What Scott got right with his scares on FNAF 4 and Sister Location was forcing the player to listen closely in order to survive, which means of the jumpscare does hit, it hits while they're paying full attention to their surroundings
His FNAF 4 jumpscare is easily his most genuine. FNAF 4 is definitely the scariest of the games especially when you don't understand the mechanics and are in a false sense of security (example: thinking the first night is never really that bad)
@@ChrisHinners008 you need to catch a fish because this red monstrous 8bit demon doesn’t have enough polygons for fingers, and his only source of consumables is indeed 8bit fish because it can fit in his mouth somehow. So you need to use the scheme on your keyboard to help the red 8bit demon catch the consumable so that he doesn’t pass from the starvation, and the lack of foods. If you do not succeed in the process of this hefty work, you will not be able to use the Fazbear branded surveillance cameras mounted around the facility. Nor the Fazbear branded surveillance monitor. So chances of survival will be slim for a uncertain amount of duration, but you are still able to use the Fazbear branded security doors, or the fazbear branded vent seals, or the fazbear branded decapitated freddy fazbear head which was originally used as a act of defence against the animatronics by the security guards in 1983. You can still use the fazbear branded security handheld flash light/torch. As it’s also known as a torch outside of South America. Which is logical considering it’s not even a part of the tablet, but it is unknown why it still causes power to be consumed from the building power. Any questions?
FFPS does that, for sure Just chilling in your office -- hearing some random quiet noise -- die Just doing a salvage -- animatronic changes its face a bit -- you don't care for the first time -- die
The first jumpscare that Markiplier reacted in the Sister location was the Bidybab jumpscare when he was hiding under the desk but I gotta admit that the one with Funtime Freddy has a far better reaction xd
I don’t think people understand the thing about security breach. It’s partially because the jumpscare is very easily predictable. He seen chica walk towards him, if you know something is going to happen you wouldn’t be surprised, or scared, and anyway you still see him jump.
yeah, if it was a game that just checks the camera and shuts the door, then the jumpscares would be un-predictable and people will scream like a 4year old girl
In fact what would make Security Breach a little more better would be a better sistem of chase, because in most games what makes us feel the genuine fear is the feeling of being chased, take Outlast as an example, this's the first one, the second one would be a more decaying, closed, creepy ambiance instead of a freaking beautiful and great omega blaster shopping center mall
The first jumpscare always hits incredibly hard as you don't know what will happen and how the jumscare will look and sound like, no other games made youtubers jump off their chairs from jumpscares, the golden part of five nights at Freddy's.
and how cool that his first jumpscare was foxy. there's just nothing like the visceral fear of your first time seeing him run down the hall while you rush for the door button, and imagine that experience without having any of the other other jumpscares yet
My first jumpscare was in FNAF4... i had no idea how to play the game and then bonnie jumped out on me... Now, when I know a bit about everything, Bonnie is still the most terrifying animatronic in fnaf4 and fnaf4 is the scariest game of them all. So having him scare me as a first? That was certainly something
FNAF 3 kiiiiind of did that with the first night. You could get jumpscared, by the phantoms, but there was no way to actually die since Springtrap wasn't in the building yet and he's the only true threat. It'd be fun to extend that idea into a game but have the killer show up midway through like you said 😀
@@bekiboyfnaf2171 Imagine if a game built up tension towards a potential scare… then kept building it up and up and up… then never letting that tension release, leaving you feeling tense as things wrap up. Jumpscare are great when done correctly, but they’ve also become predictable in the sense that they WILL happen
It’s a fair point, never bothered playing them because I thought it just looked boring and gimmicky. My gf wanted to buy FNAF 1 on switch yesterday so I thought “why not”, and it’s a hell of a lot scarier when you’re the one playing it.
@@spicychicknballz I had the same experience with FNAF 2, watched it and didn't look that scary but actually playing it yourself its terrifying and the pressure builds very quickly when all the animatronics are coming after you and you have to make sure to flash the lights, wind up the music box, check the vents, put on the freddy mask etc.
I wouldn't say it's jumpscare quality, per se, as much as its execution. After all, Foxy's jumpscare in FNaF1 is the mildest thing ever, barring the noise used. Sound is an important aspect of gameplay. Not to mention, what works in a prerendered, atmosphere-focused environment isn't going to track when you're dealing with an overwhelming drug trip like UCN or a 3D environment like Help Wanted.
@@EpicJosh84 I think the biggest part is a combination of a build up of tension, the sound design, the lack of strategy and the anticipation. Once you get jumpscared once, you already know what to expect, but the tension caused over time by simply trying to survive combined with the fact that for FNaF 1 and 6 there isn't an "optimal strategy" like there is for the rest of the games causes the anticipation of the jumpscares to fade away, because you no longer anticipate it as you're more focused on surviving. Not to mention, when the power goes down, the timing of Freddy's jumpscare is never the same, he can wait until it's almost 6AM or jumpscare you immediately, even his song doesn't always play entirely. The randomness of FNaF 1 made the expected turn into the unexpected, you never knew if you'd make it or you'd fuck up and get killed. That's not even mentioning that Security Breach has the worst atmosphere and jumpscare sound of them all. In FNaF one the jumpscare sound made sense, it was the sound of a child screaming and the animatronics have the corpses of children stuffed inside of them. In FNaF Security Breach the sound that plays when an animatronic grabs you is the same sound that plays when the Security Guard grabs you, and she doesn't even open her mouth so where would the sound even come from?
