What's The Most BRUTAL Thomas Fate?

The original edit of this video was really depressing so I started over and gave it and arcade game aesthetic which I think turned out pretty good. What you all think?
CHAPTERS
0:00 - Intro
0:51 - Fate #10
2:31 - Fate #9
4:24 - Fate #8
6:34 - Fate #7
8:37 - Fate #6
10:52 - Fate #5
13:09 - Fate #4
15:21 - Fate #3
17:35 - Fate #2
19:58 - Most Brutal Fate is...
22:30 - Conclusion
22:40 - Outro

[@CosmicOffical]

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[@Wolfric_Rogers]

One other brutal fate would be a severe boiler explosion.

[@CosmicOffical]

YES Can't believe i forgot that one! Definitely would be high on the list!

[@aplane9625]

In the Scp of sodor by Victor tanzig Johnny Cuba pushed Alan lang off the bridge and into the cold river He died on impact as his boiler split due to cold water and hot metal clashing

[@steamship999]

Another fate would be being crushed in a Collision

[@Wolfric_Rogers]

@@steamship999, yeah, that'd be pretty horrible too...

[@florjanbrudar692]

Or just "explosion" because diesels explode too.

[@NattyStar77]

Tbf the most brutal fate is being in thomas & friends all engines go ☠️

[@galaxyverse1546]

Honestly.

[@levidarling5107]

Agreed!

[@Bleatnik356]

1000,00,00,00,00%

[@alexandergonyea4642]

An additional point on the "sinking" fate, the ghost engine mentioned by Rusty died in a river. So if we believe the story to be real, that means that in the event the engine didn't die on impact, engines can still drown like humans. Taking Salty into account, perhaps they can withstand longer under the water than humans can, but will still eventually die beneath the waves.

[@CosmicOffical]

Oooo yes! didn't think of that! good point

[@Reckless_Metal]

That is if his story is even true! 🧐

[@selinapersaud7629]

Even if this story isn’t true, we still have victors story as an example that they don’t exactly die on impact, and it can take a couple of days for them to drown. I mean, he was in the ocean for three or four days, and he was still alive when they eventually lifted him out, although severely rusted. Let’s also keep in mind that in this case, he was in the ocean, which is a body of salt water, versus that engine, who died in a river, which was most likely freshwater, so the death process could’ve been faster in this case than for an engine who died in a body of freshwater.

[@aplane9625]

@@selinapersaud7629Victor landed on a jetty So his face was out of the water

[@selinapersaud7629]

@@aplane9625 I am visually impaired, so I didn’t notice that. thanks. All the same though, if he was left in there for long enough, he would’ve rusted, regardless of if he could breathe or not. I could be wrong, but I would think that metal rust faster in seawater because of the salt.

[@ItsCarlos563]

The Grabber trying to hold Stepney up is a certified *spooky* moment.

[@MagiTailWelkin]

I have literally had a nightmare about that scene.

[@GOJIRAFANABC123-gl7ij]

@MagiTailWelkin, REALLY?!?!?!

[@MagiTailWelkin]

@@GOJIRAFANABC123-gl7ij 100% honest. I have. I've also had at least two about the galleon scene from TUGS.

[@fanofeverything30465]

​@@MagiTailWelkinMe too

[@Valtra_VlogsUK]

I legitimately have zero nightmares or dreams and I don't know how or why

[@scodeknight3178]

1:35 I mean the reason why Derek broke down a lot, was simply because he is based on a class 17. Which were described as and I quote being the most unreliable diesel locomotives in British railways history. I do love how they implemented that into his character it’s another cool example of Thomas characters basis being the inspiration and leading towards their design. And it’s what is disappointing about some characters like Rosie

[@ciarangleeson2880]

Why is it disappointing in Rosie’s case?

[@xaviers2ndaccount354]

maybe because rosie's design is also unreliable?

[@ciarangleeson2880]

It is?

[@scodeknight3178]

@@ciarangleeson2880 no it’s because she had an interesting base design but they didn’t do anything with it she is based on a USA doc tank which are from America and were brought overseas to work on other railways they could’ve implemented that into a character, it would’ve made her a bit more interesting especially during the BWBA Era. Not that it would’ve made it better but you could’ve tied Rosie into the whole series theme of going around the world because her class is from America they could’ve made her more interesting especially when they gave her that a redesign, but she just ended up slipping into the background again.

