Undiscovered - Meet Eldritch Gods & Skeletons In A Forgotten Ruin, or not who knows

[@bluemrpony]

the most casual pair ever, I wish they were in every horror game "Marty, look at this - pretty sure it's your deceased aunt standing in the corner with a twisted neck!" "Ugh, let's get away from here, I never liked her"

[@acamera367]

"Aw man it's that dead ghost girl again! No idea why she kills people, maybe she can't get over herself."

[@ohnojericho_]

"Marty, it seems we've been walking in this spooky mansion for 5 hours straight, is there a way out?" "Can we keep moving? There's supposed to be a deal on a new dress at Target."

[@YurinanAcquiline]

This husband and wife were so casual about the walking skeletons, the new God and even dying.

[@grammaticalrouge29]

A match made in the realm of madness.

[@sontalks]

Don't worry... They're used to it...🥴

[@ifsaitamafacegetsyouageblo7198]

To be fair,wife in camera mode was able to faze through walls and look at dungeon layout in the video

[@justinthompson6364]

It is a bit difficult to convey tone through written text.

[@TheRadicalOneNG]

Oh wow Marty is an absolute chad. Walks past skeletons without flinching, knocks down walls with only one blow from his trusty pickaxe and *burns the new god with his torch and walks off like it's nothing.* This dude was an absolute mad lad and I am impressed the spikes were even able to penetrate his *titanium balls.* (Even thinks of his wife first with his dying breath, what a guy, I'd watch his documentaries.)

[@Ecrief]

I would love to watch his documentaries as well, you know, if he was still alive..

[@embercoral]

Don't forget that he also casually puts a torch in his pocket while it's still burning.

[@jasminechan4705]

@Happy Onion same best comment 😂

[@rouka120]

What was even with that encounter with the eyeball anyways lmao. It was like: “Oh hey it’s a giant eyeball.” “Oh, yeah, it IS a giant eyeball. What’s it doing here?” “I don’t know but it’s annoying. I think I’m gonna set it on fire.”

[@discountpotato5680]

Me and all my homies hate the eye of cthullu 😤😤😤🖕🖕🖕

[@him1517]

discount potato I’m your homie

[@star22sally67]

I love how the dialogue between the couple makes them feel like this is just an inconvenience to them. Like getting stuck outside in the rain with no umbrella. Similar vibe to the yellow demon baby game with the rag-doll physics.

[@_Tzer]

the baby in yellow

[@vazywazzy]

These people are so nonchalant about the whole ordeal. It's like they've done it many times before. One moment they're talking about how the wife didn't believe the stone skeletons were real skeletons, the next they're just accepting that reanimated skeletons are a real thing, and wondering why one skeleton isn't reanimated like the rest. True RPG game protagonists. The dungeon is already lit up and nobody questions it, there are very old lore notes everywhere explaining things, and skeleton enemies to fight.

[@littlekitsune1]

I mean if Indiana Jones and Tomb Raider have taught me anything, it's that archaeologists are fearless.

[@BasileosHerodou]

Its cosmic horror, its about losing your mind dimwit.

[@littlekitsune1]

@@BasileosHerodou Is there a reason you're being so damn rude?

[@BasileosHerodou]

@@littlekitsune1 woah sorry for being so extremely rude 😢🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@littlekitsune1]

@@BasileosHerodou I mean calling someone a dimwit for their joke comment about how nonchalant the characters are is pretty rude, fam.

[@viridiangryphon815]

Marty: oh look honey. The bones are moving. Wife: oh wild. Wow.

[@genericpersonx333]

Fun Fact so ignore this if you don't want massive info dump: torches are not a historical light source. A torch held in front of the body, as is comfortable, will blind the wielder with glare. Holding the torch far enough behind the body to prevent this glare is uncomfortable, especially over time. Torches not made using clean-burning modern chemical fuels are very smokey and short-lived, so it is not a great way to light a place for any lengthy period of time. Actual torches were used only sparingly, mostly to start large fires where a small flame like that you could carry on a twig or candle would not be adequate. Yes, you basically used torches just to set things on fire that you wanted to see burn, like people, buildings, ovens, braziers, forests, and bonfires. To see in dark places, embers burning with dull red light, like in a brazier or fire-pit, were the norm, producing little smoke, lasting for a long time, causing little glare, and of course were good for heating as well. Small flames powered by a hydrocarbon fuel, such as candles or olive-oil lamps, were what you used if you wanted a mobile light source to carry around, and they were quite dim, but bright enough to at least see a couple feet in front of you. Indeed, before the 19th century with its new chemical and electrical lighting technologies, people really had no practical way of brightly lighting a dark place for long. Because of this, Movies adapted the torch to be lighting because it was figured out early that if one used realistic lighting for medieval scenes in the dark, one wouldn't be seeing much, and that is not so entertaining. By way of a fun exercise, if you want to see a realistically-lit pre-modern-lighting scene in a movie, Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon has such a scene where only candle and brazier lights were used on set. It took a LOT of candles and braziers, but that is what you had to do to see more than a few feet in front of you at that time. If you are still reading this, ummm, thanks? ManlyBadAssHero rules!

