Tales From Our Bizarre World // [Mini Episodes Season 1]
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- From the mythical creatures of the lumberwoods to the CIA's most unhinged projects; from the tech behind toy laser guns to the history of an ill-fated game company; from the archaic origins of copypasta to the mysterious creations of an internet musician; over this last year, I've explored a small handful of unusual stories and events in a variety of places. And now, they're all in one place, plus some bonus segments and bumpers made by you guys!
Hope you've all enjoyed this season, a new one's right around the corner. : )
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6. @PixelatedCube64
7. @Barkii
8. @ummmhelp
== Tracklisting (in order) ==
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== Timestamps ==
0:00 Intro
1:26 Bumper 1
2:14 Fearsome Critters
11:25 Bumper 2
11:47 Animation Magic
25:56 Bumper 3
26:09 The Bone Wars
34:12 Bumper 4
34:29 Copypasta Lore
45:37 Patreon Promo
47:58 Adult Swim Bumpers
58:18 Bumper 5
58:28 Who is PilotRedSun?
1:13:54 Bumper 6
1:14:14 The Saga of Blockbuster Video
1:29:03 Bumper 7
1:29:19 The Raygun Conspiracy
1:41:34 Bumper 8
1:41:55 The CIA's Most Bizarre Projects
1:58:18 Conclusion - Розваги
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First time I've ever stopped to wonder how many construction managers/ money guys found fossils and went "nope. We are absolutely NOT reporting this. I can't afford to lose this contract. " Or some such thing.... idk.
Are you in the states? Because in Ireland for example, if I sold my house which is right beside a mediaeval castle, you would have to pay for archaeology studies before you could change a single brick. We're not even allowed to metal detect in your own garden. If you find anything (like I uncovered a cobbled road in my yard) you have to call it in. I was advised not to uncover anymore and certainly not to dig underneath as so not to disturb the archaeology. 🇮🇪👍😊
@@SmilerORocker In the states, we're required to call in any archaeological finds also, but sometimes if the company doing the did will lose money for not being able to dig there anymore or if the spot is too good to give up, chances are they just won't report it and hide it away. If they get caught they get a hefty fine, but if not then they'll just get away with it cause there's no way to know otherwise
Edward Drinker Cope is such a hilarious name lmfao
The bumpers are such a cool addition to this. It just shows how much going the extra mile to add something small can really increase the quality of a project
Note about 7:54 : The hoop snake also occurs in scandinavian folklore, in the form of a lindorm( lit baswood snake). It is usually considred a dragon but it shares the hoop snake characteristic of rolling into a hopp and rolling.
Possibly brought to America by Scandinavian migrants then?
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Good grief, I was so happy to see another upload.
I have so thoroughly enjoyed a good chunk of these little mini-episodes so having a well-put-together compilation to review season one before year's end is awesome.
Thanks Captain, as always. I cannot wait to see what is next in store.
The Raygun Conspiracy got me right in the childhood. The 8-sound pattern played and I was transported to 1994, 6 years old pointing a shiny laser raygun at my little cousin in the dusty driveway of my grandparents' farm.
Thank you
Did your cousin survive the blast?
As an electronic technician I imagine the 556 timer being used for the laser gun was probably the first. The 556 is a dual version of the 555 timer. Basically this chip is capable of creating various frequency waveforms such as Square wave sine wave triangle wave depending on the components in the circuit. I imagine layering two different frequencies together with a 556 would be capable of generating some of those sounds. I'm surprised to hear that an off the shelf chip was used for these sounds that are so familiar from my childhood. One device I remember having as a kid was a keychain sized device with a watch battery that made all of these sounds.
I imagine many of these sounds were chosen simply because of the fact that they were able to be created simply with a dual oscillator circuit. So essentially someone probably put together a 556 circuit on a breadboard connected to a speaker and change components until they found a sound that they liked. After a sound effect was discovered that was liked you knew exactly what component values to use in order to recreate the sounds. This sounds probably became iconic enough that when companies decided to manufacture microchips to specifically make sounds for these toys that they simply replicated the sounds we were already used to with the 556 circuitry.
Interesting
This is the best parltrion plug ever. He is very respectful and understanding of the viewers, and is very transparent with what he will do with the money
The Cactus Cat is the fearsome critter I would most like to meet.
Hell yea
‘Have you ever seen a squonk’s tears well look at mine’ thank you Steely Dan lol
All I could think of was that and Genesis' Squonk
"mini episode"
2 HOURS HOLY SHIT i love this guy
Its a compilation of a full season of them hahaha sorry to burst the bublé
@@mibber121 if ya burst ma bubble I burst your brain out. go ahead. burst ma bubble.
