I live in the Caribbean. Iv been deep sea diving and even spear fishing. If there was ever a scary moment of my life living with the ocean it would be the time when I hooked this huge mackerel (about 30 lbs the least), fought with it for a good 15 minutes and just when I was about to bring her aboard this fish, no shark or barracuda that's for sure, ripped the Mackerel in half with one bite. My dad who has been fishing all his life panicked, first time I ever saw him scared in my life put the dingi in full speed all the way to shore abandoning the rod. I was in the moment so I didn't get a good look at it but my dad was ready to hook it he said he saw it coming from yards away coming to is really fast. He said it was like a baby whale but with small black blunt spikes surrounding it and it was really fucking huge even I could tell. He even said he swore it was chasing the dingi when we were driving off.
Heck Godzilla is the least of your problems. There are things down here that are capable of spanning the entire Pacific Ocean! Godzilla is also usually dormant.
The water scares me with how easily it can drown you. The unseen things scare me with their gnarled and undiscovered faces. I hate the ocean unless under very special and comfortable circumstances, of which I can only list one time where they occurred. I'll stick to the mountains, thank you very much.
According to Lovecraft and his correspondent Clark Ashton Smith (see "The Azathoth Family Tree"), Cthulhu's parent is the androgynous deity Nagoob. Nagoob mated with the Outer God Yog-Sothoth to bear Cthulhu on the planet Vhoorl. Lin Carter, in his Xothic legend cycle, mated Cthulhu with the quasi-female entity Idh-yaa to produce four offspring: Ghatanothoa, Ythogtha, Zoth-Ommog, and Cthylla. The English horror writer Brian Lumley introduced an equally powerful, but questionably benevolent, "brother" to Cthulhu called Kthanid.
Leo Cooper Kthanid is mary sue bullshit. Most "benign" aliens that oppose the high priest Cthulhu don't have humanity's best interest or don't care about humans. In fact the great race of Yoth are the only true aliens that don't loathe or hold Humanity in contempt.
From 0:00 - 3:53 , narration moments like this is the reason why I stay subscribed to you; and why you'll always be my favorite MCP. Even if some of your recent work hasn't been on this level, you really don't ever forget your first; as the saying goes.
Not just that but being trapped in a way, not having anything or anyone only what you took/ have on hand if a problem comes. I don't fear the unknown as much as having a lot of my advantages taken away. Each day is unknown, but atleast i can always get another stick as a club without destroying my ship. Or even the ability to use a club that'd be great while in water not on a ship. I mean even a octopus or shark scare me bc of their fighting ability in water, there is a good reason we dont have gills, we would be pretty bad at fighting in the ocean.
I've been swimming since I was six, and I'm pretty damn good at it, but somehow, swimming in the open ocean has always scared me. It's not so much the fear of my feet not touching ground- I can deal with that, it's more like a fear of what lurks beneath, unknown and unseen.
Definitely chalking this one up as a favourite. Love monster horror, and underwater horrors are pretty fantastic. Just enough description to give an idea, but not so much as to deprive the reader(listener) of filling in the rest with our imagination. Really superbly written.
Far and away, the most frightening pasta I've ever heard. I feel so... unwell. just, like... deeply disturbed. This one is going to stick with me for a very, very long time.
Under the sea, Under the sea, Your viscera and innards will be my dinner take it from me! Down in the sea we feast on flesh, slaughtering more than only fish! Feel our teeth slashing! Tearing and gashing! Under the sea! -Jared the Land Shark
It's so crazy when I realize just how long MCP has been narrating, especially when you hear one of these older narrations 🥰 As always, thank you so so much for keeping me company on my work day 💜
Pretty sure this monster is the Scylla from Greek Mythology, unless it's something completely made up. If that's true, well done author. This one was genuinely unnerving.
Nah, Scylla is a six headed creature that lives along the Strait of Messina. She picks off six sailors from any vessel that passes by. The only way to avoid her is to sail close to Charybdis...which also has dire consequences.
T Man It only takes all if you pass over while she's gulping down water. Charybdis isn't trying to sink ships. It just gulps water, forming a whirlpool. Then it belches the water back out.
