SCP-4431 │ Bleeding Beneath Antarctica │ Euclid │ Extraterrestrial SCP

[@ZeroOmega-vg8nq]

That page turning SFX is top tier

[@miriamvlachoulis6875]

They're so *crisp*

[@cyborgste]

I'm glad I'm not the only one. At the first turn i was like damn.

[@turgidbanana]

🤣

[@connormacleod4922]

The page turning is ASMR to me.

[@Folker46590]

I found it overlong, and it gets boring.

[@AmIWhoIThinkIAm]

Hilariously similar to SCP-1689, but from an alien perspective. They think they have discovered an entire universe made of ice and are sending their D Classes to investigate.

[@UGNAvalon]

Less “investigating” and more “terraforming”, but yes, they seem to be perfectly fine with treating their personnel as Disposables.

[@DeliberateContrarian]

@@UGNAvalon Are they treating them that way, or are they biologically engineering them to perform a specific function and then deconstruct?

[@jamesvance1367]

the sack of potatoes?

[@SpydrXIII]

@@DeliberateContrarian well since this is based on the Qhrell (AKA Elder Thing), who do lots of genetic manipulation, i'd go with that.

[@jjoshal]

Isn't 1689 the sack of potato's?

[@andrestrevino8119]

I just love the absolute abundance of stories concerning nightmarish horrors hidden in Antarctica, It's fun to pretend that my man H.P. Lovecraft was unknowingly channeling knowledge from some eldritch source, wishing to passively reveal hidden truths to a completely oblivious humanity in the inconspicuous medium of fiction.

[@theairisamagician830]

one of the nightmarish horrors of hp love craft was his cats name

[@sofieselene]

I'm sure that HP Lovecraft was some kind of keter-class entity leaking knowledge of anomalies out to the world via stories.

[@HerpDerpTheTank]

If only he weren't so fervently racist, I'd respect him a lot more. His home life growing up was so very screwed up.

[@RayTracingRevolution]

@@theairisamagician830 What is this cats name, good sir?

[@guiltygearalonecompl]

Yeah…pretend…

[@bradpotts1747]

ever notice how in most stories with aliens of questionable but not certain morality and disposition they are always really bad at communicating

[@TTHBLOX_]

I mean. Ask any american touris to speak fluent swedish when they are on vacation there and see how far you get

[@bradpotts1747]

@@TTHBLOX_ if your foreign relations department standard practice is "send them some tourists" you have a bad foreign relations office.

[@TheFlauschig]

@@bradpotts1747 That would make a funny SCP: Some mysterious, strange looking visitors, that turn out to be just other-dimensional tourists and the foundation has to act as tour guides to prevent them from wandering off into inhabitated areas.

[@IronianKnight]

That'd be because the root of the alien trope is in foreign humans coming to native humans' land from far away with impressive technology and different cultures, doing what they want and leaving with no explanation.

[@Sanquinity]

Well yea... if they could easily communicate their morality would easily be found out...

[@thomashelgeson8717]

I got into the SCP profiles because of a video of yours I came across a few years ago, I've tried getting into a couple others but none have the kind of quality you've got. Keep it up my dude, we love ya

[@jamessmith-gf2vk]

SCP orientation has some quality content not as good as the volgun of course but their consistent and they're going over the SCP entrys in order

[@VorikiUnknown]

I'd highly recommend the exploring series as well!!! The volgun and the exploring series are my top faves. I'm running out of scp videos that I haven't seen. 😭😭😭😭

[@nom6758]

exploring series has better SCP story telling, while volgun has better immersive cinematic experience.

[@andreijean2647]

Don't forget the number one: Exploring Series 😉

[@jamescoogan8753]

You might like doctor Bob. Decent animation. But he tells great stories on the Scps.

[@Evelyn-pl3we]

"Protect existence" these are the SCP'S I love: freaky, disturbing, and utterly creepy.

[@robesdebah4811]

I got the sense that we're seeing the outward manifestation of a giant, world terraforming virus. God knows what's underneath and thank god it hit in Antarctica to slow it down. But it seems to just want to turn our planet into a macro-cell it can groove with.

[@PhoenixGuard]

This one was so good. I actually found myself leaning forward even though I wasn't looking at the screen and had a headset on. I imagine that this is what it used to be like back when radio plays/shows (like Green Hornet) were a thing.

[@josephmassaro]

Dark Adventure Radio Theater does a bunch of Lovecraft stories as radio plays with periodic weird radio advertisements during the breaks radio shows would have for advertisers.