@@mibber121MICHAEL NO
How does this have over 100 likes the dude explains this in the first like 30 seconds of the video
Your writing, editing, and narration is top notch, you have a distinct aesthetic point of view, and you're covering things that other big channels with similar production styles are not. You're a true original. You deserve 1M+ subs and I hope to see you get there one day!
Randomly recommended your channel by the algorithm. Glad it did, you make quality work with good scripting, editing, and research. Hoping your sub count keeps going up!
1:29:04 THERE I AM GARY THERE I AM!
Ok but fr everyone who contributed bumpers to this are so freakin talented
Yours is so dope mine was the monkey bump and I’m glad to be part of this project
@@taxmanfunny6729 yea barkiis was really impressive he finished so fast and was so high quality
My great grandmother was born in the late 1800s and was part of the last generation of frontier homesteaders and according to my dad she took a bunch of the tales of fearsome creatures seriously and swore that she saw a hoop snake.
You think she might have been pulling your leg a little?
@@jennerhardin8138 She died when I was very young and I have almost no memories of her. But according to my dad she would actually get angry and argue with you if you tried to tell her hoop snakes aren't real. (Which probably annoyed him since he's a herpetologist)
She was also apparently an unusually superstitious person in general and was prone to unusual worries. And looking into it people still to this day occasionally report seeing hoop snakes.
So I'm pretty sure she was serious, and a tad odd.
i think lead products were common up til like 50 years ago. its a borderline miracle humanity is even alive at all@@sock2828
Well the hoop snake isn't all b.s., just the 60mph part.
They eat their ass a good bit when they get retarded.. Due to various reasons; one being heat stress
Fun fact everybody's great grandma was born in the the late 1800's
As a GenX, I find interesting how later generations see the many of the stuff I experienced as a kid. Thanks for uploading this!
I feel old now… so, I retract my earlier “thanks”. :-)
I love the vintage tech shots you use; I like to collect obscure and obsolete electronics and I've always wanted to set up the same sort of sets you use when zooming in and out of an old TV screen, for example. There's a charm to things like old Zenith televisions from the 80s or CRT monitors from the 90s and early 00s, similar to vaporwave's audio aesthetic and I'm so glad you use these shots, even if they're basically just filler, because it lets me look at these kooky old machines in a beautiful set.
Dale disharoon looks an awful lot like a feller I know by the name of Rusty Shackleford
Amazing potential in this channel, looking forward to anything that comes next!
Is the sidehill gouger an American folklore thing? We have had the same in France for centuries (le dahut). During the grape harvesting time, at night, when everyone is fairly mellowed, the seniors will send the young gullible ones to hunt the dahut in the vineyard. "Chasser le dahut" (hunting the dahut) means going on a wild goose chase.
ive been kinda binging your entire channel while doing work and honestly i keep getting surprised by how little views you have considering how much effort you put into them (i really love ur intros and ur script)
The CIA's harebrained schemes must have been the inspiration for some of the Saint's Row missions
The Mini Episodes but as a Mega Episode
awesome
Just commenting for the algorithm :D
Most underrated UA-cam channel by far, keep up the great work man
As a Scot, I have to wonder if the gouger was at least partly inspired by the haggis. In our folklore, it's a small mammal with one side of its body having longer legs, letting it walk effortlessly on hillsides, as it's said to inhabit hilly wild areas. If it ended up on flat terrain, it'd walk in circles because of this... so, essentially the gouger.
Of course, this is just a more appealing explanation for the source of haggis, which is sheep offal (organs and other innards ground into mince - sounds disgusting, but depending on who you ask, it's actually delicious and one of the few British dishes with any flavour). We still get a kick out of insisting to foreigners that haggises are real albeit rare native animals, and you'd be surprised how many people believe it.
Wait... what. PilotRedSun and PokéRemixStudio are the same person? I still have PokéRemixStudio music on my phone, transferred all the way from my MP3-carrying days. I've been a fan of both of them separately for years and never realized.
This is very interesting, I remember the youtube cryptid and mystery video wave of 2017, and this is the most in depth cryptid video I've seen yet.
I am hearing about things that I haven't heard about before, this is good work.
wtf a 50k subs channel shouldn't have this high quality amazing content, you deserve much more for this
Your nuts, some of the best hidden gems on YT have under 100k subs.
