forces called "over meta" which are basically a mobile task forces made out of narrative beings capable of viewing normal humans and even authors as complete and outer fiction.
In the intro they were talking about the cult being related to chemical weapon terror attacks, that's why they're going in with masks, along with keeping their identities as secret as possible.
I never caught that, makes sense.
Plus they were also equipped with gas grenades themselves
And the reason they’ve got civilian clothes under their gear is because this task force is specialized for urban anomalies, so in case they need to blend in they just take their gear off.
@@hithere5553 Damn, this is all making sense lol
ONI moment
Welcome to the SCP rabbit hole.
- DR [REDACTED]
Are u an O5
@@maryjoygelizon4268 I can't confirme or deny that.
- DR [REDACTED]
Dammit Bright, stop teasing people
Bright, can you not leave information or I will report you to O5-[REDACTED] at moments notices and I.A will be back on your ass you are already and SCP. Agent-[REDACTED BY ORDER OF O5-1]
@@DR_REDACTED MANN
Oh yeah.
Hello [redacted], your probably and literally dr. Redacted
Or dr. Mann
This was really cool to see, a Marine reacting to SCP and hearing his reactions to all the weird stuff that goes on in a normal day in SCP.
at 3:47, "amnestic treatment" means they were given drugs that would give you amnesia. in the SCP lor and writings its used as a plot device. some people don't like it because it encourages bad writing. anyway its like the blue flashy thing in the men in black series. commonly used on the public.
as for the overwhelming power in using artillery and air units primary objectives as follows.
secure: secure the location and stop, mitigate, and/or neutralize any anomalous threats.
contain: contain any anomalous entities or artifacts
protect: protect both the public and the anomaly from coming in contact with the general public and, stop others from obtaining, interacting, or knowing about the anomaly. (outside the scp foundation(mostly))
i hope this helped. there is always more to add tho but i boiled it down.
Wrong. Amnestics are classified from A to D for various strength. It's a type of drug, either pills, aerosols, or put into the water system. Look up supplement guides for further details
@@julienrooknizan5711 ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ shucks
It’s not really used as a plot device, there are a lot of SCPs that require you to use amnestics after viewing them or hearing about them and etc, this can cause a lot of unwanted death reports and missing staff members and other chaotic stuff. An example of this is SCP 1128 “The Aquatic Horror” www.scpwiki.com/scp-1128
@@azrael1525 ah smart I should have posted the Link or any link 😊
@@julienrooknizan5711 Damn, you're the first one I've seen that referenced the amnestics levels. Well done
The creator actually responded to another reaction video done by a soldier who commented on the tactics. He said some of the "tactical fails" (my words) were a result of a script change or not being able to move film equipment around.
Hence, cut corners because filmmaking
That “other soldier” was original human in case you were wondering.
@@azrael1525 funny because this was recommended from his video
@@azrael1525 in that case, he's a *Royal Marine and not a Soldier
like the upstairs rooms covered in plastic or something. Heard that it was unable for the guys to even fit in there considering the size of their gear.
@@siddiqaqil
The plastic was placed all over the floor because of Lambert's bloody death scene. The place is an AirBNB and they could not afford to get anything dirty with the fake blood set to gush out. The surreal detached feeling was a nice bonus.
So a few context questions to answer:
The exact nature of the group is that they are a Mobile Task Force for the SCP Foundation. Not any military and are completely fictional. Basically imagine Rainbow Six but entirely designed to fight, capture, and quarantine paranormal and extradimensional anomalies or entities.
They don't have air backup because the air surrounding the compound is potentially dangerous. The floating humanoids remember. Until they know know its safe they aren't gonna send any helicopters.
Also the reason they were in the compound so long is because they don't just clear the place out but basically are detectives who gotta turn the whole place upside down looking for anything noteworthy hence why they went through the laptop randomly.
Here the MTF is nicknamed the Village Idiots. They specialize in strike/recon/investigations in this specific envirnment of rural terrain. Heck if you look closely at their clothes under their gear, they are wearing the types of pants, boot, and shirts you would expect local hunters or hikers to wear in those kinds of forest. That way if they get seperated from their team, they can ditch their gear and look just like civilians while working their way home.
@@danielhaire6677 It's also why they've got knockout gas and the gasmasks for it.
