@@mr.wizbiz.2917 Jokes aside he manipulated the moon landing live stream to loop a message. The Silence from then on could be seen, remembered, and hunted down by all of mankind. Every time you see the moon landing, you’re given permission to kick Silence arse.
@@mr.wizbiz.2917The silence’s arc was around the time of the moon landing - to solve the problem of the silence, the doctor hijacked the moon landing broadcast, something everyone was watching at the time, placing a video of a silence saying “You should kill us all on sight” in the middle. everyone forgot seeing the silence, but internalized the message that all silence should be killed on sight, effectively ensuring that anyone that sees a silence will kill them instead of running away or cowering in fear
Tbh, the Silence is scarier than Weeping Angels, imo, because it’s harder to fight something you can’t remember than to fight something that only moves when you can’t see it. Imagine, having to not blink for both, then immediately forget you’re fighting for your life, while the other you have a chance to fight back. One is scary, the other is a formidable and intimidating opponent
@@zhoaibraja2992 I'd just get in a position where I can see both from 1 eye at all times, yeah like 10 angels would be a problem, but 3 or 4 you could handle pretty easy.
Nah, i think the Angels are the scariest personally. They're persistance hunters who take your natural reaction to fear, to flinch away from it, and use that to hunt you down. Every other monster in cinematic horror trys to make you flinch, to close your eyes, to turn away in fear. A long tense dramatic build up and then the pay off with the jump scare. The angels invert that classic theme in a beautiful way.
I think the reason silence arent as scary is they mostly MANIPULATE events yes, but we have never seen an immediate impact from forgetting them. Blink and let an Angel catch up to you however....
Doctor Who is the absolute best in the business when it comes to conceptually interesting monsters. The weeping angels and the silence being at the top of the list. They aren’t just scary visually but they have a characteristic that MAKES them terrifying
How to prank a Doctor Who fan wait for them to fall asleep then draw tally marks all over their arm 😂 but nah Fr the angels were scary but the silence was genuinely unnerving with how they manipulated multiple events from the shadows
the real question is do the silence affect each other because if they do their life's must be depressing as hell it's like how the angels can never take their guard down around each other because they could accidently freeze themselves for eternity
Okay funny story about this. When I was like 13, my best friend had a birthday party sleep over and we all figured out that we loved DW except my best friend. So when one of the girl who loved DW went to sleep, we all put dashes on our arms then went to sleep and when we woke up it was the BEST.
Thats exactly why I love Doctor Who - most of the time its "ha-ha silly doctor doing time travel and etc" and then they're casually dropping the creepiest shit I've ever seen
They remind me to the False Hydra from D&D because she uses the hability to sing a song that erases them from their victims'minds until she stops to devour them. Then when she had finished she starts singing again, which makes any witnesses who saw her instantly forget not only everything about it, but also everything about the victims, so she still can go around eating people and no one goes panicking because they don't even know there's something out there eating their relatives, and also not knowing they have relatives because they can't remember them.
No, the false hydra doesn't make u forget anything it just makes your brain ignore it, sort of like the blind post in your eye, it's there, your subconcious knows because people can dream about it and their hands write about it while asleep but you just can't percieve it with your concious mind
@@mun109 even when you see It you can write and post some clues to yourserlf. Anyway hiding in your subconscience and ignore it makes that a forgotten thing.
@@beltaineyt2383I forget, can you still find memories of it with spells that dig into a person’s mind or something? Like the person can’t remember consciously but if someone were to go through their memories with magic would it work?