[@nibblrrr7124]

00:32 *Special Containment Procedures* - 02:10 *Description* 06:04 *Discovery* 08:24 *Dayton Bannard Journal Excerpts* - 08:49 - 17:56 - 28:59 | 33:52 🖼️ | 34:17 | 39:19 - 42:00 42:48 *South Pole Incident* - 00:12 *Introduction* 00:32 *Special Containment Procedures* 00:59 + contact 01:38 + cover stories 02:10 *Description* 03:00 + SCP-4431-B 03:56 + SCP-4431-C 05:10 + manifestation 06:04 *Addendum.4431.1:* Discovery 06:41 + _March 2019:_ abnormal seismic activity 07:25 + _June 2019:_ drilling investigation 08:08 + _August 2019:_ registration 08:24 *Addendum.4431.2:* Dayton Bannard Journal Excerpts 08:49 Bannard/4431 Excerpts 1 10:43 + _Once we started eating_ 11:00 + _When we had fully awoken_ 11:57 + _I awoke to the sound of splintering wood_ 12:47 + _We unanimously voted to use the cave._ 13:09 + _So far the tunnel has proven a good fit_ 14:06 + _As Abner does his best to keep morale up_ 15:22 + _We woke up to find that Richard was gone_ 16:39 + _I can't return to the pit anymore._ 17:56 Bannard/4431 Excerpts 2 19:09 + _The foam_ 19:45 + _We pay the beasts far less mind now._ 20:38 + _Something impossible_ 21:46 + _I'd be lying if I said that none of us were in shock_ 22:49 + _In the "afternoon"_ 24:47 + _I was returning from a brief look outside_ 25:58 + _Whether by our digging that exposed the dirt_ 27:13 + _I am not one to keep logs of dreams_ 28:15 + _I woke up last night_ 28:59 Bannard/4431 Excerpts 3 30:28 + _When we left yesterday_ 30:44 + _It's an hour later._ 31:01 + _An hour after my last entry_ 32:06 + _After much deliberation_ 32:21 + _I survived._ 33:52 + drawings 34:17 + _Under those unearthly lights_ 34:43 + _In the "morning" the crew and I gathered any tools_ 35:38 ++ _problems_ 37:43 ++ _hatch_ 39:19 + _Abner beckoned the two of us over_ 40:12 + _We were driving when we a heard loud, wet slam_ 41:11 + _I remember my departure from England_ 41:59 + 42:09 _Journal discovery_ 42:48 *Addendum.4431.3:* South Pole Incident 43:14 + excavation of the rocky spire 43:53 + SCP-4431-D 44:37 *Outro* 44:48 Credits & Patrons 46:16 End screen

[@dadebutler2383]

Are you? Are you the magic conch?

[@AlexAndLilChompa]

Insane bro

[@RU81111]

Very nice

[@Voc_spooksauce]

Damm nice work !

[@defeatSpace]

Is this party pooping or a great service? I can never tell...

[@guiltygearalonecompl]

I keep thinking back to At the Mountains of Madness, when the narrator is talking about the reawoken Elder Things: “Poor Old Ones! Scientists to the last -- what had they done that we would not have done in their place? God, what intelligence and persistence! What a facing of the incredible, just as those carven kinsmen and forbears had faced things only a little less incredible! Radiates, vegetables, monstrosities, star spawn -- whatever they had been, they were men!”

[@drkne]

2 years later I know... but glad to see someone else figuring this was Mountains of Madness. Funny thing is that one thing I'll always remember that book for is the fact that H.P. Lovecraft described penguins as "hideous" near the beginning lol

[@frostyfizz7915]

Terraforming stories in general scare the hell out of me and listening to this reminded me of "The flesh that hates," but more unknown of the true threat of the process

[@EzraBradford]

When you're terraforming your new planet, and some of the local aliens happily work with you and adopt your technology, but then others fight you as though you had something to do with their problems and their colleagues’ decision to join you. Or, yk, colonizing a more conventional new world. It's neat seeing the tables turned.

[@samshapira8295]

I heard he was building up to SCP-3000, so SCPs like this make me even more excited.

[@flacidfrank8410]

Whats speacial about that one that needs buildup? isnt it the big eel that makes forget oil?