@@rcl4737 Pretty much, especially since security breach's most terrifying spooks are actually the bugs and lack of optimization. How do you take it seriously when Vanessa uses the same sound as the animatronics without even opening her mouth?
@@porterbrown836 I know but it’s also basic assumption. Even if you were new to the series and you played this game you would also expect instant death
@@karenfan010 the problem with SB is that you know your dead before you die. So the Jump scare as little to no value. If you notice the security bots got more reactions because they can blind side you and seemly come out of nowhere. Jump scares only work when it comes out of no where when your not expecting it, or suddenly after a series of short events.
I'll never forget the sheer shock of the "I'm alive?!" In FNAF 3. I watched it the day Mark uploaded it and my reaction was the exact same after the Phantom Balloon Boy jumpscare. Lol. Good memories!
My first FNAF 2 Jumpscare was in the VR remake, I accidentally put the mask on, not seeing Chica in front of me, so I just took it off, and got jumpscared
everyone has memed on "was that the bite of 87???", but imo, "something is loose in my pizzaria???" is missed potential. its so fucking funny to me. something about how he says it in the most perfectly *Distraught* voice while lifting his face out of his hands just kills me. i can just imagine an actual pizza chef standing outside their restaurant, saying that line in the exact same manner of horror and distress, while a raccoon wreaks havoc on some tomato sauce in kitchen. (1:47)
The first time I saw fnaf 1 was when I watched a friend play it and I thought there was just this one idiot who decided to guard a house filled with murderous animals.
@@Ladisepic I don’t wanna start an argument or anything, but from a mostly factual standpoint, the animatronics are too human-like to be scary and the jumpscare sound is weaker than the OG’s. The movement and personalities are that of a person. Just looking at how Freddy jumps in the opening cutscene, I believe it more to be a person in a suit rather than a robot. And not in the Glitchtrap sort of way where he has creepy movement. The animatronics suddenly became less animatronic. And it’s also the color. Even though the Toy animatronics were almost as colorful as these, they had some darker colors and had other features that made them scary like Bonnie’s eyes or Chica’s lack of a beak or Mangle’s whole clown-like persona. And not even that, but the whole mall is lit up with colors unlike the grimy, broken, and industrial look of all the other locations. Nothing about this game other than possibly Vanny screams “scary” to me but rather just an enemy to you as the player. I also think the lack of suddenness to the jumpscare allows you to anticipate it before it happens, which has a lot to do with the open-map gameplay. FNaF was never supposed to be free roam, or more accurately have the animatronics run at you before the scream. This game just lost it’s frightening touch that all of the previous games had nailed down.
The entire fnaf fandom when SB exists: *Hating intensifies* In my opinion, SB was Fun, there just wasn't too much of an horror element in it, It had It's moments tho.
Funtime Freddy’s is my favorite FNAF jumpscare, and that electrical room section in general is my favorite in all of the FNAF games. The fact that the game forces you to listen REALLY close to hear if he’s coming closer, which is the most nervewracking thing ever. The fact that you have to load each electrical system painfully slowly with a piercing beeping that blocks out the sound of the room. The fact that you are in almost total darkness and have no control over where the faint light is flashing in the room. The fact that Freddy is moving through the room effortlessly and with almost no sounds, like he’s teleporting between them, and strikes the most menacingly fake-friendly poses you ever see in the series. The fact that the mechanic you have to use to send him back has no clear indication of whether it’s actually working or not, creating even more stress when your brain fills in the gaps and still can’t make out what exactly is happening when you hit that button. The fact that he keeps making little quips and jokes, Kevin Goff’s psychotic voice emanating from his horrible grin as he talks about birthdays and fun as he approaches like a predator. And finally, the jumpscare itself, which has an entirely unique jumpscare sound, a metallic roar more than a scream, like an actual bear is leaping for it’s prey. The way Freddy moves into frame as his literal face opens to reveal his horrifying insides, the jerkiness of his head, his thousand yard stare directly into your soul… exquisite. No wonder Mark physically flung himself back, it’s like he was shot with a bullet. Genuine fright from him there, and from me the first time I played this game. Scott was so good at his craft when FNAF was in it’s prime. Steel Wool had good intentions, but let’s be real, they butchered the formula and the series never recovered.
*My favourite:* Phantom Balloon Boy, followed shortly after by Springtrap. *MEMES:* _"So the first night is never usually that bad in any of the games-"_ (Insert Nightmare Chica completely obliterating Mark).
I’ve never seen any of these before and let my tell you, “The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games so I’ll play thr-“ IMMEDIATELY followed by Nightmare Chica killing him, actually made me fucking CACKLE.
I feel like he legitimately got terrified to his core with Funtime Freddy, which is fair because that game, in my opinion, has the most terrifying jumpscares in any game.
Honestly I agree. FNAF 4 is terrifying because of the tension built by the breathing mechanic and atmosphere, but the Sister Location jump scares happen so fast and almost everything in that game is brand new, which already stresses the player out enough that the reactions to jump scares will ultimately be bigger
If you think about it, all of his first jumpscares are iconic: FNAF 1 - his first jumpscare ever FNAF 2 - ok not THAT iconic FNAF 3 - "I'm alive?! How am I alive?" FNAF 4 - "Ok, so the first night is usually not that bad..." Maybe the others are not that well known
Pizzeria Simulator’s jumpscare genuinely shocked him despite him having years of Fnaf experience since it has an extremely tense buildup and almost randomly occurs. It’s effective since all you are doing is sitting in front of the animatronic bracing yourself for a potential jumpscare that you have almost no idea when it’s going to happen and all you hear is the strange droning noice coming from the recording.
