Now that you have become aquatinted with the Longlegs, you may be ready to take the plunge into the Far Planes itself. Join the research team today! discord.gg/Y28RwnHZzx And if you want to see more material on extraplanar entities, take a look at the Zooliminology Project's blog! www.tumblr.com/blog/zooliminology EDIT: stop asking about the password use your eyeballs
We would like to join, but our research bureau does not have sufficient clearance. Our delegation was greeted by the password door. We can hear some conversations behind it, but can't get inside. Are you no longer accepting new employees due to the high numbers of volunteers or there are indeed some ways to get in?
@@alobowithadhd6191EAS valid tones are only illegal to play on broadcast or radio bc it could trigger the system. This is a YT video and the tone has been intentionally distorted to avoid anything like that. Also you should tell that to the 20 million EAS scenario youtubers
This is an animation and not really comparable to analogue horrow, which typically requires an interface of some kind and like world building wedsites.
"The enclosure is now adequate for the entity" is gonna be the new thing I mutter to myself when the dishes are all done. Bravo, I love the vibe you have going here.
* cuts to one of the scientists running at full speed away from a Target with their cement sphere above their head. police cars go after the scientist. Razormind is playing on the background *
The best part is when they ran out of budget for cinder blocks, so they “obtained” (stole) a concrete sphere from target, and the little spider guy starts dancing
Honestly I appreciate just how ethical the treatment is of these silly little guys, they don’t dissect them, they don’t hurt them, they seem to just be genuinely curious and trying their very best to care for the creatures while still gaining scientific information.
They really need to fund this research. Think of all the concrete things they could add to the enclosure. Sidewalk tiles. Park benches. Sidewalk tiles. The possibilities are endless
This whole thing is so neat, its like thier a bunch of scientists that have the technology to travel to beyond the edge of the universe but they its like they dont know how to do science properly and have no budget. I love it
I love the idea of a analogue story that isn't horror, just full of weird shit and wacky oddities. It's like the SCP foundation but all it contains is non threatening entities as and is on a shoestring budget.
I like to imagine the target bollard's vibrant red color stands in such stark juxtaposition to the long leg's natural habitat that it finds it endlessly entertaining.
Additionally it’s spherical shape is probably also very entertaining for the long legs considering from what we’ve seen it’s natural habitat, brutalia seems to be composed of completely flat rectangular shapes. This is probably the first round/spherical object it’s ever encountered (not counting other long legs).
@@seansharpes4219 it probably thinks its another longlegs. perhaps a supernaturally attractive longlegs from its unnatural color. and it's making a mating dance at it.
I genuinely love this, analog documentation of just…a little weirdo, no glitches or secret horrors. It’s just “we found this little guy that doesn’t obey our understanding of biology and we’re gonna tell you about it.”
I loved the Discord call during the "simulated deconstruction"! That added so much humanity to the video, and reminded me that it's just a silly project made by a stranger to make me smile! I love your overall style, but little fourth wall breaks like that really add to the emotional impact in a way I rarely see in analog horror! It made this feel less like found footage and more like something a friend made for fun, and I love that vibe!
I love how the "researchers" laughed themselves silly watching the stimulation of long legs deconstruction. It makes this feel truly real because researchers do have fun researching stuff!
It reminds of both the EVNautilus team and at the same time VomitedThoughts (that guy who is trying to make a bunch of the FNAF animatronics real). That simulated deconstruction part really reminds me of the videos that VT posted of him messing around with Balloon Boy's model and absolutely losing it
After more observation we added, another cinder block After more observation we added, another cinder block After more observation we added, another cinder block After more observation we added, another cinder block After more observation we added, another cinder block After more observation we added a cement sphere from target. Beautiful
See...now this is the problem. Upon adding a sixth cinderblock, I am POSITIVE the longlegs would have reacted. But no, they said. Give it a ball, they said. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO GOOD OLD SCIENCE. tch- i'm going to the longlegs
I’m afraid it would be too overwhelming for the Longlegs, as they’re not exposed to highly reflective and highly mobile objects in their natural habitat. The Target ball was already pushing it a bit and might not have worked for the more anxious and reserved individuals of the species.
I'm so glad this was in my recommended. Haven't seen anyone mention it, but the fact that the scientists didn't disect the Longlegs or go too far in their experiments out of concern for its wellbeing is a nice, refreshing change! Most of the time it feels like scientists in this kind of story keep pushing and pushing until their test subject kills all of them, and then they're like "who could have seen this coming?" Fun video anyway! :D
scientists in fiction are usually disinterested and evil. This is far closer to the truth... Intensely curious people grieviously restricted by budget and employer
2:57 you know, I already thought the longlegs looked like a spider, but this clip really just shows it’s basically a interdimensional tarantula Literally my Chilean rose
Honestly, I love how "realistic" these videos are, specially about what little danger these creatures pose. Creatures from another plane of existence wouldn't be inherently hostile, they'd just be... creatures. Slightly odd creatures, but creatures nonetheless.