[@gwen3504]

@@flacidfrank8410 It’s got a really amazing story told from the POV of the researchers. The buildup is likely largely because people really want to hear those logs performed. The actual skip is interesting, but it’s how those researchers were directly affected by it that makes it truly exciting.

[@ouroboros3705]

@@flacidfrank8410 yes 3000 is more than that though it’s like world serpent levels of importance

[@samshapira8295]

@@flacidfrank8410 SCP-3000 is one of the most important SCPs in the universe, since it's the source of Amnestics.

[@johncopenhaver4477]

3000 was one of the first SCPs that I learned of, after 049 and the statue that shi+s blood and feces, and breaks necks if it isn't being observed 143? I can't remember them all. The exploring series has a really well done reading on 3000 I was turned on to The Volgun from listening to him.

[@thisiswhereidied3054]

My headphones are broken and sometimes make *redacted* noise when i move them, it makes listening to your channel far more entertaining

[@dragons_of_magicgirl368]

Just redacting random words

[@Smoke.stardust]

@@dragons_of_magicgirl368basically the whole sap foundation

[@drgreen8030]

If I had a nickel for every time there was so extra dimensional weirdness in the Arctic, I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but weird this happened twice

[@itzybitzyspyder]

*Antarctic

[@IGDCAM]

@@itzybitzyspyder you just haaaaad to correct him

[@itzybitzyspyder]

@@IGDCAM what was the name of the ship in At the Mountains of Madness?

[@Shythalia]

Uhh, buddy, the title of the video says "Antarctica".

[@DarkAtHearts]

Professor Doofensmerf you work for the foundation now? Wouldn't that be a riot

[@Martial-Mat]

Outstanding! That was the pure Lovecraft - literally. Was it Mountains of Madness or another of his stories that this was an SCPification of? Note to aliens, if you purport to be here for the good of mankind, turning everyone into puddles of edible pink goo is NOT going to earn you our trust!

[@DerUberStern]

Very much giving me Mountains of Madness vibes, given the Arctic placement and the creature's close resemblance to the Shuggoth.

[@citizen_grub4171]

This was a mix of Mountains of Madness and The Shadow Out of Time. The entities are very similar in description to the Great Race of Yith.

[@Martial-Mat]

@@DerUberStern That was the ones! thank you. Wasn't sure if I was misremembering the story. Weren't they kind of buried when they were found? Then they got slaughtered by the giant tentacle creature?

[@Martial-Mat]

@@citizen_grub4171 I don't quite remember the shadow out of time - was that the one where the people got body swapped with aliens?

[@bradpotts1747]

ambassadors to other species should pass at least one highschool level communications course

[@nefarioustoast]

Bannard: "Biomechanical aliens terraforming, interesting. Surely something even more interesting rests at the South Pole, let's go!"

[@TheBMan95]

I suspect that what may have happened was the last few people in Bannard's crew for some reason swapped sides and tried to subdue him. Bannard must have been able to kill one of them and escaped which would explain the body in the tank. The remaining crew who turned must have been converted like Richard and went to the south pole for the future spire but ran across Bannard who then tried to destroy the last crew member but might have failed since the tube has pieces of the ice axe Bannard used but there's no signs/remains of Bannard to be found. If that's not the case it certainly makes me wonder what could have happened.

[@watersomic]

38:48 was bar-none the funniest bit in this otherwise extremely suspenseful article, and the delivery was perfect

[@jackwalters3928]

If you ever talk about an SCP that messes up the universes and jumps from one universe to another parallel one or something, you should render the image you're using here again (or photoshop it) and change "MILLAR" on the tag, with "MILLER", as well as pronounce your name that way. It'll be a fun little easter egg.

[@MCCanaryVideos]

as someone who finds scp more of a guilty pleasure to anyone who enjoyed this article, do read "At the Mountains of Madness" if you haven't. It is one of my favorite horror stories and one of Lovecraft's best, and while this is very inspired, Lovecraft's original short story is amazing. It is much less about "spooky monsters in the antarctic" and more about scientists being some of the best depictions of scientists in fiction spending several hours doing meticulous scientific analysis about something incredibly terrifying. The "monsters" in said piece really only appear twice, aren't even what makes the story terrifying, and it's great.

[@MrKbonez]

Why "guilty"? There's nothing wrong with enjoying the SCP universe

[@UGNAvalon]

I think SCP “Thalassomania” is a closer comparison to Mountains of Madness (& even Call of Cthulhu). The Exploring Series summarized that article very well.

