Exploring the SCP Foundation: More Aquatic SCPs

[@ThePauseman417]

Definitely wasn't expecting to hear "You do not recognize the bodies in the water" randomly in the second one

[@goldminer8732]

Scared the fucking shit outta me

[@ThePauseman417]

@@goldminer8732 bro I'm at work at Ellis Island with a direct view of the water how do you think I felt?

[@МаксБурый-р2ю]

@@ThePauseman417 go into the water

[@randyramirez4408]

SCP 2316 is awesome

[@nicolasf6407]

you do not recognize the bodies in the water

[@FfejTball]

"You do not recognize the bodies in the water"? Was that just a tongue in cheek reference, or did it break containment? That SCP always creeped me tf out.

[@addemiusinksoul8655]

I would assume that the entity subsumed that SCP along with the rest of the worlds water.

[@FfejTball]

@@addemiusinksoul8655 Thaaaaat's fucking terrifying

[@remix71]

That phrase trigged a memory of SCP-2316

[@Punipunpi_panda]

What please explain

[@FfejTball]

@@Punipunpi_panda So there's an SCP, 2316, that's a simple lake. But when people get within like 50 meters of the lake they see things on the surface of the water that look like people, and as they get closer they look like people they know, so the closer they get the more the urge to jump in and save that person they know gets stronger until they *do* jump in. Then it's too late, and they're one of the bodies in the water. The foundation keeps it patrolled so as few people find out about it as possible, and a prerequisite for those that patrol is they have to have no idea about the lake or the people in the water because it's a cognitohazard. Knowledge of it will compel them to investigate, which compels them into the water, which makes the whole thing stronger. So when they said, "You do not recognize the bodies in the water" in this, it freaked me the fuck out because that basically means it broke contamination in my mind. Adding that little phrase in without directly mentioning the SCP behind it kind of reinforces the notion that it's loose.

[@ethantaylor9613]

There’s something so tragic and sort of sweet about the submarine. It seems like it was may be created by some sort of horrific World War I era event, and the people really seem to think they’re helping. I certainly wouldn’t leave my cat behind if I thought the world was going to end

[@iamsethhasting8911]

I also like how the people don't appear to be affected by any sort of mental alteration. They try to get people in the sub because of things they have seen and experienced and they seem to genuinely believe they are helping people.

[@cat_inabasket1510]

I mean the rains GOTTA be like, the bodies that end up dissolving into the surrounding water, or the water genuinely leaking, so maybe the original people thought that without the suits, everyone in the dry world would dissolve, and it's better to remain conscience than to become a part of the rain. Weird how they just switch jaws and eyes though, that part definitely is lost on me, maybe they rot over time or something and they replace them like shells without really realizing it. Idk I never had the chance to hear about this scp before so it's a really interesting story

[@DownHillgamer]

My kitty's coming w me anywhere

[@Quagigitymire]

I found it to be pretty nihilistic with a less than satisfying conclusion. Unless I am missing some clever link that gives the teeth and eyes being entirely random of origin some cool relevant meaning. Without something deeper it's just poor writing concluding and otherwise great spc tale.

[@redklainn1991]

@@cat_inabasket1510 op

[@Hugh_Amungus]

SCP-001: *_When Day 🅱️roke_* SCP-3280: *_When Water 🅱️roke_*

[@fireraider98]

When her water broke.....

[@lestatsgirlypop]

@@fireraider98 numbers of people buying milk: 📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈📈

[@bradtolch]

@@lestatsgirlypop stonks

[@yeenmachine206]

That one SCP who's not allowed to give birth

[@nannesoar]

🚼🅱️🅰️🅱️🅰️🚼

[@EnvisionerWill]

There should definitely be a "funny scps" (not necessarily -Js, just ones with an overall humorous tone) compilation, and this cuddly squid one is a perfect example of what should go in it. The surrealistic earnestness of the body-horror elements being treated as normal is a very "Leslie Nielsen in Airplane" level of hilarity.

[@vallisdaemonumofficial]

🦑 *cuddly squid*

[@rodin9836]

@@vallisdaemonumofficial cuddlefish

[@axiomostanes]

1313 is my favorite such SCP. "grizzly bears exist within the set of all real numbers, and are not prime."

[@TheActualMrLink]

Who’s Leslie Nielsen?

