“Well, being a fire spirit, I know everything there is to know about the quest to banish the one mortal enemy to life itself: The cold. Life is warmth, it’s movement, it’s life. So what is cold, but the opposite. Cold is stillness, it’s darkness, it’s death. Steam engines only know warmth, but what happens when they….” - labyrinthspector02 as Flynn Sparks
Great adaptation of this story; It's a shame that Jack had to suffer in life having such selfish engines as co-workers. But at least in the end, Jack was able to exact revenge on the perpetrator of his frozen demise.
10:52 Just think, if Jack was still alive, the Big Engine would not have ended up in the soup - Jack Frost-flavoured, of course. 17:31 Geez Louise - and I thought Tetsundo No Anke made my blood run cold.
9:11 I bet this forced the other big engines to never pick on the smaller engines again. Either way, it was satisfying to watching pompous heap of scrap iron get his comeuppance.
geez thise engines need more faces because after jack/13 died from unfreezing they looked like they weren't horrified but instead they enjoying his death
@@toaster-j2q no I mean in Thomas story that poor Jack the Engine was shut out of his shed by the big tender engine and he was so cold and he was in such a horrible pain that no-one paid attention to him
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“Well, being a fire spirit, I know everything there is to know about the quest to banish the one mortal enemy to life itself: The cold. Life is warmth, it’s movement, it’s life. So what is cold, but the opposite. Cold is stillness, it’s darkness, it’s death. Steam engines only know warmth, but what happens when they….” - labyrinthspector02 as Flynn Sparks
the look on jack's face as a ghost engine was truly bone-chilling. or in this case, boiler chilling.
Great adaptation of this story; It's a shame that Jack had to suffer in life having such selfish engines as co-workers.
But at least in the end, Jack was able to exact revenge on the perpetrator of his frozen demise.
I bet that one big engine getting his comeuppance forced the others to never pick on the smaller engines ever again.
Jack has some Timothy-esque in him
This is such a good take on a story which, originally, only had scares which pertained to the sets and atmosphere.
Your adaptions of these stories are my favourite
10:52 Just think, if Jack was still alive, the Big Engine would not have ended up in the soup - Jack Frost-flavoured, of course.
17:31 Geez Louise - and I thought Tetsundo No Anke made my blood run cold.
9:11 I bet this forced the other big engines to never pick on the smaller engines again. Either way, it was satisfying to watching pompous heap of scrap iron get his comeuppance.
AT LAAAAAAAAST Brandon adapts it too. Reliable like the EMD SD40-2.❤🎉😊
James really got scared, and he knew that it was Percy.
This is so awesome & it make me happy 😊 & it make me laugh 😂 & now my stumt hurts right 👉 now.
I like how 'Jack Frost' is a villain here, admittedly a tragic one. Just like the same name villain from Santa Claus 3. 🧊 ⛸️ 🍧 🏒 🍨 ❄️
I love it
Eye movements ❌
Static eyes ✅
Beware of scary jack Frost
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geez thise engines need more faces because after jack/13 died from unfreezing they looked like they weren't horrified but instead they enjoying his death
Wow, that was a very scary story and I did wonder, who was the red engine next to Alfred, I’ve never seen it before
Alled Greedy
@@OptimusPrime2471Who's that
@@fanofeverything30465The red engine from the railway series but people call him Alled Greedy
The song of intro in beatifully😢😢😢❤❤❤😂
Cool story
Engine got cold and colder and colder and colder and colder and super cold
Talk about skating on thin ice.
What class engine was Jack Frost?
@jimmymccartney2049 Yeah, I have no clue. Besides, I'm not a professional when it comes to the classes of locomotives, steam, diesel, or otherwise.
@@jimmymccartney2049it looks like a narrow gauge Hunslet on a bigger scale or something American
What does that mean
@@fanofeverything30465 It means one is in a risky situation. However, I mean it as a joke, being out in the snow and all.
Beware of Jack Frost.
Series 6(2002)
Narrated by: Alec Baldwin
1974(1939)
Starring Ryan Potter as:Jack Frost
9:54 HOLY JESUS
12 hours?
yay im here
Hey optimus, if you do a next adaptation please position your camara better plz and make more details plz
Jack Frost ohohoh creepy 😳😱😱
Excuse me can you make=train fogger
From Trevor Henderson
Wasn't this story originally called 'Jack Frost'?
Well this is the same story but extended and rewritten by 22Tesla a good friend of mine
@@OptimusPrime2471 I'm subscribed to him, big fan.
they were smiling even when jack was being cut up...
Not everyone Kate was sad of Jack's scrapping
she was laughing when jack was frozen
@@toaster-j2q Yes she was laughing when Jack was frozen but when Jack's scrapping happened Kate realized the error of her ways
tv series - "scary jack frost!!'
real life - "HOLY SHIT KEBABS, RUN!!"
This is so stupid
ok and?
@@toaster-j2qBased on S6’s “Jack Frost”
@@toaster-j2q It’s like a fan made extended adaptation of the episode,just like “Scaredy-Engines”,right?
@@jimmymccartney2049 right :)
@@toaster-j2q no I mean in Thomas story that poor Jack the Engine was shut out of his shed by the big tender engine and he was so cold and he was in such a horrible pain that no-one paid attention to him
Man you really need to "CHILL OUT" with these stories