[@MCCanaryVideos]

Enjoying something doesn't mean you can't criticize or recognize the quality of a work. And while I like a lot of what the scp foundation stands for, both as a passion project and an avenue for amateur writing, it is an incredibly flawed piece of media. But that is why it is a guilty pleasure for "me". Because I still find inherent entertainment value and inspiration from the scp foundation, but I would not say it is wholely good either. And finally, the reason why in specific I mention this as a guilty pleasure is that this particular article has been compared heavily to "At The Mountains of Madness". And I provide my recommendation because as best as the author of this scp article did to try and make an analog to Lovecrafts short story, people should read the original work since it is to me is a better written work of media. And this piece loses details from the original that do not keep it to the same level of quality in writing. Edit: the important thing here is that it is a guilty pleasure to "me". I have felt I have experienced better works of fiction since discovering the scp foundation, and that is my experience. If that is not the case for you, then that is fine. Not everyone sees the same things as a guilty pleasure

[@MrKbonez]

@@MCCanaryVideos "Guilt" just seems a strong word to use unless you're some kind of hipster snob, like as if your chums Tarquin and Bartholomew at the Literary Club would tut and lower thier leather-bound copies of Dostoyevsky to look askance at you for polluting your rarified senses with the writings of hoi-polloi. Lol

[@MrKbonez]

Mind you, they would also view me with disdain given the amount of effort it took to correctly spell "Dostoyevsky" lol

[@TheBlackBrickStudios]

This is one of those SCPs that remind me why I love this community. This concept is obviously derivative, it is an homage to something beloved, but it introduces more than enough original elements to not only make the concept fresh again, but to innovate without feeling forced.

[@jacksonreichle4777]

The zepplin-like slugs kinda reminds me of the giant bugs that were also described as being like zeppelins in the Document Found in the Mariana Trench story

[@xoresgaminghub5412]

Those are overlords from Starcraft 100%

[@Frightful_Lag0]

Love how the SCP foundation is essentially the same universe as lovecrafts stories

[@TheAngelOfDeath000]

Greetings dr

[@AmigoRoberto]

Woah. Did someone say pestilence?

[@Frightful_Lag0]

@@TheAngelOfDeath000 049, please see the security team for escort back to your containment area, you are breaching your controlled use of site amenities.

[@kronosomni2805]

@@Frightful_Lag0 It's ok, Dr. Bright is doing some sort of test, I believe he said something about "proving Kondraki wrong", I would run if I were you, I already took a vacation day.

[@nicholasthompson9722]

I believe they even mention Miskatonic University in one of the their SCP files.

[@corporatedimi5265]

Darn it, i skipped a few years of the SCP lore and now i am appalled by the complexity, high level of professionality and existential horror that is given to every SPC.

[@kyubeyo]

Shark punching center

[@ZeroOmega-vg8nq]

The sentient space satelite that thinks its trans and is obsessed with homestuck. Yea.....real scary

[@RokeJulianLockhart.s13ouq]

Spooky corporeality protocols indeed can be difficult to write.

[@kell6078]

This story evokes strong memories of reading The Terror and The Mountains of Madness, both very clear inspirations. The voice acting was great! Very engaging, great work with this one.

[@LITTLEWORLDS8]

Glad I'm not the only one. I was doing a mental double take cause I was sure this was hp Lovecraft

[@timothymoore8549]

the turning page sounds gave such nice ambient sounds and organic time for a dramatic pause. Well done.

[@EzraBradford]

I appreciate how the visual content is mostly kept out of the left part of the bottom row of the screen, with (in this case) just an unchanging keyboard, making room for the captions to not cover up the visuals.

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

Wow just got all the way through this one and it is awesome. This might be my absolute favorite SCP file up to this point. Fantastic voice acting. High level, take note the Volgun is top notch.

[@mattylewin1684]

Now this one was very interesting. What really scared the hell out of me was the unknown within the catacombs of the Antarctic caves. It’s terrifying… And who knows what else they would be able to find.

[@pjcouture5203]

Or, what are they HIDING!?

[@mattylewin1684]

@@pjcouture5203 you make a valid case. Lol

[@mathieuleader8601]

this SCP appears to have been inspired by the allegedly encounter by US Naval admiral Evelyn Bird's encounter of what appeared to be the legendary hallow earth a habitable world that supposedly resides in the Earth according to legend.