[@braysfinds7479]

It's even more complicated because two of the Class 17's were re-engined, and ended up being much more sucessful. However, they too were scrapped just by association. This adds a whole new layer, a perfectly capable engine being scrapped because it's siblings were unsucessful.

[@CosmicOffical]

Had to edit this video twice as the first version was too depressing ahah. So I gave it an arcade game aesthetic to make it more fun. What do you all think? 🎲🎰🕹️

[@therailwaymen2203]

Could you upload the old video in a unlisted video and send the link to the video in a pinned comment? I mean can’t let that go to waste (That is unless you already deleted it)

[@jamesthebluecat1263]

😺👍

[@jamesthebluecat1263]

The cat approves.

[@CosmicOffical]

@@therailwaymen2203 Sorry man, I deleted it this morning. Would've have let you see it if I knew.

[@therailwaymen2203]

@@CosmicOffical RIP Its ok

[@vibezonegaming]

To be fair, melting is like a close relative to scrap. It’s what happens to their metal at the end of the scrapping process.

[@florjanbrudar692]

Exactly!

[@grahamdamberger7130]

The main reason he has melting higher than being scrapped is due to the possibility of a machine being melted whole vs being taken apart and having components be melted down. Similar to a human being burned alive vs their corpse being burned after inner organs that can be donated for transplants are taken out (corpses don't get burned down but my point still stands).

[@yeetboiwhatyesplease2095]

Honestly I’d say being abandoned or forgotten is the worst fate. Left to rust over tens, perhaps hundreds of years. That sounds like a 9th layer of hell, rotting away without being able to do anything

[@selinapersaud7629]

That, and being left idle. Yes, you’ll still be able to see those you care about, depending on where you were left, but you won’t be able to perform the services that you were built to perform, and I feel as though that could feel like a great punishment, especially to a dedicated worker.

[@selinapersaud7629]

At least he stayed dormant the whole time, could you imagine if he was awake and was able to feel himself being exposed to the elements through that fragile structure?

[@yeetboiwhatyesplease2095]

@@selinapersaud7629 yeah actually that is pretty bad.

[@galaxyverse1546]

A 9th layer of hell that these engines did NOT deserve. ;-;

[@joeleboeuf]

Unless you're Toby, then it's worse.

[@bigbigarchive]

This is probably the closest we'll get to WickedBinge making videos on Thomas

[@Perpisperp]

That’s what i was thinking :)

[@CosmicOffical]

Just looked at their channel, I can see why 😂

[@Perpisperp]

@@CosmicOfficalall we need is a good to evil 😂

[@ThomasAndRandomRobloxGames]

@@Perpisperp i tried to make one of those once, got 2 characters in and gave up

[@joeleboeuf]

​@@Perpisperp I agree.

[@comicfan1324]

I feel like the least brutal fate should be running behind schedule, and then breaking down should be just slightly above it. Both of these are just inconveniences, and unless the engine is owned by a particularly cruel company, the worst they’ll get is a telling off. But breaking down means that you would have to go to a repair yard, or if the company is cruel, they might just throw the thing away. While if something is simply running behind schedule, I’ll probably get another chance to prove itself tomorrow.

[@huemanatee1452]

I think Godred's fate of being salvaged for parts would be more horrifying then simply being scrapped, slowly loosing the essence of his being over time, and we have no idea when a sentient vehicle's consciousness would end.

[@Drockthe3rd]

TBH, the most brutal fate(s) are being exploded or vanishing into thin air, never to be seen again

[@CosmicOffical]

Yes! I really wish i added being exploded

[@nicholasstanton9575]

Arthur, Murdoch, Boco, Duke…

[@hellothere42000]

Being left to rot. A common misconception is that Henry was left to rot in the tunnel but if it was true it would be disturbing and agonising as you have to wait years until you can't take it anymore or something ends you. Hiro almost met this fate too. Along with the teapot engine: Glynn

[@ciarangleeson2880]

COFFEEPOT Engine!

[@hellothere42000]

@@ciarangleeson2880 hush, no-one noticed

[@ciarangleeson2880]

I did.

