Hey! Thank you so much for giving a chance to the series! This video is great and it has its own cool vibe that i like a lot! I hope you will get more recognition by this and your future projects!
Oh woah! Didn't think I'd get a comment from the creator. Thanks for stopping by and checking out my video. I hope I did your series some justice. But.....Season 2? 😂
I only discovered analog Horror like 4(ish) years ago so I haven't hit the point of exhaustion yet. But what concepts do you feel are over done and tired?
@@TechnicallyChris I think my chief criticisms of analogue horror I've seen are when they're needlessly obtuse or needlessly indulgent. Don't get me wrong, I'm the exact kind of loser who'd drop an hour onto some niche horror, but man a lot of projects seem like they're in desperate need of some serious cutting. As for obtuseness, if I spend the entire video scratching my head wondering wtf is even happening, or the video's really just a sidepiece to an ARG you've created, that's when you lose me. The videos should be able to stand on their own, and any ARG to be supplementary. Mandela Catalog, while I do still like it, is a good example of this. The later videos are like half an hour long and I honestly feel like I know what's happening only half the time unless I rewatch the video. It kinda sucks some of the fun out of it, and it feels like Alex Kister's forgotten a few lessons from his IMO best video - Overthrone. I'm not saying I want all analogue horror to be like 5 minutes long either, but however long your project's going to be, try to cut the fat and make it lean. I'm not a writer, but I've heard a good trick is when you finish a script or a storyboard or whatever, you force yourself to remove like 10-20% of it so you have to re-evaluate what's truly necessary.
@@TechnicallyChrisunless there are monsters that are still somewhat sane and intelligent(Mettaton seems to not be effected by nutrient deficiency and sans is extremely intelligent) so they could have a chance at fixing the core
I really like this series and its very unique compared to most analog horror series, no jumpscares, actual eerie and horrifying things , i have high hopes for season 2 and i hope that it'll be a banger too , great video as always and have a good day :>
It hit all the points I love about horror. Creeped me the hell out with the slow build up. The pictures taken just barely fed a bit of the story and then it slaps you in the face with the reveal.
I remember someone doing an Undertale iceberg and near the end had a REAL LIFE MT EBBOT entry that was just a photograph of a similar mountain but suddenly had no music or narration. For some reason I was prepping myself for a jumpscare cause it was eerie.
Hmm... Interesting... *(Dramatically looks at "Mt. Ebott" Anomaly on the "Exploration Alteration" entries... Eventual action would be carried for the distress, at the upmost readied of requests)*
The core meltdown in the canon game is easily put down since Asgore in canon is willing to let everyone use the water in Waterfall to put the fire down
I am very curious as to how exactly we are even seeing old tapes and recordings from monster kind before, during and after the destruction of the C. O . R. E, did one of some of the humans in universe managed to get far enough in the underground to both find and watch even possibly record the tapes before being killed and eaten by the remaining monster that are pretty much feral and vicious beasts of their former selves? Also, I am curious as to what exactly happened to both Mettaton and Nabstablook. I know that sense they are both a ghost and a ghost controlling a robot body, that they can't die like the rest of the monsters. But I am curious to if they went feral too or at least insane from both all the tragic events and being isolated by themselves.
I also wanna know abt the rest of the main cast- like what happened to the skelly brothers? Idr if Undyne was mentioned but what happened to them?? the possibilities are really intreaging
@@i8chocolatecake995 I am very curious to about what happened to the rest of them, but I guess we will just have to wait for season 2. But the story is really good and interesting so far, also I wonder what exactly happened to the other humans that fell down the mountain. I mean most likely they are dead either from the fall itself or by the remaining monsters.
Analog horror human: ong theres a scary shit happening lets ignore the fact that poverty is increasing and waste money provoking things that we don't know!
The great disaster is the last video in the series. And I figured I'd have you guys go over to the creators channel to watch it. So that I didn't spoil all their hard work in one video.