No hate to this comment, but it's not really exaggeration. Some videos, he still has bis "Big Baby Reactions". That's cause not only has he spent countless hours and endless FNaF games over the years, but the recent canon FNaF games weren't half scary. Pewdiepie says it as well, when you know what to expect, it's hard to get scared. Sure he matured in some reactions but it really is up to wether or not the game was indeed THAT scary. (Notice Phasmophobia, he has good screaming reactions that aren't immature, but aren't exaggerated)
@@caspothy5199 Yeah, I know the games haven't been as scary lately, but he's not quite as loud and doesn't have the high pitched screams when he does get genuinely scared (and I don't think that's a result of puberty) is what I meant
@@reffmanlmao if your genuinely scared you'll always have a high pitched scream it's not maturity he's desensitized to scary content now which was inevitable
@@asap6763 The screaming pitch wasn't the problem, it was how long he would scream for and how he would visibly shake. I get that it is scary and that it is his phobia and all, but it was still exaggerated
Still, it's very interesting that with each subsequent game, he gets less and less scared. It's either that he has more experience, or the games are getting less scary.🙃
God after his whole SB playthrough I nearly forgotten how bad the old ones would get him. Man was almost on the floor every time in the older ones. I know he's probably playing it up for laughs, at least to some degree, but it was so fun.
I just noticed that in plenty of these he puts his hands up defensively in front of himself. It could just be theatrics, but- I have no follow-up to this thought, I just thought it was interesting. Or maybe as someone who tends to avoid horror games like the plague (hence why I'm immune to FNAF, BATIM, and etc.), I just never got the chance to see him do it-
So to summon up: Foxy Toy chica Phantom BB/springtrap nightmare chica Biddybab (because technically that was his first jumpscare in SL) Molten freddy phantom freddy/nightmarionne VR Freddy glamrock chica
Foxy was the first of many. This is the real reason I love Foxy. He’s most people’s first killer. Bonnie isn’t active enough on night 1 to kill enough gamers.
@@animejat I’ve heard people claim they’ve gotten XOR on not 50/20 mode but I don’t know if it’s actually possible. If it is it’s extremely rare. Dee Dee can bring in the bonus animatronics on any mode though-I got Bonnet and Lolbit before
I find it funny that Foxy was the first to get him in FNAF1. He's arguably the least scary in that one given that his jumpscare is a good distance from the screen, and you can catch him running on the monitor.
He looks like he's in so much pain when Funtime Freddy jumpscares him. That recoil was intense.
Fr he felt that jumpscare as if it was real
What Scott got right with his scares on FNAF 4 and Sister Location was forcing the player to listen closely in order to survive, which means of the jumpscare does hit, it hits while they're paying full attention to their surroundings
@@thecupcakemedjay3314 yeah, it makes for some pretty intense situations
I think the audio peaked when it happened in the game so that may have something to do with it
@@monsterfanatic5344 yeah I think I remember him saying something about the volume being up really high so that could do it too lol
1:08 probably one of the most brutal jumpscares Mark has gotten
It's probably because Funtime freddys jumpscare sounds like a tyrannosaurus lol.
the fnaf 4 lol
I know he's like ok so the first night is never that bad- AAAAA WAT DA F***!!
Same thing happened to me ironically enough
LMAOOO
Mark: “the 1st Night Is Never That Bad”
Nightmare Chica: Ima Prove Dat Wrong
So the first night is never usually that bad in any of the games so i play through-
*N.Chica jumpscare"
the fact that he survived 17 seconds on 50/20 ucn for the first time was lowkey impressive
Glaze
@@spikytoasterit's not glazing lmao
I remember my record being 1 minute and 30 something seconds. 50/20 was insanely hard
he's known on the internet as *the king of five nights at freddy's,* and he's got the skills to back that title.
my best on mobile is like a minute and 12 seconds i think
His FNAF 4 jumpscare is easily his most genuine. FNAF 4 is definitely the scariest of the games especially when you don't understand the mechanics and are in a false sense of security (example: thinking the first night is never really that bad)
Pizza Sim will always be the scariest to me, idk what it is about it but it's terrifying to me staring at the animatronic waiting for it to move
@@TheSilly6403that game was a perfect balance of goofy fun and terrifying
@@PixlPlayer exactly what FNAF should be imo
It goes from "not that bad" to "not *as* bad"
that one and probably sister location, the use of sound in that game is genuinely scary if you're not anticipating it.
“The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games so-“
Top ten things said moments before disaster
*"AAAAAAAA FAK, WAT DA FAK???"*
Lol
" Famous Last Word "
@@YouDrewsYouLose *AAAAUUUUUH……. AUU-*
I love seeing Mark's reaction to UCN's control scheme
same as me lmao I can’t even remember half of them
“Catch a fish!?!? Why do I have to catch a fish!?!?”
It was the first jumpscare in UCN
Scarier than any jumpscare in the game
@@ChrisHinners008 you need to catch a fish because this red monstrous 8bit demon doesn’t have enough polygons for fingers, and his only source of consumables is indeed 8bit fish because it can fit in his mouth somehow. So you need to use the scheme on your keyboard to help the red 8bit demon catch the consumable so that he doesn’t pass from the starvation, and the lack of foods.