[@gothnerd887]

I have a theory as to why most people assume Henry died (specifically starved to death) in the bricked up tunnel. They think it's a reference to the famous Edgar Allan Poe story The Cask of Amontiliado and to those people I have two points. Point 1: If it were a true reference the tunnel would be on a forgotten bit of track only the Fat Controller knew about but it's out in the open where everyone can see the wall and Henry behind it. 2. If it were a true reference the Fat Controller would have got Henry drunk first (engines can't get drunk)

[@jesselordofcrazy6674]

Another way to stop being a ghost is to give the body a proper funeral

[@TyTheThomasFan]

17:40 When Hurricane’s front wheels were melting, due to him saving Thomas from melting, had he died, I am sure he could’ve been sent to heaven, (only if engines could go there)

[@jamesthebluecat1263]

Too bad that later on in the show we see less and less of these brutal fates.

[@gothnerd887]

Yeah, it's like they're using Goth Repellent 😅

[@splendengines]

"We cant traumatize the children!!" - Mattel

[@Dev2009_2]

Ikr

[@neonfroot]

Yet the accidets are shown to be more graphic. Remember nesr the end of Journey Beyond Sodor when Thomas almost fell into a smelting pot?

[@florjanbrudar692]

@@neonfroot And Hurricane's wheels melting as we see in the video.

[@hunterneitzel3012]

Sinking is probably the biggest threat for sentient ships and boats, as things like the hull breaking or capsizing is a death sentence, especially when they are on a lake or the ocean, as they'll completely sink to the bottom and become lost. For cars, getting scrapped is especially brutal, at first their reusable parts are taken off, before what's left is crushed In a giant press

[@florjanbrudar692]

Not just cars, but all other road vehicles too.

[@hunterneitzel3012]

@@florjanbrudar692 true

[@countchompula1896]

I’d rather be crushed instantly then slowly cut apart.

[@hunterneitzel3012]

​​​​​​​@@countchompula1896 it's not an instant crush, more like an excruciatingly painful 20 seconds,, and usually they've already ripped the engine, transmission, and electrics out and removed the battery and catalytic converter, and taken off the wheels. I've seen it happen, just the feeling of inevitable death followed by 20 seconds of pain as they're flattened into a car pancake or a block of mangled metal and plastic depending on the crusher,, and often I see multiple cars crushed at the same time so you already see a crushed corpse when you get there. They then load the flattened cars onto a truck and drive them away, to as far as I am aware of, a smelters Yard

[@roymackenzie-jy4lr]

In tugs, they didn't really take sinking seriously enough, and most that sank or crashed were sentient, but faceless

[@KevinStriker]

Introducing real-life consequences like being scrapped to the RWS was a stroke of genius on the Reverend Awdrey's part: He loved trains and the railways, so looking at the British Rail scrapping hundreds of steam engines beginning in 1963, showing his characters dreading this fate created empathy and was a great way to spread awareness among his readers. Just one of many examples of real-life helping write the books.

[@NathanielPiscian]

That thumbnail is the definition of brutal

[@smudger25]

AHEM

[@TonyTheCarrot]

@@smudger25 Hello, Smudger! How are you after all these years? Have the workmen preserved you well enough? Fine engines like me of course wouldn’t know. -In regards, Duke

[@NathanielPiscian]

Definitely the definition of brutality nothing tops it

[@fanofeverything30465]

​@@smudger25Did you get rescued

[@connorflaherty175]

I thinking exploding in and of itself is the worst fate for any engine, maybe short of becoming a ghost. I mean, boiler explosions are the worst accidents to occur during the steam era. And regarding melting, I think that is made even worse if an engine is thrown into a smelting pit.

[@florjanbrudar692]

Smelting pot

[@connorflaherty175]

@@florjanbrudar692 no, smelting pit. Like the fiery pit that is the lake of fire and burning sulfur and brimstone mentioned in the Bible.

[@skybrineplays4110]

Fate #8: Sinking Fate #1: becoming a ghost My brain, immediately: *thinking of The Horrors of Hawin Lake*

[@hainsleyflyer9485]

I feel like being cannibalized is the worst fate. It is physical, mental, and emotional. It would be painful, not quick, a combination of being repurposed, scrapped, and forgotten. think of Godred’s full fate (if you believe Culdee’s story).

[@CosmicOffical]

Oh yeah definitely

[@galaxyverse1546]

Damn, you’re right. That really is fucked up… 😐

[@fanofeverything30465]

Wasn't that story said to be made up though

[@hainsleyflyer9485]

@@fanofeverything30465 while the narrator said that Culdee made the story up, the Number 1 of the CFR is never seen. I feel like that line was added so Awdry didn’t have to explain that a character fully died in the series, but within most fans canons I feel like Godred is considered a real engine and did in fact meet his demise by falling down the mountain and being cannibalized by the railway.