Appearance The 1000-THR "Earthmover" is a Supreme Machine of such size that most of the playable level takes place upon and within it, with only the level's start and finish taking place outside of the machine. It is a massive, monochromatic, quadrupedal war machine similar in shape to a giraffe or a centaur. It has a roughly cylindrical neck and head, with six glowing white eyes that emit a bright light akin to that of searchlights, and a long antenna to the left of its head. Its neck is made up of five wide, elliptical segments connected by a long spine, and it has a single thin arm attached to the right of its upper head that bears some sort of electric weapon, capable of firing massive beams of electricity across large distances. Ladders, platforms, and steam vents wind up its legs, and numerous structures-including functional power stations and living spaces for civilian habitation-are built upon its back and neck. It seems to be engaged in a perpetual duel with another Earthmover in the distance, firing beams of energy at each other, although neither appears to suffer any damage due to some sort of invisible barrier. Internally, it has a massive hollow chamber lined with flesh and filled with boiling blood to purge intruders with several Idol Idols guarding the path up the neck, which contains numerous hot pipes that burn the player, and winds to the head chamber that contains the brain. The brain of the Earthmover is mostly covered by a metal box with numerous tubes, two visible CPUs, and text reading “1000-THR”. The bottom right of the box has come loose with bits of brain dangling. It also has a long spine-like wire that goes to the top with 6 wires connected to the Earthmover’s eyes. When damaged, it will wiggle about, and when finally killed, the brain explodes, with the Earthmover thrashing in agony. The outside of the Earthmover's brain is a holographic cyan cylinder with 4 laser-projecting walls that rotate around the cylindrical room. The floor has 2 cylinders in the ground that lift two Idols on opposite sides of the room to protect the brain. The walls inside the Earthmover's head has computers on the walls, with keyboards included. Defence System Behavior The Earthmover itself is unable to move or attack the player. While it is seen preparing to attack them at the start of the level, this is entirely cosmetic. The Earthmover is held in place and acts as the terrain of its level. The 1000-THR Security System consists of seven components: two missile launchers, two mortar launchers, two seeker spires, and one central tower. The fight will start with the main tower and rocket pods active. Once one rocket pod is destroyed, the Mortar Launchers will appear, with the Projectile Rods appearing once one of the mortar launchers/the last rocket pod is destroyed. Each component is entirely stationary and cannot move. The central tower is protected by a shield that only drops once all other components are destroyed. Attacks The boiling blood that flushes the interior of the Earthmover once the player enters deals 25 damage on touch. The Earthmover's self destruct instantly kills the player and anything that may still be on the Earthmover, dealing 9900 damage. Mainframe The Main Tower has a blue laser that tracks the player. The laser deals 15 damage on contact. Rocket Launchers The Defence System's rocket pods will periodically lock on to the player's current location (signified by a transparent red laser) and fire a rocket. The rocket pods only lock on the player's position at that moment, they do not track the player. The rockets deal 35 damage. Mortar Launchers The mortars deal 60 damage. Towers The top of the spires will glow green for a moment, before firing a small Hellseeker. The Hellseekers deal 30 damage. Strategy As the terminal states, the stationary nature of each component makes it easy to land attacks on each of them. With good positioning, piercing weapons like the Piercer Revolver or the Electric Railcannon can easily hit multiple components at once. The central tower will fire a laser that constantly tracks the player slowly. Make sure to not stand in place for too long. Similar to the Guttertank, the missile launchers' rockets are capable of being frozen by the Freezeframe Rocket Launcher. However, unlike the Guttertank, the missile launchers are not immune to their own rockets even without a rocket ride, which makes magnets quite effective against them. Brain Behavior The Earthmover's brain is contained within its head. It resides within a shielded cylindrical casing, and does not move from the center of its room. The brain reacts to damage by swinging around. If the brain survives for long enough, it will summon two Idols from retracting canisters in the room. These will bless the brain, making it invincible until they are destroyed. Attacks Defence Grid The Brain has a laser defense grid around it, activating once the player enters the arena. These lasers cannot be dashed through. They deal 20 damage on contact. Giant Hellseeker The Brain will flash blue, before firing a giant Homing Orb. The giant Homing Orb deals 40 damage. This attack begins occurring once the Brain reaches half health. Strategy The brain's massive width makes it a great candidate