It is not under water- it is just supposed to be, if you have ever been on the ride when the music cuts, it’s even more obvious. *** My apologies I was referring to the one at Epcot’s Nemo***
I gotta ask, as someone who can /kinda/ understand the horror of being stuck in a place you aren't allowed in (but doesn't have submechanophobia)-- what makes being in the water with automated things particularly terrifying to you? My intent isn't to make fun of anyone, nor make a mockery of the fear, I just want to try and understand where it stems from. I imagine it can be several factors, and it's not the same for everyone?
@@mistahchad220 totally valid question. I have submechanophobia to a moderate degree, and honestly couldn’t tell you what about man made things underwater is scary. Even watching documentaries of sunken wrecks like the Titanic, I get shivers and have to turn away whenever they show things under the water. There’s just some irrational part of me that is absolutely terrified of it. And don’t get me wrong, I love swimming, and natural formations under water don’t scare me at all. It’s a weird thing, but I’m so happy it doesn’t keep me from swimming and stuff 😂
@@mistahchad220 can be diff for many people. For me it’s the sense of wrong essentially. I’m afraid of everything about water, oceans, sea creatures in general on top of automated things. It’s the idea of “I’m not made for this environment, it’s not my domain.” Just like birds rule the sky, sharks and fish rule the ocean, we humans have the land. I’m essentially free game to everything down there, and at a significant disadvantage being in water overall and refuse to go in water (unless up to knees-ish.) so with this fear on top of automated machines that could tower over me, overpower me with the sheer force of hydraulics and compressors, designs that can be purposefully frightening or just uncanny, and possible electricity mixed with water it just sends so many nope signals. Hard to describe honestly which is why a part of me is also very interested in these things like you lol. Idk if that helps but I tried a bit haha.
@@nicksavage1973 I would die to find something abandoned like one of the boats or something. But I would be a bit more concerned if I found an abandoned underwater robot lol.
I pity the people who are on the Finding Nemo ride during a malfunction and they have no choice but to stare into those bulbous, dead, luminous eyes for minutes at a time.
My brother and cousin got stuck on Crush's coaster once in Disneyland Paris. They were looking right at a massive shark for 15 minutes before they could finally leave the cart. Then they had to walk through the ride, back to the station. I'm so happy i was still waiting in the queue and didn't have to experience that!
@@verminscum probably they are for bigger things, but for everyday maintenance/small stuff it makes more sense to just keep them underwater. imagine having to hook them back up after a refurb.
I remember I freaked out so bad the first time I got on because of that little girl with the braces swimming there, the worst part was she wasn’t even in the dark it was in broad daylight 😂
Okay so let me just explain what makes Brickley so bad. It's the filth, the ring of filth around where it contacts the water makes it look like it's rotting and polluting the water around it.
yes! oh god brickley completely terrifies me. a picture of just his face makes him look funny and goofy but zoom out to see that the sculpture is partly submerged with those water scum rings on it makes him seem menacing, i hate it
Seriously I’m dumb founded seeing people scared of a fuckin goofy ass LEGO figure I mean I get that part about the “rotting effect” that’s gross but how are people fucking scared of lego
@@bobthechunkychicken8025 tbh i totally get what youre saying and the hilarity of it but the absolute Dread and Unnerving feelings i got while seeing it in person is telling me "RUN BITCH". Like i couldn't even get close to the railing in front of it and i think my knees even started to shake getting vaguely near it To me the Horror is like i feel like its gonna fucking move, jump out of the water and attack me. Like I'm just thinking "whats under the water?! WHATS UNDER THE WATER?!?! WHATS HIDING UNDER THE FUCKING WATER???!!!!" Its the complete Terror of not knowing whats hiding under the murky water and fearing itll jump out and attack me. And now to share a personal story probably explaning my fear. I remember as a kid i went to a forest preserve and there was a fish tank installed in the wall of a building there that was extremely murky and filled with kelp and random garbage. I distinctly remember there being an old typewriter and a little tricycle in there. (It was there to get people to stop littering btw) And i was fucking TERRIFIED of it. Like i was terrified of a dark fish tank with an old typewriter and a metal tricycle! Theres a little suv sized pond near my house and I'm terrified of it cause its all green and algae infested i hate it
@@bobthechunkychicken8025 I don't think it's just the lego itself. It's how the rotting effect, murky water, and Brickley's big size and partially submerged body all come together to give that creepy feeling. But honestly, I think usually dark/murky waters are one of the biggest contributing factors in submechanophobia. I'd think that Brickley would be much less scary if he was displayed on land.
Ikr especially boats that’s just terrifying to me like i want to go scuba diving but I’m terrified to find something that isn’t there all submerged and just freak out because it’s all rusted and decaying it just terrifies me I’d have a panic attack on the spot
Yea, my discomfort stems more from the old, broken and/or decaying aspect of abandoned things more than the underwater part - though for some reason being underwater does make it more unsettling. I also have a thing about eyes that glow or are obscured (i.e. milky cataracts on zombies), so the Flotsam, Jetsam and Tick Tock ones really got to me because of that, and that angler fish can go f- itself. I can't say I have submechanophobia per se as most of the other submerged animatronics didn't bother me at all, it's just the ones with glowing eyes or hinted at being decayed that did.
I know its not Disney.. but I think a even scarier thought is that divers probably had to do similar maintenance to the angler fish on the jaws animatronics at universal! .. the thought alone is pure nightmare fuel ! Imagine swimming at night with the burned one !
I stayed up doing whatnot past midnight, attempted to watch these videos for the thrill of it, and literally could not make it a minute in. I might not ever see Disney movies the same way again lol
You could not pay me enough to get in that water with those machines, especially at night. I would die of terror. Underwater animatronics are absolutely terrifying. I'd say that I definitely have submechanophobia.
I have a fear of objects being submerged in dark/murky waters. And the Angler fish is all that times ten. But having to swim next to it at night so it can be fixed?! I would die!
@@anubiscorrin7559 I want to try to say something because of how scary that sounds, but I don’t know what words to use because of how scary that sounds
haven’t finished the video so I’m not sure if he mentions it but on the Universal Studios Jaws ride, one time a man leaned too hard on the railing and he fell straight into the water right at one of the deeper points where the robot would swim, and he mentioned later that it activated to jump out at people and it looked like it was coming straight for him. I’d cry so hard oh my goddddd
I don't have submechanaphobia but the Finding Nemo angler fish was scary as fuck to me as a kid, and still freaks me out a little and I'm a young adult now lmao
I have a active imagination ( both clean and dirty) so if I see a big ass animal with teeth underwater, i just think it's gonna move, but other props on land I can hug, I'm such a wimp
It's just the fact that there's this animatronic in black water just scares me especially if your on some boat and just seeing this tall animatronic rise from the oily water
For me one of the scariest things with my submechaniphobia is when i can see the parts that have been underwater and see what the water has done. Like barnacles, discoloration, stuff like that. And then also imagining whats under there with the object. Creepy.