[@fanofeverything30465]

@@hainsleyflyer9485 I think he was probably scrapped afterwards Realisctly he'd already be in peaces from the fall meaning canerblising him would be impossible

[@sonictailsx4690]

I have to say, some of these fates are really brutal when you think about it.. Also I love this video game aesthetic in this video. I would love to see more of this in future videos.

[@john_o]

I'm surprised you didn't mention Hiro in your "forgotten" part. Being forgotten would be bad enough, but imagine being forgotten while far away from your native homeland? Meanwhile with Duke, he at least got to have a snooze while trapped in his shed, so it was almost like no time had passed for him, while it's implied Hiro was awake for most of his time missing. Plus, he was missing since the construction of Sodor's mainline (early 1900's to presumably the 1960's), while Duke was only missing for about 20 years.

[@TMNTfan20035]

And also corroded over time

[@SonicJrandSarah]

Certainly, a good way to dive deep into the darker ends of the Thomas franchise. I think that getting scrapped is probably the most feared fate the engines have, but you do have a point that melting or becoming a ghost are much more brutal.

[@PilloTheStar]

The episode where rheneas almost tore himself apart just to get his passengers home scared me as a kid. It was the ominous music, that did NOT belong in a kids show.

[@user-dp6cw9po5k]

What About the Time Edward Broke his Left Rear Wheel Crankpin which in turn caused his Left siderod to Rip his Left side Apart in the Series 2 episode Edward's Exploit?!

[@PilloTheStar]

@@user-dp6cw9po5k didn't ses that episode til I was an adult, but I did see the flying kipper episode where henry almost drowns. Classic thomas had such good ominous music it's crazy.

[@1964catt]

even as a kid back in the early 2000's i thought the scrapyard was dark, just seeing all those DEAD train kinda made me wander

[@Xiaolruc]

I don't wish to detract from the potential mental impact of being forgotten in other scenarios, but wasn't Duke genuinely asleep until he was discovered? I don't think he would have been able to suffer much in the way of mental anguish if he was just asleep the whole time.

[@karenfan010]

9:45 I can imagine the other mountain engines are deeply traumatized at the fact there wearing the remains of a dead guy.

[@chillplacegaming9499]

Those 8-bit transitions are so cool! Did you make them yourself?

[@CosmicOffical]

Yup! They were very fun to make! Glad you liked them!

[@galaxyverse1546]

@@CosmicOfficalWhat did you use to make those? I’m curious.

[@TheGingerEngine]

Loving the new format's you're using for your videos. Different styles, ranking videos and increasing quality. Very well done my friend ☺️🚂🚃

[@jamesjesse9773]

Fortunately not included in the franchise (due to how horrific it would be,) but a boiler explosion would be excruciatingly brutal. The poor engine blown to smithereens and the crew boiled. The remains of the engine would be scrapped, and the crew would have little chance of surviving their injuries. A truly heartbreaking fate.

[@aplane9625]

So An engine having taco bell

[@5SuperAviationFans]

Explosions are possibly a very dangerous fate, a vehicle can explode when it overheats or failed. It could kill everyone, even the vehicles.

[@Ryder-a-Blaze]

Salty: I love the sea but not to the point where I want to be sleeping with the fishes

[@galaxyverse1546]

Lol. 😂

[@fanofeverything30465]

That makes Salty sound like a sexual devant

[@galaxyverse1546]

@@fanofeverything30465 Lol. 😂😂

[@stoneforest2639]

Thomas and friends is like Pokémon. It’s a cute, charming world and story, but if you think about it too hard it’s absolutely fucked up and wrong. I mean we got the sentient vehicle slavery and the supernatural animal fighting rings, damn.

[@thegruffenator6498]

I'm surprised you didn't talk about boiler explosions considering that was often a fate of steam engines despite not being seen in Thomas, it. Is referred to a lot of times

[@CosmicOffical]

Yep i know, forgot about that one.