[@EnvisionerWill]

​@@TheActualMrLink - An actor once famous for playing serious characters, who played an absolute straight-man in the farce "Airplane", and was typecast into comedy forever after because of it. (Wikipedia or IMDB will tell you the rest.) ​ @Merlin The Eternal - That SCP does nothing for me because it's just absurdist nonsense, not even vaguely translatable into reality. There has to be *some* semblance of reason in order for me to enjoy the suspension of MOST of what reason a situation should have. Like I said, Moosphere did it pretty much perfectly in terms of being funny (and still horrifying, which is a rare combo), while Bass Strait is a better example of sheer strangeness.

[@MultiHetto]

SCP 1861: 00:00 - 12:08 SCP 3280 : 12:08 - 22:14 SCP 2790 : 22:14 - 27:34 SCP 3700 : 27:34 -

[@johnsaints969]

Thanks

[@Tunneling_]

Thanks

[@natebaker9174]

Thanks

[@snail7849]

You are a saint

[@pelinalwhitestrake4196]

Blessings of Akatosh be upon ye

[@zachsin2411]

When he said “you do not recognize the bodies in the water” I was like “oh so that’s how bad it is”

[@Big_E_Soul_Fragment]

Not here but my favorite aquatic SCP is SCP-4217, the battleship Bismarck with an alien forcibly stuck within it after said alien got attacked by SCP-2399 in Jupiter and landed on Earth. I just love how it combines the actual historical events with the anomalous like how the Royal Navy mistakenly attacking their own vessels explained as the effects of 4217's psionic field. 10/10 would play Sabaton's Bismarck while reading it again.

[@frankhuntsman3305]

THE TERROR OF THE SEAS, THE BISMARCK AND THE KRIEGSMARINE!!!

[@Big_E_Soul_Fragment]

@@frankhuntsman3305 PRIDE OF A NATION A BEAST MADE OF *[REDACTED]*

[@k9vendettathewolfofmordor529]

Isn't it connected to the Jupiter's eye scp? Where the storm in Jupiter isn't a storm but a ship

[@Big_E_Soul_Fragment]

@@k9vendettathewolfofmordor529 Yes, that would be 2399. The biomechanical ship forming the core of 4217 got too curious and got close to 2399 where it got attacked and limped to Earth where the Nazis found it and merged it in the hull of the Bismarck

[@barahng]

@@Big_E_Soul_Fragment FIREPOWER, FIREPOWERRRR!

[@TheApollo90]

I cry tears of joy when a video is longer than 30 minutes. You’ve been saving up for this one.

[@RumbolDongle]

I think an interesting SCP would be a wondertainment product like a dissolvable tablet made to purify water (just changing its perceived appearance not its chemical structure) making it crystal clear and is categorized as safe. Then it is revealed that its effect is a self-sustaining reaction and will spread through and contaminate all available liquid water after being accidently (or purposefully) dropped into/contaminating the ocean, causing it and all bodies of water connecting to it to become as clear as air (though maybe the surface is still semi-reflective, making it look like like a giant bubble), enabling light to shine down to the bottom of the ocean and revealing all the horrors hiding within. I've always been fond of such inconspicuous SCPs causing K-class or similarly massive scenarios and it'd be fun if the clearing of the water was gradual, like a curtain being raised on the ocean while the foundation scrambles to stop the spread or hide the SCPs before they're reveled. Bonus points if it goes into how such a shift would affect normally deep-sea wildlife and the various other aquatic biomes (or just the world in general as the sea would also stop being able to absorb and reflect sunlight and change how the horizon looks over bodies of water).

[@filipsperl]

That sounds so cool! Could be another massive article about a broken masquerade scenario, but with mostly deep ocean abominations waking up or being poked by the public.

[@GhostHyperhex]

That clear as air would horrify many, many people. Many people in the ocean would be traumatized by the change, fish who adapted to the dark and have sight would go blind, mass attack of animals now that they can see prey that normally would blend in the dark, all submarines are visible, leading to an entire political issue (probably leading to wars), also if the ocean got clear, they have to provide a coverup for the ENTIRE world

[@filipsperl]

@@GhostHyperhex just imagine if it was so clear, it would appear invisible. You could look at the ocean and see the enormous depths that we normally don't even like to think about. People would drown, just like you can suffocate in invisible gas lakes. I think this has potential, if there aren't already scp's like that.

[@scrubliminal]

Brilliant idea. Like, really Brilliant. Can't say I'd personally take the KX route. But it could dovetails very nicely with a core concept of both my novel (very much in progress) and SCP (on permanent backburner until I use it to fine tune novel concepts). Ex: imagine the ecosystems that would develop of light could penetrate the deep, great plants and superfauna to consume them. What if the purification tablet made the oceans so light that you could breath it as air, but swim through it like water... If anything ever comes of it, I'll look you up. But you should totally try and write an SCP yourself. Great idea!