@@themonarch5688 I don't exactly remember if they can, but picking up some theories, I think it will be complicated for a magic caster who is not strong enough to break the chant to remember or know that they have to fight a False Hydra
It's funny that in the space of a season they turned what could have been a brilliant, op and somewhat scary villain alien species into a simplified monster of the week
Villain of the week? What?! Bro, the Silence were being teased ever since the first episode of the Matt Smith run and they had a conclusion at the last episode
@@starborn6239 not sure if it was inspired by something from mythology, just took its name out is something new made up for the show, but they're an enemy in the 'Library' episodes during 10th's run
So they’re incredibly fast, let’s say they just slow down quite a bit when you look at them, you forget they were ever there if you look away and they have a RAGING urge to kill you. Sounds pretty horrifying
I'd still take the combined horror of these over the Gravemind from Halo... It conceptually is one of the most insane "zombie" esque creature types but is worse than every other iteration of it's type by LEAGUES if you watch anything covering the lore
I realize the people who are fans of both Doctor Who and Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV series) are probably a weirdly niche crowd, but I've always drawn an immediate parallel between The Silence and The Gentlemen from the Buffy episode called "Hush". The monster/character doesn't have the same effect on people in each show, of course, but I think of them because they're so alike. They're tall, thin, sinister, silent, are going to go about their agenda and will remove you if you get in the way but make no noise doing it... They make my blood run cold. A different kind of cold than the weeping angels. This is creeeeeepy cold.
I lived the way that The Doctor defeated them. Using their own powers against them during the moon landing broadcast. "You should kill us on sight!" Brilliant!!!
I love the whoverse villains, they always play on human weaknesses that we can't readily overcome. Mainly the instinct to look away from something scary.
I love how the Silence are just unapologetically a mix of gray aliens and Slenderman, no matter where they are. They wear suits for(as far as I'm aware) no reason, it's great
When it came to the silence, I really liked their concept, but I’m frankly very confused about what they wanted. Because I mean, eventually, their plan is revenge on the doctor. But there wouldn’t be a reason for that until what he does with the moon landing. And then there’s a whole thing of when Amy ask the silence why it killed that random woman the creature just responds with: “Joy. her name was Joy.” They were a little too enigmatic for a race that managed to create a time Lord weapon specifically to kill the doctor.
@@toasterroast7678 Yes but Silence were afraid of Timelords, posibility of they return and start of new time war. Doctor was the only one (beside River) that could help Timelords to return and he was sitting on Trenzalore to the end of his regeneration cycle. In place where the crack was and Doctor only needed to spell his true name. So to avoid this posibility they wanted to kill Doctor before he will find this place.
The idea of the silence is amazing, I feel like not enough stories have tapped into their idea enough. Imagine a 2 parter where all the characters have memory gaps and it's only revealed at the end of part 1 that there is a rebel group of silence there or something along those lines.
The idea of this is similar to a character from the marvel character called "forget me not" is basically the same ability he's been an X-Men for like 12 years but nobody knows it because the second they look away
This is one Doctor Who creature that creeps me out, but I’m actually okay with. Because according to their lore I wouldn’t be able to remember them if they were real.
The interesting thing about weeping angels and the silence is that they are more psychological enemies than actually dangerous. Sure, the weeping angels can displace you in time, which means that you never see your loved ones again, probably, but you can still find a way to get along, especially if you come from the future and hold some useful future knowledge that can help you navigate the era. As for the silence, again, they mess with your memories, and manipulate events from the shadows, but if you are not directly feeling how your life is getting worse, you may not think it that bad (especially if you don't count how many times you encounter them)
They mark their arms when they see the silence so that once they look away they know they've seen one. They won't remember seeing it, but they'll know they did because of the marks
the silence are great, top 5 doctor who monsters. the visually striking character design, the simple mechanic of forgetting them as you look away that stands them out as unique monsters, and just the way their involvement was teased and brought in slowly over time. all of it near perfect, on par with enemies like the darleks, weeping angels, the flood. just superb.
Yeah i gotchu bro. This one's a real classic and its called "In the house, in a heartbeat" just youtube up "28 days later theme" Sounds like a remix too with the synth waves in backround
The silence is one of very few races The Doctor has erased in 1 manner or another due to how they have the ability to influence anyone when they get seen, and forgotten the moment the person looks away.