for being damaged by a trap from the Sawblade Launchers. Additionally, the cylindrical nature of the Earthmover's head room makes it quite easy to land a full multihit from the Sharpshooter Revolver. The sweeping laser grid spins around the room constantly. However, they cover less distance at closer ranges. If the player wishes to outrun the lasers, they should stay as close to the brain as possible. One should take care not to get too close, as the force field will damage the player if they touch it. If the brain survives long enough to deploy Idols, the canisters they appear from block the laser grid. If one needs healing, they can simply wait behind the cans for their hard damage to regenerate, then destroy the idol for a full heal. It is importsnt to time this right so the player can dodge the laser grid after; the knockback from destroying the Idol will throw them out. The brain's Hell Seeker attack is very easy to parry with the Feedbacker, and they do respectable damage to their source. Watch out for the flash that signals when the brain is about to attack. Difficulty Changes Accessible Does not fire homing orbs. Violent Starts firing homing orbs immediately instead of upon half health. Brutal A permanent wall of lasers forces the player to move against the defense grid. All components of the defense system activate at the start. Terminal Entry TYPE: SUPREME MACHINE DATA: Earthmovers were the pinnacle of the arms race. Often called the horsemen of the apocalypse, it took only one to level an entire city and leave nothing but fire in its wake. The last era of the Final War had begun. The first machines large enough to house a shield generator, these walking fortresses could only be made vulnerable from within, making them the new frontlines for smaller, more mobile machines. Due to their colossal size, they required both blood and solar power to function. When the final era escalated, cleansing the world with fire, the surviving civilians were forced to evacuate and build new homes on the backs of these machines, as the surface became an inhospitable wasteland where no flora or fauna could flourish. Eventually the soot, smoke and decay from unending global war would blot out the sun, casting the world into the Long Night, and Earthmovers, unable to feed on sunlight, shut down and died out one by one. War had become entirely dependent on them, large scale conflict was no longer feasible. Finally, mankind started to work together to reverse the effects of the Long Night climate catastrophe, and so began the New Peace. 200 years of war for its own sake ended not with a bang, but utter silence. At the brink of despair, the planet would slowly learn to breathe once more, and the corpses of these titans would serve as a stark reminder of just how close mankind was to an apocalypse by their own hand. STRATEGY: - Each part of the security system is immobile, making them very vulnerable to attacks that would otherwise easily miss, such as Freeze Frame[sic] rockets. - Some of the gaps in the main computer room's defence grid are too high up for a normal jump, but the elevated edges of the room can be used to get higher. More adept movers may instead jump immediately after a ground slam to gain enough height.
I'm constantly getting this video's thumbnail below honkai, koyoverse, or literally ANY anime game and it's so damn weird like: Looks at Jane doe thumbnail: 😮 Looks at toriel eating asriel: 💀
Haha, I only oppose on the micro level. xD But, bro. You're video made me want to get a greenscreen again. Still jelly af that you were able to sit down with DFF and talk about the series. Ya lucky ducky.
I love this series but Toriel is horrible and I hope she gets what she deserves sooner or later. And I like to think that this timeline is both Horrortale and Underworld/Freaktale. I wonder if Sans is sane or not.
I have a theory on sans and papyrus maybe they because their skeleton they don't need to eat or drink but they are hiding away maybe when the core meltdown happened sans grabbed papyrus and focused so hard to get out of their they managed to escape because in my head cannon the core meltdown caused the barrier slightly break but mend but sans and papyrus escaped and they are staying with human seeing they are the only two sane monsters left..... or sans and papyrus are safe somewhere and survive from what once was their home
Sans and papyrus probably isnt on the analog horror (theory time) because they are probably still on Deltarune Because, when you speak to the bunny lady that sells things in normal Undertale, she says that the skelebros appeared out of nowhere.
I thought that she meant appeared out of nowhere in Snowdin, not in the whole Underground Since there was another theory, that Sans was a scientist before, that means that they were probably living in Hotland before they moved to Snowdin, something makes me think that they moved because of a Gaster incident And of course I’m not saying that this all is true okay, I just like to daydream about some fandoms so a lot of weird theories come out in my mind :D
@@dinamoon9709 I mean, the newsletter with the papyrus interview says that they lived in a place with green grass. Hotland is the opposite of that. Still nice theory.