[@josephnavarro2168]

I’d say you should try your hand at writing it yourself. It’s a good idea

[@daniell1483]

I'm not sure if it counts, but my favorite water-based SCP is 3300 - The Rain. The horror of realizing that you are just one individual in a conscious thunderstorm who gets a short chance to walk the earth again like a normal person for a few months is very existential. I love it.

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

I like that one also.Haunting SCP file.

[@Bapper0]

Just so you know, he did do that one a few years ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sIGuaIh7mp6lja8

[@CleverKobold-ek1mn]

Aren’t we all?😊

[@Professorkek]

I NEED to see a painting of a Foundation navy assisting in a giant sea monster battle.

[@kevinmeszaros3118]

I Simply love Aquatic Horror, especially Aquatic SCPs. Whatever related to the unknown depths, especially creatures is just such a joy to listen to. I always wish you upload More of these stuff and you always deliver! I will never stop beliving. The timing was just right. Thank you

[@collindee8370]

they freak me out cause im a commercial dive candidate (in school for underwater welding) and i have to get in deep dark water usually the next day. but it does make the dive a bit more fun.

[@jlev9513]

It’s the instinctive fear of the unknown. We evolved to fear the dark. Obviously to avoid animal predators, but there’s a very interesting theory that when early man broke away from another earlier human like species, ( and began to develop intellectually ) they began to hunt us. These early ancestors being more reliant on physical prowess, were bigger, stronger, and faster. They hunted at night mostly, so we developed an inherent fear of the dark ( and the threat used it as cover ).

[@jlev9513]

@@collindee8370 that’s some rough work. My uncle was a SAT diver for about 15 years. It’s really hard on your body but damn was the money worth it.

[@Vivian-Pulido]

WWHHOOOOOOOO, YEAH BABY THATS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR, THAT WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT. (I have work in 5 hours but stayed up for this) love your vids TES

[@glorbojibbins2485]

Lol get some sleep my guy

[@hackattackaj]

After you watch this video of course. Guy has his priorities right since I'm in the same boat.

[@Cryptic141]

lol hope you bring some coffee to work my guy

[@azazelsiad3601]

Brother they know not that sleep is for the weak.

[@tylermauldin54]

LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@Lofi-senpai]

What do all these SCPs have in common? -They all got drip.

[@klettari]

with how much of the ocean isn't explored (and many of deep sea creatures we know of looking pretty monstrous/alien), I think it's not surprising it inspires a lot of SCPs

[@bobdrooples]

The ocean isn't unexplored. There's big f-off areas of fuck all but sand . Pointless to look at as there's no food for anything.

[@MrNombik]

@@bobdrooples In this case, I'm glad reality is disappointing

[@garretth8224]

@@bobdrooples Yet there are animals that live at those depths their entire lives..

[@EmmanQuinones5234]

@@MrNombik But at times when it isn't, it puts our minds into gear thinking what lies more beneath ya know? Even if the answer to mysteries are boring after that, it already has seeded smth into our minds. This sense of "odd romance" about the unknowns of the sea. It's pretty cool hehe.

[@MrNombik]

@@EmmanQuinones5234 hear! hear!

[@cordellchase2023]

You're my favorite content creator. Listening to this on a lonely road in the middle of the night, with nothing but the rain and your voice to keep me company. The atmosphere is phenomenal. Keep it up my man.

[@HorkPorkler]

Sounds nice, but quit typing while driving!!!1

[@raphaelambrosiuscostco]

Midnight walks for me. Awesome

[@laggingdragons]

This, I only use the notification bell for a select few youtubers and this channel is one of them. The Monday morning prep for work is made easy by these vids

[@hardygal2]

“You do not recognise the bodies in the water.” *heart rate and breathing picks up*

[@langaming9956]

My favorite one is the Battleship that the foundation sunk. And ghost sailors took over it to fight the kraken because Calypso told them so

[@aidanhochanadel8756]

Which one is that?

[@langaming9956]

@@aidanhochanadel8756 2846

[@NoaWatchVideo]

Aquatic scps are my absolute favorite, the ocean is so scary its the perfect setting.

[@chrisg5219]

I love 1861 I just desperately want a continuation and to learn more about the history of the Wintersheimer, what the deal is with the other world. How it all began. It's so frustrating bc this is SO INTERESTING!