@@Just.A.T-Rexstill doesn't make it right
Underrated channel- I love your transition scenes between topics. They are super creative and make the viewing experience feel cozy
oh man i just subbed to you from the wikipedia cryptids video HERE TO FIND OUT YOU'VE DONE A VID ON FEARSOM CRITTERS!!!!! my little appalachian heart is so full rn thank you
Keep making videos. Discovered your videos recently and have been loving your content. You are doing something special.
ur one of my favorite youtubers man you deserve so much more attention than ur getting
Hell yeah brother
this deserves some more attention. well-made, chill, and interesting. A+ youtube stuff
0:58 rocking that intro
First time viewer of yr content, accidentally clicked a suggested video and thought I'd let it play. Interesting production style, I came to the comments and saw lots of positive comments from new subscribers.
It seems the algorithm is helping get the channel to more viewers. It really is quality content, with a surprisingly low subscriber count.
Definitely gonna 'like & subscribe', without being prompted!
Glad the algorithm showed me this channel! The production is really high quality, I like it!
i absolutely adore your content. im so glad i found your channel. i cant recommend your videos enough
So thrilled I stumbled upon this! The production of your videos is exactly how I prefer to digest information. Can’t wait to binge watch/listen to your videos while at work 😊
"Pop off"?
Wtf this da hood?
I can't even begin to tell you how much I enjoy this editing... and humor :P
Adult swim was wild growing up. Especially in my teenage years when we would stay up eating lsd and losing our minds from the bumpers
your editing, researching and writing are all really great, your channel deserves more attention! i'm glad i stumbled across it. thanks for your videos
Showing some love for the algorithm, you certainly deserve the growth. Take care bro.
So glad this was on my recommended list. This is my 1st video and so far I'm intrigued. I guess I have some catching up to do! Thanks for your time in this presentation.
Holy shit, this is a gem of a UA-cam channel. Great work!
Only 12 k views?? This video and channel is so underrated
As someone who spent a large chunk of my childhood playing jet set radio future, this game nails everything I could asked for in a refresh of the game. The grind mechanics are very familiar but even better with all the tricks you can do. And the flow of the game is immaculate. You could do literally anything and it still feels like the music lines up somehow. The whole game is just a vibe
this channel is set to really pop off and i'm glad i was here to watch it shine.
Hope your channel reach 1M
Hotel Mario symbolizes the end of the Cold War
i love the channel bumpers! they have so much character and r like an extra little treat in between episodes lol
The Blockbuster segment reminded me of another opportunity I told someone about and they unfortunately didn't do anything about. A friend of mine's Dad came into a somewhat large sum of money and he bought a quite large library of video tapes. He opened a store to sell the tapes, my friend worked there and one night I was hanging out waiting for Mike to finish his day and we were going to party somewhere. At that time there were no rental places anywhere in the Denver area and the idea of it hit me as a way to a large fortune. I told Mike and his Dad about it. They both thought selling what they had, buying more and selling them was a far better idea. Needless to say in less than six months the store was closed and a rental place bought the remaining videos they had.
Oh my god I've been searching all over for the name of the Sidehill Gouger after hearing about it in a forgotten vid years back, THANK YOU!
I recognised those toy laser noises but knew I never owned any toy laser guns, I was super confused until you showed the exact foam disk shooter that I had as a kid.
Holy shit, I just so happened to be watching the segment on AS bumpers while I was working on my own that's trying to emulate that exact style
Funny how these things just seem to line up every now and again
I just found this channel, what an amazing series, I love ot!
Thanks for the 30 seconds of dead air at the beginning that was riveting!!!
this particular 2-hour-long-"mini-episode" really highlights the thought that social media creators put behind their content. in all seriousness, keep up the quality work, my dude. :)
Man i honestly downloaded one of your videos not really paying attention. Now that spent some time here, i just wanna say i think your voice in the text is great. I love fearsomecritters. Your style of presentation is really amazing and is definitely feeding tne inspiration to talk about some stuff i love or am fascinsted by.
The moment the laser gun sounds played I instantly remembered a toy circuit board kit I was given when I was 8 and it was one of those snap circuit sets!
absolutely amazing i love little tidbits of information
love this kind of 'modern mythology/folklore' ! great content, keep it up
aww, see, i though the hide behind would have a hide behind.
just remember, the same species that invented these critters also invented your favorite god.
loved the bumpers on this video! its an amazing collation of videos x
the boys were happy with this one brother. keep em coming!💪
this kind of reminds me of the various stories that jon bois tells in his works! i greatly enjoy this, even though i haven't gotten that far into it.