Weeping angels would be easier because at least you can run from them, escape possibily, and then make them look at each other. However, you can not run away from these things because as soon as you turn away to run... You will stop, not knowing why you was running, and then death follows after....without knowing why. I rather be killed while understanding what happened, than to die confused because mystery is more scary and irritating than learning and knowledge. Not only this, but with the weeping angels all you have to do is make sure at least one eye is open on them, make smart moves and you'll make it, but with these crestures.... Looking at them does NOT stop them, looking away from them only makes you forget what you were running from, it's nearly impossible
Thats Deaths and Life's kids. Hence their way to show honor in the hanging upside down, their suits, their finges and hands. THEIR EYES! 😊❤ Such lovely beings, such lovely children ❤❤
The idea didn’t scare me much until they show those tally marks people make. The horror of losing hours, days, possibly even weeks, and just never remembering them is terrifying. Even if they weren’t hostile that ability is so fundamentally messed up.
The one that got me was the scene in the TARDIS where they implant the recording devices into themselves, cut away for one shot, and cut back and its immediately blinking. The idea that the tardis is this safe place is just immediately shattered when you realize they could truly be anywhere.
Surprisingly these guys are slightly harder to fight than the weeping angels the reason I say slightly is because there’s an episode that says any object that holds the picture of an angel becomes an angel.
The Silence were such an awesome villain who basically got screwed by the narrative. They should have been kept as these creepy monsters who nobody can remember rather than just some bioengineered drones.
I’ll take an Angel over the silence, the angels I just have to keep my eyes on and hope they don’t get into my head, for a silence I have to make sure I’m only going one-on one with. An Angel I can have my back against a wall and be fine, a silence is so much more complicated
the silence have always creeped me out. when I first saw them, the faces creeped me out more than anything - skin pulled across an uneven skull in strained motions. I remember covering up half my screen with my hand in scenes I knew they'd be in. Then I realized the sfx was one thing, but the sheer fear that came from a monster you never remember, it just gets to stand there inches out of sight? terrifying.
Weird I remember posting the edit but can’t remember what it’s about 🤔🤔🤔 oh well
What edit? 👀
@@AdrianDaWeeb edit? where
Why are there marks on my arm all of a sudden-
@@kinsphil_1 God knows 🤷🏻♂️
You guys need help because I have no idea what you guys are talking about
I remember how the doctor dealt with them, it was absolutely awesome
HOW HE DO ITT
Dealt with what?
@@mr.wizbiz.2917
Jokes aside he manipulated the moon landing live stream to loop a message. The Silence from then on could be seen, remembered, and hunted down by all of mankind.
Every time you see the moon landing, you’re given permission to kick Silence arse.
What dr who is this? Is this the 2005 or what
@@mr.wizbiz.2917The silence’s arc was around the time of the moon landing - to solve the problem of the silence, the doctor hijacked the moon landing broadcast, something everyone was watching at the time, placing a video of a silence saying “You should kill us all on sight” in the middle. everyone forgot seeing the silence, but internalized the message that all silence should be killed on sight, effectively ensuring that anyone that sees a silence will kill them instead of running away or cowering in fear
I’ll take silence over an angel any day
Angels are terrifying but what’s a silence?
@@LETZZPLAYI thi..think... What was was I saying again?
@@LETZZPLAYright like silence as in just quiet?? Or are we both missing something
@@AgentCorgi09 people be talking crazy these days
You guys gotta get back on your meds
Tbh, the Silence is scarier than Weeping Angels, imo, because it’s harder to fight something you can’t remember than to fight something that only moves when you can’t see it. Imagine, having to not blink for both, then immediately forget you’re fighting for your life, while the other you have a chance to fight back. One is scary, the other is a formidable and intimidating opponent
The angels are easy to fight, if you wink back and forth you never have to let them out of your sight
@@dont_jinx_me not really as any Angels that you can't see in your peripheral vision when you close the other eye would immediately come closer..
@@zhoaibraja2992 I'd just get in a position where I can see both from 1 eye at all times, yeah like 10 angels would be a problem, but 3 or 4 you could handle pretty easy.
Nah, i think the Angels are the scariest personally. They're persistance hunters who take your natural reaction to fear, to flinch away from it, and use that to hunt you down. Every other monster in cinematic horror trys to make you flinch, to close your eyes, to turn away in fear. A long tense dramatic build up and then the pay off with the jump scare. The angels invert that classic theme in a beautiful way.