[@deltalord6969]

Scp 1861 never fails to send a chill down my back especially when I first listened to the volguns video on it. Its seems to hint that once the people go into the subs and put the suits on their bodies are already water except for the eyes and mouth.

[@shades8852]

“There are 3 sorts of people; those who are alive, those who are dead, and those who are at sea” - Capstan Chantley

[@InAmOrAtA1983]

Seaweed touching you while swimming is like Satan slowly stroking your legs while whispering "mayonnaise." And that's just a plant.

[@disconnected7737]

That’s one way to put it

[@yourdad5799]

Satan whispering "mayonnaise" is so odd but so fitting description of how seaweed touching your legs feels like

[@darklord884]

Exploring: *gives physical description of 2790* Me: "Ah, so small? Might not be so bad after all, I thought it was a monst-" Exploring: *describes the way the researchers refer to 2790 and is about to get to the skin-transplants* Me: "Bring Clef! He's immune to this stuff, bring Clef, immediately!"

[@thelivingglitch1371]

Let’s be real: Rapture is basically an underwater version of UnLondon.

[@reed3920]

spend a month in the hospital recovering from an injury. finally home and feeling someone normal. it was really nice to come home and binge all your videos while i’m recovering. thanks for the amazing vids TES

[@sweetsummarain]

I love that the squid is just a normal squid that just "has that effect on people." 🤣

[@Cavemanner]

I can't be the only one indoctrinated to start repeating "I do not recognize the bodies in the water" in my head as soon as I hear or read about floating bodies, can I? I know it's fictional but I never wanna take chances, I guess.

[@miriamvlachoulis6875]

I cant go to the local pool any more because I flinch whenever I see people just floating instead of swimming

[@Kubqbkubqb]

Why?

[@miriamvlachoulis6875]

@@Kubqbkubqb its a reference to a cognitohazard in SCP

[@-ari-arts-4300]

@@miriamvlachoulis6875 what’s the reference? i don’t think i heard of it

[@miriamvlachoulis6875]

@@-ari-arts-4300 Its a reference to SCP 2316

[@applepieexplosion4030]

I love the scp fandom. Scps range from cure a octopus who would never hurt anyone and makes everyone happy, to literal kaiju fights

[@n20v0x3]

Im A US navy Sailor that's going to be serving in submarines and this kind of stuff excites me for when I eventually go underwater for a long period of time. I'm curious on what's down there

[@christofferredfielfd1758]

Your a brave soul, thank you.

[@colinkillian9265]

I served in the Navy for almost ten years, never spent a day on a ship, as I was Naval EOD.. However, I couldn't do sub duty the thought of being underwater in a nuclear fueled tin can under thousands of pounds of pressure per square inch freaks me out. Hats off to you shipmate, take care of yourself..

[@gc6096]

Thank you for your service may all return safe and sound

[@jakespacepiratee3740]

Come tell us when you make it back to the surface!

[@IW3527]

of course you are lol nuke school has all the odd ones! jkjk one of my oldest friends serves on a sub and loves it, I hope you enjoy it as much as he does. Stay safe sailor!

[@michaelandreipalon359]

*sees thumbnail* What, there's a Big Daddy SCP then? Gotta love the nonchalant narration for 2790. 3700 sure is kaiju death battle stuff in a nutshell.

[@NicholasKratzer]

I'm sitting here with major insomnia, unable to sleep and surly about it. This video has greatly improved my night, so thanks for posting so early.

[@Hugh_Amungus]

Man I can't believe we had to wait a full year for this video

[@chandlerdoeswhatifs9399]

I enjoy these easier to understand scp videos. Some are really complicated to the point they don't feel like they're worth listening to

[@eddiemaiden4192]

I thought that at first, but damn tuning in to the kaktusverse vids while on a 10 hour drive is a great way to pass time

[@Daisy-Doo]

Always felt so bad for 46, repeating how scared and unsure they are A perfectly written SCP

[@ricardosilveira3958]

The last story is about two crazy ass legendary Pokémon and I love that

[@bleep196]

Author of 3700 here, Always love to see more rep for it!!!

[@dasdeke]

Been looking forward to this one for a long time! It did not disappoint! EDIT: Can we get 4700?

[@probabilator2959]

I'd really love to see an episode on 4700, that got me hooked! I so wanna know what happens next! Thanks for another awesome scp compilation

[@pyrosianheir]

The SCP with the submarine and the suits holding them together reminds me of that SCP where all the people in a town are rain water that returns to the water cycle anytime a specific storm comes in. It's not connected, but it does feel tangentially related.