StormSnake0618 I used Scylla as a template but I added alot of other elements both from my own head and from other sources like The Sirens and Lovecraft's monsters.
Snowblinded73 Sir, you have a talent for storytelling. This is one of my favorite creepypastas, which is weird to me considering monster-pastas aren't usually my cup of tea. I tend to find them over done and a bit bland, but this one kept me unnerved once shit started to hit the fan for the crew. Well done sir, well done.
Listened to this a few times and never realized the foreshadow when they're all floating on the pallets and kei tells the protagonist how to get to him and mikail he also says "I was below deck when we crashed". But earlier when the ship first hit the rocks the protagonist was saved by the railing with kei and mikail not far from him on the top deck
I wish I could go back in time and let H.P. Lovecraft read this. The writing, to me at least, is just amazing. So much detail, and just the right amount of unneeded information that a person might provide when actually retelling their experience. It makes it feel that much more authentic.
If I had one wish, it would be for creepypasta to have a modest resurgence lol. Just bringing it back to its peak in terms of popularity and stories coming out. I remember when stuff like Favor for a Favor, Borrasca, the Gas Station series, etc. Felt like they'd come out friggin all the time. Good times, yall. At least we still have the greats to enjoy now!
The open water can be scary, but there are also few places as beautiful as being on the open water. At night it can be so peaceful with the wide open sky and unobstructed stars, and during the day it's so open and free. It's hard to describe how it feels with no land in sight, no hills or mountains, and nothing but water as far as the eye can see. It's the ultimate freedom being able to go any direction endlessly. It can also be absolutely terrifying when theres a storm but it can also be exhilarating when the ship bucks back and forth and the waves pound into each side but you dont sink and ride the water like an angry bull, standing on the bow with the cold salty spray slamming into your face, leaving your cheeks numb and stinging. It can be terrifying but it gives you a high better then most drugs I've tried. Also fish are tasty.
Reminds me of when I tried to take a scuba diving class. I had to give up just because of that panic I got from having to stay under the water with weights on. My dad says it was a good call because apparently panic is the #1 killer in scuba diving.
absolutely, fear and fucking up down there because of bugging out Is a bad thing. but that's why you dive with a partner , someone who's got experience. first thing to do when a diver bugs out. knock off their mask. make them concentrate on breathing and slowly bring them to the top. a good dive master will know how to calm the situation down.
"Long time listener, first time poster..." Just had to say that. lolBut seriously I have been listening for quite some time now and I must say that you have a great voice and delivery when it comes to narrating.
Listening to creepypastas drunk or high is something amazing. Not trying to push that on anyone or something like that but man just how easier it is to understand each word and think about the story. It's creepy but satisfying at the same time.
What makes the ocean so terrifying to me is that you're completely out of your element; you could be attacked by anything, anywhere and from any direction. Something could potentially sneak up on you and you wouldn't even know cause the sounds of the waves would tune everything out. This is why this pasta is so particularly so terrifying... That feeling of the unknown combined with a certain vulnerability. It's good stuff.
I usually listen to these to pass the time at work on the weekdays, but a forty minute long story about the ocean (a thing that sends shivers down my spine on its own) was just too tempting for me to just ignore. I had to get just a taste, learn what I'm in for on Monday.
Maybe the reason we're so afraid of the deep sea is because it makes us realize how small we are. Also, maybe because it's so vast and unexplored. We know more about space than what's in our own oceans. I have panic attacks in deep water; vulnerability is so scary...
+Caleb Gambill We don't know more about space then our own oceans. We have no idea how big space is. We haven't even explored other solar systems. However, we do know more about Mars and the Moon than we do about the depths of our oceans
It's interesting, knowing that this could very well be true, since we have only explored FIVE PERCENT of our oceans. We know more about the Moon and Mars!! Hell, there could even be worse creatures than the one depicted here! An inquisitive, yet scary thought.
The creature in this story was a shallow water creature. All shallow waters have been explored. Its only the deep parts of the ocean that haven't been explored.