Well, horrortale is about friendly monsters becoming insane because of a mass hunger This one is more like undertale but if monsters were the Real monsters, Also showing that adult humans actually tried to do something with it I guess there’s the lack of logic comparing to the original, like monster blood or something like that, I didn’t watch till the end I didn’t see every mistake yet, but still it’s pretty good Also, you still can do something good even if you’re doing it just for views. Logically, you Have to make it good if you want people to watch it
I think it's a gritty take on what would happen post war. The monster's get banished to the underground while the humans whom they helped build society with on the surface get to flourish in the sun and fresh air. I could see them being pissed about it.
It just seems like yet another analog horror series. The same fill in the blank series but with a vhs filter and things are scaaaaary! The same last second distortions and “creepy” faces that have gotten predictable and kinda lame. They don’t have any jumpscares because those are “overused” but this has only replaced those as the stereotype instead of being an improvement.
uuuuhhhh YOU KHOW THAT ITS JUST HORRO TALE IN ANALOG FORMAT BUT ADDED A BIT SPICE TO IT thats basyclly the same story monsters are sealied ,everything was peachy,core went kaboom,asgore gone,undyne is now the queen,everyone needs to eat humans now to survive
I think most of popular undertale au are pretty similar It’s either the same story but the personalities of characters changed a little or the concept changed a little, or the story itself is similar enough (dusttale and killertale or whatever it was). The other ones are not even related to the original story normally But, that still can be a pretty good story if you at least Try to make it seem good, even if it’s not original. I mean wow, Monsters act like Monsters, scary and cruel and eating humans, NeVeR saw that concept before
Hey! Thank you so much for giving a chance to the series! This video is great and it has its own cool vibe that i like a lot! I hope you will get more recognition by this and your future projects!
Oh woah! Didn't think I'd get a comment from the creator. Thanks for stopping by and checking out my video. I hope I did your series some justice.
But.....Season 2? 😂
I consider myself pretty burned out on analogue horror, but you honestly nailed a concept that has no right working as well as you made it work.
I only discovered analog Horror like 4(ish) years ago so I haven't hit the point of exhaustion yet. But what concepts do you feel are over done and tired?
@@TechnicallyChris I think my chief criticisms of analogue horror I've seen are when they're needlessly obtuse or needlessly indulgent. Don't get me wrong, I'm the exact kind of loser who'd drop an hour onto some niche horror, but man a lot of projects seem like they're in desperate need of some serious cutting.
As for obtuseness, if I spend the entire video scratching my head wondering wtf is even happening, or the video's really just a sidepiece to an ARG you've created, that's when you lose me. The videos should be able to stand on their own, and any ARG to be supplementary.
Mandela Catalog, while I do still like it, is a good example of this. The later videos are like half an hour long and I honestly feel like I know what's happening only half the time unless I rewatch the video. It kinda sucks some of the fun out of it, and it feels like Alex Kister's forgotten a few lessons from his IMO best video - Overthrone.
I'm not saying I want all analogue horror to be like 5 minutes long either, but however long your project's going to be, try to cut the fat and make it lean. I'm not a writer, but I've heard a good trick is when you finish a script or a storyboard or whatever, you force yourself to remove like 10-20% of it so you have to re-evaluate what's truly necessary.
I watched your whole video it was fun to watch
This might be one of the few times were a genocide run would be for the better
Made me go back and just wholesale slaughter. xD
Better for everyone 💀
Wait if Alphys is dead and Asgore isolated himself does that mean that monster kind is screwed, like those two are their last hope i think
Yeah, monster kind is pretty much screwed.
@@TechnicallyChrisunless there are monsters that are still somewhat sane and intelligent(Mettaton seems to not be effected by nutrient deficiency and sans is extremely intelligent) so they could have a chance at fixing the core
Why does toriel have blood on her mouth when she is eating asriel? I remember that monsters dont bleed
its an analog horror after all
undyne is a general
monsters instead of turning to dust bleed
Probably the lack of magic.
@@_Player123 True but its just doesn't feel right
I really like this series and its very unique compared to most analog horror series, no jumpscares, actual eerie and horrifying things , i have high hopes for season 2 and i hope that it'll be a banger too , great video as always and have a good day :>
It hit all the points I love about horror. Creeped me the hell out with the slow build up. The pictures taken just barely fed a bit of the story and then it slaps you in the face with the reveal.