I think the reason silence arent as scary is they mostly MANIPULATE events yes, but we have never seen an immediate impact from forgetting them.
Blink and let an Angel catch up to you however....
I hate enemies that fuck with your memories. This and jailhouse lock from JJBA 6 were so trippy
Me 2 bruv 😩the jailhouse lock was so fucking bad , I honestly got bored
FUCK THAT FUCKING STAND!!! ALL THAT EPISODE WAS A LIVING NIGHTMARE!!!
lol fr tho
another marvel character called forget me not he was an x men had the abilities like thses
just like the false hydra from dnd
Doctor Who is the absolute best in the business when it comes to conceptually interesting monsters. The weeping angels and the silence being at the top of the list. They aren’t just scary visually but they have a characteristic that MAKES them terrifying
I still get a little shiver every time i think my phone vibrate but it hasn't.
Man that's nothing I woke up 2 hours ago at 2am to my phone vibrating non stop but when I check there were no notifications like TF
The silence are my favourite doctor who villains, absolutely badass and so well written
The what? The silence as in quiet? Oh... I see it now.
How to prank a Doctor Who fan wait for them to fall asleep then draw tally marks all over their arm 😂 but nah Fr the angels were scary but the silence was genuinely unnerving with how they manipulated multiple events from the shadows
Tu es une menace 💀💀💀
Yeah especially when they fall asleep drunk 100% heartattack
the real question is do the silence affect each other because if they do their life's must be depressing as hell it's like how the angels can never take their guard down around each other because they could accidently freeze themselves for eternity
Okay funny story about this. When I was like 13, my best friend had a birthday party sleep over and we all figured out that we loved DW except my best friend. So when one of the girl who loved DW went to sleep, we all put dashes on our arms then went to sleep and when we woke up it was the BEST.
Can you tell me the names of the movies please?
most people when they see that: ahh! i got to run!!!
americans: airstrike it. airstrike it now.
Texan: So anyways, *I STARTED BLASTING*
Florida man: So anyways, *I STARTED WRESTLING IT*
@@sumboredaznTennessean: “So anyways, Texas was having a bit of trouble wrangling this son of a gun.”
God bless America.
The only time I've felt patriotic
America. “Dear grid coordinates.”
Man, that's actually a really awesome concept...
Frfr, like outta all of them, I enjoy them the most, not too disturbing, not too soft(?)
What is???
@@XenoGoku11 When you look away, you forget them
@@CalmestManOnMars Forget who???
@klaojungwiwattanaporn6927 I never told you to forget someone. What are you talking about?
Thats exactly why I love Doctor Who - most of the time its "ha-ha silly doctor doing time travel and etc" and then they're casually dropping the creepiest shit I've ever seen
They remind me to the False Hydra from D&D because she uses the hability to sing a song that erases them from their victims'minds until she stops to devour them.
Then when she had finished she starts singing again, which makes any witnesses who saw her instantly forget not only everything about it, but also everything about the victims, so she still can go around eating people and no one goes panicking because they don't even know there's something out there eating their relatives, and also not knowing they have relatives because they can't remember them.
No, the false hydra doesn't make u forget anything it just makes your brain ignore it, sort of like the blind post in your eye, it's there, your subconcious knows because people can dream about it and their hands write about it while asleep but you just can't percieve it with your concious mind
@@mun109 even when you see It you can write and post some clues to yourserlf. Anyway hiding in your subconscience and ignore it makes that a forgotten thing.
@@beltaineyt2383I forget, can you still find memories of it with spells that dig into a person’s mind or something? Like the person can’t remember consciously but if someone were to go through their memories with magic would it work?