As a kid, I was swimming in a lake and my cousin pushed me under a floating dock. I had to grab the sides of it to get out from under it because I couldn't see the place I had managed to get dunked through because it was a bit dark and the mud had been stirred up so much from our playing. I saw EVERYHTING there and had to put my hands on it. I thought I was going to die.
Yeah, my aunt has a lake house that has water lines running through the whole lake, under the beaches and up to the houses. I refuse to swim in it after touching one of them while fairly deep into the lake lmao. I can't do docks either I don't want to be anywhere near them
Me wanting to be an imagineer: I’m not scared of animatronics out of water, so I’ll be fine. 😁 Submerged animatronics: *Allow us to introduce ourselves*
12:51 they probably removed it because of the accident which lead to an 2-year old boy who was killed in an alligator attack. There was reports of 12 wild crocodiles biting people, one was called minor. Now they are warning signs by the lake which says: Warning! Snakes and alligators. The Graves family, who had been vacationing from Nebraska, started the Lane Thomas Foundation that supportes familles of children seeking an organ donation. (Just for the record, NO I DIDN’T copy and paste this i just knew some of this stuff from before and some of the stuff I had to google like the foundation thing)
During my second time in WDW, I really wanted to stay in the Floridian hotel. My didn’t want us to mainly because of that alligator accident. She kept telling us to stay away from the lake whenever we were hanging out there. Made me sad but at least now I know why
Man I went to Disneyland in '95 when I was six and for the longest time I thought I'd imagined the Ursula float in fantasmic because I could never seem to find footage of it. Thanks for proving my memory correct.
I saw fantasmic when I was a kid and I was terrified of the giant Ursula, but then seeing it again and it was the dragon I thought I remembered it wrong! Giant Ursula was real! And terrifying!!!
I do NOT like the Monstro the whale in California, I usually just look straight down, but the Cave of Wonders in Paris doesn't bother me because it's just rock. Yes I know Monstro is just "rock" as well but the fact that it has a blood red mouth and full teeth gives me Jaws vibes. And Jaws is MY #1 submechaniphobia. Also, yes, Brickly is creepy too.
Same. I know people like monstro in that area but I really wish they would remove it or make it in a build so people can see if they like it. Or just change the attention like Walt want to
When I was a tiny child my mom took me to see Pinocchio in the theater (not the original run, I'm not that old. They were playing it on a military base) and when the scene with Monstro happened I started screaming so bad that she had to take me and leave. Obviously I don't scream anymore when I see it, but I'm 39 and I still have a very strong reaction to him. I haven't been to Disneyland yet but I think it would take some serious convincing to get me to willingly sail into his mouth.
Bumble Bee Zero yeah I was the same way. Donkey scene totally fine for the most part. Monstro on the other hand was a nope nope. It does not help he has human teeth
@@dragonslayersworkshop8598 Funner fact: There are different kinds of whales in the Earths' seas. Orca, for example, will slay a blue whale, often just to eat only the tongue; while sperm whales will include *kraken* on their dinner menus.
This is interesting, even though I don’t have the fear it would be unnerving to swim with the anglerfish, imagine losing your flashlight, you pick it up to be face to face with it
I don't have submechanophobia but a form of ommetaphobia (fear of eyes) that's focused (heh) on glowing or milky eyes, so that happening with the angler fish would trigger me on that ground alone.
Hi why is this a thing? The ocean itself is terrifying. Why is the thought of animatronics underneath so fkn creepy. It's like the fear of the ocean + the fear of animatronics together. Why does this make sense. It's so creepy and i dont wven go to amusement parks damn
When I was smaller I saw Brickley the sea serpent, he was TERRIFYING. What was even worse was that my grandpa was threatening to throw me in the lake/river with him. I couldn’t sleep that night.
For me that would’ve been my grandma... now i’m afraid of any kind of water and in this case i’d be afraid of getting my hand or leg stuck in one of em and being crushed (things that don’t move aren’t that scary) i remember one time (we have a park similar to disney called de efteling) there is this high ass attraction that is basically a high up viewstation and my grandma was joking that she’d throw me off.. i’ve had a fear of heights since..
I didn't see the statue the first time I went to Disney Springs, but I knew of it after this video. So last year when my family visited the Springs, I was super happy to see him
I would say the angler fish part of the Finding Nemo ride gives claustrophobia, submechanophobia, and nyctophobia. Nyctophobia is the fear of darkness if you don't know.
Ok but did anyone else have a crippling fear of the anglerfish animatronic from the Finding Nemo Dark ride at Epcot? I vividly and probably always will remember that thing "swimming" around in the dark cave scene. It was so incredibly scary not only bc I was a kid but being a kid afraid of the dark!
I remember getting on the Finding Nemo submarine ride and I remember when we got to the part where the submarine loses power and me thinking it was a smart idea to stick my head further into the submarine window to try and see if I could see out into the water and then the friking anglerfish lights flashed and I was staring face to face with the freakin anglerfish and I got scared and fell out of my seat and ever one looked at me and I got embarrassed.
Most of the choices on this list aren’t very scary, but GOSH DARN! That Anglerfish, man! I remember riding this for the first time and getting freaked out! I know it’s part of the movie, but I did not expect this type of scare in a ride that’s otherwise family friendly.
I would get scared if they made Bruce the shark as an animatronic I would think that Bruce might eat me and the people that are on finding nemo like um you know that part where Bruce almost ate marlin and dory yeah I got so scared of that part
Is it weird that, as a young kid, the anglerfish was my favourite part of the movie? I ended up doing a presentation on them in the 3rd grade when most others did presentations on whales, dolphins, and more common (less freaky looking) fish. I still love them as an adult, but it certainly gave me a few weird looks as a kid, lol. :)
@@waffleauflauf4213 I mean I guess if I say an anglerfish in real life I wouldn't be as freaked out because from what I understand they are pretty small and I guess harmless to people? Not that we'd be able to interact with them anyway since they live in the deepest crevices of the ocean. But still, the way they built this creature in the ride itself freaks me the f*** out!
I remember there was a story, I think in a commentary track on the DVDs, that enough test audiences found the anglerfish so terrifying that the creators were worried they were going to have to remove the scene. But then a nerdy kid in one of the test audiences defended it by saying they shouldn't have to downplay how terrifying nature can be, so they got to leave it in. (Might not be 100% correct, it's been a while since I've watched this.)