I listened to this story so many times that I legit had a nightmare about it. It started at the raft part but instead of just using the bodies of the crew to scream at me they actually tried to climb onto the raft and drag me into the water. It was one of those nightmares where you know it's a dream but can't do anything to wake up. FML.
Hey Mr.creepypasta. I was thinking of doing some artwork k of you n the other narrators. Do you have any ideas where I could post it so you could see? Get back to me soon please thanks
***** thanks Mr.cp! I appreciate it and I'll be in touch with the artwork soon! Thank you for you time I know you probably get a lot of comments lol. Have a nice day n keep up the good narrations
I'm relatively hard to impress when it comes to creepypasta, but this was great. I really like Lovecraft and this is very reminiscent. It wasn't just the story, but the writing itself was top notch. I enjoyed the authors use of an introduction, especially the reference to Darwin and Heracles. It was quite clever, and I knew at that moment this would be a good listen.
I am horrified I have been listening to just about every horror story and either laughing or falling asleep too for Two years and this is the second story to chill me to the bone. ( very close second, it's competing with the search and rescue stairs in the woods story) bravo sir bravo
“Pee... peep... tingle....” CreepsMcPasta, really? 😂 If anyone reads this and doesn’t know what I’m on about, read the description. [EDIT] Not been this hyped for an ocean monster-pasta since I watched Neptune’s Fancy.
One of the most amazing experiences of my life happened in the ocean. I was 13 and living in Hawaii the first and only time I touched a shark. I had been snorkeling in the bay for hours following one colorful fish after another when I saw it. A blacktip reef shark just cruising along the reef right next to me. It was less than two feet away. I froze for a second at the sight of a shark up close before realizing it was only about four feet long. I spent the next hour following that shark all around the bay. It was incredible seeing a shark that close and watching him hunt for injured reef fish. At the very end of the day right after my Mother started calling for me and my sisters to get out of the water I took my chance. I had gotten within touching distance of the reef shark a few times before without upsetting him, but every time I started to reach out my courage deserted me. Knowing that this was probably my one and only chance to ever touch a shark in the wild I finally did it. I reached out and ran my hand gently down the shark's side as he slowly swam on. I then swam back to shore and never told my mother or my sister's what I had dared to do.
BTW...since when does this channel have not only ads in the both the beginning but midway? It sux...getting lost in a well written/narrated story only to suddenly having ur eardrums assaulted by the most obnoxious noise. It really breaks the spell...
I'm glad they are earning money from it. If they are willing to take time, usually a fair bit too, to make these videos for us, the viewers. Then I will not, in all good conscience, begrudge them a little cheddar in doing so. In fact, I would probably feel like I am getting the only good part of the bargain.
I've always found the ocean fascinating. Back when I was in elementary school and middle school I wanted to become a marine biologist and explore the ocean. One specific aspect of the ocean I wanted to explore and study the most was the deep sea, where no light penetrates. Though I have changed the career I am pursuing I still find the ocean fascinating, especially the bathypelagic layer. Though at the same time I find it incredibly terrifying, considering we've explored more of space than the ocean. Which I feel greatly contributes to my curiosity of the ocean. Who knows what could be lurking down there, possibly farther than any submarine can go... I found this story to be very well done. It was really well written and I hope to see more like these in the near future.
Asriel Dreemurr Though we have explored much of the ocean, there is still an incredibly large portion we have not. There are also many creatures we may never get to discover because of the ocean's depth and vastness. I must say that the ocean is not infinite as there is an end to it, however we may never know what is on the opposite end and that is what I find so interesting. I do find outer space interesting as well.
The Сумерки бегун translates to The Twilight runner for those interested. Also still one of my favourite stories, and I'd love to hear stories about the Kanábéyáa or the koo-bu who's description kinda reminded my of those cave children things.
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I live in the Caribbean. Iv been deep sea diving and even spear fishing. If there was ever a scary moment of my life living with the ocean it would be the time when I hooked this huge mackerel (about 30 lbs the least), fought with it for a good 15 minutes and just when I was about to bring her aboard this fish, no shark or barracuda that's for sure, ripped the Mackerel in half with one bite. My dad who has been fishing all his life panicked, first time I ever saw him scared in my life put the dingi in full speed all the way to shore abandoning the rod. I was in the moment so I didn't get a good look at it but my dad was ready to hook it he said he saw it coming from yards away coming to is really fast. He said it was like a baby whale but with small black blunt spikes surrounding it and it was really fucking huge even I could tell. He even said he swore it was chasing the dingi when we were driving off.