[@thegruffenator6498]

@Cosmic it could be summed up as the truly worst way to go, not just for the engine that blows up but anything and anyone around it, causing severe destruction, it wouldn't have been like it was in the great race it would've been nasty There's plenty of times where boiler explosions nearly happen and hints they could, as Duke nearly runs out of water saving sir handle In the fan series Sodor fallout we do see donalds boiler explode and the description of its pretty bad. Real pictures help show just how dangerous they are and probably why we never really saw one It's truly the saying "if I'm going down, I'm taking you with me" and what no one wants to happen.

[@harrisonallen651]

Scrap is a fear unlike any other threat to our precious engines

[@henrygoodsengine4719]

Being trapped as a ghost never at rest is the worst.

[@aplane9625]

In Victor tanzigs stories of sodor There is something called a final firing where a chemical agent called black is introduced to an engine’s system Which sadly causes them to pass Then the engine is scrapped Like Adam 😢

[@Trainfan1563]

"The spiteful brake van met his end when he got SMASHED by Douglas" 💀💀💀💀 I'm dying rn lol 13:52

[@blue_object]

In 17:35 did he forgot about the time in TATMR When Diesel 10 almost made James and jr Being burned alive in A hot steaming furnace because there was a scene where James was on the edge to falling off but luckily Junior had some gold dust that he was going to give to Lily with him not to mention Journey beyond sodor it was just hurricanes wheels that were being melted and he was melting very slowly so literally any time and engine can come over and see them But in tatmr if James fell in the furnace he wouldn’t melt in their very quickly so in my opinion TATMR Smelters yard scene is the most brutal fate that we could’ve Saw

[@a-Tom-ic]

Just brilliant video man, a question we were all thinking of but never thought to ask lol

[@michaelhobbs3426]

Being scrapped it’s the most scariest fate of all time and melting.

[@NintendoGamer2600]

Great music choices!!!! Would've never expected them in a Thomas video.

[@traintrack3761]

This gave me goosebumps! Fantastic video! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@jeremiahsisaias8677]

I had a feeling that Smudger, Stanley, Scruffy, The Spiteful Brakevan and Godred were going to be in this video... It's so convenient that "Toad stands by" was going to be shown in this video that I drew this episode some days ago.😊 I'm still triggered to this day of wondering how Salty was able to survive being miles down underwater from night to morning in "Steam Team to the rescue"... "Blue Mountain Mystery" did show the seriousness of feeling guilty for thinking you killed someone by accident as Luke found out. Hurricane getting his wheels melted in "Journey beyond Sodor" was 1 dreadful way of an engine to die... 1 of the most heartbreaking ways of engines being scraped would be in "Tenders for Henry" when Gordon finds out his LNER family except for Flying Scotsman are all dead. Duke wasn't the only character to be forgotten for years. We have Hiro, Glynn, Old Slow Coach and Dexter. You could've added exploding for a brutal fate for engines. Examples like "Rusty and the Boulder", "Thomas, Percy and Old Slow Coach" and "The Great race", Boulder blows up a shed next to Percy, James' fuel tanker train catches fire, and Gordon without his safety valve has his boiler explode which could've killed him from the inside. Buried would've been brutal. Percy got buried alive by coal in "Put Upon Percy" and Skarloey got buried by a snow avalanche and some slate trucks in "Snow". Freezing would be harsh such as in "Jack Frost" for Percy and Terence on an ice lake in "Terence breaks the ice".

[@galaxyverse1546]

You make great points on all of these topics.

[@fanofeverything30465]

Lady was also forgotten about for years and Smudger presumably was

[@lfraycray]

Honestly, despite that it’s aimed at younger audiences, I don’t think little kids should watch classic Thomas. A lot of the episodes are quite dark and it might traumatize them. Just looking back at those as an adult, those moments are quite traumatizing. They can at least have an adult watch it with them!

[@TheCuteJ50Kid]

Man this was epic! This was a amazing theory! Amazing Job! i love the editing!

[@CosmicOffical]

Thank you!

[@TheCuteJ50Kid]

@@CosmicOffical your welcome

[@Arkay315]

Salty- "time to disobey the laws of physics"

[@Chase4296]

Destroy*

[@Chase4296]

You can bring back to life if 5 minutes to even one day In the water. Salty just fated.

[@galaxyverse1546]

It’s called plot convenience, my dear friend.

[@galaxyverse1546]

But Imma be honest. If I found out Salty died in the show, I would’ve been so upset. Like, bro, I would be DISTRAUGHT.