@@TechnicallyChris exactly, it's awesome
So you mean basically every single analogue horror series ever?
@@NathanOrrisunfortunately not, most analog horror is pretty trash these days
I remember someone doing an Undertale iceberg and near the end had a REAL LIFE MT EBBOT entry that was just a photograph of a similar mountain but suddenly had no music or narration. For some reason I was prepping myself for a jumpscare cause it was eerie.
It wouldn't be slientchatterbox52 by any chance right? 👀
Hmm... Interesting...
*(Dramatically looks at "Mt. Ebott" Anomaly on the "Exploration Alteration" entries... Eventual action would be carried for the distress, at the upmost readied of requests)*
watching this at night isnt a good idea...
well what the fuck its fine
i think
Just keep an eye on the shadows and you'll be peachy. Lol
*Instant regret*
The core meltdown in the canon game is easily put down since Asgore in canon is willing to let everyone use the water in Waterfall to put the fire down
"Yep."
The asgore's home pictures are probably from roblox, i can recognize since its blocky. Great video too
That'd be a unique way to use Roblox. As a setting for a bigger project. Thank you!
someone have to make this into a game where you play as someone (or frisk) and have to avoid to toriel
I am very curious as to how exactly we are even seeing old tapes and recordings from monster kind before, during and after the destruction of the C. O . R. E, did one of some of the humans in universe managed to get far enough in the underground to both find and watch even possibly record the tapes before being killed and eaten by the remaining monster that are pretty much feral and vicious beasts of their former selves? Also, I am curious as to what exactly happened to both Mettaton and Nabstablook. I know that sense they are both a ghost and a ghost controlling a robot body, that they can't die like the rest of the monsters. But I am curious to if they went feral too or at least insane from both all the tragic events and being isolated by themselves.
I also wanna know abt the rest of the main cast- like what happened to the skelly brothers? Idr if Undyne was mentioned but what happened to them?? the possibilities are really intreaging
@@i8chocolatecake995 I am very curious to about what happened to the rest of them, but I guess we will just have to wait for season 2. But the story is really good and interesting so far, also I wonder what exactly happened to the other humans that fell down the mountain. I mean most likely they are dead either from the fall itself or by the remaining monsters.
I think asgore has only thought of waterfall to not have enough water for itself so he refused or that the creator was dumb.
he was in disbelief
It's my belief that Asgore was just delusional and didn't want to see how screwed the underground was.
@@TechnicallyChris i think i saw theflyingfish comment that he was in disbelief of what was happening
Almost 12 am, I don’t want to sleep because I’m thinking on the plot of something… guess this video will help me to not sleep tonight at all
I finally got to sleep at 7am...
try broly boost, you'll feel better
@@Gojo_SatoruBestSorcerer BRO! Now I'm too bricked up.
Analog horror human: ong theres a scary shit happening lets ignore the fact that poverty is increasing and waste money provoking things that we don't know!
Arent there still otber videos in this series that you havent mentioned, like a video titled the great disaster?
The great disaster is the last video in the series. And I figured I'd have you guys go over to the creators channel to watch it. So that I didn't spoil all their hard work in one video.
Appearance
The 1000-THR "Earthmover" is a Supreme Machine of such size that most of the playable level takes place upon and within it, with only the level's start and finish taking place outside of the machine. It is a massive, monochromatic, quadrupedal war machine similar in shape to a giraffe or a centaur. It has a roughly cylindrical neck and head, with six glowing white eyes that emit a bright light akin to that of searchlights, and a long antenna to the left of its head. Its neck is made up of five wide, elliptical segments connected by a long spine, and it has a single thin arm attached to the right of its upper head that bears some sort of electric weapon, capable of firing massive beams of electricity across large distances. Ladders, platforms, and steam vents wind up its legs, and numerous structures-including functional power stations and living spaces for civilian habitation-are built upon its back and neck. It seems to be engaged in a perpetual duel with another Earthmover in the distance, firing beams of energy at each other, although neither appears to suffer any damage due to some sort of invisible barrier.