Basilosaurus.
+shadowhalk225 Damn.
😱I would of shitted myself after he described it and how he said it was chasing the dingi
+shadowhalk225 You need to write a CREEPYPASTA about it! Would be great!
Susan Munford If I knew how lol
The water itself doesn't scare me....
It's what is below me in that endless dark abyss
Heck Godzilla is the least of your problems. There are things down here that are capable of spanning the entire Pacific Ocean! Godzilla is also usually dormant.
Damn right.
Big crustacean scp thing, forgot the number.
The water scares me with how easily it can drown you. The unseen things scare me with their gnarled and undiscovered faces. I hate the ocean unless under very special and comfortable circumstances, of which I can only list one time where they occurred. I'll stick to the mountains, thank you very much.
Whoever wrote this is a tremendous writer. Excellent use of language.
BT Audio Productions agreed
4 years later, still agreed, friend.
Evokes the feeling of a modern Lovecraft. I love it so fucking much.
Hi Fellow Creepy Listener.
Right in the title - >
.... Snowblind....
Take Care.. ✌️
From Ont, Canada 🇨🇦
I generally just enjoy every ocean related CreepyPasta. Great look at the unknown.
In soviet Russia fish catch you
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Lol nice
In Soviet Russia, TV watch youuu
@@Leodontknowhowtoswim😅😅😅😅😅😅😅o
Jesus Christ as soon as you got to the part of the lady's face an ad came up with pewdiepie S face plastered to the screen and I flipped out
Cthulhu's wife was moody, so she ate some stuff #explainingastoryplotbadly
Cthulhu doesn't have a wife, actually, he DOES have a daughter (or was it sister?) though, and when Cthulhu dies, she rebirths him, it's p-fucked up.
According to Lovecraft and his correspondent Clark Ashton Smith (see "The Azathoth Family Tree"), Cthulhu's parent is the androgynous deity Nagoob. Nagoob mated with the Outer God Yog-Sothoth to bear Cthulhu on the planet Vhoorl. Lin Carter, in his Xothic legend cycle, mated Cthulhu with the quasi-female entity Idh-yaa to produce four offspring: Ghatanothoa, Ythogtha, Zoth-Ommog, and Cthylla. The English horror writer Brian Lumley introduced an equally powerful, but questionably benevolent, "brother" to Cthulhu called Kthanid.
Kthanid is a scary fucker if you ask mr
Eric Crabtree Yog Sothoth is Cthulhu's grandfather.
Leo Cooper Kthanid is mary sue bullshit. Most "benign" aliens that oppose the high priest Cthulhu don't have humanity's best interest or don't care about humans. In fact the great race of Yoth are the only true aliens that don't loathe or hold Humanity in contempt.
In Soviet Russia, the fish eat you.
In Soviet Russia, fish put hooks in YOU!
In this universe including Soviet Russia, land shark eat you.
I'm guessing that Key sye and Mikail were both puppets for the monster when hey told the narrator to peddle towards them?
I think they were just foolish, and so they got caught by it.
@@theRPGmaster Or they succumbed to delirium from thirst and fell in.
Anything that we haven't completely explored terrifies me. Such as the ocean and outer space. God knows what's out there..
Such is life in Moscow.
Funny thing being, Moscow is on the other side of Russia
Sean Paras in soviet russia water drowns you
TheSporewow And in the rest of the world, you drown water?
Okay then.
Oskundius The self-proclaimed lord of everything
Exactly, my international comrade.
***** I'll have a pack of Anti-Necroing thanks
very nice, any creepypastas related to the ocean or outer space creeps me out, this one was especially good, being longer was great, too
From 0:00 - 3:53 , narration moments like this is the reason why I stay subscribed to you; and why you'll always be my favorite MCP. Even if some of your recent work hasn't been on this level, you really don't ever forget your first; as the saying goes.