@@themonarch5688 I don't exactly remember if they can, but picking up some theories, I think it will be complicated for a magic caster who is not strong enough to break the chant to remember or know that they have to fight a False Hydra
I have a sneaking suspicion, that False Hydra was inspired by Silence
10th doctor had rhe best villians out of any season hands down, so many iconic ones too
This is 11
why are you talking about 10 on a short about 11
This is the 13th doctor
@@pacotaco1246no 11th doctor 12 incarnation 13th regeneration
There's numbers of docters
If anyone wants to know, the song name is "In the house, in a heartbeat". It's most popular appearance is in "28 days later"
The version used in the video sounds much cooler than any other version i can find though which is annoying cause specifically this one sounds best
It's funny that in the space of a season they turned what could have been a brilliant, op and somewhat scary villain alien species into a simplified monster of the week
Villain of the week? What?! Bro, the Silence were being teased ever since the first episode of the Matt Smith run and they had a conclusion at the last episode
Silence and angels… just two fucking best concepts
Don't forget the Vashtanarada.... always count the shadows
@@valdris86 ah, right forgot about that one for a moment
Is that an indian demon?@@valdris86
@@starborn6239 not sure if it was inspired by something from mythology, just took its name out is something new made up for the show, but they're an enemy in the 'Library' episodes during 10th's run
@valdris86 bro idek what this show is abt...
Imagine a cross breed of these and angles
So they’re incredibly fast, let’s say they just slow down quite a bit when you look at them, you forget they were ever there if you look away and they have a RAGING urge to kill you. Sounds pretty horrifying
NO NO NO JUST NO
And then the love child has a love child with the vashta nerada
I'd still take the combined horror of these over the Gravemind from Halo...
It conceptually is one of the most insane "zombie" esque creature types but is worse than every other iteration of it's type by LEAGUES if you watch anything covering the lore
A cross breed of what and an angle??
I realize the people who are fans of both Doctor Who and Buffy the Vampire Slayer (TV series) are probably a weirdly niche crowd, but I've always drawn an immediate parallel between The Silence and The Gentlemen from the Buffy episode called "Hush". The monster/character doesn't have the same effect on people in each show, of course, but I think of them because they're so alike. They're tall, thin, sinister, silent, are going to go about their agenda and will remove you if you get in the way but make no noise doing it... They make my blood run cold. A different kind of cold than the weeping angels. This is creeeeeepy cold.
It's the suits. Never trust anyone in a suit.
That episode was amazing and glad to find more of our niche
Me too!!!!!! I thought that the first time I saw the Silence!
I'm pretty sure it's considered the best episode of Buffy.
@@skaterdave03 I'm so glad it's not just me!
The actors did such a good job at portraying forgetfulness
The absolute best villain in the entire show
Who ?
@@Clone_Captain_Rexi see what you did there😂😂
Even more powerful than the weeping angels...terrifying
I lived the way that The Doctor defeated them. Using their own powers against them during the moon landing broadcast. "You should kill us on sight!" Brilliant!!!
Silence shall fall when the question is asked.
Bro Drops The Hardest Doctor Who Edits Right Now Out Of Nowhere Lol.
There's a new Doctor Who series if I recall ...
"Sometimes when i look down into the darkness i feel like there's less i should be seeing... But they just keep staring at me"
Such an amazing concept for a villain
Oh how amazing this show once was.
“we seem to be defending ourselves…” 🥶
Nothing can hurt you more than something you can't remember
One of the best foes.!😮
Silence and wheeping angel are terrifying
Doctor Who's villains are on another level for real.
I love the whoverse villains, they always play on human weaknesses that we can't readily overcome. Mainly the instinct to look away from something scary.
I love how the Silence are just unapologetically a mix of gray aliens and Slenderman, no matter where they are. They wear suits for(as far as I'm aware) no reason, it's great
It's because they do business
Nah if I'm put between the silence and a weeping angel I'm HUGGING the fucking silence.
Weeping angels and silence are similar in the way that you don't wanna look away from them
The Silence were the coolest creatures in the whole of Doctor Who.
With this music, Doctor Who becoms real triller.
As much as I love the Silence, I’ll never get over how goofy they look grouped up on the ceiling like bats
the silence literally gave me nightmares as a kid and i love them for how cool and creepy they are, i wish they would bring them back at some point
Saying they’re the most forgettable dr who monster is both incredibly true and, nope that’s it
“We seem to be defending ourselves” ugh 😩 👌 love the silence as an antagonist
When it came to the silence, I really liked their concept, but I’m frankly very confused about what they wanted.