Internally, it has a massive hollow chamber lined with flesh and filled with boiling blood to purge intruders with several Idol Idols guarding the path up the neck, which contains numerous hot pipes that burn the player, and winds to the head chamber that contains the brain.
The brain of the Earthmover is mostly covered by a metal box with numerous tubes, two visible CPUs, and text reading “1000-THR”. The bottom right of the box has come loose with bits of brain dangling. It also has a long spine-like wire that goes to the top with 6 wires connected to the Earthmover’s eyes. When damaged, it will wiggle about, and when finally killed, the brain explodes, with the Earthmover thrashing in agony. The outside of the Earthmover's brain is a holographic cyan cylinder with 4 laser-projecting walls that rotate around the cylindrical room. The floor has 2 cylinders in the ground that lift two Idols on opposite sides of the room to protect the brain. The walls inside the Earthmover's head has computers on the walls, with keyboards included.
Defence System
Behavior
The Earthmover itself is unable to move or attack the player. While it is seen preparing to attack them at the start of the level, this is entirely cosmetic. The Earthmover is held in place and acts as the terrain of its level.
The 1000-THR Security System consists of seven components: two missile launchers, two mortar launchers, two seeker spires, and one central tower.
The fight will start with the main tower and rocket pods active. Once one rocket pod is destroyed, the Mortar Launchers will appear, with the Projectile Rods appearing once one of the mortar launchers/the last rocket pod is destroyed.
Each component is entirely stationary and cannot move. The central tower is protected by a shield that only drops once all other components are destroyed.
Attacks
The boiling blood that flushes the interior of the Earthmover once the player enters deals 25 damage on touch.
The Earthmover's self destruct instantly kills the player and anything that may still be on the Earthmover, dealing 9900 damage.
Mainframe
The Main Tower has a blue laser that tracks the player. The laser deals 15 damage on contact.
Rocket Launchers
The Defence System's rocket pods will periodically lock on to the player's current location (signified by a transparent red laser) and fire a rocket. The rocket pods only lock on the player's position at that moment, they do not track the player. The rockets deal 35 damage.
Mortar Launchers
The mortars deal 60 damage.
Towers
The top of the spires will glow green for a moment, before firing a small Hellseeker. The Hellseekers deal 30 damage.
Strategy
As the terminal states, the stationary nature of each component makes it easy to land attacks on each of them. With good positioning, piercing weapons like the Piercer Revolver or the Electric Railcannon can easily hit multiple components at once.
The central tower will fire a laser that constantly tracks the player slowly. Make sure to not stand in place for too long.
Similar to the Guttertank, the missile launchers' rockets are capable of being frozen by the Freezeframe Rocket Launcher. However, unlike the Guttertank, the missile launchers are not immune to their own rockets even without a rocket ride, which makes magnets quite effective against them.
Brain
Behavior
The Earthmover's brain is contained within its head. It resides within a shielded cylindrical casing, and does not move from the center of its room. The brain reacts to damage by swinging around.
If the brain survives for long enough, it will summon two Idols from retracting canisters in the room. These will bless the brain, making it invincible until they are destroyed.
Attacks
Defence Grid
The Brain has a laser defense grid around it, activating once the player enters the arena. These lasers cannot be dashed through. They deal 20 damage on contact.
Giant Hellseeker
The Brain will flash blue, before firing a giant Homing Orb. The giant Homing Orb deals 40 damage. This attack begins occurring once the Brain reaches half health.
Strategy
The brain's massive width makes it a great candidate for being damaged by a trap from the Sawblade Launchers. Additionally, the cylindrical nature of the Earthmover's head room makes it quite easy to land a full multihit from the Sharpshooter Revolver.
The sweeping laser grid spins around the room constantly. However, they cover less distance at closer ranges. If the player wishes to outrun the lasers, they should stay as close to the brain as possible. One should take care not to get too close, as the force field will damage the player if they touch it.
If the brain survives long enough to deploy Idols, the canisters they appear from block the laser grid. If one needs healing, they can simply wait behind the cans for their hard damage to regenerate, then destroy the idol for a full heal. It is importsnt to time this right so the player can dodge the laser grid after; the knockback from destroying the Idol will throw them out.
