Which Any Forums characters could defeat it?
Which Any Forums characters could defeat it?
Christopher Howard
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Nathaniel Garcia
>Leave the Iris to me
Brandon Cox
The Iris is much larger than Earth, and the Earth is larger than Moon. This isn't fair fight.
Carson Reed
What is it?
Cooper Martin
Josiah Cox
The IRS?
Lucas Roberts
Is it like Remina?
Jackson Gonzalez
ENTER
Bentley Russell
I think so, maybe.
Evan Rodriguez
The Iris
>Giant cosmic eye that needs minions and companies working for it to make a dent on humanity
HIS THRONE
>The moment you lay eyes on its form you give in to it and become insane
You're right, it isn't fair fight.
Jason Nelson
answer
Dylan Russell
How we feeling today
Isaiah Torres
Why is it always skinwalkers and/or celestial bodies? These analog horror things all seem so similar, even if some are done better than others.
Levi Peterson
It likes messing with sentients.
It seems to be more of a sadistic corrupter than a devourer.
Tyler Thompson
who are these charming lads?
Aiden Phillips
A lot of these types of projects seem *so close* to understanding how to be spooky and unnerving, but fall just a bit short.
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This one, for example. When it gets to the Woodcrawlers, it can't help but stop the music and include dumb text, like "lest they stand up again", with a completely different tone to the rest of the video. It would have been more effective to present it as completely normal.
Jace Collins
I don't think it's necessarily people looking over each other's shoulders, but people making these are certainly incentivised by their "peers" into making similar things by immersion.
The monuments one is a bit different even if I think some aspects of it are kinda dumb.
I personally love innawoods scary stories about close encounters with unknown wild creatures, no need to make an Avengers-tier cosmic apocalypse shitfest.
Elijah Garcia
All these series coming out makes me want to rewatch Marble Hornets to see if it's as good as I remember. I remember liking how subtle the Slenderman (or "The Operator" I guess) was, and how the story was pretty contained to just a few people, rather than some hidden global threat.
Gabriel James
Pitch me an analog horror series but without anything supernatural
Ok GO!
Levi Taylor
Just some fellas trying to medicate their AED
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Christopher Anderson
A Dystopian setting told through analog horror, with stuff like mandatory inspection advisory's and propaganda on rebels
Ethan Barnes
Impossible, because the medium itself is supernatural.
>Yeah bro, it makes sense that you can put color video and audio on this featureless black tape. You just need a special machine to read it.
Fuck off, Choronzon
Jacob Barnes
Hey that sounds cool as fuck.