These guys are part of MTF(Mobile Task Force) Epsilon 6, also designated as "Village Idiots" Their mission is to contain and search out any anomalous activities in rural areas. So it makes sense to bring them on in such a situation. Backup is mostly provided by MTF Nu 7, also reffered to as "Hammer Down". This is a battalion-strength MTF that provides support in containing difficult anomalies, while also send in to really bad anomaly breaches in the SCP Foundation. Then we have Zeta 9, reffered to as "Mole Rats". They are tasked with containing underground anomalies, as well as dimensionel ones. This MTF has the highest mortality rates in all of the MTFs. Then we have Lambda 5, also known as "White Rabbits" They are send in against reality benders. Nu 13 are called "Ghostbusters" and handle all supernaturel anomalies. And last but not least Beta 7, also known as "Maz Hatters". They are tasked with containing infectious and pandemic anomalies, such as SCP 008, the "Zombie Virus".
Mu 13 not Nu 13
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This particular MTF is good at fighting mind control bullshit. Hence the aerosolized knockout gas.
get this man to the top baby!
"that night vision looks dope tho"
knowing the fundation, i doubt its only night vision
Night vision, scramble, visual reality anchor all in one package for the low price of "a small loan of a million dollars"
@@LocalDeepstateAgent scramble doesn’t work
-some random mtf note I found off a blood stain
@@hekmatyar4476 besides, they wouldn't even need scramble gogles for this
@@Hakyfuzz It states in the lore that MTF personnel has built in Scramble in their NVG just in-case another incident like SCP-096 happens again
@@ImReal0 oh. Interesting.
Edit: But then again, SCRAMBLE is programmed to detect just 096's face, and if a similar thing happens with a different entity, it won't br much of a use to them
I love the SCP lore. For example if they came across a rock on that stream. To you it's just a simple rock. But in the SCP universe that rock could be 'The Never Ending Screaming Rock' if where if you touch it the rock begins to scream so loud it you melt your brain or something like that.
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Or the sentient cereal box that got pissed at researches for damaging it by accident causing it to dispense razors, bullets and of course, cereal (laced with copious amounts of cyanide, naturally). I love the weird shit rather than the world ending stuff.
@@casualbydefault a sleep mask when you use it, it turns your dreams into a reality. But the catch is. You must take it off after 6 hours. Otherwise it will turn those dreams into your worst fears.
@@Virefly An infinite* roll of toilet paper.
*Converts heat into paper with the downside of freezing it's surroundings to near absolute 0 if used too much.
ok, that one is fun. @@casualbydefault
The task force names all have code names related to their specialization like Nu-7 is 'Hammer Down'. They are used when the big shit happens and are battalion sized group. The 'Mole Rats' are Zeta-9 and specialize in indoors/underground areas with unkown, changing/anomalous topography.
There's a bunch of different MTFs, each with a cool name and even a video on all the more notable ones, explaining their specialities made by the guy who played Lambda-1 in this video.
@jim screechie You want a real answer or was that a (admittedly funny) joke?
@jim screechie pretty sure if i remember its suburban and rural areas
If I remember the village idiots units are the first line of defense and deep under cover unit that specialize be close, live nearby and record spooky happenings I think.
@@erikjimenez8671 The Village Idiots mostly operate in urban environment. The unit you are talking about the "first responders" is MTF unit Epsilon-11 codenamed "The Nine-Tailed Fox"
Isn’t Lambda-1 “Maxwell’s Demons”?
Quick heads up about why they don't shoot the "demons". The goal of the SCP foundation is to Secure Contain Protect, so they can study these creatures. If you kill them, not studies, means this OP was useless for them.
If they wanted the 'demons' dead they'd probably contact the GOC and let them take care of it
@@Theatricsanddramatics Most def, just drop some artillery on that bish.
Also, that's the job of the GOC
@@underpaidmook also, you might be able to kill it, but then that breaks some ancient seal and you have a much worse demon to deal with now
More than that, they contain because killing an anomaly might trigger something waaay worse than what the anomaly itself is capable of.
Killing or destroying this one semi-dangerous anomaly could lead to the destruction of the human race or the planet might blow up, they don't know (something that in the SCP-universe, in some canons, has happened on several occasions, don't worry though, there are enough cloning-vats to go around for everybody).
This is why the destruction of an anomaly is something that is seldom undertaken, like with SCP-682 (rather unsuccesfully).
The reason their weapons are raised so frequently because, well within any SCP environment, you could encounter any form of threat whether it's human or an entity, so you've always got to be alert and ready for the worst case scenario.
Mole rats: When their is a hole, portal or anything that needs someone to poke their head into they are called in to investigate it and not surprisingly they have the most M.I.A (missing in action) out of any other taskforce
Poor fellas
Well it IS to be expected....
They are like the expiditionary teams sent in first. That's their core job
@john so is and in arent easily confused?