[@iztdm]

Everyone is talking about the clear influence of Lovecraft, but I am also loving the subtle nod to "the thing from another world" with the expedition character names lol

[@NolanRyanVA]

This SCP is actually connected to the GOI "The Church of the Second Hytoth", which is the Earth branch of a universal extraterrestrial religion called "Ortothanism", which centered around 7 former mortals-turned-gods who stand guard at the edge of our reality against beings that come from outside it seeking to destroy it. They slowly died out and there is only one god left, and because the ritual that turned them into gods was incomplete they still bleed. So, their worshippers willingly give their own blood as part of a thaumaturgic ritual in order to transmit to them and revitalize them to continue the fight. This is what the aliens meant when they said "Protect existence" and one of the others talking about "everyone should give their blood". These weren't villianous invaders with malevolent plans, these were religious travelers who must've accidentally crashed on Earth in the Antarctic, and were trying to terraform the area in order for them to live. Sadly, fear and miscommunication led to their deaths.

[@hotman8218]

Really? It felt like the aliens were just gonna destroy earth for humans then forcibly integrate them into their own species they didn’t even let the humans know they were there if it wasn’t for Barnard then we would all be like Richard

[@NolanRyanVA]

@@hotman8218 Well, it's all centered around severe levels of miscommunication. I mean, these are literal aliens we're talking about. They weren't trying to take over Earth, only terraform the patch of the Antarctic they were at in order to survive on a world that wasn't theirs.

[@scpdatabase69420]

Many people I know want to take vacation on a cruise to Antarctica. Wouldn't be surprised if the foundation sponsored some trips for their experiments.

[@UGNAvalon]

For a second I thought the C instances resembled that “Old Castaway” from Series 1. It’d be terrifying if they were actually related in some way.

[@fevre_dream8542]

I love the vague concern while reading "African Submarine Vore" during the special thanks section

[@basimaziz]

Been falling off SCP recently but, I always find interest again when I listen to Volgun's picks. Recently I've been hearing audiobooks of SCP's and Tales that say stuff like: "On the eve of that dark night... 4 horsemen rode... Butterflies... Whispering on the cold wind of Tata'ma'ha-" You guys know the ones. They say nothing but act like they're deep. Yeah, cool story man, can I get any characters or world building? No? Just gonna try to impress me with your made up, shallow as a puddle, word salad? Not interested... This SCP *DOES NOT* do this though, I am happy to say~.

[@d4s0n282]

im very off on on, catch up to the amazing youtubers I watch for these, then dont watc any for a few months

[@basimaziz]

@@d4s0n282 oof, I understand.

[@KolMan2000]

A lot of this, with the implications of gods and greater purposes, really leaves a lot to develop. The thought that the SCP may be trying to protect the existence of itself and the universe from a far more powerful anomaly or being. My hope always with these SCP forms is that the authors return to them and continue the stories, either through updates to the files or with tales. Maybe someday the existence SCP 4431-A will be fully known, or a Dominance Shift/End-of-the-world scenario could be theorized. That maybe the actions of Bannard and his crew would invoke the wrath of a god, or that the spread of 4431-D and the creatures associated with it could take over the world. It’s all really just an interesting SCP overall and very well thought out.

[@seanhatton4013]

Awesome as ever. I really like these longer-form videos that use the addendums to pad them out to a ‘tales’ type format ❤️😎❤️

[@0mikr0n]

On September 20, 2019, the date of the massive seismic activity, a massive climate change demonstration was occurring globally that included 4 million participants. Not sure about an environmental connection here, but it's possible.

[@whysogrim697]

"Eco-communists demonstrations..."

[@whysogrim697]

Lead by a small ginger child screeching in an incoherent manner cognito hazard confirmed

[@roque87]

Yeah no, proper scientific personnel would be all over it if IT was of any importance

[@whysogrim697]

Possible Neo-Sarkic cult

[@LePoopSock]

I love this. An occurrence being similiar to one of these stories 😍😍

[@angelischiel]

Sooo to start things off, I was waiting to listen to this till I could sit and get an uninterrupted train of thought. I love your longer videos, they always afford me a chance to do deeper thinking and get myself organized mentally. This video was an odd choice of topic since as of recently I have been learning more about Antarctica and some of the stuff that happens there. Mostly because of some science courses I had to take for graduation. This is a crazy place, made even crazier based on the fact that underwater videos have been coming forward more often. Antarctica has some pretty interesting secrets it hasn't revealed just yet. With that in mind I was in for the long run on the video, it was a journey through some seriously weird flavored ice tones, and just - I dunno for some reason I keep thinking "soylent green is people" sort of vibes. The strangeness of the collapse, so quickly followed by a slowly degrading explorer was something that drew me in as the journey only seemed to worsen. I am not even sure what to make of the spire at the end, I just know that I don't want anything to do with that chunk of land. Thanks for the long listen, I really enjoy these narrations as they give me a chance to relax into the story and get a good amount of work done. Keep up the great work :3

[@adrianhood4368]

I needed this today, thanks Volgun

[@KSmithwick1989]

They're good for "background noise", when you're trying to create new content.