If you do not succeed in the process of this hefty work, you will not be able to use the Fazbear branded surveillance cameras mounted around the facility. Nor the Fazbear branded surveillance monitor. So chances of survival will be slim for a uncertain amount of duration, but you are still able to use the Fazbear branded security doors, or the fazbear branded vent seals, or the fazbear branded decapitated freddy fazbear head which was originally used as a act of defence against the animatronics by the security guards in 1983. You can still use the fazbear branded security handheld flash light/torch. As it’s also known as a torch outside of South America. Which is logical considering it’s not even a part of the tablet, but it is unknown why it still causes power to be consumed from the building power.
Any questions?
His FNAF 4 jumpscare never gets old
It will always be my favorite.
“the earliest period of darkness is, under normal conditions, passable in any of the games played by electronically manipulating images”
I just started watching video but I can already tell what was his first fnaf 4 jumpscare xD
ye
That will be my fav jumpscare along with fnaf 2
0:57 famous last words
1:33 his face lol
FFPS does that, for sure
Just chilling in your office -- hearing some random quiet noise -- die
Just doing a salvage -- animatronic changes its face a bit -- you don't care for the first time -- die
"The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games, so I'll play through and-"
- Famous last words
"AAAAWAAAAAAR"
1:02
For the punchline.
"AAH FUCK! WHAT DA FUCK?! AAAUGH!"
@@PeepawWilly2023"It's always when I say something like: oh, I'm gonna be okay! Everything's fine! God... I can read the instructions now."
Awooop jumpscare
The first jumpscare that Markiplier reacted in the Sister location was the Bidybab jumpscare when he was hiding under the desk but I gotta admit that the one with Funtime Freddy has a far better reaction xd
yeah I know Im fucking dumb, but the funtime freddy reaction was hilarious
@@bekiboyfnaf2171 yes. He was like going down
@@bekiboyfnaf2171 nahh dont call urself dumb, mistakes like these happen :)
@@bekiboyfnaf2171 its okay bro its still a nice comp.
@@bekiboyfnaf2171 LANGUAGE
I don’t think people understand the thing about security breach. It’s partially because the jumpscare is very easily predictable. He seen chica walk towards him, if you know something is going to happen you wouldn’t be surprised, or scared, and anyway you still see him jump.
yeah, if it was a game that just checks the camera and shuts the door, then the jumpscares would be un-predictable and people will scream like a 4year old girl
I am an easily startled human, this makes no difference to me :)
I paused while playing in the exact momment chica was about to jumpscare me on my first playthrught
But the first sb jumpscare was the most funny one I like how he just casually walks up to chica
In fact what would make Security Breach a little more better would be a better sistem of chase, because in most games what makes us feel the genuine fear is the feeling of being chased, take Outlast as an example, this's the first one, the second one would be a more decaying, closed, creepy ambiance instead of a freaking beautiful and great omega blaster shopping center mall
0:08 sounds like he’s about to cry lol
The way how Mark screams but stops when the static starts is perfect at 1:05
fr😂
It sounds like the static cuts him off from swearing lol
@@PixlPlayerAHHHHffffff….
He had his volume at 100% 😂
Yeah, it's like his scream is part of the jumpscare, adding a new pitch. Makes it scarier, honestly.
The first jumpscare always hits incredibly hard as you don't know what will happen and how the jumscare will look and sound like, no other games made youtubers jump off their chairs from jumpscares, the golden part of five nights at Freddy's.
DAGames's fnaf 1 first jumpscare...
I thought the golden part of FNAF was golden Freddy 🤪
@@msthecommentator2863I thought it was his toenails
and how cool that his first jumpscare was foxy. there's just nothing like the visceral fear of your first time seeing him run down the hall while you rush for the door button, and imagine that experience without having any of the other other jumpscares yet
My first jumpscare was in FNAF4... i had no idea how to play the game and then bonnie jumped out on me... Now, when I know a bit about everything, Bonnie is still the most terrifying animatronic in fnaf4 and fnaf4 is the scariest game of them all. So having him scare me as a first? That was certainly something
There should be a Fnaf game with no jump scares until it’s about half way in so it scares the shit out of the player
Or maybe one where you expect a jumpscare to happen but you never get jumpscared,continually increasing the tension when you think its gonna happen
fnaf world : Am I A JoKe To YoU?
@@hazzesanimations8212 I would like that actually
FNAF 3 kiiiiind of did that with the first night. You could get jumpscared, by the phantoms, but there was no way to actually die since Springtrap wasn't in the building yet and he's the only true threat. It'd be fun to extend that idea into a game but have the killer show up midway through like you said 😀
@@bekiboyfnaf2171 Imagine if a game built up tension towards a potential scare… then kept building it up and up and up… then never letting that tension release, leaving you feeling tense as things wrap up. Jumpscare are great when done correctly, but they’ve also become predictable in the sense that they WILL happen
watching ppl play it makes it so not scary but actually playing it and getting unexpected jumpscares is lowkey scary
That's actually true
It’s a fair point, never bothered playing them because I thought it just looked boring and gimmicky. My gf wanted to buy FNAF 1 on switch yesterday so I thought “why not”, and it’s a hell of a lot scarier when you’re the one playing it.