No truer sentence has been spoken than "I'd hate to be a Mole Rat" lol
@john is and in is just a one letter difference and s and n are both curvy letters so its pretty easy that they could, y'know, NOT SEE IT?
If you're wondering why they tried to gas the anomaly instead of shooting, it's because they wanted to contain and study it. Or at least contain it for the organization to study.
You have to remember their constant state of awareness and being prepared to fire is just due to the fact they're dealing with SCPs. Supernatural anomalies that could be anywhere and do anything at unknown reaches from their main AO
SCP is basically a foundation of soldiers, scientists, doctors, and test subjects who work with anomalies, such as a flying humans or zombies or unknown viruses and even god like entities. They work to contain these things and protect the world
They work to contain and study anomalies so they can learn and fully understand anomalies to keep the world safe.
If you want to give a more detailed description on a range of anomalies then: Anomalies range from Cognito Hazards, Genocidal anomalies that only want to kill humans, God-like entities and safe anomalies which break the laws of physics but don’t pose much of a threat.
There is safe, Euclid, Keter, thaumiel and finally the rare Apollyon
@@regirock7313 Mhm
@@azrael1525 safe class referrs to how hard or easy to contain it,there's even the whole box anology,if it can be put in a box and be left without any security and not escape it's safe,if it can be put in a box but needs some additional security is Euclid,if it can be put in a box but is difficult to do so and requires a lot of security it's keter,if it can only be put in a box but will escape it eventually even with high security it's Appolyon,if it is the box it's Thaumiel.
A fun fact: The guy with the rifle "Not yet Lost" has the Polish flag on his helmet. I think "Not yet Lost" on the rifle is the reference to the English name of the Polish anthem "Poland is not yet lost". Just my take on it.
Yeah, if you look, they've all got various different flags on their helmets. I think the unit is meant to be much more multinational than the VAs sound. The guy with the Polish flag, for instance, is named "Kolinski", a Polish name.
@@clearmelody6252 Yeah in the interviews on the Evan Royalty challenge the director explains that for example Kolinsky is a second generation Polish immigrant, therefore no accent.
i wonder how many people notice that the hole is where the tentacles came out from, and the fact that they are so close to it just sends shiver down my spine during the reveal.
I love how everyone reacts the same. "why wouldn't they gtfo after seeing the demon-ish creature?" etc. Epsilon-6 are a group of mercenaries that trained to work in an rural and suburban areas and investigate any paranormal shit including ghosts, demons or hellish creatures. But in general it is a recon taskforce that goes in first to investigate SCP.
I like the reactions too.
US Marine reacting to door entry: Nice stacking up
Royal Marine reacting to door entry: All them guys coming up stairs right in front of that window, Right In Front of That Window.. (flash bang scene) waaaay to long in that door way, just throw it in, don't mess about popping your head in.
@@Skelath yes, had the same thought
Mercenaries?
They ain’t mercenaries, they are personal from the scp foundation
@@tigertank3024 they are hired trained ex-soldiers for field operations. Private army basically.
I think that "know your Ally: Britain" by US National Archives would be a really good reaction for your channel
That’s a long ass reaction vid 😭
A friend of mine acted in SCP Overlord. His name is Aovin, he said he loved the crew and it was one of the best sets he got to work on !
I love how virtually every time you go "Ah, see I would've done THIS instead" they do THIS immediately after. Shows how much thought went into the project. I really like this reaction vid, I love that you give the guys some leeway for smaller faults rather than ragging on them like other "experts react" videos.
8:00 He is supposed to be Polish and "not yet lost" is a pretty important quote to the Poles. Their commander in chief said it while trying to organize a defense of Poland in WWII.
8:23 inside of the SCP universe theres special forces called Mobile Task Forces, each one specialized in something else sent out to either contain, re-contain, neutralize, or investigate something that the public cant know about. Anomalous mostly. They work for the SCP Foundation.
Heres each Task Force mentioned in this video:
Lambda-5 Codename: White Rabbits
Gamma-5 Codename: Red Herrings
Epsilon-6 Codename: Village Idiots
Nu-7 Codename: Hammer Down
Zeta-9 Codename: Mole Rats
Mu-13 Codename: Ghostbusters
Beta-7 Codename: Maz Hatters
CBRN guy here - Masks they use are standard to the U.S. military, M51s meant for vehicle crewman as opposed to the standard M50 with twin M61 canisters. These guys mount a single M61 canister and a single hose (usually meant to attach to a vehicle's filtration system) leading to a PAPR in their packs. And yes, Sceptre 2 is rocking a shaded outer eyelense as opposed to everybody else.
whats and estimate of the gears cost? (usd)
@@Forseeable well, apparently less than 20k, as that’s the whole budget they had for this
@@killermetalwolf2843 probably rented or props, the night vision alone goes for 20+ grand a pop.