This video saved my like and rejuvenated my creativity, thank you! 💜
I never ever expected to know where the laser gun sound came from. I recognized it in car alarms and other laser guns when i was a kid
I also had the 8 sound gun. I know the sequence better than my safe combo.
The Bone Wars sounds like a great movie, I could see the fighting, adventure, sabotage, dark comedy, categorizing, even media slandering pre X, plus historical facts. Actors could age from youthful 20 year olds to older(no offence), Matthew Macohnahay(cope) vs Leonardo DiCaprio(bearded guy).
Those Space Lazer Gun sounds were also used in early video games such as Space Invaders, Asteroids, Missile Command, Tempest, etc.
When I have the financial freedom, I will definitely open up my wallet to you because these videos are some of the best I've seen in a long while
If you wanna earn some coins there is a real life cheat code for doing that. you just have to write 6 numbers in the right order down and you will be millionaire the next day.
Just saw the part about the swimming pool bumpers. Sparked a memory for me. I was about ten and not exactly allowed to watch adult swim. The old people in the pool always confounded me, and made me feel like those were the intended audience 😂 loved AS!
You are very good at bridges I'm honestly impressed
I remember I used to go to blockbuster video with my dad and pick out movies. I had no idea there was still a location left
wow, i was about to comment that i had one that had a guy yelling "fire fire!" on it, but you had that covered as well. mine started with one of the wierd siren sounds, then "fire fire" then some more siren sounds, so the guy yelling probably wasn't limited to the weird sensory overload sounds
1:30:51 Oh no im getting that feeling of "how can someone younger than me do so much that i wish i could manage myself" agian.
No but really you are one of my favorite new channel finds and your work really is great, its obvious that you put a lot of work into the details and overall atmosphere of your videos and it really makes a difference :) keep on keeping on my friend
i love your voice. so soothing. nostalgic topics, too. liked and subbed from a 90s kid!
Crazy? I was crazy once. They put me in a room, a rubber room, a rubber room with rats, and rats make me crazy.
I love that I found your channel but hate that it took so long
I've listened to this multiple times and honestly each times it's more funny.
That Modular-synth patch of his though 😂
The laser sounds almost had me thinking they were ripped from arcades, coulda sworn a couple were from Space Invaders and Galaga.
one of the few youtubers who truly gets the early 2000s internet
omg i havent seen those phil hartman philips cdi ads in years lol thank you for the reminder
Glad I found your channel!! Subscribed! ❤
i hate that as im listening to this and trying to concentrate on what you're saying, my brain immediately went "wow that sure is a 24 effects track"
this video is such a hidden gem. took a while for me to decide to click on it tbh, but i’m very glad i did ♡
I wouldn't be surprised if is someone mentioned it in the Fearsome Critters ep's comments, but the "furred trout" is probably based on a real-life phenomenon. Fish can fall victim to fungal skin infections where the fungus grows as white, hair-like strands that five the appearance of fur. It's absolutely possible for a fish to be fully covered in such an infection-- though it wouldn't likely live long from there.
It was a taxidermy joke. It's so cold in Minnesota that even the fish grow fur.
Hide behind is obviously an excuse to drink at workn
New favorite channel
The 1st copy/paste was done by Xerox.
That's perfect
The Blockbuster piece was powerful. I actually got in feels mode for a bit...
By the way, the "Dawn is your Enemy extended" creepypasta is actually pretty good. It goes into lots of simple horrifying imagery without being as needlessly gratuitous as contemporaries, and I like the description of the sun rising over the duration of the broadcast, culminating in it winking at the viewer. That is an unforgettable image and certainly makes this story stand out.
The Hugag sounds more like a mammoth.
The long nose, long straight legs. Sleep standing up….
i could listen to this guy talk for at LEAST a few more hours, idk about u guys
Severely underrated chanel. Keep the good content coming
Yo i absolutely LOST IT when you said the Hoop Snake would put its tail in it's mouth then travel at speeds of over SIXTY MPH. Idk why but when I pictured it I just found it hilarious 😂😂
That was the coolest shit I've seen in a long time... Bravo.
You up next bro. No doubt about it.
1:22:38 I actually own a copy of Quake II on the n64 that still has it's blockbuster sticker and barcode on it. One of my prized posessions ngl. I grew up WAY after the blockbuster era but it still gives me a sense of cool nostalgia lmao