@@spicychicknballznever played the games, always watched mark and matpat play them. When the Vr one came out I got it and oh boy was it scary
Except for fnaf 3
@@spicychicknballz I had the same experience with FNAF 2, watched it and didn't look that scary but actually playing it yourself its terrifying and the pressure builds very quickly when all the animatronics are coming after you and you have to make sure to flash the lights, wind up the music box, check the vents, put on the freddy mask etc.
0:52 Hands down, the best one
CATCH A FISH 😂😂😂😂2:08
0:58
“The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games.”
du du du du du du du
Nightmare Chica: *hippity hoppity, your ass is now my property*
Nightmare Chica: And I took that personally
"And that was the day markiplier realized chica was his worse nightmares"
@@antoniomorenovillalba7425At 1:01 What is that?
You can see how over time his reaction to the jumpscares lessens as the quality of the jumpscares lessen.
I wouldn't say it's jumpscare quality, per se, as much as its execution. After all, Foxy's jumpscare in FNaF1 is the mildest thing ever, barring the noise used. Sound is an important aspect of gameplay. Not to mention, what works in a prerendered, atmosphere-focused environment isn't going to track when you're dealing with an overwhelming drug trip like UCN or a 3D environment like Help Wanted.
@@EpicJosh84 I think the biggest part is a combination of a build up of tension, the sound design, the lack of strategy and the anticipation.
Once you get jumpscared once, you already know what to expect, but the tension caused over time by simply trying to survive combined with the fact that for FNaF 1 and 6 there isn't an "optimal strategy" like there is for the rest of the games causes the anticipation of the jumpscares to fade away, because you no longer anticipate it as you're more focused on surviving.
Not to mention, when the power goes down, the timing of Freddy's jumpscare is never the same, he can wait until it's almost 6AM or jumpscare you immediately, even his song doesn't always play entirely.
The randomness of FNaF 1 made the expected turn into the unexpected, you never knew if you'd make it or you'd fuck up and get killed.
That's not even mentioning that Security Breach has the worst atmosphere and jumpscare sound of them all.
In FNaF one the jumpscare sound made sense, it was the sound of a child screaming and the animatronics have the corpses of children stuffed inside of them.
In FNaF Security Breach the sound that plays when an animatronic grabs you is the same sound that plays when the Security Guard grabs you, and she doesn't even open her mouth so where would the sound even come from?
I think Fnaf VR was the last, closest time he was genuinely spooked by Fnaf.
@@rcl4737 Pretty much, especially since security breach's most terrifying spooks are actually the bugs and lack of optimization.
How do you take it seriously when Vanessa uses the same sound as the animatronics without even opening her mouth?
@@comorbiddisorder Wait, she does?
I never knew that.
I love on how since he's a veteran, he gets shocked that he didn't instantly die to phantom BB.
i think i started a war.
What does being a veteran have to do with that? In most horror games the jumpscare can mean game over
@@Duckbusinessman THATS WHY HE WAS SHOCKED, HE DIDNT GET A GAME OVER.
@@porterbrown836 I know buddy. I’m saying how does that do with him being a veteran?
@@Duckbusinessman Because literally every other jumpscare results in death...?
EDIT: Every jumpscare results in death up to Fnaf 3*
@@porterbrown836 I know but it’s also basic assumption. Even if you were new to the series and you played this game you would also expect instant death
0:21 i like how he gargles like he just got springlocked
Lol
0:41 never is gonna not be funny
Always is funny
Mark: So the first night is never usually that bad in any of the games.
Chica: *Are you sure about that.*
Markiplier's First Jumpscares in every FNAF Game:
FNAF 1: Foxy
FNAF 2: Toy Chica
FNAF 3: Phantom Balloon Boy
FNAF 4: Nightmare Chica (Classic)
FNAF 5: Sister Location: Funtime Freddy
FNAF 6: Molten Freddy/Ennard
Ultimate Custom Night: Phantom Freddy
FNAF VR: Freddy Fazbear (Blackout)
FNAF Security Breach: Glamrock Chica
@@KingBowser77766 Molten Freddy is ennard?
@@Im_Not_A_Gacha_RUclipsr Yes
Nightmare Chica: I’m about to end this man’s whole carrer.
@@KingBowser77766wait molten freddy is ennard? i never knew that
What’s sad is that you can see he’s disappointment in HES eyes at the security Breach jumpscare
"He wasnt surprised at death when he knew he was going to die"
It's because he expected to die and be jumpscared
The other jumpscares in the video is Unexpected or you dont know when it will Happen
@@jkobylizard456 yeah
it’s not so surprising since he’s played these for 5 years or so
@@karenfan010 the problem with SB is that you know your dead before you die. So the Jump scare as little to no value. If you notice the security bots got more reactions because they can blind side you and seemly come out of nowhere.
Jump scares only work when it comes out of no where when your not expecting it, or suddenly after a series of short events.
Mark in fnaf 3:
*"I'M ALIVE??? WHY AM I ALIVEEE??"*
Everyone’s first time playing fnaf 3
@sourptch12 I played the game like 8 years after it came out so I had enough knowledge to not even be phased lol.
Foxy popping in like
“Ahoy! Your pizza is ready for pickup, matey!”
I will always love Markiplier saying “CATCH A FISH???”
Similar reaction to "Lefty IS FIVE DOLLARS?"
1:55 Fighting games be like:
Dang it, so true
I'll never forget the sheer shock of the "I'm alive?!" In FNAF 3. I watched it the day Mark uploaded it and my reaction was the exact same after the Phantom Balloon Boy jumpscare. Lol. Good memories!