I remember having to take a picture in front of brickly and crying because I thought it would pull me into the water and eat me. My 5 year old mind was crazy
Brickly is adorable imo. But, I don't even have submechanophobia and I find it unnerving. Those wide, unblinking eyes and its wide mouth kind of put me off.
At my zoo where I live they have a dinosaur experience that comes and goes and my mom took me and made me stand in front of the trex animatronic and I was so scared that it would eat me.
What freaks me out is at pirates of the Caribbean when they had projections of the mermaids in the water under the boat. The projections didn’t last long tho I mean in the mid 2000s but that was super creepy!!! There is videos of it on RUclips
I’ve never heard of the Phantom Cruise Line, but wow that design is much scarier than what is usually used in Disney Parks, especially for it to be out in the open like that! Very interesting
i definitely have this, it all kinda started in the finding nemo ride at disneyland with the angler fish, something about when it’s being lit up in just an empty pool freaks me out, and the light is bright enough to see the wall behind it in the water which is completely blank white, it’s super eerie to me and i can’t describe the full on feeling i get from it
Yuuup mine was the Jaws ride at universal studios, when the shark came out of the water at the boat. Brickly mildly unnerves me when I walk by him, more so at night.
Omg this totally reminded me of when I went to Ariel’s Grotto at Disney World about 10 years ago, and they had a Flotsam and Jetsam statue next to it that was partly submerged, and it was the most terrifying thing!
i recently watched a film on disney+ called “one day at disney” and there was a segment on the people who’s job is to check the animatronics on nemo submarine voyage. i couldn’t believe how they could just swim with the angler fish and divers! that would freak me right out!
I remember at Disneyland in 2013, I didn’t want to ride Finding Nemo because of my submechanophobia but we didn’t know the fear had a name so my parents trivialized it by making sure we would just save the ride for last and hope I would have my issues dealt with by then... it was night when my parents forced me on the ride. I remember telling the attending CM that I was scared and she just smiled and said “Don’t worry, Bruce doesn’t bite!”... I was like “it’s not Bruce I’m afraid of...”. Lol 😂
The “above ground”ish animatronics like flotsam and jetsam, tick tock and Ursula don’t scare me. The fire spirit I’m okay with too (maybe cause I never saw that irl). But the underwater troll and Brickly!!! Every time I walk by Brickly I am mildly unnerved! He’s definitely my base level of submechanophobia. The top would be the jaws ride sharks **shudders** I’m also afraid of paintings and mosaics that are in pools, probably related in some way. If there’s a mosaic dolphin or turtle, or some kind of animal painting I will not go swimming near by at all!
I actually really liked the concept of Prometeo. The structure of it is amazing and all the flamethrowers and lights they put on him is crazy. Too bad the show got replaced.
This is a small detail, but thank you SO much for specifying that it's props as well, not just animatronics; it's "objects". I've seen so many submechanophobia posts labeled as animatronics when they're statues or structures. It's a breath of fresh air to see someone get it right.
Fun fact: the diver unit is housed in the same warehouse that holds both The World of Color (designing, maintenance, equipment, etc) and the Carsland characters. We were told if we were to ever use the showers there, do NOT use the soap left in there as it is specifically for the diving suits and will stain the skin.
The part that makes them horrifying is knowing one of them capsized!!!! I’d hate to be the driver, and I’d cry if it capsized. They should be higher for sure, and monstro a bit lower. True story - the angler is what made me realize I hated underwater animatronics/sculptures. I went on it once when it opened, saw that thing, realized it was a physical figure underwater a few feet from me, and I’ve never been on it since.
I was already scared of the ride as a kid then one time at like 10 or 7 me and my grandma went on the ride as a little tradition because I was scared out of my mind of course the ride crashed right on the scene where it was showing the anglerfish I almost passed out for a whole minute we were looking at that monstrosity I will never go on that ride again
This stuff scares me, which is pretty weird considering when I was younger at the Magic Kingdom waiting to meet Ariel, I had the sudden urge to jump (I didn't lol) into the water to where they had a statue of Triton.
This is what my Norwegian Husband told me about the 2nd Nokken from 17:18 in the video. The thing you claim to be a second Nøkken is probably a troll, as Nøkken are found exclusively residing in lakes and never mentioned as being remotely rock like, since its on land next to the river and made of Rock. Trolls on the other hand where supposed to have Rock, bark and sometimes leathery skin, sometimes with plants growing on them. Poking its head out of a cave opening during daytime is slightly strange though since they have to avoid daylight.
@@FrenkTheJoy It's pronounced with an Ä (like in "nay") in Swedish. It's pretty okay for being in Norwegian though, but of course w heavy American accent.
The Flotsam & Jetsam animatronics were created by Michael Curry? Looks like he designed more Disney characters, than just the characters for “The Lion King” musical.
I never found Tick Tock scary, I would have assumed that the only animatronic crocodiles that caused submechanophobia were the original ones in the jungle cruise.
When I was little, I was so terrified of Monstro in Storybookland that I never wanted to go into Fantasyland. I even remember seeing a picture of me from back then covering the right side of my face on the Dumbo ride so I didn’t lay my eyes on it.
The anglerfish part on the finding nemo ride is terrifying on its own but imagine having to be the people who have to get in the water with it and fix it 😭✋
Am I the only person who gets scared every time I see the crocodile in the opening scene of pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland? I know it’s not an animatronic but it scares me every time 😂🤣
Ive had a nightmare about the crocks before. Its my favorite ride but the crocodiles scare me so much everytime. I’ve never met someone who scared of them too
if finding nemo submarine voyage closes down i want disney to bring back the original, i wonder what the sea serpent would look like as a modern animatronic
Do you agree with the list? follow us on Instagram and tag us on your submecanophobia or animatronics posts instagram.com/fastpassfacts/
You need to do a lot more of these because I got this phobia and I like these creepy videos
I think it’s cool
Is submecanophobia is that real?
Submechanaphobia is so interesting to learn about! Thanks for teaching us again!
Do Another submecanlphobia list form Disneyland and Universal studios and love you and have a good day
Man I feel bad for the two divers who have to fix the Angler Fish every night.
They have a documentary on Disney plus about the people who go underwater to clean the animatronics. It’s called one day at Disney
You literally could not pay me enough 🤢
It is not under water- it is just supposed to be, if you have ever been on the ride when the music cuts, it’s even more obvious.
*** My apologies I was referring to the one at Epcot’s Nemo***
My brother pretended to push me off the boat on jungle cruise and my arm dipped down in the water and I was like “fri-“. Luckily I didn’t fall in.