Finally a new creepy pasta that's worth listening to again and again
Keep up the amazing work :)
The ocean represents the fear of the unknown.
Not just that but being trapped in a way, not having anything or anyone only what you took/ have on hand if a problem comes.
I don't fear the unknown as much as having a lot of my advantages taken away. Each day is unknown, but atleast i can always get another stick as a club without destroying my ship.
Or even the ability to use a club that'd be great while in water not on a ship. I mean even a octopus or shark scare me bc of their fighting ability in water, there is a good reason we dont have gills, we would be pretty bad at fighting in the ocean.
My favorite part was when he said "it's fishin' time", changed my life
I've been swimming since I was six, and I'm pretty damn good at it, but somehow, swimming in the open ocean has always scared me. It's not so much the fear of my feet not touching ground- I can deal with that, it's more like a fear of what lurks beneath, unknown and unseen.
Definitely chalking this one up as a favourite. Love monster horror, and underwater horrors are pretty fantastic. Just enough description to give an idea, but not so much as to deprive the reader(listener) of filling in the rest with our imagination. Really superbly written.
A beautifully written pasta. It's been a while since a story has actually sent chills down my spine. Guess I won't be going swimming anytime soon ;)
Far and away, the most frightening pasta I've ever heard. I feel so... unwell. just, like... deeply disturbed. This one is going to stick with me for a very, very long time.
We need an update, how long did it stick with you
Still with you?
@@gongler8207 One of only a few, but yes. I do still think about this one from time to time, even after all these years.
@@Battury Man you really weren’t lying! I’m going to check again in a decade.
love the way he does this one. changes in the speed he tells it are perfect. really makes you feel the story. good job
UNDER THE SEA
PlushyButtons hahahaha.... My childhood hurts
Under the sea,
Under the sea,
Your viscera and innards will be my dinner take it from me!
Down in the sea we feast on flesh, slaughtering more than only fish!
Feel our teeth slashing! Tearing and gashing!
Under the sea!
-Jared the Land Shark
Yesss, finally a long, awesome story!
It's so crazy when I realize just how long MCP has been narrating, especially when you hear one of these older narrations 🥰
As always, thank you so so much for keeping me company on my work day 💜
Ever been in a pool late at night and when there aren't any lights think there's like a cage that will open holding a giant shark or octopus lol
Thatonewalrus Onthefishintboat no but I have been in the pool at night & someone swam under me & fondled my ballsack.
Cody Myers barely just saw this damn that's funny
Pretty sure this monster is the Scylla from Greek Mythology, unless it's something completely made up. If that's true, well done author. This one was genuinely unnerving.
Nah, Scylla is a six headed creature that lives along the Strait of Messina. She picks off six sailors from any vessel that passes by. The only way to avoid her is to sail close to Charybdis...which also has dire consequences.
TheBlues32 one takes six the other takes all
T Man It only takes all if you pass over while she's gulping down water. Charybdis isn't trying to sink ships. It just gulps water, forming a whirlpool. Then it belches the water back out.
StormSnake0618 I used Scylla as a template but I added alot of other elements both from my own head and from other sources like The Sirens and Lovecraft's monsters.
Snowblinded73 Sir, you have a talent for storytelling. This is one of my favorite creepypastas, which is weird to me considering monster-pastas aren't usually my cup of tea. I tend to find them over done and a bit bland, but this one kept me unnerved once shit started to hit the fan for the crew.
Well done sir, well done.
Listened to this a few times and never realized the foreshadow when they're all floating on the pallets and kei tells the protagonist how to get to him and mikail he also says "I was below deck when we crashed". But earlier when the ship first hit the rocks the protagonist was saved by the railing with kei and mikail not far from him on the top deck
I wish I could go back in time and let H.P. Lovecraft read this. The writing, to me at least, is just amazing. So much detail, and just the right amount of unneeded information that a person might provide when actually retelling their experience. It makes it feel that much more authentic.
For once, I honestly did not anticipate that twist, although it's obvious in retrospect. Well done.