My first FNAF 2 Jumpscare was in the VR remake, I accidentally put the mask on, not seeing Chica in front of me, so I just took it off, and got jumpscared
In Help Wanted I was sure that toy bonnie came from toy chica's vent and kept checking toy chica's vent on night 1 until I got jumpscared
My first death was in help wanted fnaf 1, I closed the door on Freddy and 2 mins later I opened it and he was still there and I died
Once he's there, he never leaves.
@@Gibberishusernamehere tip : Stick your head out of the door to see if he left without wasting power
@@Gibberishusernamehere Yea but he stays in the shadows, you can repeatly use the door lights on the right door which he is usually in.
2:57 bro let his intrusive thoughts win right here
About Sister Location, this wasn't his first jumpscare here, it was from Bidybad
Yup. This video is incorrect
everyone has memed on "was that the bite of 87???", but imo, "something is loose in my pizzaria???" is missed potential. its so fucking funny to me. something about how he says it in the most perfectly *Distraught* voice while lifting his face out of his hands just kills me. i can just imagine an actual pizza chef standing outside their restaurant, saying that line in the exact same manner of horror and distress, while a raccoon wreaks havoc on some tomato sauce in kitchen. (1:47)
For real
mamma mia, something is-a loose in my-a pizzeria!
something is not loose in his pizzeria but it is in his pants
I feel like I’m going to think about this comment a lot so I’m going to acknowledge it here
777th like :)
The Sister Location one sounds really loud, so that reaction is understandable.
Markiplier playing Fnaf 1 brings back old memories of when fnaf was a new fresh game
The last one man he just went eh.
The first time I saw fnaf 1 was when I watched a friend play it and I thought there was just this one idiot who decided to guard a house filled with murderous animals.
@@kyleco9185true very true
The franchise peaked at the first game, rode that success into the second game, but fnaf 3 and later continually got less interesting imo
The sound of Mark audibly dying at 00:14 lolllll
0:28 is so funny lol
edit: BRO WHERES FNAF AR (im serious why everyone is forgetting about it?)
Mark played that?!
@@Cole_Is_A_Mole yeah
@@xahnmx50wow i didn’t know he played that
When I tried to play UCN, I just looked at the instructions, said “I'm not remembering that”, and then closed the game.
based
You have no choice, Afton.
it’s actually pretty simple after a few plays
Not a true gamer then.
@@loneliberation3483 I have memory problems actually
Jumpscare timestamps
Fnaf 1: 0:05
Fnaf 2: 0:19
Fnaf 3: 0:30, 0:46
Fnaf 4: 1:02
Fnaf SL: 1:08
Fnaf PS: 1:39
Fnaf UCN: 2:34, 2:38
Fnaf HW(VR): 2:50
Fnaf SB: 3:04
Yeah notice how he was unfazed by security breach.
He’s been through this enough-
@@bumblebeeproductions1673 No I was simply implying that the game’s jump scares suck and it’s no longer scary.
@@TricBrosStudios its not scary because we grew up, if fnaf sb came out when fnaf 1 did, looking exactly as it does now, people would find it scary
@@Ladisepic I don’t wanna start an argument or anything, but from a mostly factual standpoint, the animatronics are too human-like to be scary and the jumpscare sound is weaker than the OG’s. The movement and personalities are that of a person. Just looking at how Freddy jumps in the opening cutscene, I believe it more to be a person in a suit rather than a robot. And not in the Glitchtrap sort of way where he has creepy movement. The animatronics suddenly became less animatronic. And it’s also the color. Even though the Toy animatronics were almost as colorful as these, they had some darker colors and had other features that made them scary like Bonnie’s eyes or Chica’s lack of a beak or Mangle’s whole clown-like persona. And not even that, but the whole mall is lit up with colors unlike the grimy, broken, and industrial look of all the other locations. Nothing about this game other than possibly Vanny screams “scary” to me but rather just an enemy to you as the player. I also think the lack of suddenness to the jumpscare allows you to anticipate it before it happens, which has a lot to do with the open-map gameplay. FNaF was never supposed to be free roam, or more accurately have the animatronics run at you before the scream. This game just lost it’s frightening touch that all of the previous games had nailed down.
The entire fnaf fandom when SB exists: *Hating intensifies*
In my opinion, SB was Fun, there just wasn't too much of an horror element in it, It had It's moments tho.
0:05 Foxy
0:20 Toy Chica
0:46 Springtrap
1:02 Nightmare Chica
1:09 Funtime Freddy
1:39 Molten Freddy (Salvage)
2:38 Nightmare Puppet
2:50 VR Freddy
3:04 Glamrock Chica
Funtime Freddy’s is my favorite FNAF jumpscare, and that electrical room section in general is my favorite in all of the FNAF games.
The fact that the game forces you to listen REALLY close to hear if he’s coming closer, which is the most nervewracking thing ever.
The fact that you have to load each electrical system painfully slowly with a piercing beeping that blocks out the sound of the room.
The fact that you are in almost total darkness and have no control over where the faint light is flashing in the room.
The fact that Freddy is moving through the room effortlessly and with almost no sounds, like he’s teleporting between them, and strikes the most menacingly fake-friendly poses you ever see in the series.
The fact that the mechanic you have to use to send him back has no clear indication of whether it’s actually working or not, creating even more stress when your brain fills in the gaps and still can’t make out what exactly is happening when you hit that button.