@@ms_riles oh my god I would literally cry damn
Seeing them isn’t scary , being in the water with them is horrifying
Ikr, just thinking about falling into the water and suddenly getting stuck with the robot is terrifying
I agree 👍
I gotta ask, as someone who can /kinda/ understand the horror of being stuck in a place you aren't allowed in (but doesn't have submechanophobia)-- what makes being in the water with automated things particularly terrifying to you? My intent isn't to make fun of anyone, nor make a mockery of the fear, I just want to try and understand where it stems from. I imagine it can be several factors, and it's not the same for everyone?
@@mistahchad220 totally valid question. I have submechanophobia to a moderate degree, and honestly couldn’t tell you what about man made things underwater is scary. Even watching documentaries of sunken wrecks like the Titanic, I get shivers and have to turn away whenever they show things under the water. There’s just some irrational part of me that is absolutely terrified of it. And don’t get me wrong, I love swimming, and natural formations under water don’t scare me at all. It’s a weird thing, but I’m so happy it doesn’t keep me from swimming and stuff 😂
@@mistahchad220 can be diff for many people. For me it’s the sense of wrong essentially. I’m afraid of everything about water, oceans, sea creatures in general on top of automated things. It’s the idea of “I’m not made for this environment, it’s not my domain.” Just like birds rule the sky, sharks and fish rule the ocean, we humans have the land. I’m essentially free game to everything down there, and at a significant disadvantage being in water overall and refuse to go in water (unless up to knees-ish.) so with this fear on top of automated machines that could tower over me, overpower me with the sheer force of hydraulics and compressors, designs that can be purposefully frightening or just uncanny, and possible electricity mixed with water it just sends so many nope signals. Hard to describe honestly which is why a part of me is also very interested in these things like you lol. Idk if that helps but I tried a bit haha.
i don't have submechanophobia. but it's such an interesting topic to me.
Unus...
Kaleigh Williams annus
@@chercheerfina3170 ANNUS
I like to imagine in years when it's abandoned and someone unknowingly comes across it
@@nicksavage1973 I would die to find something abandoned like one of the boats or something. But I would be a bit more concerned if I found an abandoned underwater robot lol.
Just imagine falling in the water with an animatronic in the water 😬
I hate this🤢😬
Hell no.
Literally one of my worst fears
That actually happened to a man on the old "jaws" ride at Universal studios-
Pls id cry
Drink every time “terrifying” is said
okkkkk bruOHU I dIIIII- X_X
I’ve had to go to the toilet 19 times , I’ve decided to stop
@@lunarjabami9492 you dare challenge me *mortal*
@@brodoodtv8343 You dare challenge ME?!?!?! MORTAL?!?!?!?!
YES
I pity the people who are on the Finding Nemo ride during a malfunction and they have no choice but to stare into those bulbous, dead, luminous eyes for minutes at a time.
My brother and cousin got stuck on Crush's coaster once in Disneyland Paris. They were looking right at a massive shark for 15 minutes before they could finally leave the cart. Then they had to walk through the ride, back to the station. I'm so happy i was still waiting in the queue and didn't have to experience that!
Honestly, I would die if that happened to me. Even though, I don’t have submechanophobia
I was stuck at that exact part. I was freaking out in my head till the boat moved again.
I remember i got stuck on there and I felt like I was having a panic attack. Luckily they opened the hatches and I felt better.
i got stuck on the harry potter ride at universal right in front of aragog. this would've been great if i didn't have severe arachnophobia.
I didn’t even think about people having to go underwear and fix them. Aaaabbbsssooollluuuttteeelllyyy not. No thank you
i know it's a typo but seeing "having to go underwear" made me giggle. it's like that scene in spaceballs: "they've gone to PLAID!"
mscaptmarv 🤣🤣🤣
Id rather die.
I always figured they'd be taken out of the water to be fixed and then put back but apparently not lmao.
@@verminscum probably they are for bigger things, but for everyday maintenance/small stuff it makes more sense to just keep them underwater. imagine having to hook them back up after a refurb.
As someone with submechanophobia, the scariest part of the Finding Nemo ride would be seeing all of the submerged ships, mines, and pipes.
I jus subbed
truee
I went to there and I first experienced submechanophobia
I saw... the god damn... light fish
yes thank you!! like the only things that are actually scary in this video is 9 and 10
I remember I freaked out so bad the first time I got on because of that little girl with the braces swimming there, the worst part was she wasn’t even in the dark it was in broad daylight 😂
The most terrifying thing on this list is how absolutely mucky some of the water is..
I think that's by design to obscure the underwater mechanics.
@@shinyagumon7015 yeah its most likely a dye of some sort
@@lildominator2953 I think they also use it do disguise the underwater tracks in their dark rides or the once of the Mark Twain Riverboats
It's not mucky it's dyed lol
@@Emisop how do you know?
I just imagine swimming in a lake and all of a sudden you feel a mossy or rusty object brush against your foot
ayo I've felt this and i got made fun of for screaming 😭😭
Never swimming again 😃🔫
@Christie Williams oh shit-
Well fruck, I guess I ain't swimming again
it’s happened to me 😬
Okay so let me just explain what makes Brickley so bad. It's the filth, the ring of filth around where it contacts the water makes it look like it's rotting and polluting the water around it.
yes! oh god brickley completely terrifies me. a picture of just his face makes him look funny and goofy but zoom out to see that the sculpture is partly submerged with those water scum rings on it makes him seem menacing, i hate it
Personally, I love Brickley. But the filth? Wretched. It’s so much worse in person, you look down and it looks like he’s rotting away.
Seriously I’m dumb founded seeing people scared of a fuckin goofy ass LEGO figure
I mean I get that part about the “rotting effect” that’s gross but how are people fucking scared of lego
@@bobthechunkychicken8025 tbh i totally get what youre saying and the hilarity of it but the absolute Dread and Unnerving feelings i got while seeing it in person is telling me "RUN BITCH". Like i couldn't even get close to the railing in front of it and i think my knees even started to shake getting vaguely near it
To me the Horror is like i feel like its gonna fucking move, jump out of the water and attack me. Like I'm just thinking "whats under the water?! WHATS UNDER THE WATER?!?! WHATS HIDING UNDER THE FUCKING WATER???!!!!" Its the complete Terror of not knowing whats hiding under the murky water and fearing itll jump out and attack me. And now to share a personal story probably explaning my fear. I remember as a kid i went to a forest preserve and there was a fish tank installed in the wall of a building there that was extremely murky and filled with kelp and random garbage. I distinctly remember there being an old typewriter and a little tricycle in there. (It was there to get people to stop littering btw) And i was fucking TERRIFIED of it. Like i was terrified of a dark fish tank with an old typewriter and a metal tricycle! Theres a little suv sized pond near my house and I'm terrified of it cause its all green and algae infested i hate it
@@bobthechunkychicken8025 I don't think it's just the lego itself. It's how the rotting effect, murky water, and Brickley's big size and partially submerged body all come together to give that creepy feeling. But honestly, I think usually dark/murky waters are one of the biggest contributing factors in submechanophobia. I'd think that Brickley would be much less scary if he was displayed on land.