The brain's Hell Seeker attack is very easy to parry with the Feedbacker, and they do respectable damage to their source. Watch out for the flash that signals when the brain is about to attack.
Difficulty Changes
Accessible
Does not fire homing orbs.
Violent
Starts firing homing orbs immediately instead of upon half health.
Brutal
A permanent wall of lasers forces the player to move against the defense grid.
All components of the defense system activate at the start.
Terminal Entry
TYPE: SUPREME MACHINE
DATA:
Earthmovers were the pinnacle of the arms race. Often called the horsemen of the apocalypse, it took only one to level an entire city and leave nothing but fire in its wake. The last era of the Final War had begun.
The first machines large enough to house a shield generator, these walking fortresses could only be made vulnerable from within, making them the new frontlines for smaller, more mobile machines. Due to their colossal size, they required both blood and solar power to function.
When the final era escalated, cleansing the world with fire, the surviving civilians were forced to evacuate and build new homes on the backs of these machines, as the surface became an inhospitable wasteland where no flora or fauna could flourish.
Eventually the soot, smoke and decay from unending global war would blot out the sun, casting the world into the Long Night, and Earthmovers, unable to feed on sunlight, shut down and died out one by one.
War had become entirely dependent on them, large scale conflict was no longer feasible. Finally, mankind started to work together to reverse the effects of the Long Night climate catastrophe, and so began the New Peace. 200 years of war for its own sake ended not with a bang, but utter silence.
At the brink of despair, the planet would slowly learn to breathe once more, and the corpses of these titans would serve as a stark reminder of just how close mankind was to an apocalypse by their own hand.
STRATEGY:
- Each part of the security system is immobile, making them very vulnerable to attacks that would otherwise easily miss, such as Freeze Frame[sic] rockets.
- Some of the gaps in the main computer room's defence grid are too high up for a normal jump, but the elevated edges of the room can be used to get higher. More adept movers may instead jump immediately after a ground slam to gain enough height.
Damn no comments
So basically early horrortale happened?
I'm constantly getting this video's thumbnail below honkai, koyoverse, or literally ANY anime game and it's so damn weird like:
Looks at Jane doe thumbnail: 😮
Looks at toriel eating asriel: 💀
RUclips:
"We see you like Anime....
You wanna see some cartoon cannibalism?"
YOU DARE OPPOSE ME? I SHALL SMITE YOU!!! jk good video :)
Haha, I only oppose on the micro level. xD But, bro. You're video made me want to get a greenscreen again. Still jelly af that you were able to sit down with DFF and talk about the series. Ya lucky ducky.
@@TechnicallyChris i just asked on a community post and gave em my discord, I'm sure you can aswell :)
@@MasenVerse GOATED
I love this series but Toriel is horrible and I hope she gets what she deserves sooner or later.
And I like to think that this timeline is both Horrortale and Underworld/Freaktale.
I wonder if Sans is sane or not.
We'll just have to find out in Season 2. ;)
Freakytale
@@SpaghettiGoNappy Horrorworld?
@@Omega_Sans12345 No it just sounded funny
@@SpaghettiGoNappy that's a different kind of Undertale content.....😬
FINNALLY THIS MAGNIFICENT PIECE OF WORK IS GETTING MORE ATTENTION!
I'm happy to see that people are digging what DrFlyingFish created. It's pretty solid!
I have a theory on sans and papyrus
maybe they because their skeleton they don't need to eat or drink but they are hiding away maybe when the core meltdown happened sans grabbed papyrus and focused so hard to get out of their they managed to escape because in my head cannon the core meltdown caused the barrier slightly break but mend but sans and papyrus escaped and they are staying with human seeing they are the only two sane monsters left.....
or sans and papyrus are safe somewhere and survive from what once was their home
Sans and papyrus probably isnt on the analog horror (theory time) because they are probably still on Deltarune
Because, when you speak to the bunny lady that sells things in normal Undertale, she says that the skelebros appeared out of nowhere.
I thought that she meant appeared out of nowhere in Snowdin, not in the whole Underground
Since there was another theory, that Sans was a scientist before, that means that they were probably living in Hotland before they moved to Snowdin, something makes me think that they moved because of a Gaster incident
And of course I’m not saying that this all is true okay, I just like to daydream about some fandoms so a lot of weird theories come out in my mind :D
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I mean, the newsletter with the papyrus interview says that they lived in a place with green grass.