[@PandemoniumVice]

I just realized Volgun is at 3/4 million subs. When did that happen? Holy crap my dood! Can't wait to see you hit 1 million!! You GOTTA do a special when you get there. ^_^

[@dillasoul2228]

The connections between these creatures and the events of Daleport blew my mind when I started digging into this

[@AcornElectron]

No bullshit, only lovecraftian nightmares. Keep up the good work fella and stay safe!

[@theailingsword4674]

These things take "Make yourself at home" a little too literally.

[@lavasharkandboygirl9716]

I love that you’re uploading videos faster than I can consume them, I can binge watch SCP for the first time since I found your channel when the first COVID lockdowns happen

[@WholeWeatMango]

“Demons are far to human for what these are” What a great fucking line

[@Evrgrn.o]

This genuinely may be your best vid so far, really had my skin crawling

[@razzigyrl]

Oooo, that journal page flip is a subtle touch, but a beautiful one.

[@jakebrid877]

Love how he never dips out of character it’s amazing 😁

[@spacepirateisaac]

around the 25:00 there’s a page turn sound and it’s very well balanced and punctuated the vocals perfectly.

[@JanusKastin]

Two parts Mountains of Madness, one part The Thing, and a few dashes of Church of the Second Hytoth, shaken over Antarctic ice. Nice cocktail.

[@Annihilord]

Great lovecraftian story, well done whomever wrote this and nice delivery volgun, as always. My headcanon on this one is: these are either aliens or old ones that have found a large part of mechains body and have founded their own church of the broken god. Edit: after listening to the rest... Maybe not...

[@three-yellow-arrows8867]

This is actually related to the Church of the Second Hytoth.

[@Renegadebane]

This could be a script for a reboot At the Mountains of Madness if the movie had ever come out, the Foundation research would be a framing device for basically a flashback of the initial expedition, and then at the end you'd see foreshadowing of a sequel with "a new discovery" in the present, and then because it's a Foundationverse setup movie, you'd get only glimpses of the actual SCP name or symbol and then a post credit sequence of like an O5 meeting on a different anomaly but you only see shadowy figures on computers and one real person.

[@r-pupz7032]

Antarctic horror is my favourite. This is so good, incredible job! Props to you and the author. Phenomenal.

[@jamesporquez3682]

I just read at the mountains of madness yesterday , this article described elder things that formerly inhabited the antarctic.

[@moltementi279]

Church of the 2nd Hytoth is probably one of my favorite SCP organizations and series, always glad to see it given some love

[@NodDisciple1]

How is this related?

[@jsummerby6089]

The 7 gods that require blood are the gods of the 2nd hytoth. Also they exist to protect the universe.

[@mathieuleader8601]

the model pryamid in the thumbnail reminds me of what a virus structure looks like in my schools old biology textbooks

[@firehearts6242]

babe wake up new TheVolgun video dropped

[@sandran17]

>promise humanity they are there for their good >make vague as hell statements alluding to this and refuse to elaborate >attack humanity and wind up getting defeated by it why are villains like this

[@Kaiju-Driver]

This is a madness fusion of two of my favorite franchises. Great work Doctor.

[@NodDisciple1]

Which two?

[@Helixxs]

​@@NodDisciple1 likely SCP and HP Lovecraft

[@TheNewAwesomeYT]

TRUE FACT; *“YOU NEVER FAIL TO ENTERTAIN US”* Keep It UP. 👍

[@cody1570]

Bro honestly this is a close to perfect match to the elder things of H.P. Lovecrafts Cthulhu Mythos and I was very impressed with this. Glad to see real terror and wanting to contain something that aint a chair or statue, but of things that far exceed human understanding and bring a primordial terror in the face of the unknown. Good shit dude!