I'm only scared of it when it's old and broken, when it's not supposed to be at water.
Ikr especially boats that’s just terrifying to me like i want to go scuba diving but I’m terrified to find something that isn’t there all submerged and just freak out because it’s all rusted and decaying it just terrifies me I’d have a panic attack on the spot
Me too I hate when old rotting thing are submerged it’s just eeeeeeeee
One of the serpents in his abondonded animatronics video was like that. Looked creepy
Yea, my discomfort stems more from the old, broken and/or decaying aspect of abandoned things more than the underwater part - though for some reason being underwater does make it more unsettling. I also have a thing about eyes that glow or are obscured (i.e. milky cataracts on zombies), so the Flotsam, Jetsam and Tick Tock ones really got to me because of that, and that angler fish can go f- itself. I can't say I have submechanophobia per se as most of the other submerged animatronics didn't bother me at all, it's just the ones with glowing eyes or hinted at being decayed that did.
@@Dargonhuman Yeah, i just hate when you realize that it isn't supposed to be underwater by now. It just feels so weird, scary, and even disgusting.
I know its not Disney.. but I think a even scarier thought is that divers probably had to do similar maintenance to the angler fish on the jaws animatronics at universal! .. the thought alone is pure nightmare fuel ! Imagine swimming at night with the burned one !
Uuuuggghhh.... NOPE nope nope nope nope *shudders*
Ive had nightmares about that lollllll
HEEELLLLL NO
What ride in universal has a angler fish?
@@Jbail2322 reread the comment
Prometheo in a nutshell
Japan: How many flamethrowers do you want?
Disney: *yes*
just all of the flamethrowers
Long live the Spicy Berd
Me: *already has a fear of deep water* haha yes, this is the perfect thing to watch before going to sleep
I stayed up doing whatnot past midnight, attempted to watch these videos for the thrill of it, and literally could not make it a minute in. I might not ever see Disney movies the same way again lol
I don’t make sense sometimes. I’m not afraid of dark, murky waters, but I am afraid of any animatronic despite if it’s in water of not?
You could not pay me enough to get in that water with those machines, especially at night. I would die of terror. Underwater animatronics are absolutely terrifying. I'd say that I definitely have submechanophobia.
I’m so fascinated by them you could definitely pay me to get in that water. For some reason I think they’re the coolest
@@scream-7719 Like for me it's thrilling to see them because they are fascinating but I still could not go anywhere near them.
@@orangecat268 Just drink all the water when you jump in and wont have any problems, all your problems solved 👍
@@CD-lj4qs Makes sense. Your logic is flawless.
Looks like I have a submechanophobia twin!
I have a fear of objects being submerged in dark/murky waters. And the Angler fish is all that times ten. But having to swim next to it at night so it can be fixed?! I would die!
I would have quit if I have to do that
@@sharkboi2354 Imagine fixing the Angler fish and the effects came on out of nowhere. Instant no!
@@anubiscorrin7559 Ditto!!! Just the movie version scared the hell outta me as a kid, but THIS THING made me say NOPE! the first time I rode it.
@Conor Garcia I would quit too. And thank you
@@anubiscorrin7559 I want to try to say something because of how scary that sounds, but I don’t know what words to use because of how scary that sounds
“oh the angler fish isn’t even that bad”
*sees the workers swimming beside it*
nope nope nope nope nope nOpe.
I could not work at Disney if they make me work at night or with a ride with water
@@goldie2218 same lol
@@goldie2218 yAS YaS YAs YaaS
@@albertomoreno8805 yAS YaS YAs YaaS
R.I.P angler fish workers
Gotta say those Flotsam and Jetsam puppets look absolutely dope, would've loved to see them in person!
I know right! That would be one of my dreams (i really love little mermaid and they are prob my fave henchmen ever)
They were really impressive, from what I remember.
They were definitely a sight to behold
True!!! They look so badass!!!!
Yeah, Disney doesn't do anything halfway.
I am an underwater archaeologist major, the last selection has made me want to reconsider my life choices.
What creeps me out is imagining when the entire park is closed at night and one of the animatronics turn on.
Is...is this a FNAF reference??
Just seeing them off would also be terrifying
Five nights at Disney
In the middle of the night, when he’s supposed to be sleeping, Spicy Berd wakes up and he causes trouble around the harbor.
@@DreamscapeSYN Spicy Berd?
This stuff would be even more scary if you were in the water with them.
Same here I'll drown
What scares me most is getting electrocuted
@@gingerale1861 i get it, but you must not have submechaniphobia because that is DEFINITELY not the bad part
haven’t finished the video so I’m not sure if he mentions it but on the Universal Studios Jaws ride, one time a man leaned too hard on the railing and he fell straight into the water right at one of the deeper points where the robot would swim, and he mentioned later that it activated to jump out at people and it looked like it was coming straight for him. I’d cry so hard oh my goddddd
@@tinybubble330 I CANNOT IMAGINE
Disney: LETS PUT OUR DISNEY WORLD UNDERWATER
I would never go
@Conor Garcia BAHAHAHA
YESSS IT WPULD BR COOLER
PEOPLE WHO HAVE SUBMECHANOPHIBIA: uh oh
Yes I spelled it wrong
Let's make rapture... that will help.
IT EVEN WORKS UNDERWATER
That’s another damn phobia to add to the list of my unending fears..
I don't have submechanaphobia
but the Finding Nemo angler fish was scary as fuck to me as a kid, and still freaks me out a little and I'm a young adult now lmao
I have a active imagination ( both clean and dirty) so if I see a big ass animal with teeth underwater, i just think it's gonna move, but other props on land I can hug, I'm such a wimp
It's just the fact that there's this animatronic in black water just scares me especially if your on some boat and just seeing this tall animatronic rise from the oily water
@@whitewolf7004 yep yep
Does the Anglerfish still scare you as an adult?
@@diegofavaratozfilms962 a little, not as much but a little
“Number 4 Tick tock”
Me: “sounds right, tik tok is insanely scary.”
Lol
That's exactly what I was thinking.
I went to the comments, just to see someone say this
😂 Best joke ever!
Tik Tok is ducking Garbage!!!
For me one of the scariest things with my submechaniphobia is when i can see the parts that have been underwater and see what the water has done. Like barnacles, discoloration, stuff like that. And then also imagining whats under there with the object. Creepy.
As a kid, I was swimming in a lake and my cousin pushed me under a floating dock. I had to grab the sides of it to get out from under it because I couldn't see the place I had managed to get dunked through because it was a bit dark and the mud had been stirred up so much from our playing. I saw EVERYHTING there and had to put my hands on it. I thought I was going to die.