Because I mean, eventually, their plan is revenge on the doctor.
But there wouldn’t be a reason for that until what he does with the moon landing.
And then there’s a whole thing of when Amy ask the silence why it killed that random woman the creature just responds with:
“Joy. her name was Joy.”
They were a little too enigmatic for a race that managed to create a time Lord weapon specifically to kill the doctor.
My theory was that they were some sort of living bio-weapon created during the time war
They don't want revenge. Its explained that the Silence want to prevent the Doctor's future on Trenzalore. That's why they want to kill him.
@@cameronjosephvideos5942But why? Isn’t the Doctor supposed to die on Trenzalore? Moffat’s story arcs made no sense.
@@toasterroast7678 Yes but Silence were afraid of Timelords, posibility of they return and start of new time war. Doctor was the only one (beside River) that could help Timelords to return and he was sitting on Trenzalore to the end of his regeneration cycle. In place where the crack was and Doctor only needed to spell his true name. So to avoid this posibility they wanted to kill Doctor before he will find this place.
Thank god I watched these episodes just before watching this short, and I'm so glad I did
The idea of the silence is amazing, I feel like not enough stories have tapped into their idea enough.
Imagine a 2 parter where all the characters have memory gaps and it's only revealed at the end of part 1 that there is a rebel group of silence there or something along those lines.
What’s the silence?
@@LETZZPLAYthe creatures in the clip
@@orionar2461I don’t remember any creatures?
@@orionar2461there weren’t any creatures in the clip?
What creature
I forget things easily because of anxiety...so this episode gave me nightmares
imagine the angels with this kind of ability to be forgotten the moment you forget them and they can attack you
God doctor who has some freaky creative monsters and villains
The silence is my favorite entity in basically any media i think, I can’t remember one i like more ;)
The idea of this is similar to a character from the marvel character called "forget me not" is basically the same ability he's been an X-Men for like 12 years but nobody knows it because the second they look away
the silence are more terrifying from a 3rd person perspective while the angles are more terrifying from a 1st person perspective
The silence will never be wiped from my memory, whenever i hear my fridge, i think its a monster and just stare at it for 30 minutes
Song name
When Doctor beat the Silence during that moon launch episodes it was so cool.
What's the song in the background?
In the House by Eldritchband.
This is one Doctor Who creature that creeps me out, but I’m actually okay with. Because according to their lore I wouldn’t be able to remember them if they were real.
The interesting thing about weeping angels and the silence is that they are more psychological enemies than actually dangerous. Sure, the weeping angels can displace you in time, which means that you never see your loved ones again, probably, but you can still find a way to get along, especially if you come from the future and hold some useful future knowledge that can help you navigate the era. As for the silence, again, they mess with your memories, and manipulate events from the shadows, but if you are not directly feeling how your life is getting worse, you may not think it that bad (especially if you don't count how many times you encounter them)
Can someone give context about why the doctor have many marks on his arm
They mark their arms when they see the silence so that once they look away they know they've seen one. They won't remember seeing it, but they'll know they did because of the marks
while he was looking at them he counted them, the tallys are the number of them that there are
He's counting every monster with one mark, so when he forgets they're there he'll know something is wrong.
to show how many times he has seen the silence I believe. because you forget them as soon as you stop seeing them.
He made a mark each time he saw them, since he would forget they were ever there the second he looked away
the silence are great, top 5 doctor who monsters. the visually striking character design, the simple mechanic of forgetting them as you look away that stands them out as unique monsters, and just the way their involvement was teased and brought in slowly over time. all of it near perfect, on par with enemies like the darleks, weeping angels, the flood. just superb.
Anyone know the soundtrack
Yeah i gotchu bro.
This one's a real classic and its called
"In the house, in a heartbeat" just youtube up
"28 days later theme"
Sounds like a remix too with the synth waves in backround
@@Chandler191 sweet thank you for that mate much appreciated
This has got to be one of the coolest dr who villains ever
You know when you are walking and trip over nothing that's one of Silence body
Whats the music used?