[@ShadeMeadows]

Ah yes! Alternative Universe Elder Things! LOVE IT~🎶

[@over-the-hilltop6920]

I love the references to Lovecraft in modern media. This is just another great implementation.

[@ohhkennny766]

I honestly wonder what it would be like to live inside of the SCP universe but with the knowledge we have of SCPS and the events they will potentially cause how to stop most of them and how high you could climb the ranks, I doubt I would last very long with my luck though lol

[@Blakobness]

Always a joy to see this nice big, long ones. (That's what she said) Great work.

[@mandrac2]

I love those scp with entire universes built around them rather than the more typical "ooh overpowered creature scary" stuff like 354, 1762, 093 etc...

[@CaptainReynold85]

Like an amalgamation of Lovecraft "At the Mountains of Madness" and the movie "Annihilation". Great SCP thanks for another awesome video, Volgun!

[@abbywoodhead2764]

Love to see the use of the new classification system wish the visual add was use tho

[@purplehaze2358]

Imagine throwing a slug at something to very, very little effect, only for its mom to come beat the thing you threw it at up.

[@Juiceboxdan72]

Great video! I love the visuals, and the models. Great work, as always :)

[@adamayala18]

My man I love your stuff. Just listening to it while driving to work brings me great pleasure. Also to see the faces of people who hear it coming out my car is hilarious

[@DeadRaven13]

I really really enjoy the long form videos, find really easy to immersed in the universe. Well done!!!

[@pathlesstraveler6416]

Honey wake up, the Volgun uploaded.

[@erricro3198]

Remids me of a mix between "the thing" and "annihilation". good work BTW, Volgun.

[@nickgierus6377]

Ah, just read the wiki. Looks really good. Definitely worth getting into.

[@antwan1357]

finally a classic sounding old style miller story too many borderline joke scp lately that are actual scp's nowadays

[@ChaaDubaItsIidan]

Great foley work! Top notch as always.

[@eschcal1619]

Yay! Thank Volgy. A long one to sink teeth into that I haven't known about. Say, the scientist voice you use in the logs sound familiar.. it reminds me of a game called "Happy Humbles Burger Farm". Likely just a coincidence, though. Now, time to grab some popcorn and sit alone in the dark as I watch this.

[@purplehaze2358]

I know that it’s saying “boaring probe”, but I still can’t help but automatically interpret it as “boring probe”.

[@abydosianchulac2]

It's actually spelled the same way, too

[@Vintage-28]

The best thing you can hear "Good afternoon everyone..."

[@jacksavere6988]

I looove this creature design. I’d love to see this SCP in a movie

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

I wonder if these guys know the Old Castaway 🤔. Great model The Volgun really top notch

[@daisukeakihito9832]

So I was just listening to this on the side while working, I have to say Bannard's entries are bonechilling, pun intended. The author did a fantastic job of portraying his gradual fall to insanity while still being cohesive and descriptive.

[@seancliff1063]

Whenever you pronounce the letter "T" you absolutely put your whole soul into it for no reason

[@brodesson]

Pure Lovecraft… if I was a betting man I would think that the machine was a “terraformer” or exoformer ( the aliens trying to convert the planet to a hospitable planet more suited to them)

[@Ahrpigi]

0:49 and three interesting probes

[@SkyHighEntertainment]

You've finally done my favorite SCP. This is a good day.

[@Professor_K_Oss]

Further example of how the Elder Things really want to help humanity

[@tylerblank6491]

Another banger from the Volgun. Thank you for your service Dr. Miller!

[@tombeaven5994]

Imagine the whole SCP thing was started by the government so that when weird stuff does actually happen it just makes it that much more unbelievable

[@zarlsalamandersspacemarine302]

Thank you for the video friend!

[@_SamC_]

40:02 “We looked back to see a white inferno, creating the illusion of a sunny day” Wow

[@jameswarner7435]

Fantastic storytelling, truly thrilling stuff. Bravo! Thanks a million for all the efforts that go into creating these highly entertaining audible adventures.

[@Alcanox]

That was a particularly good one - well done!

[@thzzzt]

I'm pretty sure those are standard RCA connectors. Probably audio out left, audio out right, and subwoofer.

[@ceibothekobold9181]

Between this and 4246, Antarctica seems a bit cramped for underground anomalies xD

[@guiltyspark3576]

I love the detail of the echo

[@bryantaylor9115]

Sweet video, I can't get enough of your channel

[@trinidaitobago2]

Thank you Lovecraft for making Antarctica scary 🖤