The fact that he keeps making little quips and jokes, Kevin Goff’s psychotic voice emanating from his horrible grin as he talks about birthdays and fun as he approaches like a predator.
And finally, the jumpscare itself, which has an entirely unique jumpscare sound, a metallic roar more than a scream, like an actual bear is leaping for it’s prey. The way Freddy moves into frame as his literal face opens to reveal his horrifying insides, the jerkiness of his head, his thousand yard stare directly into your soul… exquisite.
No wonder Mark physically flung himself back, it’s like he was shot with a bullet. Genuine fright from him there, and from me the first time I played this game.
Scott was so good at his craft when FNAF was in it’s prime. Steel Wool had good intentions, but let’s be real, they butchered the formula and the series never recovered.
0:46 who knew marks voice could go so high
*My favourite:* Phantom Balloon Boy, followed shortly after by Springtrap.
*MEMES:* _"So the first night is never usually that bad in any of the games-"_ (Insert Nightmare Chica completely obliterating Mark).
“OH WHAT THE FAK!? WAIT, IM ALIVE! WHY AM I ALIVE?! VENTILATION, I THOUGHT I FIXED THAT?! WHY THE HELL AM I ALI- OH FUCK!
1:21 Rule 1 "never leave eye contact"
And what's the 34 for?
@@Ricardoelpr356🤨
@@Ricardoelpr356so funny hahaha
I just love how progressively better he got at controlling his emotions over time. Gotta love that for him ❤
You could view it that way but security breach is not that horrific
controlling emotions in a horror game with jumpscare, I don't think you follow his current horror videos 💀💀
do people not realize he’s playing it up for a more entertaining video? 😭
The fact, that he managed to survive for the whole 17 seconds in 50/20 in UCN without knowing anything is actually cool.
I’ve never seen any of these before and let my tell you, “The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games so I’ll play thr-“ IMMEDIATELY followed by Nightmare Chica killing him, actually made me fucking CACKLE.
i love how in FNAF 1 and 2 he sounds like he got shot lol
hmm, it seems markiplier isn't cooperating. Let's cheer him up with a controlled shock:
(2:49)
"The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games so I'll play through- AAAAAAH, FUCK! WHAT THE FUUUUUCK!!!!!!!"
“The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games so I’ll play through-“
“🅰️🅰️🅰️🅰️🅰️🅰️🅰️🅰️”
“AH FUCK, WHAT THE FUCK?!-“
1:38
I wasn’t expecting that
The way Mark reacted with the Sister Location jumpscare, I wonder if it was not so much a scare as it was his eardrums being blown out. 😄
I feel like he legitimately got terrified to his core with Funtime Freddy, which is fair because that game, in my opinion, has the most terrifying jumpscares in any game.
Even tho the actual animatronic encounters are very limited
Honestly I agree. FNAF 4 is terrifying because of the tension built by the breathing mechanic and atmosphere, but the Sister Location jump scares happen so fast and almost everything in that game is brand new, which already stresses the player out enough that the reactions to jump scares will ultimately be bigger
@@iz3569including the loud sound that the Funtime junpscare make is probably enough to hurt a player ears
If you think about it, all of his first jumpscares are iconic:
FNAF 1 - his first jumpscare ever
FNAF 2 - ok not THAT iconic
FNAF 3 - "I'm alive?! How am I alive?"
FNAF 4 - "Ok, so the first night is usually not that bad..."
Maybe the others are not that well known
his first reaction to a fnaf jumpscare:😵😵💫😭😥😱😢
his last reaction to a fnaf jumpscare: 😐😑😒😶
Pizzeria Simulator’s jumpscare genuinely shocked him despite him having years of Fnaf experience since it has an extremely tense buildup and almost randomly occurs. It’s effective since all you are doing is sitting in front of the animatronic bracing yourself for a potential jumpscare that you have almost no idea when it’s going to happen and all you hear is the strange droning noice coming from the recording.
The FNAF 4 one will always be the funniest thing ever to me XD
It's nice to see how he's matured over the years, he no longer exaggerates things which is really nice
No hate to this comment, but it's not really exaggeration. Some videos, he still has bis "Big Baby Reactions". That's cause not only has he spent countless hours and endless FNaF games over the years, but the recent canon FNaF games weren't half scary. Pewdiepie says it as well, when you know what to expect, it's hard to get scared. Sure he matured in some reactions but it really is up to wether or not the game was indeed THAT scary. (Notice Phasmophobia, he has good screaming reactions that aren't immature, but aren't exaggerated)
@@caspothy5199 Yeah, I know the games haven't been as scary lately, but he's not quite as loud and doesn't have the high pitched screams when he does get genuinely scared (and I don't think that's a result of puberty) is what I meant
Adding my 2 cents to remind people Markiplier has a fear genuine fear of mannequins and I think it plays into FNAF.
@@reffmanlmao if your genuinely scared you'll always have a high pitched scream it's not maturity he's desensitized to scary content now which was inevitable
@@asap6763 The screaming pitch wasn't the problem, it was how long he would scream for and how he would visibly shake. I get that it is scary and that it is his phobia and all, but it was still exaggerated
Still, it's very interesting that with each subsequent game, he gets less and less scared. It's either that he has more experience, or the games are getting less scary.🙃
No. The game's getting less scary. The scariests were FNAF1, FNAF2 and FNAF4. The others are crap.