In the House by Eldritchband
@@fdd4957 Thanks!
Btw, what the song called?
I know it's a version of the 28 days later theme but I can't tell you which exactly... hopefully this helps your search
Tysm!
back then when doctor who was good
What episode and season? Thx
Series 6 Episodes 1,2 & 13
The silence is one of very few races The Doctor has erased in 1 manner or another due to how they have the ability to influence anyone when they get seen, and forgotten the moment the person looks away.
Music credit?
28 days later
28 days later
28 days later
@@domenicocoviello446makes sense I felt like the tune was quite familiar. Google Assistant couldn't quite catch this one
Man, finally we got some Slenderman lore😂
This song works so well
These denizens hated this one simple trick: *look up and down and keep looking*
Ever since hearing someone suggest that the views should never have actually seen the silence, I can’t help but agree
Weeping angels would be easier because at least you can run from them, escape possibily, and then make them look at each other.
However, you can not run away from these things because as soon as you turn away to run... You will stop, not knowing why you was running, and then death follows after....without knowing why. I rather be killed while understanding what happened, than to die confused because mystery is more scary and irritating than learning and knowledge.
Not only this, but with the weeping angels all you have to do is make sure at least one eye is open on them, make smart moves and you'll make it, but with these crestures.... Looking at them does NOT stop them, looking away from them only makes you forget what you were running from, it's nearly impossible
A fantastic defence mechanic
I have character with this power. The lonely guardian. He protect his loved ones. Even if they don’t remember him.
It’s funny that we only find out what they really were on a story that was almost unrelated to them (The trenzalore arc)
Thats Deaths and Life's kids. Hence their way to show honor in the hanging upside down, their suits, their finges and hands. THEIR EYES! 😊❤ Such lovely beings, such lovely children ❤❤
My favorite who arc
The shot of all of them on the ceiling is terrifying
Love this show has some of the best monsters to ever exist
midnight is still the scariest of them all hands down. If they were to return in a different setting... damn
The idea didn’t scare me much until they show those tally marks people make. The horror of losing hours, days, possibly even weeks, and just never remembering them is terrifying. Even if they weren’t hostile that ability is so fundamentally messed up.
The one that got me was the scene in the TARDIS where they implant the recording devices into themselves, cut away for one shot, and cut back and its immediately blinking. The idea that the tardis is this safe place is just immediately shattered when you realize they could truly be anywhere.
This series is truly amazing
Which series is this?
doctor who@@Summilakhera-fk7zd
Reminds me of “There is no anti-mimetics division”
Surprisingly these guys are slightly harder to fight than the weeping angels the reason I say slightly is because there’s an episode that says any object that holds the picture of an angel becomes an angel.
The silence are my favorite Doctor Who monster out of them all....mostly because they remind me so much of the Slender Man.
The Silence were such an awesome villain who basically got screwed by the narrative. They should have been kept as these creepy monsters who nobody can remember rather than just some bioengineered drones.
The Silence and Weeping Angels were the scariest monsters Dr. Who created
They are not monsters and they are not scary. The whole time they are like "We came to reach you, to congratulate you on your babies!" Rofl😅❤
I’ll take an Angel over the silence, the angels I just have to keep my eyes on and hope they don’t get into my head, for a silence I have to make sure I’m only going one-on one with.
An Angel I can have my back against a wall and be fine, a silence is so much more complicated
Thank you
This show takes the phrase seeing is believing to literally.
definition of out of sight out of mind
The doctor is so certi, only he can remember what they are and how they work without actually remembering them
Same power as "forget me not" from x men
Probably the most terrifying thing in doctor who
Imagine a Silence crossed with an Angel....
the silence have always creeped me out. when I first saw them, the faces creeped me out more than anything - skin pulled across an uneven skull in strained motions. I remember covering up half my screen with my hand in scenes I knew they'd be in. Then I realized the sfx was one thing, but the sheer fear that came from a monster you never remember, it just gets to stand there inches out of sight? terrifying.
The Silence are terrifying
A silence and a weeping angel have a baby together. Good luck!
You can't remember them the moment you look away sounds terrifying.