@@hithere5553 some of the NV were modified call of duty props
The GPNVG-18s aren’t real, they’re FMA replicas which are less than $100.
“Idk how id feel about passing something like that”
This is a normal Tuesday for these guys mate.
They deal with a Florida lizard every Thursday
It was great seeing your react/commentary (especially from a situational pov). I just discovered SCP and am looking forward to getting in deeper. Thank you for your service!!!
“ this is getting weird “ welcome to the SCP.
Oh, and they’re airsofters.
They had an Ex-Army Veteran acting (not voice acting) in the film.
No, some were real weapons for the close-ups, they had to take firearm safety classes.
@@ahuman4008 I think he meant the actors, they were airsofters
and also Mil-Sim gamers
NGO normally stands for Non Government Organisation, so that might be the case here.
It is the case here, with the NGO being the Special Containment Procedures (SCP) Foundation, they deal with anomalies of all kinds, this is a tuesday for them...
They have a wiki with a very large collection of anomalies and stories at the SCP Foundation.
@@dwavenminer i can't believe your presenting it as real 😂 that's mean
@@dwavenminer bruh lmao SCP stands for Secure Contain Protect
@@dwavenminer No, you dont have to look so deep, what kind of Name is "Special Containment Procedures Foundation" ____"Secure Contain Protect Foundation" sounds better and also everyone refers SCP to that
@@dwavenminer yeah but does not mean that what they go by anymore
I specifically want to mention the reason they are so incredibly calm in their speech is because they're part of the SCP Foundation, Specifically Mobile Task Forces. These operatives are trained and conditioned to deal with very specific threats and anomalies, Which is also why there are several Task Force names.
"Stuff got weird" is basically the MO of these guys. SCP is a lot more than just these films and definitely worth looking into.
In the scp universe seeing something floating is probably the least terrifying or confusing thing you'll see
Unles you are not a part of the foundation can you imagen you see somone hang stil in the air call the cops the dont now ither then a sort of special task force comes and take you and the cops to some building the give you and the cops a injectoin and then you are back at your house and dont gemener anything or knolage of the anomaly is to risky and the corps get shot dead and then you
@@spacecthulhu399 i understood three percent of that whole thing
Great reaction dude!
I really love the concept of this, a shadowy organisation using spec ops teams to investigate, contain and if nessecary (or possible) take out monsters that defy reality (and more bizzare things like sentient ideas)
You’d actually be surprised it was a pretty low budget film
Eh I don’t think so
@@RedSky98 20k
@hvix sleepy As another comment said, when you have a low budget you get more creative and have more drive to get your passion done, with a large budget directors tend to lose direction.
It's low budget but I'm pretty sure a decent bit was contributed. I know for certain atleast one of the members owns airsoft guns (wich I believe they used for the weapons), weather they contributed them to the project or not idk.
@@annonimity276 Pretty sure its somewhat mixed. They are airsofters so they do have the guns but i believe that a lot of the attachments, "uniforms", gear were bought from supporters money (a lot of it which is still from dollhouse). Thought things such as effects, the entire place they rented, all the other props and ofc. the actors (because they still need a place to stay etc. and im sure this wasnt filmed just around the corner from their home) all cost a decend amount of money. So even with the around 20k they had for this short movie, they were still running on a very, very tight budget.
I love how often you're asking questions as to why any of this is happening. That's the magic of what makes this short film so creepy. The only thing more terrifying than the horrors you see before you are the horrors you DON'T see. "Stephen King once wrote that “Nightmares exist outside of logic, and there's little fun to be had in explanations; they're antithetical to the poetry of fear.” In a horror story, the victim keeps asking "Why?" But there can be no explanation, and there shouldn't be one."
What is remembered when you finish a horror movie or a scary book is that unanswered mystery of "Why?" The only thing more horrific than what is explained to you is what is left to doubt. Human imagination is the key factor in deciding just how horrific something is, that is the difference between horror and terror. Horror is that jumpscare in that movie you watched, or that video game you played.
Five Nights at Freddy's is a good sign of Horror in a video game for example. There is a clear threat; the animatronics. And when they get you, you know its going to jumpscare you. And eventually, the horror loses its effectiveness because you know that if you lose you're just going to get jumpscared. Nothing is left up to the imagination anymore. The unknown factor is lost the longer you play something with a horror based loop.