[@AWOLBones]

Thanks for this

[@lahima5766]

Thank you for the info dump! I also appreciate the movie recommendation.

[@_Venvel]

An exception would be the Polynesian lamalama torch. Those are made by stringing stacks of dried kukui nuts onto a bamboo rod. One nut on the top is set on fire, and as it slowly burns, the burning oil from that nut drips down onto the next nut and sets it alight, then repeat. These torches can last quite a while and are traditionally used for torch fishing.

[@mistahspoke9281]

thank you I had no idea bout any of this

[@andriwll]

thank you

[@darkunykorn404]

Gotta give it to our man Marty, he wasn't a single bit intimidated by the giant eyeball of lovecraftian horror. Just set it straight up on fire. Savage.

[@scribeofstories]

The guy is an awful archeologist for destroying parts of the temple he's supposed to study and preserve lmao

[@zelg.5551]

More like Indiana BONES, am I right?! Eh? EEEH?~

[@acronolozki]

Like the eye of an god. It'd be neat for a museum, it's a shame.

[@TheNinjaNiky]

Right, especially pillars that probably kept the place up😂

[@Lh0000]

Good thing the ancient temple packed acme patented super torches, those things can last up to ten million years before they even start to flicker!

[@Lh0000]

Oh even better they have the auto light feature! These ancients spared no expense!

[@gavindillon1486]

The handles ARE made of asbestos though. Oh well, you win some you lose some.

[@vazywazzy]

As long as you don't break the asbestos it's safe. And seeing as the temple is in pristine condition, I'm sure everything is fine. I'm more interested in where those conquistadors got that paper from, because that's some quality paper right there.

[@gamezerox]

Good thing the skeletons don't care about the cameraman/woman until they're the one carrying the torch. It would have been a nightmare to control the other character while the camera lay on the ground. These archeologists have some weird etiquette. No shit given when they see undead armed skeletons, but you'll burn if you're a giant eye looking at them funny.

[@naj4261]

gamezerox „Bro, he looked at my girl, Bro“

[@suppressedchicken]

I like these type of KZbinrs, no crazy edits, no “quirky memes” and no crazy personality. Just a cool guy playing a game!

[@dorothygilley3194]

Manly is 100% a cool dude. He makes his usual “my soul is in this trash bin” joke and all sorts of funny things that are more inside jokes to him and his fans. He seems like a super cool/genuine guy and I wish more people found him!

[@handmadetick4349]

and this is why i stopped watching 8BitRyan

[@godofredo404]

You claim to be a Chicken yet you have a cock as your profile picture, how unconsiderate of you towards the illiterate.

[@zGoldenHawk]

thumbnail looks hot

[@sparkelski]

A pattern i noticed in some of Manly's videos is that some of the developers of a theoretical game actually watch Manly's gameplay of their game and take criticism or leave a comment regarding their throughts. I've never really seen many KZbinrs that have this pattern, and it is quite a sight to encounter in his gameplay videos. This is probably because the games Manly plays are so diverse, that some of the them are made by novice developers, so they may decide to seek out other's experiences with their creations.

[@mayuzanevideos]

Janet’s the real MVP, didn’t drop the camera at all even during the most shocking parts

[@idontmindgames]

I like the way the skeletons only attacked Marty and not Janet. Like, he had to dodge all of them and she was just casually walking behind, unharmed.

[@boredomisinfinity5642]

An undiscovered skeleton? Man, he must be pretty bonely.