Yeah, my aunt has a lake house that has water lines running through the whole lake, under the beaches and up to the houses. I refuse to swim in it after touching one of them while fairly deep into the lake lmao. I can't do docks either I don't want to be anywhere near them
or when you cant see what’s under the water and it’s left to the imagination 😭
Your Wayward Destiny ayo get a new cousin
Lmao I'm just scared of animatronics in water in general idk about you guys, and what about the sinking Titanic does that trigger it?
Me wanting to be an imagineer: I’m not scared of animatronics out of water, so I’ll be fine. 😁
Submerged animatronics: *Allow us to introduce ourselves*
@hannah freteluco same
@hannah freteluco As long as you aren't a certified scuba diver I don't think they'll consider you for it
What a cool dream job to have!
Submerged animatronics: I’m about to end this guy’s whole career
@@croco-gator934 XD
the narrator sounds like he went for a run right before this
12:51 they probably removed it because of the accident which lead to an 2-year old boy who was killed in an alligator attack. There was reports of 12 wild crocodiles biting people, one was called minor. Now they are warning signs by the lake which says: Warning! Snakes and alligators. The Graves family, who had been vacationing from Nebraska, started the Lane Thomas Foundation that supportes familles of children seeking an organ donation. (Just for the record, NO I DIDN’T copy and paste this i just knew some of this stuff from before and some of the stuff I had to google like the foundation thing)
During my second time in WDW, I really wanted to stay in the Floridian hotel. My didn’t want us to mainly because of that alligator accident. She kept telling us to stay away from the lake whenever we were hanging out there. Made me sad but at least now I know why
The Tick Tock prop was in California, while the incident took place in Florida.
Man I went to Disneyland in '95 when I was six and for the longest time I thought I'd imagined the Ursula float in fantasmic because I could never seem to find footage of it. Thanks for proving my memory correct.
I saw fantasmic when I was a kid and I was terrified of the giant Ursula, but then seeing it again and it was the dragon I thought I remembered it wrong! Giant Ursula was real! And terrifying!!!
I do NOT like the Monstro the whale in California, I usually just look straight down, but the Cave of Wonders in Paris doesn't bother me because it's just rock. Yes I know Monstro is just "rock" as well but the fact that it has a blood red mouth and full teeth gives me Jaws vibes. And Jaws is MY #1 submechaniphobia. Also, yes, Brickly is creepy too.
Same. I know people like monstro in that area but I really wish they would remove it or make it in a build so people can see if they like it. Or just change the attention like Walt want to
When I was a tiny child my mom took me to see Pinocchio in the theater (not the original run, I'm not that old. They were playing it on a military base) and when the scene with Monstro happened I started screaming so bad that she had to take me and leave. Obviously I don't scream anymore when I see it, but I'm 39 and I still have a very strong reaction to him. I haven't been to Disneyland yet but I think it would take some serious convincing to get me to willingly sail into his mouth.
Bumble Bee Zero yeah I was the same way. Donkey scene totally fine for the most part. Monstro on the other hand was a nope nope. It does not help he has human teeth
Fun fact: whales do not swallow anything larger than plankton, so they aren’t a threat to humans ( we are more of a threat to THEM)
@@dragonslayersworkshop8598 Funner fact: There are different kinds of whales in the Earths' seas. Orca, for example, will slay a blue whale, often just to eat only the tongue; while sperm whales will include *kraken* on their dinner menus.
"and the reflection in the water..."
looks like the alien from alien, yes.
You mean a Xenomorph
*i said what i said*
I wouldn’t say I have a crippling phobia, but these things definitely give me some major willies.
19:27 NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
I’m more creeped out by props and animatronics the are abandoned underwater
i'm mildly creeped out by well-kept things underwater. add abandonment/wear-and-tear and oh god.
Oh yeah that scares the hell outa me
I'm scared of the alligator from Peter pan when it makes the tic tok sound that means the alligator is coming
Same I have thalassophobia (fear of deep dark water) so that triggers it
Yeah, its like your trapped with them and if you drown its the last thing you'll ever see
This is interesting, even though I don’t have the fear it would be unnerving to swim with the anglerfish, imagine losing your flashlight, you pick it up to be face to face with it
DEAR GOD I'd have a heart attack AND drown from horror!!!
Now you understand why this is a phobia lol
I’d just sease to exsiste hell to the no
I don't have submechanophobia but a form of ommetaphobia (fear of eyes) that's focused (heh) on glowing or milky eyes, so that happening with the angler fish would trigger me on that ground alone.
Hi why is this a thing? The ocean itself is terrifying. Why is the thought of animatronics underneath so fkn creepy. It's like the fear of the ocean + the fear of animatronics together. Why does this make sense. It's so creepy and i dont wven go to amusement parks damn
When I was smaller I saw Brickley the sea serpent, he was TERRIFYING.
What was even worse was that my grandpa was threatening to throw me in the lake/river with him.
I couldn’t sleep that night.
For me that would’ve been my grandma... now i’m afraid of any kind of water and in this case i’d be afraid of getting my hand or leg stuck in one of em and being crushed (things that don’t move aren’t that scary) i remember one time (we have a park similar to disney called de efteling) there is this high ass attraction that is basically a high up viewstation and my grandma was joking that she’d throw me off.. i’ve had a fear of heights since..
I didn't see the statue the first time I went to Disney Springs, but I knew of it after this video. So last year when my family visited the Springs, I was super happy to see him
@@shadetee234 hi Brickley horror game, tho I don’t find him scary I wouldn’t wana be in the water with him
😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣😂😂😂
He's such a good boy, though
18:51
*Heart.exe has stopped working*
*Click go to heaven*
I would say the angler fish part of the Finding Nemo ride gives claustrophobia, submechanophobia, and nyctophobia.
Nyctophobia is the fear of darkness if you don't know.
Ok but did anyone else have a crippling fear of the anglerfish animatronic from the Finding Nemo Dark ride at Epcot? I vividly and probably always will remember that thing "swimming" around in the dark cave scene. It was so incredibly scary not only bc I was a kid but being a kid afraid of the dark!
YES I'm glad someone finally said it
YES I thought I was crazy. I was riding with my dad at 12 years old and I literally got a jump scare
Pretty sure it is a huge influence on where my own submechaniphobia, straight up nightmare fuel
@Kitty Lopez yes exactly! I would bury my face in my dads arm until we passed it
@Kitty Lopez I did the exact same thing
Everyone gangsta until one of them move when Disney world is closed
everyone gangsta till it becomes underwater fnaf
I think that's a big reason why I have meglophobia and submechanophobia. Can you IMAGAIN
Wait IMAGINE lol I spelt it wrong that's embarrassing
I am not. GANSTA
@@darknesstheemowolf not a GANSTA
I remember getting on the Finding Nemo submarine ride and I remember when we got to the part where the submarine loses power and me thinking it was a smart idea to stick my head further into the submarine window to try and see if I could see out into the water and then the friking anglerfish lights flashed and I was staring face to face with the freakin anglerfish and I got scared and fell out of my seat and ever one looked at me and I got embarrassed.