[@fanofeverything30465]

​@@galaxyverse1546They wanted Salty alive

[@jamesgroccia644]

Fact check for Rheneas operating the Skarloey Railway by himself. When his valve gear jammed while pulling a passenger train, he pressed on because of the threat of the railway closing down. Skarloey, the namesake engine on this railway, also broke down pulling a passenger train. But where Rheneas felt he *had* to press on, Skarloey *wanted* to. Even though with Skarloey there was no threat of closing down.

[@CosmicOffical]

Yep i know that, used it as an example for the circumstances showing something like it is actually possible.

[@plumberchoochooman]

I Think the most brutal was probably the engines from the other railway in the RWS. Darkest thing I've ever seen in a Show about Talking Trains doing Jobs for a Fat Man.

[@OfficialRHPLAYZ]

I ligit binge watched all your videos and this one was the first one I watched so thank you

[@WBenzSEL]

I had no idea that Thomas the Tank Engine Lore could be so fascinating. I’ve spent 3 hours sorting through the garage and various cupboards in my home listening to your videos.

[@sandvicheatfresh]

having the fat controller give a stern look and say "you have caused confusion and delay"

[@scotthamp384]

When you showed the picture of the tender engine underwater, I had to turn my head away each time. I couldn't bare to look at it

[@BillandBenProductions6792]

Great video and it’s so cool how you made the video kind of like a video game

[@CraftsTimReview]

My favorite part of this video is definitely the topics of being repurposed because I remember seeing videos and blogs about having express coaches and cabooses being refurbished into motel rooms or even house for people to say in. Sometimes whenever I think about it, I always wonder how would the rolling stock characters in the Thomas universe behave whenever people making loud noises inside of them.

[@alexerny5552]

I don't know if this counts as "forgotten", but in Season Five, Scruffy again has another terrible fate. While it isn't confirmed, his face appears on a truck sent hurtling down into a mine. Which promptly collapses. Meaning, there are trucks stuck down in a collapsed mine, unsure if they are going to be rescued (because they are trucks). At least Duke had a chance of being rescued. No one is going to want to save a truck stuck 300 feet underground.

[@vibezonegaming]

I mean theoretically the trucks probably died from the mine collapsing. Their wood wouldn’t be strong enough to prevent the falling stone from crushing them in that cave.

[@fanofeverything30465]

Not to mention Duke was asleep the entire time unlike those poor trucks

[@Hannibal1462]

A big reason for the brutality was the authors opinion on the needless nature of the 1955 Modernization Plan and then the Beeching Cuts, where all steam engines were scrapped for Diesel and Electric engines, and then most of the lines were eliminated after that failed to turn the system around.

[@theflyingshunter]

Diesel 10: Thanks for the Ideas

[@liamconnollyst]

Nice update to this video the arcade-like sprites were very good.

[@GamerKiing-tb2sw]

The ghost fate is very deadly because there’s some ghost engines that we know about but luckily they got defeated

[@gothnerd887]

11:00 I reckon Duke and Aurora (of the Azran) would be able to bond over being buried for years on end.

[@yannislee2344]

Plot twist: What if Rheneas crashed beyond repair at Blue Mountain Quarry in BMM?

[@f1zzMsm]

I love the video game-esque style! 😍

[@WatchVidsMakeLists]

I'm new to this channel but I very much like the arcade aesthetic, brings a nice levity to the video.

[@Deputationproductions1]

The thumbnail looks really cool and the video it’s nice and dark and pretty sad

[@CosmicOffical]

Thank you!

[@Titancamera2-y7x]

Only true cosmic fans can like this comment

[@tudorbrancuturcu5996]

If a Thomas video crossovered with Pacman

[@TuurFrings]

if a steam engine with a hot boiler falls into cold water the boiler can explode which will no doubt kill the engine

[@aplane9625]

In the Scp of sodor by Victor tanzig Johnny Cuba pushed Alan lang off the bridge and into the cold river He died on impact as his boiler split due to cold water and hot metal clashing

[@TuurFrings]

@@aplane9625 yes, that sounds like a really painfull death. i love Victor's work and actually really liker Alan, sad that he died

[@TuurFrings]

@@aplane9625 and i'm hoping for season 5

[@Rhenasn2]

Quem é esse Victor ?