Hotland is the opposite of that.
Still nice theory.
@@MilenaMcDonald really? Maybe it was the New Home then and Sans was only Working in Hotland?
Wait, New Home was grey… nevermind
That's a really interesting theory.
@@TechnicallyChris But i still think Sans and Papyrus is going to appear in this analog horror though. Nobody knows
Is that Pegasus video in the beginning?
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dude you actually funny af ngl, i'm like halfway and this good shit damn, new sub
Hey thanks man! I'm glad to hear you got a kick out of the video!
hear me out this is all a big nightmare 😭
That'd be such a cop out. Lol I hate when the "it was all a dream" trope is used badly.
@@TechnicallyChrisstill tho, this au is HORRIFYING. I don't my precious goat mom to cannibalize her son 😢
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7:08 MAKEIN MAH WAY DOWN TOWN-
Walkin fast~
@@TechnicallyChris faces pass and I'm homebound *piano*
Why did you crop it into your video so weird like it’s meant to be 4:3 I just lost all respect for you
I had to crop it so you didn't see the video of me underneath. That would have been suuuuper embarrassing. I had to make sacrifices...
@@TechnicallyChris why was there a video of you underneath couldn’t you just rip the video file from RUclips?
I jest.
@@TechnicallyChris can argue with that
Meh unoriginal and illogical
Seems like it was only made to get views
Literally another take on horrortale + remind me of axetale in a way
Well, horrortale is about friendly monsters becoming insane because of a mass hunger
This one is more like undertale but if monsters were the Real monsters, Also showing that adult humans actually tried to do something with it
I guess there’s the lack of logic comparing to the original, like monster blood or something like that, I didn’t watch till the end I didn’t see every mistake yet, but still it’s pretty good
Also, you still can do something good even if you’re doing it just for views. Logically, you Have to make it good if you want people to watch it
I think it's a gritty take on what would happen post war. The monster's get banished to the underground while the humans whom they helped build society with on the surface get to flourish in the sun and fresh air. I could see them being pissed about it.
I agree
Horrortale Isn't Scary Anymore (No one Making About Dusttale Analog Horror)
I WANT MORE
Meltdown?! Core!Dust?! ULC!? I SEE THE PIECES COMING TOGETHER
Ok maybe humanity was right LOCK TORIEL UP BRO
I will never be able to see undertale the same after this
Horrortale but if it didn't hold back and is actually good
“Light snack”
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I’ll be honest I don’t know if this au or axetale is worse
Te amo neco arc
30:07 Is this a roblox undertale rp map bro 😭😭😭
cool
It just seems like yet another analog horror series. The same fill in the blank series but with a vhs filter and things are scaaaaary! The same last second distortions and “creepy” faces that have gotten predictable and kinda lame. They don’t have any jumpscares because those are “overused” but this has only replaced those as the stereotype instead of being an improvement.
Fr it is entertaining, but toriel just having a filter on (not even a woman) and the art lookin a lil bit cursed is weird
3:17 day month year makes More sense
Why was there blood tho? Monsters turn to dust when they die. Unless she ate chara’s corpse?
It was confirmed that she ate Asriel and according to the creator of this series monsters have a more organic body than the cannon Undertale
Bro this analog is crazy 😭
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YOU KHOW THAT ITS JUST HORRO TALE IN ANALOG FORMAT BUT ADDED A BIT SPICE TO IT
thats basyclly the same story
monsters are sealied ,everything was peachy,core went kaboom,asgore gone,undyne is now the queen,everyone needs to eat humans now to survive
I think most of popular undertale au are pretty similar
It’s either the same story but the personalities of characters changed a little or the concept changed a little, or the story itself is similar enough (dusttale and killertale or whatever it was). The other ones are not even related to the original story normally
But, that still can be a pretty good story if you at least Try to make it seem good, even if it’s not original. I mean wow, Monsters act like Monsters, scary and cruel and eating humans, NeVeR saw that concept before
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Man darker than Horrotale for real for real