I did the same !! 😭
Note to self never go to any finding memo ride at Disney
I went on it once my brain said never again
The anglerfish was the reason why I'm never riding that ride again
That is probably what I would do if a ever go on that ride
19:07
Nobody:
Aunt May: THOSE EYES!!!! THOSE HORRIBLE YELLOW EYES!!!
😂
13:35
Ducks:WTF IS THAT
Next up on: Learning a name of a phobia I have but didn't know was an actual phobia
Thank you! My mom thinks I'm a baby because I don't like the fish in splash mountain of the dark light finding nemo ride
Me too
Im Scared of Minecraft squid mouth for no reason.. am i weird?
Yes, one more named phobia on my list lol
I didn’t know this was a thing
Most of the choices on this list aren’t very scary, but GOSH DARN! That Anglerfish, man! I remember riding this for the first time and getting freaked out! I know it’s part of the movie, but I did not expect this type of scare in a ride that’s otherwise family friendly.
I would get scared if they made Bruce the shark as an animatronic I would think that Bruce might eat me and the people that are on finding nemo like um you know that part where Bruce almost ate marlin and dory yeah I got so scared of that part
Is it weird that, as a young kid, the anglerfish was my favourite part of the movie? I ended up doing a presentation on them in the 3rd grade when most others did presentations on whales, dolphins, and more common (less freaky looking) fish. I still love them as an adult, but it certainly gave me a few weird looks as a kid, lol. :)
@@waffleauflauf4213 I mean I guess if I say an anglerfish in real life I wouldn't be as freaked out because from what I understand they are pretty small and I guess harmless to people? Not that we'd be able to interact with them anyway since they live in the deepest crevices of the ocean. But still, the way they built this creature in the ride itself freaks me the f*** out!
I remember there was a story, I think in a commentary track on the DVDs, that enough test audiences found the anglerfish so terrifying that the creators were worried they were going to have to remove the scene. But then a nerdy kid in one of the test audiences defended it by saying they shouldn't have to downplay how terrifying nature can be, so they got to leave it in. (Might not be 100% correct, it's been a while since I've watched this.)
That's what I was talking about
I remember having to take a picture in front of brickly and crying because I thought it would pull me into the water and eat me. My 5 year old mind was crazy
Brickly is adorable imo. But, I don't even have submechanophobia and I find it unnerving. Those wide, unblinking eyes and its wide mouth kind of put me off.
At my zoo where I live they have a dinosaur experience that comes and goes and my mom took me and made me stand in front of the trex animatronic and I was so scared that it would eat me.
this video: triggers my fight or flight response
my brain at 1am: wow guess we watchin
I actually literally legitimately had chills on monstoro the whale
Same
What freaks me out is at pirates of the Caribbean when they had projections of the mermaids in the water under the boat. The projections didn’t last long tho I mean in the mid 2000s but that was super creepy!!! There is videos of it on RUclips
Can you link a video? Idk why but I tried searching it up and nothing came up :(
@@zuucaritass ruclips.net/video/TbfVeHrsN0Q/видео.html
Probably because those were actually sirens! 😨
@@thespicehoarder ...no
i remember those!!!! they used to freak me out so bad, but i still kind of wished they kept them.
It's October so....Why not! I love watching this at night
Sleep is for the week
@@The_miIk Not always
I'd rather watch it at night than watch it in the water with them
@@Sadako144 Your brave or insane?
@@cookiegacha2701 brave *and* insane 🙃
dude sounds like he's trying to rap but constantly running out of breath
so me
I keep checking my floor to make sure it hasn’t suddenly changed into a body of water
brickley doesn't let out smoke out his nose anymore :( i miss the old downtown disney
These make me very uncomfortable but I just can’t stop watching, it’s so interesting.
I’ve never heard of the Phantom Cruise Line, but wow that design is much scarier than what is usually used in Disney Parks, especially for it to be out in the open like that! Very interesting
The chains on it seem to suggest an enslaved spirit… a terrifying idea
Never heard of this phobia before, let me watch to find out more
...
I hate this
submerched ships and planes are the worse, trust me
@@fandomtreasury5398 I'm scared of the tik tok alligator from Peter pan
@@mateocruz7352 Link?
@@Killerxrated ohhh
@goofball Yeah my dumbass thought it was a tiktok alligator video
13:24 nope nope nope
Ik yall saw that dinosaur cloud on the left of the giant snakes head at 11:12
"bears in water"
*Dear God*
"there's more"
*No....*
Tf2 reference good
Nice reference
i definitely have this, it all kinda started in the finding nemo ride at disneyland with the angler fish, something about when it’s being lit up in just an empty pool freaks me out, and the light is bright enough to see the wall behind it in the water which is completely blank white, it’s super eerie to me and i can’t describe the full on feeling i get from it
Its so weird we all feel this way. Younger me thought it was a super weird thing to have but im (somewhat) glad to see its kinda common
Yuuup mine was the Jaws ride at universal studios, when the shark came out of the water at the boat. Brickly mildly unnerves me when I walk by him, more so at night.
@@AdaylnTheLifeOf Yes! The Jaws ride is the base of my fear.
Started with Brickley!!
yes the same thing happened to me i hated the angler fish :/ and the jaws ride
14:34 this kid getting straight up bullied
@Violet Longoria I’m disliking your comment fro bieng rude to a child
I WAS LOOKING FOR A COMMENT POINTING IT OUT HAH
@@bluefang4572 chill out man
spare account ugh you
@@bluefang4572 ..?
Omg this totally reminded me of when I went to Ariel’s Grotto at Disney World about 10 years ago, and they had a Flotsam and Jetsam statue next to it that was partly submerged, and it was the most terrifying thing!
If I went deep underwater and saw sunken versions of ursulas eels looking at me I would legit cry omggg
Yeah as much as i love the eels i would legit scream if i were getting into a pool at night and i just saw their glowing eyes.
i recently watched a film on disney+ called “one day at disney” and there was a segment on the people who’s job is to check the animatronics on nemo submarine voyage. i couldn’t believe how they could just swim with the angler fish and divers! that would freak me right out!
I would've had a heart attack or PTSD lol.