[@01Nightingale]

Dude, please, don't stop making content like this. Listening to your SCP content is so fun on the go and at home, especially when I'm engaging in my studies.

[@Inferno144]

That last one is just two Kaijus dukeing it out. Sick af.

[@Frank-vc3wi]

The two creatures that fight each other gives me a feeling of "mother nature" in some ways.

[@Not-Andy-Here]

Yes more complilation SCP videos!! I love these types of videos the most because we get to see so many different but interesting SCPs in just 1 video that share 1 common theme, this one being water. I hope you update the other ones in time too!

[@doodleferp8158]

I don't think that there's enough people talking about 2790. *Good.*

[@mathieuleader8601]

1861 reminds me of the French narrator from Spongebob as well as the Cyclops diver from the 1st Spongebob movie

[@gavinstepanek532]

Literally the only videos I look forward to listening to anymore, thank you for all the hard work you put into your videos!

[@AFreakingAxeCH]

Last definitely giving Groudon and Kyogre vibes

[@shimpscampy]

My first day back at classes, you always come in clutch! Now to go to my 8 am chem class :(. But really, thank you for giving me something to always look forward to on Monday mornings, sometimes it’s the only thing that gets me out of bed.

[@storm5ds68]

another video about aquatic SCPs??? YEAH BABY, THIS IS WHAT ITS ALL ABOUT YESSIR

[@manvsmanatee1793]

Always the perfect videos to fall asleep to

[@emmahealy4863]

Me, paying no attention to the background KZbin SCP video: *hears the words "North Sea" * ... *looks at the North Sea visible from my bedroom window in horror*

[@holyglaucus2444]

thank the gods I was just thinking about how I couldn't get to sleep! TES to the rescue

[@wcookiv]

Stole my comment. X)

[@shadowblood95]

Woke up at 3 am. See this pop up when I check youtube. Now I have a mission.

[@irish3641]

Lol, for the squid one I could just imagine the squid sitting at a computer typing the document up and complimenting himself giddily

[@behindthepie9430]

I think ive fallen asleep/woken up to this video at least 3 times.

[@quagmaTV]

2790 is my all time favorite skip, so cool to hear you narrate about my favorite lovable squid.

[@justinsmith5870]

1861 is one of my favorite scp. Steampunk sub and dive suits, an anomalous dimension and an ending that leaves you with more questions than answers.

[@JustAnAverageGuy5731]

The Exploring Series is the BEST SCP channel here on KZbin. 😍

[@bigbiglarge]

never been so happy to see a video in my life

[@idontknowhowtonamethings.6905]

The more in-depth videos on individual scps are great, but I do love these compilation type videos.

[@redraven150]

I discovered the SCP foundation about a week ago now think.. I'm totally hooked and I listen to this pretty much all day at work along with some other similar strange and mysterious tubers. I've gone through about 50 videos so far and it makes me so happy to see I have hundreds and hundreds left lol. Love the long ones!

[@nosuchchannel4358]

My guy I just finished watching the last of your scp videos then this comes hell yea

[@markomalmi7989]

"Flying scp!" "Naahh.." "Massive sandwurm!" "Naaaahh" "Cosmic planet-devourer!" "Mm.. somewhat interes..." "AQUATIC MONSTERS" "OH MAN!"

[@Undeadstein]

Somewhere beyond the sea Somewhere waiting for me

[@cjclark2002]

Dude, please keep doing more of these types of vids/SCPs!

[@Punipunpi_panda]

I suddenly decided to watch this while taking a bath

[@shmalexshmanderson280]

i was looking for aquatic horror stories to listen to tonight and you sir have answered my prayer

[@EnvisionerWill]

Before listening to even the first of these, I'll make a prediction/request for one of my favorite off-the-wall SCPs in the low numbers, "Gravity's Rainbow", an anomalous ion storm that turns the rain falling below it into an anti-gravity fluid, so that if you step in a puddle you immediately have gravity's effect upon you reversed, get flung off into space at a thousand miles an hour - unless you can take off your wet boot really quickly. The idea is scientifically nonsense, but considering that it takes its name from a famously obscure novel by Thomas Pynchon, I found the idea of literalizing it hilarious. Like Moosphere and Bass Straight, this is very much in the category of SCPs that might lead the inhabitants of the SCP universe to suspect that they're fictional creations of some *very* twisted authors.

