I've gone almost 6 years without missing a weekly upload, but all good things must come to an end. I got pretty sick a few days ago and my voice has still not recovered, so there won't be a video this week. I apologize, but stuff happens.
If I had a nickle for every SCP I've covered about an anomalous blizzard that blankets the world, I'd have two nickles. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice.
This isn't an SCP, but I think it's fair to say it's SCP-esque. A cold clinical look at an incident involving a massive entity living in the ground that's been turned into a theme park.
A daevite tomb, a team of researchers and agents, and a most unfortunate situation involving sneezing. I won't hesitate to say that this was my favorite of the series.
A horrible anomaly is mysteriously and inexplicably killing off random people around the world and turning them into piles of empty skin, so the Foundation decides to put... (checks notes) one guy on the job. Sounds good.
An anomaly is destroying other anomalies, and the foundation isn't too pleased about it. This just so happens to be the longest single article on the site, so strap yourselves in.
A wormhole opens up in the sky, and instead of launching a bunch of nukes through, the Foundation decides to welcome the new aliens with open arms. Unfortunately, not everything is as cheerful as it seems.
The multiverse is filled with endless possibilities, both good and bad. As they say though, you take the good, you take the bad, you take them both and there you have the facts of life.
We don't get nearly enough interesting haunted house SCPs, but here's one that combines journal entries, an MTF investigation, weird ghosts with special names, and NOTHINGNESS.
Definitely introducing a little bit more horror into your October with this one. People bursting out of people is certainly up there with SCP situations I'd rather not occur in real life.
Have you ever killed something so completely that you forgot why you killed it, and then realized that maybe you didn't really kill it after all? No, me neither, but it makes for a good SCP.
This week's SCP is: What if Godzilla, but snake? This one wasn't broken up into two parts due to any excessive length, but more due to me needing a break for a few days.
Originally I was planning on doing 4 extra videos for this October, but then I got inspired to do a 5th on on the mythology of the Blair Witch. Before I really get into it though, I figured I'd ask if anyone is really interested in this, or should I just wait until next year.
My return to the 40k universe begins with a big look at all of the Primarchs, the artificial sons of the emperor that have made quite the splash throughout history.
Happy October! This is actually my favorite story from Lovecraft, although I held off on doing it for years due to the little bit of voice acting involved.
This is the first of the multi-part videos I'll be releasing in January instead of new stuff. I assume most people will have already seen them, but you never know.
Nothing says Merry Christmas like a story about a person stuck in a time loop for six years before barely managing to survive a massive explosion of temporal energy.
A mysterious city hidden in the desert, littered with ancient but advanced remains. An exciting new look at the origin of the Church of the Broken God and their enemies.
Lord Blackwood is back once again, this time visiting an ancient city in the desert with a mysterious past. We'll find out a lot more about this city next week...
A spaceship capable of faster than light travel suddenly appears in Earth's orbit, and the Foundation has to join up with the GOC to make sure the whole world doesn't get up in arms about it.
Another group of interest video, this time looking at a bunch of multiversal birdmen scholars that write news stories about all the weird stuff going on out there.
When the foundation finds someone that can sense people's emotions, they simply monitor her and move on. When they find out that she's the only one capable of detecting entities mimicking humans, things get a bit more serious.
I've covered a lot of end of the world scenarios on the channel, but this one's pretty unique: A collapse of chemistry scenario. Turns out that what it's collapsing into is pretty unique too.