While I agree on hostility, that isn't the only factor in danger levels. The material of another plane of reality *could* be hazardous to beings from ours, simply because another being like the longlegs could, say, have an electromagnetic pulse for a heartbeat, or exhale chloroplasts, or naturally produce a deafening shriek that disrupts human nervous function. Or, they're made of what we consider toxic waste. Just because they're nice, doesn't mean they can't hurt you.
@@Egalitariat-likesecretariatyep, I've been doing a worldbuilding project with a F9V star (~2x the UV radiation of our sun) orbited by a planet with some severe winters, so all autotrophic "eukaryotes" retained their need for chemotrophy and need to have more blue light reflection, so all of their photosynthetic pigments are based on sulfide compounds, especially some that are very similar methylene blue... All but 1 kingdom on the planet is HIGHLY carcinogenic to humans and WILL result in fatal biological reactions from even fairly short term exposure (the last kingdom almost definitely have a number of species that produce asbestos and mica like materials for their coral-like shells and the kingdom as a whole produce a variety of toxic gases due to being exclusive chemoautotrophs that live in and around hydrothermal vents and active volcanic regions). Oh, and currently there's also some green """grass""" that slowly digests you if you walk on it...
@@Egalitariat-likesecretariat I agree, but you gotta remember, they're also in a plain different than ours, I'd say we are more dangerous to them than they are dangerous to us.
For all those in the comments snarking about how little budget the Zooliminality Project has, consider this: How much money do you think going to the Far Plane costs? How much do you think it takes to come back afterwards? Most of the budget was probably spent on building and maintaining whatever device they use to get there and back, and it probably uses a shitload of power to do so, so that's another bill to pay. They could have a billion-dollar budget and _still_ only be able to afford 5 cinderblocks after all that.
Minecraft patch Notes: >Villages expanded. >More drowned will occupy a small puddle. >Herobrine removed. >For your enrichment, we have decided to add, yet another cinder block.
I LOVE THIS! i love how it’s styled like it’s gonna be creepy or spooky but it just ends up being silly and cute without losing that strange otherworldly vibe!
I haven’t stopped cry laughing at how adorable this is. I’m a researcher in real life and let me tell you - the shoestring budget is REAL. Never in my life have I wanted a Long Legs So Badly. I am going to open my wallet and give this baby so many Lego cinder blocks so it can play and be enriched 💗💗💗💗💗
Video was randomly suggested to me, I expected analog horror. I was not disappointed with what I received. All of my friends will now be made aware of how to care for a longlegs (and goldbo).
Would have been even more authentic if they used an even older release, blender archives their builds dating all the back to the very first versions xD
The cinderblocks and windowless white room might mimic their origin world, but do they like it? Given the reaction to the ball, maybe they would appreciate more earth-like things! Maybe their origin world just sucks!
Or it’s just entertained by a red colored object as their origin brutality seems to be a brutalist wasteland so most likely he was excited to see color
@tsm688 If I remember right, nearly every single country on Earth gives them money, so the Foundation can deal with the issues and the governments can just not care about the demons
I feel like this is the SCP foundation before becoming bigger, like when it was just a couple of friends finding weird stuff snd experimenting with them
For a second I thought it was gonna be a care guide for a Daddy Long Legs spider. You know, those that actually live on Earth. But this is much better.
@@lonk2026 Yesss!!! As a Brit, they're _the_ daddy-longlegs in my mind. Anglophones will see a lanky little dude dub it Daddy Longlegs, no questions asked.
2:40 Idk what it exacrly said there but it is so funny to see an unrendered long leg float mid-air then people say "BuDgEt? Budget !(laughter)" *long leg deconstructs mid-air, legs spazz out and fall down comedically* "It did not explode" *LAUGHTER*
The scientists reacting to the budget simulation sound EXACTLY like those deep sea marine biologists in submarines looking at rare sea creatures doing weird things!
I think my favourite part of this series is it doesn't undercut everything with a random spooky stuff; like no cuts to a scary face with ominous vague text, just nice little scrimblo weirdos and the people taking care of them
the longlegs looks like something i would draw in the margins of an essay to procrastinate lol (i also love the architecture reference in brutalia's name lol)
I think it would be hilarious if a super intimidating entity was shown but it was just the shyest most anxiety ridden thing ever and had to be given an emotional support dog for companionship. Kinda like when cheetahs get so nervous at zoos that having a trained dog companion actually improves their anxiousness.