@@Bewitched-vz3ud 👍
@@Bewitched-vz3ud SL is also there, mate
fnaf 3 jumpscares are painful dude, out of nowhere
God after his whole SB playthrough I nearly forgotten how bad the old ones would get him. Man was almost on the floor every time in the older ones. I know he's probably playing it up for laughs, at least to some degree, but it was so fun.
I just noticed that in plenty of these he puts his hands up defensively in front of himself. It could just be theatrics, but- I have no follow-up to this thought, I just thought it was interesting. Or maybe as someone who tends to avoid horror games like the plague (hence why I'm immune to FNAF, BATIM, and etc.), I just never got the chance to see him do it-
fight or flight
As someone who personally is jumpy jumpscares tend to give me the same reaction.
The Iconic "Okay so the first night is never usually that bad in any of the games so I'll play through AAAÄÆĀÅ" will never get old
0:58
Markiplier: “So the first night is usually never that bad in any of the games.”
Nightmare Chica: “So… you have chosen death.”
I never get enough of his "I'm alive?" after Phantom BB gets him the first time.
2014-2016: *Serious whiplash and screaming from the scares*
2017-2019: *Confusion but small terror and chills from the scares*
2021: *Unfazed*
Well…. Security breach is ass lmao
Pizzeria Sim got him pretty good though
the first two are the ones where he is the most jumped because the game is new and no one is accustomed to them whatsoever
The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games...
Mark's biggest jumpscare was when he saw the Ultimate Custom Night controls 🤣
Mark: “First night is never usually that bad”
Chica: *”observe.”*
So to summon up:
Foxy
Toy chica
Phantom BB/springtrap
nightmare chica
Biddybab (because technically that was his first jumpscare in SL)
Molten freddy
phantom freddy/nightmarionne
VR Freddy
glamrock chica
yeah im stupid bidybab was the first jumpscare im so retarded
0:51 💀💀
"So the first night is never usually that bad in any of the games so I'll play throu-" *Jumpscare*
0:06 is one of the funniest
The shart explosions make this so much better. Also the 4 shart explosions and music at the very end
It’s interesting to see over time Marks reaction gets less and less caught off guard by the animatronics.
You can kinda tell that his videos have gotten calmer as time went on
Back when he had a soul
3:07 face of a man with no soul
don’t worry it’s just security breach failed miserably in being scary, hell i don’t think it was even trying
2:29 loloooloollolloolloo
I love how the UCN control scheme is here, implying it is a jumpscare in and of itself.
The fact that Mark us near numb to the SB jumpscares really says something 😭
I love how the script for every jumpscare is always "AHHH FAHHHAHAHHHH"
FNAF 2 is my fav. It's funny how he couldn't finish cussing after Toy Chica got him XD
My first FNAF jumpscare was toy bonnie
My first jumpscare was foxy in fnaf 1 and I never played another fnaf game again except fnaf world
@@Piggyplush85 haha foxy go brrrr
But seriously, why does he act like an Olympic sprinter in a horror game? He does the same thing in FNAF vr as well
@@bitsgaming4068 He does omg imagine how terrifying it was
"Okay so the first night is never usually that bad"last word before got jumpscare
"The first night is never usually that bad in any of the games"
Chica: What is love... baby dont hurt me...
You can see his resilience slowly building overtime 😂
The freaking “explosion and the fart noise behind it” 💀 I can’t stop laughing at it
holy shit finally a person that finds it funny
U forgot Fnaf AR, that's a Fnaf Mark probably played y'know?
Foxy was the first of many. This is the real reason I love Foxy. He’s most people’s first killer. Bonnie isn’t active enough on night 1 to kill enough gamers.
the collapse in chair tho 💀
Personally, I'd put Mark's first staff bot jumpscare instead of Chica's for SB. Since that was the first one where he actually didn't expect it lol
Dude i forgot about the staff bot, bruhhhhh im soooo dumb
Did anyone notice in UCN before Mark gets jumpscared you can see XOR which is pretty rare to get!
Hate to break it to ya but she’s guaranteed to spawn on 50/20 mode. She did show up at the earliest possible time though!
@@samanthabest8926 I didn't know that because i don't play 50/20 mode
@@samanthabest8926 Is it possible to get XOR not on 50/20 mode?
@@animejat allow me to answer with a rebuttal, *No.*
@@animejat I’ve heard people claim they’ve gotten XOR on not 50/20 mode but I don’t know if it’s actually possible. If it is it’s extremely rare. Dee Dee can bring in the bonus animatronics on any mode though-I got Bonnet and Lolbit before
I find it funny that Foxy was the first to get him in FNAF1. He's arguably the least scary in that one given that his jumpscare is a good distance from the screen, and you can catch him running on the monitor.
It’s that you see him coming first that builds tensions and fear so when he arrives it hits hard
His jumpscare is considered the worst. I saw a video of worst FNAF jumpscares and he was included
To all future generations: keep Mark's 4th jumpscare alive
Video summary
0:00 FNAF 1: 😱💔
0:17 FNAF 2: 😱💔
0:27 FNAF 3: 😱💔😱
0:52 FNAF 4: 😱💔
1:05 FNAF SL: 😱💔💔🤐
1:19 FNAF Pizzaria Simulator:😱😮ok, oh right, oh right
1:53 FNAF UCN: 😯😮Oh, hi 💘💝💖💗💓💞💕
2:44 FNAF Help Wanted:😱💔