[@fading_cinder7513]

Ba dum chh

[@braydentaylor3851]

insanely Bonely bone appetite

[@darklight5562]

The Skeleton War has begun The Prophecy is being fulfilled

[@fading_cinder7513]

@Nothing In Particular Yes

[@Kilrathi95]

Quite a humerus person, I see. Break a leg out there!

[@handmadetick4349]

I don't even know what Manly's titles are supposed to mean anymore

[@dhianabilaa2449]

Like my life

[@LamziCH]

And his souls

[@dionysus-sama6338]

a call for help

[@handmadetick4349]

@@dionysus-sama6338 oh god oh no

[@ssip7339]

Same

[@werewolfgirl1995]

I like how they're basically just like "huh, that must be the new god they were talking about. Imagine that"

[@angryperson6219]

I love how the dead conquistadors casually say Resident Evil 4 lines lmao

[@JNDeaux]

_"¡Te voy a matar!", "¡Cógelo!", "¡Un forastero!", "¡Allí está!"..._ The conquistador skellies are borrowing lines from the ganados in Resident Evil 4.

[@chesbeta4912]

"¡Detrás de tí, imbécil!" "¡Te voy a romper los brazos!" I know Spanish, and those screams scared the hell out of me. 😂👌

[@arcticdino1650]

"It's tomb of giants" Oh boy, can't wait to be sniped out of the darkness and mauled by skeleton dog men

[@plaguemarine1111]

He also made a necron reference from warhammer XD

[@Killersquirrel66]

I feel like, if you're gonna go shlock, you have to go full shlock, y'know? And this game certainly managed that. It didn't care about plot holes, it didn't try to make its protagonists' reactions believable, and we got a good ol' dose of "you are inside the beast". Not a scary experience, but a fun little romp through an old god tomb. Also, I like to think that the locals directed the invaders there deliberately to get them killed. In which case, good on them! Smart thinking. "Gold? Well, there _is_ the old forbidden tomb. But we would _never_ suggest you go there. It's cursed, you know. You'll all die." And then the moment the soldiers ride off everyone's laughing up their sleeves and going "That's the end of that!"

[@ChristopherSadlowski]

The conquistadores deserved it if you ask me. Serves them right for all their bullshit!

[@andrewkidd1034]

Welcome to the Undiscovered Club, how the hell did you find us- uh, I mean, how undiscovered are ya?

[@stalebiscuit8516]

I'm so undiscovered that my teacher still can't remember my name 👉👉✨

[@MothemOfficial]

As a student of Archeology, thank you for pointing out that the paper woundnt have lasted that long... Thats why archeology is a field based on material finds. - also a "Professor in ancient cultures", is most often called "anthropology".

[@VanillaEnigma]

What about papyrus, how could those papers survive for so long, including the writings?

[@MothemOfficial]

@@VanillaEnigma it depends on the environment. Papyrus is a unique case, due to dry and warm air of the east, and it being sealed up for several hundreds (sometimes thousands) of years. That said, papyrus is still very delicate after such a long time. I don't major in Eastern archeology, but the difference here is that the paper is in what I would judge to be a wet and exposed area. This would cause it to rot extremely fast.

[@VanillaEnigma]

@@MothemOfficial Yeah I figured that papyrus would be an interesting case considering it was, like you mentioned, preserved well due to its hot and dry environments, sometimes completely in the dark tombs of pyramids. In the context of the game, regular paper wouldn't likely survive the humidity and heat or even rain of what appears to be an Amazon-like environment, featuring a pastiche of Mesoamerican cultures, especially that temple. Heh, well I'll stop rambling. Happy digging!

[@torpledook7728]

Thanks so much for playing! I do goofy and schlocky a lot better than I do horror, but I'm glad you had a spook or two. By the way, if you light all the torches and then go back down the hallway to the left, you might find a secret area.

[@DeathAngel-ft8oz]

Oh hey! Yeah this looks like a nice game! A lot of people love the personalities of Janet and Marty too, if you've been reading the comments, heh.

[@mashmarshmallow7272]

This is really quirky imo. I love Janet and Marty, both are absolute chads. Good job!!

[@masemunejm]

Hello friend :) (see you in Jeff/Vidyabum all the time)

[@RazielSoulshadow]

I'd love to see if that was the case...I can't seem to find a playthrough where someone actually even lit them all

[@KimchiYeo]

''it's not like we getting attacked by monsters or anything'' me:Famous last words.