A game I like to chalk up to Terror, is Subnautica. I am Thalassaphobic (A person with an uncontrollable fear of deep, large bodies of water; the ocean). So that game is perfect for this. How fear works in Subnautica compared to the Horror of FNAF, is that it doesn't need cheap jumpscares to make you leap out of your skin. Subnautica is NOT at all built to be a horror game, but in some twisted way, it turned out like that regardless. The horror, of Subnautica, stems from this Terror.
Terror, is fear that creates tension or apprehension in a person based on the stimuli surrounding them. It is the fear generated from your own imagination. Asking "what if" all the time. What if: something grabs my leg? What if: the burglar finds me? What if: the plane crashes? These things might not even happen, but its the IDEA of it actually happening that raises a persons tension, and instills a fear through that apprehension and stress.
In subnautica there are these large, predatory fish known as Leviathans in the open ocean of Subnautica. The first time you meet one you're going to experience that instant horror as it chases you down. Now, lets say you find yourself back at a trench you'd explored before. Its deep, dark, and you never actually reached the bottom before. But lets say you got to 298 meters down before you had to resurface. It was no biggy... nothing happened that first time.
But now... suddenly your mind snaps back to that Leviathan experience. Its roar getting closer behind you as it chased you down. Now you look into this trench. And you ask... "What if there is a Leviathan down inside there?" Now you're apprehensive to go down, your stress level is higher than it was before. Because now your imagination is rampantly searching for ANY signs of trouble. Constantly seeing images of that Leviathans face coming at you from the dark depths of the ocean waters just ahead of you... but is it actually there? Oh! No you're just seeing things... until you're not! XD
NOW THAT IS FEAR.
damn bro
damn bro
Reminds me of a quote I heard somewhere. "Where do the shadows all go to hide from the light? I know. You claim to know fear. I shall show you true terror."
Dame making me scared reading this knowing this true.
pretty sure many ppl found fnaf scary not cuz of its jumpscares, but rather the animatronics uncanniness. scott cawthon, the creator, made fnaf in the first place cuz of the game he had made previously, where ppl criticised it for the characters being uncanny.
anyways tho, idk how many ppl experience terror from fnaf (i doubt most ppl experience much terror rly), but there is an audience with that perception of the game and it was made with that kind of perception in mind. i definitely agree with u in that subnautica is a great example of terror, and one i can def see most ppl recieve that type of reaction
its uncanny cuz the animatronics are supposed to be somewhat lifeless robots, with its only purpose as to cheer up the children in the day with simple lines of code and recordings. its giving life to an object not meant to have life
I always thought, and still go with my own answer-
The MTF units are so calm bc, they are picked specifically, and trained specifically to not be afraid of death, pain, or the things they may experience on any mission assigned to.
I mean, Cicero seems to be a relative rookie, asking for information and then calling Kalinske's bluff on the whole 'just a job' thing he said.
Half a dozen missions and he'll be as cool as the rest.
Wow, this is a pleasant surprise, but I'm glad you've found this. Merry Christmas CAC and viewers
Thank you Lego man
@@rdjam4026 Aslo "I Don.t Get Paid Enough For This Dangerous Job Shit"
should have watched SCP Dollhouse first. i love these films and Hollywood would never get these right
Probably one of the most Marine moments I've seen in awhile:
_*Sees them shoot and kill the "ghost"_
"Hell yeah!" :)
If it hasn't been stated in the comments, SCP means Secure, Contain, Protect. It's part of a massive community created lore where an organization called the SCP Foundation, a secret entity goes around to capturing and storing all the weird shit in the world from Ghosts, demons, cursed objects, or weird unknown sci fi stuff. If they cannot capture said object because it's too dangerous or too large, so they secure the entire area.
Terms like MTF means Mobile Task Force which is comprised of ex military guys from all over the world. They are usually sent as heavy hitters.
Another term is Amnestics, meaning they wipe your memories like the MIB.
Agent J and Agent K
@@aye1972 Kinda
They all look's like Men In Black
@@aye1972 Pretty much like the MIB but they involve all things abnormal from weird supernatural shit to aliens
The soldiers are part of the SCP foundation, they're a recon team.
The SCP foundation is an international organization, hence the different accents and black kit. They're not traditional military.
Not in the slightest. Each individual Task Force is built to deal with a certain type of Skip, or fulfill a certain purpose.
For example, MTF ETA-10 deals with visual hazards, Haz Matters deals with biological agents, Epsilon-11 is a recontainment team, and Pony Express deals with anomalies in the mail.
And yes, I call SCPs Skips.
@@ahuman4008 It's said they are to "Recce" the commune, in the film.
For context, the SCP Foundation is an organization dedicated to containing (or sometimes, if necessary, destroying) anomalies - aka. phenomena that break the laws of physics.