Send those fowl creatures back into the abyss. (Fire the catapult!!)
CrystlRain27 haha fowl creatures... sea chickens
I still revisit this one a lot. The opening narration combined with the music is especially atmospheric I don’t know how to describe it.
If I had one wish, it would be for creepypasta to have a modest resurgence lol. Just bringing it back to its peak in terms of popularity and stories coming out. I remember when stuff like Favor for a Favor, Borrasca, the Gas Station series, etc. Felt like they'd come out friggin all the time. Good times, yall. At least we still have the greats to enjoy now!
Probably the most brilliant piece I've come across in the 4 years I've been listening to creepypastas!
And this is why I live in a desert
Have fun dying of dehydration! ...Naah, I like the desert
The open water can be scary, but there are also few places as beautiful as being on the open water. At night it can be so peaceful with the wide open sky and unobstructed stars, and during the day it's so open and free. It's hard to describe how it feels with no land in sight, no hills or mountains, and nothing but water as far as the eye can see. It's the ultimate freedom being able to go any direction endlessly. It can also be absolutely terrifying when theres a storm but it can also be exhilarating when the ship bucks back and forth and the waves pound into each side but you dont sink and ride the water like an angry bull, standing on the bow with the cold salty spray slamming into your face, leaving your cheeks numb and stinging. It can be terrifying but it gives you a high better then most drugs I've tried.
Also fish are tasty.
Kasai Kitsune Better be careful with the Mongolian Deathworm
Where today we see deserts were once oceans.
@@arthas640 nice try sea monster
Reminds me of when I tried to take a scuba diving class. I had to give up just because of that panic I got from having to stay under the water with weights on. My dad says it was a good call because apparently panic is the #1 killer in scuba diving.
+JCArules13 You have to keep your cool in those situations. Especially deep sea diving.
MrAwful I know, but I tend to freak and it was freshman year of college so I figured it'd be smarter to take a gen. ed. class.
absolutely, fear and fucking up down there because of bugging out Is a bad thing. but that's why you dive with a partner , someone who's got experience. first thing to do when a diver bugs out. knock off their mask. make them concentrate on breathing and slowly bring them to the top. a good dive master will know how to calm the situation down.
Mx Tilldeath That makes me feel a lot better if I decide to go scuba diving.
Irrelevant but ok
You are literally top 3 narrators on RUclips. Love all your videos.
"Long time listener, first time poster..." Just had to say that. lolBut seriously I have been listening for quite some time now and I must say that you have a great voice and delivery when it comes to narrating.
Listening to creepypastas drunk or high is something amazing. Not trying to push that on anyone or something like that but man just how easier it is to understand each word and think about the story. It's creepy but satisfying at the same time.
We need more 40 min stories like this one :)
they say "the night is dark and full of terrors" but the ocean is a much scarier place
What makes the ocean so terrifying to me is that you're completely out of your element; you could be attacked by anything, anywhere and from any direction. Something could potentially sneak up on you and you wouldn't even know cause the sounds of the waves would tune everything out. This is why this pasta is so particularly so terrifying... That feeling of the unknown combined with a certain vulnerability.
It's good stuff.
Amazing creepypasta you will always be my favourite narrator. Keep 'em coming
The beginning... so well written I listened to it three times before moving on.
That opening music you've got. The piano Always sets a good feel for the CeepyPasta. Sorry I'm a little late but awesome narration as always Brother
Truly a frightening story! Excellent in every way! Scared the crap out of me, great read!
That travel service is getting fucking roasted on Yelp.
I heard this one AGES ago, and it always stuck with me, but I couldn't remember the name.
And suddenly the RUclips algorithm does something useful.
Thanks for the long story MCP :D love the longer creepypastas vs the short ones
Ahhhh. Halloween. The perfect time to listen to creepypasta all day.
Amazing narration - IMO your best ever!
loved this one I don't normally post comments but this one kept me captivated awesome story
I usually listen to these to pass the time at work on the weekdays, but a forty minute long story about the ocean (a thing that sends shivers down my spine on its own) was just too tempting for me to just ignore. I had to get just a taste, learn what I'm in for on Monday.