[@FoolishEvan]

the worst fate is getting scrapped as an engine by diesel 10

[@melissasowell2413]

I still find it funny when Thomas insults Gordon about smelling like ditch water because he previously fell into the swamp near the turntable. Falling into water would be bad but a smelly swamp would be even worse.

[@michaelhobbs3426]

Spooky as a ghost is the fearful they represent the vehicles that had bad accidents beyond damage.

[@florjanbrudar692]

I did expect scrapping to be number 1 but I absolutely agree with your order of the final three. But... you did leave out of your list boiler explosions, which we did see once in the show. I would place it just before scrap. Diesels can absolutely explode as well.

[@starlightdragon2665]

As a train enthusiast; i think replacement due to increasing technology is a grim fate and inevitable. Imagine learning the mainland has developed a new engine like the GE AC6000CW, and its safer, more cost effective and has less issues (just as an example) That would mean engines that are on the problem list will be replaced with these new engines and likely sentenced to death by scrapping. And that means engines that hear about this have to fear the terror of eventually being relegated to this fate; or retirement as museum trains.

[@NWRailfansproductions]

Scrap is the worst death ever (in my opinion)

[@chloe-stephlis6281]

Anyone else get a bit creeped out seeing the spiteful Break Van’s face being lifted after the incident? Makes me wonder what becomes of the face.

[@adamwhelan3714]

The amount of casual murder. The show is pretty dark in parts looking back now

[@alexlycan8]

Another locomotive in the ghost category that wasn’t necessarily in the main franchise, but more of a fan made one. Is the infamous No. 0, Timothy.

[@onetrackmind3558]

I love these little 2D pixel animations.

[@user-it1fo3wl9i]

Bulstrode was put back on water in AEG, dont forget that.

[@captainminecraft631]

going up in flames should be on the fate list, even though this has never happened. It's like taking a bath in lava.

[@joshpack7330]

59 seconds early. When I watch these videos, I know you're speaking facts!

[@selinapersaud7629]

I think that we should set aside the fate of being left idle as its own thing. Like the fate of being forgotten, this fate also takes a significant mental toll on the victim. If the vehicle is old and severely worn out, as we’ve seen with one or two characters, and their owners/operators are in dire financial straits and don’t think they’re worthy to be fixed, that could leave them quite depressed. No matter how confident or strong they are, they might start questioning their worth, and their mind could wander to dark places such as them believing that it would be better if they were scrapped for money to revitalize the situation for those around them. I think this fate is on the same level as being forgotten, because even if they’re surrounded by people, a deteriorated mental state can make one feel as if they had been forgotten even if they haven’t.

[@matthewformella6001]

5:23 Rescued and Restored

[@emmajs89]

I wish duke wasn’t abandoned in the shed he chose to sleep for all the 20 years

[@akadventuring]

The Engines Of Crewe (series I'm making) soon to come ending: the railway gets destroyed, Topham and the very few employees all jump off of the suspension bridge and you know what happens and all the engines and coaches get scrapped and it ends on a black void with the word *"NOTHING".*

[@Ruboku_bunny]

16:16 noo. Rebbeca going to scrap

[@VO7194]

smudger didn't deserve that he was just built terribly

[@ALCO-C855-fan]

Elizabeth likely was forgotten, because she was rude, disrespectful and unkind.

[@purpleish.v]

I would add boiler/engine explosions to the top of the list.

[@Squant]

If you're wondering why every chapter shows as commonly skipped to in the timeline, it's because you repeat yourself about five times over for each fate. I only had to hear it once, with an example, to get the idea and then I wanted to know the next one.

[@MrDankEngine1999]

These fates were really devastating.

[@briandesens144]

I think that it looks awesome

[@LBSC70]

I like the 1980s video game pixelated cut scenes

[@BrokenBuffer]

8:03 Godred’s ghost: oh This is F@$king BullS&%t!

[@railsunlimitedczechpelindo]

Now huricccane wouldnt of melted all the way, but he would still be put through agony until he was tooken out

[@crazyleyland5106]

Having found out about the train crematorium at Mayer Newman's scrapyard at Snailwell, Cambridgeshire, I am glad that railway vehicles aren't sentient. Diesel/ electric multiple units and carriages with asbestos lining were sent here. They were fired to remove all the internal panelling to make it easier to dispose of the asbestos.

[@user-xf6pz8fr8v]

14:04 if you look you can kinda see Diesel 10’s claw