MTF's (Mobile Task Forces) are the task forces deployed for combat and containment.
MTF Nu-7 "Hammer Down" is a battalion-strength force consisting of three company-sized elements of special operations infantry forces, a light armored vehicle company, tank platoon, helicopter squadron, chemical-biological-radiological-nuclear (CBRN) platoon, combat engineer platoon, nuclear weapon specialist (NWS) squad, plus additional combat specialist and support personnel.
MTF Epsilon-6 "Village Idiots" Specializes in the investigation, containment, and subsequent cleanup of anomalies in rural and suburban environments.
MTF Zeta-9 "Mole Rats" specializes in the investigation, exploration, and containment of underground or enclosed areas exhibiting anomalous phenomena, particularly those with inconsistent topography or unstable spacetime.
MTF Mu-13 "Ghostbusters" specializes in the tracking, analysis, and containment of incorporeal or intangible manifestations and entities, particularly those believed to be sentient, sapient, or otherwise intelligent and adaptive.
MTF Beta-7 "Maz Hatters" specializes in the acquisition and containment of anomalies exhibiting extreme biological, chemical, or radiological hazards as well as the rapid containment and cleanup of areas affected by such anomalies.
MTF Lambda-5 "White Rabbits" specializes in traversing unstable, surreal, and controlled reality, and containing potentially dangerous persons and artifacts capable of manipulating space and time.
MTF Gamma-5 "Red Herrings" specializes in preventing the dissemination of knowledge of anomalous events or phenomena in cases where initial suppression efforts have proven ineffective or insufficient, or in cases where such knowledge has already reached critical levels of public exposure.
Ok so for background to anyone who’s interested: the whole idea with this is that the scp foundation (secure contain protect) does what the name implies with anomalous objects, locations, and other nouns. In its original form the scp foundation is a horror website where users write and submit descriptions of anomalous objects, as well as how they secure them, for review by other users, I believe the number of scps now stands upwards of 5000 unique entries. The operator’s depicted in this short film are mtf (mobile task force), their job is to enter places where anomalous things have occurred, and clear immediate threats to allow more specialized containment teams to enter and contain the anomalous materials
So yes it’s literally their job to deal with situations like this
Actually I remember the official title is Special Containment Procedures
@@hekmatyar4476 special containment procedures foundation?
@@hekmatyar4476 the official kiddo is secure contain protect, special containment procedures is regarded towards how to contain SCP’s
It's already 9k 💀
@@hekmatyar4476Imao that's just the title for how to contain an anomaly. The actual official title for the SCP organization is Secure, Contain, Protect
What i like about the whole SCP thing is that it has specific enough framework that it's somewhat consistent, but still vague enough that it's easy enough to write your own fiction for that setting. AND it makes the willing suspense of disbelief easier too.
For example various SCP 'operators' or whatever someone would like to call them, basically functions like a mix of PMCs, paranormal investigators, recognizance and to a certain degree scientists all rolled into one because 99% of the time they have no clue what kind of supernatural/alien shenanigans they might run into. Which in turn makes the SCP setting pretty diverse and interesting.
It's been like 4 freaking years and this video is still amazing. Creepy, random things is the kinda whole thing that SCP MTF units deal with. Also, hearing a bunch of different accents isn't odd because in universe they pull the best soldiers from around the world to become a part of a Mobile Task Force unit. One of the most often used in media seems to be MTF Epsilon-11 Nine Tailed Fox
"They're like some sort of Task Force."
Well, they are called the Mobile Task Force.
"No dude, we are janitors"
"janitors with guns ?"
"Dangerous works, you're not ready kid"
*Sees multiple people floating above the building
"Alright this is where we rtb. Time to head out" lmao
SCP, We need backup. Send assets from Delta-5 or MU-13 as this SCP is likely more their bailiwick. Will further brief when they are on site.
Bro that animation is so crazy. I cant believe they animated some of that. The ending was the biggest reveal. Hope theres gonna be a part 2
26:06
An invisible cultist anomaly? Killed by gunfire? That doesn't happen everyday.
In my opinion they should have pulled out a reality anchor
Yep
@@hekmatyar4476 they ain't reality benders they're just invisible
@@miming3679 The dead guy said something about being forced into an ascendant plane, so I think the camera is meant to be a "lens" into it. Anything on the ascendant plane can affect and be affected by reality, but is invisible to those not on it as well.