[@shawnheatherly]

The second person perspective is easily my favorite part of this, it immediately gives the game a weird unique feel. I love how the couple are just calm about all this, from living skeletons to burning a god's eye. Cool as a cucumber as they march on towards certain doom. Edit: A minor thought, but I wonder why Manly didn't include getting the next key.

[@mhl653]

"A secret passage! ... It looks man-made!" I'm sure there are plenty of wild secret passages out there, tending to their cute little secret passage babies...

[@hack45993]

Man, these horror games are just way too funny for me. Those animations, those giant skeletons with eyeballs for heads, that casual burning of that giant eye. Lmao 😂

[@sapphosdescendants3997]

hack45993 I mean, if you saw a giant eye and you could choose between burning it or not burning it, what would you pick?!

[@hack45993]

@@sapphosdescendants3997 Iunno man.. that giant eye was just vibin' and we fucked his shit up for no reason lol

[@Jezzibolt]

I would love a horror game that has some smart characters who leave as soon as shit starts to hit the fan while the dumb characters press forward. At times, it could flash back to the people who left chilling at home, watching a movie, and relaxing, to have a comedic touch and ease the tension of the situation.

[@deadlydingus1138]

Lots of eldritch games lately.

[@ManlyBadassHero]

Dread X Collection 2 is specifically themed "Lovecraft"

[@ethug280]

This is the fabled "Second Person" perspective, so cool!

[@eliseanderson5591]

those conquistadors were more humerus than scary, tibia honest

[@snz530]

bravo, do you want the badum-kshhh from the drums or the womp womp womp from the trombone

[@eliseanderson5591]

OneTiredWeirdo insert a drumstick into the trombone and use it to just fuckin javelin the thing at me as punishment for my sins

[@hoyitsmiguel]

You don't really see much Second-Person games (if this falls into the category), usually you'd see it first-hand from First-Person or watching from the outside as a Third-Person POV

[@harrymears6547]

The racing game where the level you are on tasks you with killing yourself (lore explaination)

[@zGoldenHawk]

in the racing game you were controlling the car that was being chased, and you were watching it from another perspective

[@zGoldenHawk]

in this case, the car that was chasing

[@itzalitfam7478]

@Germán Komés Driver San Francisco

[@CandyAkira]

I get so surprised when I see the amount of horror games you tubers can play in a row,I just stare and think “ how have their hearts not given out yet 😐”

[@MikooChannx]

After a while you just get so used to it. That it honestly just doesn't bother you as much. Some viewers see it as a bad thing but i don't think it is.

[@CandyAkira]

Miko- Chan makes sense,thanks

[@_Tzer]

One has already gone mad from dread such things don't affect them as much.

[@lalantes619]

I can't even BELIEVE this man He just walks into an abandoned temple, goes into the belly of the beast, casually walks past armed skeletons, burns the eye of an elder god... And the thing that does him in is a RANDOM SPIKE TRAP

[@acamera367]

Y'know the funny thing? Random spike traps always get us in games.

[@kalezuki9231]

For me , when I am not paying better attention , it's usually a wild animal like a bear or big cat that ends me. And only once , during one of my first plays of Skyrim , I got eaten by the dragon at the start of the game. I laughed so much when I realized what exactly just happened and why. I always wonder why the npcs aren't smart enough to avoid traps , aren't smart enough to be silent when they should be and / or stupidly run straight to their death , etc.

[@bennu547]

I’m impressed they were able to write all those notes in complete darkness. And typed no less

[@Shaljroan30750]

Thank you for uploading this. You're a great youtuber, i appreciate you.

[@UltraEevee]

I like the name reference here. There was a Spongebob episode where this old starfish couple (Marty and Janet) visit Patrick, believing that he is their son. It's not until they reveal their names that Patrick realizes that they are actually not his parents.

[@spongebobsexypants]

I remember that. Patrick treated me really badly that day. We're still friends but, it hurts.

[@Ihere123]

Wow! This is actually the first time seeing a game cam that is actually a character looking at a another character! Not many games these days do that at all. Really makes you wonder if the Protagonist is talking to themself. That aside, it's kinda funny how the skeletons didn't attack Janet, the one holding the camera, until Marty died of some spikes. They were like "The camera person gets to live...for a few minutes."

[@theclockworkartist]

Turpledook was in my stream. Awesome dude, and helped me see an easter egg. Also, Ducky was there, and saw me play their game. Both super cool peeps

[@luke58945]

The skeletons are doing the warcry animation from dark souls. That means you know they mean business.