This is actually pretty good. The beginning gave me shivers :)
This is the best Creepypasta Ive heard in a while!
Listening to this before and while I sleep.... because Sadism
Yis Its Doge Masochism*
just another reason to hate the ocean
I mean if it weren't for the ocean, you wouldn't be alive.
@@baronobeefdip768
Americans.
Maybe the reason we're so afraid of the deep sea is because it makes us realize how small we are. Also, maybe because it's so vast and unexplored. We know more about space than what's in our own oceans.
I have panic attacks in deep water; vulnerability is so scary...
+Dani Fowler "mans greatest fear is the unknown,when man ventures into the unknown;that terror becomes known".
+Caleb Gambill
We don't know more about space then our own oceans. We have no idea how big space is. We haven't even explored other solar systems. However, we do know more about Mars and the Moon than we do about the depths of our oceans
It's interesting, knowing that this could very well be true, since we have only explored FIVE PERCENT of our oceans. We know more about the Moon and Mars!! Hell, there could even be worse creatures than the one depicted here! An inquisitive, yet scary thought.
The creature in this story was a shallow water creature. All shallow waters have been explored. Its only the deep parts of the ocean that haven't been explored.
I enjoyed this. My greatest fear is the ocean and all the secrets along with it. As long as I don't have to be there, keep spitting these out! ;)
35:09 "Symphony of Destruction" Awesome!
Was really good . Long ones are great this one comes a close second to "picture this" recently
This is my favorite creepypasta. I love the uncertainty of the ocean.
Your stuff gets better and better.....That was a fantastic story
This disturbed me so bad I almost cried.
It doesnt really matter which story Mr C P narrates its just brilliant
Good story. I love ones about the unknown depths. It's almost magical.
One of my favourite creepypasta narrators
I love the music in the background. It's beautiful ☺️
I listened to this story so many times that I legit had a nightmare about it. It started at the raft part but instead of just using the bodies of the crew to scream at me they actually tried to climb onto the raft and drag me into the water. It was one of those nightmares where you know it's a dream but can't do anything to wake up. FML.
I have the perfect weapon for this sea monster *Pulls out holy hand grenade*
Lash WOMEN FIGHT WITH SWORDS.... MEN FIGHT WITH CANNON
let's load this cannon up with holy hand grenades and the killer bunny of caerbannog
Lash on the count of 5!!!!
Subliminal Bliss 1, 2, 5!
Lash Oh Lord, bless thy holy hand grenade.
Hey Mr.creepypasta. I was thinking of doing some artwork k of you n the other narrators. Do you have any ideas where I could post it so you could see? Get back to me soon please thanks
I'm constantly checking tags on tumblr Twitter and Instagram and I know a good number of the others do too :)
***** Hey man good story. Can you email me at bwlingle23@gmail.com, I would like to talk to you about something.
***** thanks Mr.cp! I appreciate it and I'll be in touch with the artwork soon! Thank you for you time I know you probably get a lot of comments lol. Have a nice day n keep up the good narrations
+Facez Izme we want to see your artwork......
+Bonnie Skelton That was a year ago...
yup the ocean is like my only fear and this just made it that much worse
Yasssssss I've been waiting for a good creepypasta bout the ocean for a long time
I really enjoyed this one :) not at all a crappypasta either, genuinely a well written story!!
I'm relatively hard to impress when it comes to creepypasta, but this was great. I really like Lovecraft and this is very reminiscent. It wasn't just the story, but the writing itself was top notch. I enjoyed the authors use of an introduction, especially the reference to Darwin and Heracles. It was quite clever, and I knew at that moment this would be a good listen.
I am horrified I have been listening to just about every horror story and either laughing or falling asleep too for Two years and this is the second story to chill me to the bone. ( very close second, it's competing with the search and rescue stairs in the woods story) bravo sir bravo
Hush u r given me a frighten
Am spook
B I G S P O O K.
“Pee... peep... tingle....” CreepsMcPasta, really? 😂
If anyone reads this and doesn’t know what I’m on about, read the description.
[EDIT] Not been this hyped for an ocean monster-pasta since I watched Neptune’s Fancy.