@@luperamoon "ascendant reality" is a pretty vague ass term and I don't think it exhibits any reality-bending properties but so far only manifesting stuff that is invisible to the naked eye I.e. invisible paint, invisible people, invisible tentacles, invisible whatever the fuck was in that basement. Either way, even the invisible stuff is only affecting our reality that makes sense and not manipulating it with their own will. I personally think we don't need SRAs for that but we also don't know much about the anomaly. So far if we can kill it with bullets we just need mor bullet
13:09 I've seen a lot of military reactors nitpick this part cause he was in the doorway for way too long. I'm pretty sure that part was in slow-mo and cut back to normal speed the second the flashbang went off.
Definitely not, the audio for one of Pender speaking in the background doesn’t change, also the door swinging does not go into slow motion as well. Guy just stuck his head into the door.
@@Lolpy.Nuh uh, the audio has nothing to do with slow motion... It's more like an ambient sound over what's happening in the video. Also you can see the door move slowly in the shot.
i really like your reaction. I like that you value the cinematic masterpice and tell some tactical thinks that would be different in the real world and dont rage about that they dont do it one to one like reals special forces.
Thanks
You should watch a video explaining the SCP universe and organisation it’s very interesting
I suggest to watch the lore for SCP, and I think OriginalHuman had been watching SCP stuff earlier this month.
You should watch Evan Royalty's other SCP film too.
What lore?
@@sirguinea3513 SCP Foundation lore, it's complex, but not as complex as Warhammer 40k
8:18 these are MTF(mobile task force) operators. in this universe is the armed part of the SCP foundation dealing mainly with capturing/retrieving objects
Who wants to join the scp "they said it well be fun"
At least they get more done than the GOC, and certainly more than UIUseless...
The lore on the GOC is incredibly obscure so it's hard to say
@@cancelanime1507 Me I will burn down the house
Oh the GOC gets lots done, it’s just either selective diplomacy (they made a truce with the Fae who were vehemently anti-human, but also razed the Antarctic Empire , which was just minding its own business), mass genocide (Ichabod Campaign), or making things worse (the chair).
While hiding from a scary asf scp
“Join the scp foundation they said,it would be fun they said”
"right here is where we would RTB"
MTF: we dont do that here
If you watch the making offs, you will actually learn that they had a military instructor on the set to assure fire arms safety guidelines and make the shots more realistic
The best part of this is watching the way a trained Marine, responds to SCP zaniness. These guys see crazy monsters and unexplainable shit on the daily.
They’re “at the ready”, and moving as they do, due to the fact that the SCP Foundation deals with “anything happening at literally any time”. Read some of the Wiki. All the gear is the actors gear. Airsoft guns and stuff. Almost all the main guys in the squad are scp UA-camrs in some way
The reason they didn’t use thermals is because ISR didn’t see anything so thermals would be useless, the camera is part of the anomaly, the SCP foundation is in the business of anomalies
I imagine some of the differences in how these teams operate compared to conventional military has to do with the fact that this is The SCP Foundation. They’re dealing with demons, aliens, and anomalies. Probably explains the more casual conversation between the soldiers.
Once you’ve come face to face with cosmic horrors I imagine you’re a little more aloof about life lol.
That and this had a smaller budget and it’s entertainment.
I think discipline would be odd relative to the military/police. It'd be tighter in some ways (cognito hazards being a thing) but more lax in others, since stress on operators is going to be high already and any non-disruptive coping mechanism is worth allowing. (usually)
Did you know that this video was made in 5 days? For the great quality, it is very impressive! Also, SCP foundation searches for anomalies and contains them. This team has the goal to look through the area for these anomalies.
5 DAYS!? bullcrap.
Okay, the shooting of the movie. The sound effects, CGI and other stuff like that took more time
@@Hakyfuzz The filming part took 5 days! You can find the behind the scenes video for it too
@@Falling_stars_ yeah i watched it but didn't know it was only 5 days
Enjoyed this. Quite like the SCP universe. Great getting a pov from a professional too. Cheers bud.
Not sure why I’m so entertained by an actual marine reacting and critiquing an SCP video based on MTF tactics. Thanks for the time man, I enjoyed watching this.
Soldier in short: "first well attempt a *less lethal option* if they don't respond to that, smoke'm."
Exactly 75 seconds later...
American soldier reacting: *"bR0 sHo0t 1T what you MeAN?"*
Thought the same lmao. He literally said to try something less lethal first and smoke them if it doesnt work and the first reaction of a marine is "take a m60 and put a belt into it".
In all fairness, he didn't very well know what SCP is, so when there's freaky demon shit that can be killed why mess around instead of just dropping it
I'm sure that would be anyone's response to entities like that.
spoiler:
the holes in the ground are the spots where these tentacles are coming from
and one of the team member are possible now in the air too.