[@lastofthe4horsemen279]

I was thinking about Thomas Pynchon yesterday. Interesting

[@WaitingToBeAGhost]

This is all I have been waiting for thank you so much Man

[@ShockArcl1te]

Thumbnail demands you do a video on the Bioshock lore. I'm sorry, you brought this upon yourself.

[@toaster9922]

Those 9% of people in the diving suits that show minimal intelligence and only make animal or toddler noises are the pets and children that some of the people crammed into suits.

[@wnrr2696]

I love how you can do SCP or warhammer and it still be just as informative and im relatively new to both so that’s good. Keep up the great work

[@basimaziz]

Oooof... By helping 3700, they just hurt it... From what we're seeing, losses cause the loser to come back stronger; with an opposite effect for the winner. Need to let the back and forth happen naturally. Orrrr maybe both of them dying here means it's done for good? Or does it just start again later?

[@dimples2270]

Ngl, the ambient rain and thunder was pretty relaxing.

[@afrigidnightmare4868]

You should do Winter SCP’s as well

[@Imaproshaman7]

Wow, that was really cool. I love these ones that cover a bunch of related SCPs because they're always so unique. Nice.

[@tbrazy2509]

Been really needing a post from you these days brother. Thank you

[@zarlsalamandersspacemarine302]

The perfect video to fall asleep to~

[@178fitgher5]

Anything made by this man is the best thing to fall asleep to.

[@zarlsalamandersspacemarine302]

@@178fitgher5 (Smashes table) AGREED

[@dannyd.9932]

Perfect timing for a late night shift at work

[@bismael2038]

The SCP Foundation has to be one of the best inventions of aspiring artists on the internet, no, one of the best inventions of the internet-Age of information of humanity. Anyone can write as long as the article isn't something not within acceptable parameters. The artist has free publicity and the fans get free entertainment, no wonder the SCP Foundation is well liked, as it should. Sometimes you remember that good things happen, thank you all that SCP Foundation happened.

[@jellohshots1911]

Who would win? A cold, calculating organization, or one squiddy bOI?

[@aliveandwellinisrael2507]

17:08 Oh I see what you did there.

[@Fricroller]

This saved my life i thikk ive been watching the first aquatic video for months

[@kucimaka8092]

that one with the submarine was one of the first SCPs I have ever read. It is great.

[@griffgoldsteinreference]

It’s always a good day when an SCP Exploring Series video is uploaded. Keep up the amazing work, TES!

[@morrisergeo]

Bro when you say stuff like ‘over the years…’ I get all weepy. Been listening for years, love every video.

[@Sillimant_]

re: SCP-3280 If memory serves, it isn't a hostile entity, it's water that doesn't like being contained. Since human bodies are made of 60% water it would try to escape the containment of the human body, with violence

[@emmahealy4863]

Hmm, that reminds me of Percy Jackson. He finds out that he can control human bodily fluids in the Heroes of Olympus books and is completely horrified, so he and Annabeth just decide to pretend like it never happened ... it would be cool if someone could write a fanfic crossover where PJO demigods with weird superpowers get arrested by the SCP foundation to be studied and kept out of trouble ...

[@WireWhiz]

“You do not recognize the bodies in the water” oh no.

[@mossystoneproductions905]

I love this background; The Bigger Daddy

[@TheNocturnalLogician]

Kinda love the reference to "You do not recognize the bodies in the water" 🤔😏

[@Lrr_Of_Omikron]

I like to imagine the sub from the first scp is full of a bunch of big daddys from bioshock.

[@krisnayosep7121]

As a person who have phobia with something under the water Your thumbnail alr scared me alot than the rest

[@donniedarko4487]

Thx for the vid love the ocean and sea monsters so really happy to see another one of theses aquatic SCP vids thx again

[@AIXMK1]

I always enjoy your videos man

[@xXDarkxIdealsXx]

"You do not recognize the bodies in the water" whew, dodged a bullet there bud...

[@simon5143]

Have you thought of covering some of Steven King’s work? It would be really interesting of you talking about “The Jaunt”. It wouldn’t surprise me if The Jaunt gave some inspiration to the SCP-universe.

[@mitchellpennell]

Love the bioshock edit in the thumbnail/intro.

[@hypnotichistorian8152]

Oh great, because my fear of the ocean wasn't already bad enough.

[@placebo2361]

Love these ones hands down my favourite, reminds of the unknown horrors of the deep shadow over innsmouth vibes