[@ManlyBadassHero]

Yes, they plan to offer us various retirement and stock options, they're All Business.

[@justshizu4246]

I love how the skeleton's lines are just ''I'm going to kill you'' and ''There it is'' Also there was another line but I couldn't understand it well

[@PamelasEngel]

I’m really liking this series :) Thanks for sharing Manly:)

[@NaturalFlirtGamer]

A giant eyeball looms in front of MBH _"Eye see"_ There was no note saying, "Do not venture beyond this point or ye shall be cursed" so totally understandable that they'd assume giant skeletons were welcoming. But yes - how was the tape discovered? We'll think that rats somehow carried it out or maybe the conquistadors threw it clear of the entrance on an annual cleaning/torch lighting ritual. I enjoyed the game.

[@Hana1LuLu]

The way people are characterizing our protags Marty and Janet make me think of the Thornberry parents. Man, they were pretty chill like that too, weren't they?

[@apollosgadfly]

I can see someone was very addicted to the Jabu-Jabu stage in Ocarina of Time.

[@onyourleft4194]

How has it been a year and nobody (as far as I can see) has mentioned that Spanish Conquistadors from the past wouldn’t speak in modern-day English?

[@spongebobsexypants]

Maybe they met some Americans or British people in hell and learned English?

[@MarcoG4463]

I just found your channel and you have amazing content, Can't wait to see more

[@michellemccloy823]

You could also say to the skeletons.."Excuse me... Can I axe you a question.".lol axe puns..

[@fluttershystayshigh4202]

Those bone men were hilarious, i'm not sure they served any purpose aside from standing around looking cool, they were the real stars of this.

[@theefatmexican]

The skelingtons use the resident evil 4 voices, also they are saying "get him" "I'm going to kill you"

[@shintaru5003]

I love your content!

[@Kilrathi95]

Manly, I beg you, please honor my nostalgic memories with an Eternal Darkness playthrough. I think Dolphin EMU can run it. :D You talking about it makes me greatly miss my old GameCube.

[@thighny]

I Love How You Upload Videos Every Single Day, or not who knows

[@maxwinterwolf66]

The Spanish skeletons' quotes were similar to those used in RE 4 lol

[@user-kh5hs4mn9k]

Those skeletons have the same voicelines as the villagers from resident evil 4.

[@brohnor_6342]

The skeletons sound like the ganados fron resident evil 4 and when you the husband dies what sounds is a chant saying CO-GED-LO meaning like to cature or get someome

[@msgameandcake628]

Kind of made me consider combining the idea of an in-universe camera like what we have here with the trope of the supernatural elements not showing up on film. So you, as the player, aren't able to see whatever ghosts or other monsters or environmental changes are going on, but instead have to rely on characters' reactions to things to figure out what exactly is up. Maybe you get an upgrade to the camera later on that allows the characters to actually capture the stuff on film, giving you context to all the stuff the characters have been reacting to throughout the game.

[@RyanAvx]

Eternal Darkness reference and then one for Warhammer 40k, both in one video? Manly...how deliciously nerdy!

[@postman6553]

2nd person, now that's rare.

[@KingDetraktos]

What a cool idea, especially with the cameraman angle, applied to such a ridiculous and crappy execution. Them not remarking at all on the undead conquistadors? The invincible notes? They should’ve at least started losing their minds or something to justify their continuation into the tunnels. Stupid.

[@sweepingtime]

If this was 1956 the camera filming this whole adventure would weigh like 15 kg. Marty’s wife is strong.

[@chaoslongshot]

Grant us eyes, just like you did for Manly great new god!!

[@thatrandom_canadian]

The Shepard Tone that started in the caves was a nice touch.

[@giantsalamander]

i like the god's chanting. it's very catchy. i also love how marty has been dead for like .5 seconds and his wife is immediately having her villain arc.

[@jayster5077]

Blood for the blood God skulls for the skull throne

[@Unclebenjysgameshack]

I hate how i can never finish a video cause your voice lulls me to sleep

[@littlekitsune1]

The character models remind me of the Briggs Myers test result caricatures. Also that camera gives me big Siren 2 vibes, from the seeing-eye dog segments.