You should continue this series, trust it gets really good
If you want to see the roots of it then have fun reading 6000+ pages with over 1000 words in each.
You would probably need the FBI Unusual Incident Unit for this if it was real.
they were calm and chill about the whole thing cuz its their normal job. they deal with anomalous entities on a regular basis
You should check out a series called generation kill. It's takes place during the invasion of Iraq I think and is basically "The office" tv show mixed with marines.
Haha I think every Marine is required to watch that
The people in this film are a part of an MTF unit. The reason why you hear so many accents in the film is because the SCP foundation is a global organization, which "recruits" are of various descent. They act so calm despite the shit that you see in the film because well... It's just another day on the job for them. They contain hazardous anomalies and do the dirty work that isn't fit for lab workers. They wear gas masks simply due to the nature of the job; anomalies can be hazardous for a person's health, and they don't want their valuable MTF troops to die because an anomaly is a breathing hazard. Also, the mole rats (MTF Unit ZETA-9) are an MTF unit responsible for investigating underground/enclosed spaces, and it's understandable why you wouldn't want to be a mole rat, because they have the highest mortality rate among all the MTF units.
military squad sees some people
floating squad leader be like: ight imma head out
Already 3 mins in and I love your reactions, very respectful and in grossed in what is going on.
11:12 yea just a quick heads up, these arent the guys that RTB after seeing something like that. They are part of an organisation called the SCP foundation that deals with the supernatural on a daily basis, the foundations motto is "we die in the dark so the others can live in the light" - they Secure, Contain and Protect supernatural and dangerous anomalies that cannot be explained by science. These guys know that they can encounter weird shit like this on a Deployment
The dude killed himself because whatever he saw was a cognito hazard
Dont know exactly what the cognito hazard was, but it didnt happen until Besson looked in the camera. Funny thing was Besson might have possibly been safe if he didnt clear his fogged lens.
@@zarkento4881 a cognito hazard is basically something that is dangerous via the use of your senses, AKA, your Eyesight, Hearing, Feel, Taste, Smell, etc. Basically, looking at it will kill you, or actually, it will cause you to kill yourself, it was so out of this world that the guy made the decision on the spot that it wasn't worth living in that world any more.
it reminded me of an incident with the Coffee Machine SCP, it basically gives you whatever you want, the guy asked for the "perfect drink", after that he killed himself because he thought that everything was a disappointment and that the world wasn't worth living in because he had expirienced what it was to drink liquid pleasure.
In Short, a Cognito Hazard is something that causes damage to your body via the use of your 5 senses, in this case, Looking at it seems to be the main issue here.
To touch up on other stuff, The Camera is the only thing able to see the anomalies, they are otherwise invisable and unable to be detected through regular means, also those holes they found are actually were the giant tentacles are coming from, they are the ones holding the victims up in the air, and they are the ones that Dragged that guy out of the screen, you can see Kolinski sending a ChemLight down one, indicating that it was vacant.
Anyway have that is all my opinion, it might not be true, its just what i believe is happening here.
there is also this SCP, its a Musical Sheet, and if you look at it, it will cause you to go insane, and go "i must finish it!" but instead of grabbing a pen or something...no, you rip off your wrist and use the blood to write the music, and then you bleed out, this is another example of a Cognito Hazard, again, the problem here is the Eyesight.
@@paulborisiv519 Also, it sounds like shit. No joke. Look at the wiki page if you don't believe me
@@paulborisiv519 i guess scp 096 would also fit into that category
That ws freaking awesome, please do react to the others!! They also have a behind the scene video
Friend if you think it’s weird that the camera is the only thing picking the Sujects up, your gonna have a field day with the other SCPs
Yeah, especially when both NODS and infared were being tried to no effect. Not going to be fun for the guys doing containment.
Interesting stuff that was. Need to see more dude
If you want more just type scp foundation in UA-cam and you will be delighted
I love watching reaction videos of people who don't know of SCP, gives a whole new light to it all. But yeah the short film is about a organization that handles out of this world anomalies and mortality rate in this line of work is very high
Ok but I feel like this man has no idea what the scp foundation is and it adds so much and I love it 😭😭
Although the film had some faults, it was ultimately fun to watch. It led me to this video, and I enjoyed watching this one as well.
Of course, there might be some things that the SCPF would do that the Marines or the Army might not, since the opposing force they are facing is very different, much more powerful, and can have the potential to end the world.
Nice little video, cool to see him react to it, but given the fact that this is the SCPF, it's expected the operatives would do something others won't think of doing (like try to interact with the entities if they weren't hostile outright, remember that they try to contain the anomalies instead of shooting them)