I remember at Disneyland in 2013, I didn’t want to ride Finding Nemo because of my submechanophobia but we didn’t know the fear had a name so my parents trivialized it by making sure we would just save the ride for last and hope I would have my issues dealt with by then... it was night when my parents forced me on the ride. I remember telling the attending CM that I was scared and she just smiled and said “Don’t worry, Bruce doesn’t bite!”... I was like “it’s not Bruce I’m afraid of...”. Lol 😂
I remember I nearly screamed when I saw Darla and I blocked the anglerfish from memory.
But wait ... Bruce is in the ride??!! 😩😳
The “above ground”ish animatronics like flotsam and jetsam, tick tock and Ursula don’t scare me. The fire spirit I’m okay with too (maybe cause I never saw that irl). But the underwater troll and Brickly!!! Every time I walk by Brickly I am mildly unnerved! He’s definitely my base level of submechanophobia. The top would be the jaws ride sharks **shudders**
I’m also afraid of paintings and mosaics that are in pools, probably related in some way. If there’s a mosaic dolphin or turtle, or some kind of animal painting I will not go swimming near by at all!
I just feel bad for brickley tbh...the water around him is so dirty...poor baby
I thought I was the only one afraid of mosaics in water.
the nokken scary as crap
@@alfredmilliner3778 i loved nokken!! I miss malestrom...
I’m not as scared of Brickley mainly bc I played with legos for a long time
Therapist: Ursula said with a lisp isn't real, it can't hurt you
Ursala said with a lisp: 5:13
18:59 aw man honey I would cry if that ever happened-
Can we get an automatonophobia version of this? Fear of mannequins and like humanoid animatronics.
I have a life size dummy I have to walk bye every night almost
@@CatFeedOFFICIALTell him to leave
I actually really liked the concept of Prometeo. The structure of it is amazing and all the flamethrowers and lights they put on him is crazy. Too bad the show got replaced.
I’m so glad to see I’m not the only one who misses this spicy berd
This is a small detail, but thank you SO much for specifying that it's props as well, not just animatronics; it's "objects". I've seen so many submechanophobia posts labeled as animatronics when they're statues or structures. It's a breath of fresh air to see someone get it right.
1:19 Michael Curry looks like Gordan Ramsey.
I didn't realize that there was an actual fear for this. Learned something new...
Fun fact: the diver unit is housed in the same warehouse that holds both The World of Color (designing, maintenance, equipment, etc) and the Carsland characters. We were told if we were to ever use the showers there, do NOT use the soap left in there as it is specifically for the diving suits and will stain the skin.
Anyone else think those Flotsam and Jetsam floats are legitimately terrifying? They should have been easily in the top 3 on this list
The part that makes them horrifying is knowing one of them capsized!!!! I’d hate to be the driver, and I’d cry if it capsized. They should be higher for sure, and monstro a bit lower.
True story - the angler is what made me realize I hated underwater animatronics/sculptures. I went on it once when it opened, saw that thing, realized it was a physical figure underwater a few feet from me, and I’ve never been on it since.
This whole time I never realized how big the Angler Fish was when I ride. Oh my goodness!
I was already scared of the ride as a kid then one time at like 10 or 7 me and my grandma went on the ride as a little tradition because I was scared out of my mind of course the ride crashed right on the scene where it was showing the anglerfish I almost passed out for a whole minute we were looking at that monstrosity I will never go on that ride again
I dont have this phobia
SIKE! I have it and i hate it😞
8:15 DID I HEAR THE NAME KOCKCI
(Danganronpa v3 reference)
3:56 “hooman, I have caught a fish”
"Hooman, I caught fishe."
Fixed.
Brickley was LITERALLY the start of my Submechanophobia. Saw it as a child and had nightmares for years
Ok this kinda scary including the point of somebody putting the animatronic in water
The only one I see some what scary is the Phantom Cruise Line.
This stuff scares me, which is pretty weird considering when I was younger at the Magic Kingdom waiting to meet Ariel, I had the sudden urge to jump (I didn't lol) into the water to where they had a statue of Triton.
This is what my Norwegian Husband told me about the 2nd Nokken from 17:18 in the video. The thing you claim to be a second Nøkken is probably a troll, as Nøkken are found exclusively residing in lakes and never mentioned as being remotely rock like, since its on land next to the river and made of Rock. Trolls on the other hand where supposed to have Rock, bark and sometimes leathery skin, sometimes with plants growing on them. Poking its head out of a cave opening during daytime is slightly strange though since they have to avoid daylight.
I have only a cursory knowledge of Norwegian folklore, but I didn't think that was a Nøkken. I also wonder if he said it incorrectly?
@@FrenkTheJoy It's pronounced with an Ä (like in "nay") in Swedish. It's pretty okay for being in Norwegian though, but of course w heavy American accent.
No matter what those things were, as a 4 year old kid I was traumatized 😂
0:55
Park: Disneyland
Commercial: *shows Cinderella Castle*
"Number four, Tik Tok."
yes, very scary.
13:11 This looks like the creature from Brandon dies. Brandondies
The Flotsam & Jetsam animatronics were created by Michael Curry? Looks like he designed more Disney characters, than just the characters for “The Lion King” musical.
I never found Tick Tock scary, I would have assumed that the only animatronic crocodiles that caused submechanophobia were the original ones in the jungle cruise.
I feel bad for the people who needs to fix all these.
When I was little, I was so terrified of Monstro in Storybookland that I never wanted to go into Fantasyland. I even remember seeing a picture of me from back then covering the right side of my face on the Dumbo ride so I didn’t lay my eyes on it.
I know how you feel man, I also used to be terrified of Monstro when I was little too
its not even seeing them that sucks, its being next to them in the water
The anglerfish part on the finding nemo ride is terrifying on its own but imagine having to be the people who have to get in the water with it and fix it 😭✋
OMG NOOOO I HADNT THOUGHT ABIUT THE FACT THAT THEY HAVE TO GO IN THE WATER TO FIX THEM!
19:39 it is WWAAYY bigger than i exepted
👁👄👁
Am I the only person who gets scared every time I see the crocodile in the opening scene of pirates of the Caribbean at Disneyland? I know it’s not an animatronic but it scares me every time 😂🤣
LegionLion I don't remember any crocodile.
Conor Garcia I promise there is one. Look for it next time. It’s on the left as you are rolling up to the banjo scene
Technically, that's an alligator. But if you think that's scary, originally they planned to put a few more in the grotto, with the skeletons.
Ive had a nightmare about the crocks before. Its my favorite ride but the crocodiles scare me so much everytime. I’ve never met someone who scared of them too
Yeah, it's an alligator, not a crocodile. It doesn't scare me
if finding nemo submarine voyage closes down i want disney to bring back the original, i wonder what the sea serpent would look like as a modern animatronic
I totally agree!
7:41 It’s Elemental before Elemental