[@fiendbarbaric7155]

Every game have a secter passage and every time we just go there, not knowing if door can shut itself, with our big balls. Every time i have a minor anxiety to destroy moving secret doors or to take couple sticks of tnt or drill or smth to free oneself, but no, we are anadventure :c But it was nice, thanks manly~

[@capscaps04]

I recognize some of the sounds used in this indie game. the skeletons use an altered version od the sound dialogues from the zombies of RE 4 and at 21:30 the soundtrack is an altered theme from gex enter the gecko from PS1.

[@mementosamael]

Hmm thats strange. When I watched someone else stream this game they started off as the wife instead of the husband and that hole you were messing around with at around 15:27 had a door at the end of it (that was locked with a password) instead of just rocks.

[@elizabetha3936]

it's weird that it is only a two person team for how large their campsite base was lol

[@KazeSword]

Holy shit! A 2nd person horror game. That's pretty cool exploring that 2nd person perspective. Only other game I've seen like this was Driver San Francisco in a video Nick Robinson made fairly recently about the subject.

[@rohancrow5474]

Your videos are the best things to watch Weil eating dessert

[@knightogourd]

The control scheme is genuinely very interesting. Seems to be done pretty well too.

[@sarahrose1451]

Somehow this walk animation makes me feel uncomfortable, like getting dragged along

[@OniSyphon]

Me: So, a team of just two archaeologists with no support go deep into unexplored territory, discover hostile animated skeletons, and decided to desecrate the ruins by knocking over pillars to go even deeper int- 17:14 "...should have one of the skeletons with a pick-axe and it should say, 'I have a bone to pick with you" Did not see that insight coming, Manly. 🤨

[@MarakamiSG]

I swear those bones are speaking RE4 lines.

[@Thisisnothingsoignor]

nothing like clicking here from another manly video just to be Early haha

[@WeaponXSigma]

Welp, he was definitely boned at what he thought was the end of the tunnel

[@__-be1gk]

"Why isn't this skeleton walking around? That sure is weird."

[@guitarrasfoda6355]

lol, they used voice lines from The Ganados from RE4.

[@IrrelevantPlease]

the ambient noise nailed the atmosphere.

[@mitchelljulius5875]

If it were second person, it'd be him controller the camera, controlling himself, and he realizes he's somehow doing both.

[@KeKe-bv8qv]

15:45 How funny would it be if there was another skeleton further in, just lying in wait. 15:50 looks like I share a similar sense of humor with the creator XD

[@savysmarty8621]

This is a second person perspective yes. It’s so cool.

[@agentburningbutters3655]

So demomans eye got cursed then stole The Medics skeleton that he stole?

[@daeos989]

Dreams: Modern psychology offers only unproven theories. Some see them as the meaningless tossing and turning of a brain settling into a restful sleep. Others see them as laden with symbols of our unconscious desires. To still others, dreams represent the upwelling of the archetypes, normally hidden deep within the recesses of the human collective unconscious. Of one thing I am certain: after a brush with the Ancients, our dreams metamorphosize into nightmares...

[@UsagiMimiChu]

I lost my shit when the skeleton spoke in Spanish 😭. They say "un forastero, cogedlo, te voy a matar" in English "an outsider, get him, I'm gonna kill you". Btw, really like the idea of the camera being an actual camera following the playable character.

[@kazillaindustries]

oh wow casual pathways into darkness reference 17:25

[@greenwaffeprivate6601]

Finally, we have a legitimate second person camera

[@abstractcognizance]

OH MY GOD THIS IS LITERALLY ONE OF THE FEW 2ND PERSON GAMES TO EVER EXIST

[@deluxeedition4639]

for some reason this game, once it gets really dark, makes me kind of nauseous if I watch for too long... weird, that normally doesn't happen :/

[@rpgfrog2330]

Its probably a combination of the visuals and the camera bob.

[@ashleyhansen4479]

No one: Manlybadasshero: Those are some nice bones buddy. At this point though, it’s the only compliment for skeletons as they have nothing else.

[@Bakagiraffes]

Just realized the skeletons are using voices from RE4 or could be my imagination

[@dorothygilley3194]

Please don’t change you’re amazing

[@thacobell4700]

"Strange, why is this skeleton acting normal?"

[@NieroshaiTheSable]

"Kids, we have Resident Evil 4 at home." Resident Evil 4 at home:

[@nothingbettertodo4729]

The skeletons have re4 voicelines...