Wow the part when he looked into the water with the flashlite was the part theat got to me. WHOHO epic CP
I like hearing your guy's stories
When he noticed it's eyes and mouth waiting for his foot to enter the water my whole body tensed up.
Man... after reading and hearing Borrasca I've yet to find a creepypasta that good.
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Many subs and thumbs, just the kind of thing to watch before going for a weekend dive xD
One of the most amazing experiences of my life happened in the ocean. I was 13 and living in Hawaii the first and only time I touched a shark. I had been snorkeling in the bay for hours following one colorful fish after another when I saw it. A blacktip reef shark just cruising along the reef right next to me. It was less than two feet away. I froze for a second at the sight of a shark up close before realizing it was only about four feet long. I spent the next hour following that shark all around the bay. It was incredible seeing a shark that close and watching him hunt for injured reef fish. At the very end of the day right after my Mother started calling for me and my sisters to get out of the water I took my chance. I had gotten within touching distance of the reef shark a few times before without upsetting him, but every time I started to reach out my courage deserted me. Knowing that this was probably my one and only chance to ever touch a shark in the wild I finally did it. I reached out and ran my hand gently down the shark's side as he slowly swam on. I then swam back to shore and never told my mother or my sister's what I had dared to do.
Thanks mrcreepypasta l, your videos help me stay awake on my 2 hour commute to work keep making them long please
I haven't heard a good creepypasta in a while, thanks
It's 3:17 am but I can't stop watching
watch out for the tiny creatures lurking about
+Pouncy Gleson Gristers?
i love these ocean stories
LOVE the creepy intro piano music
Holy shit! It was the thing trying to get him the whole time, not his friends needing help. ~♤~
I really enjoy listening to your narrations! :)
BTW...since when does this channel have not only ads in the both the beginning but midway? It sux...getting lost in a well written/narrated story only to suddenly having ur eardrums assaulted by the most obnoxious noise. It really breaks the spell...
youtube needs there money :( but i hear you... totally breaks the immersion
well then you should stick with the little guys. Once the big guys get noticed they are at the will of RUclipss marketing team.
I'm glad they are earning money from it. If they are willing to take time, usually a fair bit too, to make these videos for us, the viewers. Then I will not, in all good conscience, begrudge them a little cheddar in doing so. In fact, I would probably feel like I am getting the only good part of the bargain.
get adblock! i use it, it makes it less annoying to here nothing rather than an annoying ad ;)
Mallory Dorn DO NOT USE ADBLOCK... hes trying to make a living here, DONT DENY IT TO HIM
hello mr. Possibly just like to add that I love the graphics of your entry they're great.
Particularly good one.
Keep doing what you do dude huge fan :)
I love the scary ocean/water stories
I've always found the ocean fascinating. Back when I was in elementary school and middle school I wanted to become a marine biologist and explore the ocean. One specific aspect of the ocean I wanted to explore and study the most was the deep sea, where no light penetrates. Though I have changed the career I am pursuing I still find the ocean fascinating, especially the bathypelagic layer. Though at the same time I find it incredibly terrifying, considering we've explored more of space than the ocean. Which I feel greatly contributes to my curiosity of the ocean. Who knows what could be lurking down there, possibly farther than any submarine can go... I found this story to be very well done. It was really well written and I hope to see more like these in the near future.
+Livi J Comparitivly, we've explored much more oceon than space. We know the oceon is finite, we still have no idea how big space is.
Asriel Dreemurr Though we have explored much of the ocean, there is still an incredibly large portion we have not. There are also many creatures we may never get to discover because of the ocean's depth and vastness. I must say that the ocean is not infinite as there is an end to it, however we may never know what is on the opposite end and that is what I find so interesting. I do find outer space interesting as well.
I'm only halfway through, but I love this story. I've never said - it's perfect. It's perfect and perfectly read.
It was actually Godzilla looking for some ramen noodles on the ship
The Сумерки бегун translates to The Twilight runner for those interested. Also still one of my favourite stories, and I'd love to hear stories about the Kanábéyáa or the koo-bu who's description kinda reminded my of those cave children things.