It's actually sad more original stuff like this doesn't exist on youtube. We can literally imagine anything and make whatever we want, and it feels like there's only 20 types of youtube videos.
there's all kinds of everything on youtube, but the machine tends to reward and promote certain kinds of videos. As with most kinds of media, monetization and monopolization fucked everything.
Many are the sacrifices we make to appease The Algorithm. Originality is but one of them. Seriously though, it's nice to see goofy stuff like this still getting made in 2024. It gives me hope that whimsy is alive and well in this bland corporate hellscape.
Ran into one of these guys outside of their natural plane. Possibly a planar breach but I don’t know how rare those are. Anyways I “liberated” several cinderblocks from a local construction site after watching the video and my Longlegs appears to be doing well.
I like the idea that only round objects prompt a response from the Longlegs, since they inhabit a location composed of cubical, Brutalist architecture. It seems to imply that they are only active when around members of their own species (apparently the only naturally occurring round objects in Brutalia). Could it be that they form some kind of cannibalistic eusocial communities in order to survive the lack of available nutrition in their environment (that is to say, once they have sufficiently replenished their population by whatever reproductive methods they exhibit, they willingly deconstruct themselves in order to feed their kin)?
I saw the thumbnail and thought this looked less horror, and more like something the SCP Foundation would make. Glad to see i was right. I imagine theres some long forgotten, ramshackle site somewhere that still gets a trickle of budget, allowing them to make this video. Excellent work!
Adds a cinder block Nothing hapens Adds another one Same thing Does it again No reaction Still decides to another one Just no reaction from the funny looking spoder Adds another one and runs out of budget Adds a ball The spoder starts so some what move
I love how this is just a shitty, underfunded SCP organization. They have exactly 3 dollars between themselves and someone brought 2 of those from home.
thank you for this information, i think one of your longlegs breached containment as i found one not far from my own home, it was trying to pick up a cinderblock near by a construction by my house, and was dragging it away (likely to a den of its own creation) i decided to try to take it home, and feed it. i was concerned when it didnt eat anything i gave it but soon realized that it doesn't have a mouth, which means its incapable of eating (much like a moth). ive found that it likes objects it can easily climb onto, and while it does not need water, it does like to touch it and play with it (though it cant swim due to its lack of bouncy) i considered returning it back to its facility but it has shown no signs of aggression. the one i found is, somewhat ironically, almost the exact size of a cinderblock, and i cant quite tell if its grown since i first found it, but i dont think it has. i have provided it with its own guest room, a chair, and a ladder, as those are the only objects it likes and hasn't gotten itself stuck on ive decided on the name "pops" as in "dad" for two reasons, one, because it looks like a daddy long legs, and two, because it seems to react to the "p" sound more than any other sound, so it will hear and come to me when i call for it. i do keep it in its own room at night, i am not concerned that it may hurt me (as i have slept nearby it before) but instead that it grows concerned when i stop moving for too long, and tries to wake me up. while it technically doesn't have eyes, it acts as if it does, as it seems to be able to see me just fine, though that could be due to the vibrations of my heart and breathing. speaking of, i think it could use its legs as "sensory organs" a bit like antenna to sense vibrations, though i could be wrong. ive taken it to target to let it interact with target balls by more... legal means and it seems to like it very much ive tried to provide it with other large solid objects and or red objects, but it still always prefers target balls, im not sure why this is. ive tried to give it dog and cat toys aswell, and while it seems to like that some of them make noise, it doesn't like the toy itself, so ive tried giving it buttons that squeak and honk and it seems to like those better. it seems to be able to recognize me apart from other animals and humans, as well as my voice apart from recordings of other people. regardless, i will continue to care for and humanely experiment with what it likes ive kept it for roughly 3 weeks now. edit: if i had to compare its behavior to any other animal, i would say its something of a cross between a spider, a moth, and a household cat. and also, it does seem to like being pet? it doesn't react much, but it doesn't resist or even really move when i do so. i think it could be because it realizes that i enjoy it. oh and i should have mentioned it does a little jiggy when i call it "good boy" (probably because i only do it when it when its well behaved) it doesn't seem to have any sense of smell strangely, it doesn't have any preference on temperature. when it is too warm, it only dislikes that i react so severely to it (sweat, reddening of the skin, and visibly uncomfortable) so i try to keep it at the temperature i prefer, which it seems to have no issue with whatsoever. i hope this information is of any help to you.
Now that you have become aquatinted with the Longlegs, you may be ready to take the plunge into the Far Planes itself. Join the research team today! discord.gg/Y28RwnHZzx
And if you want to see more material on extraplanar entities, take a look at the Zooliminology Project's blog! www.tumblr.com/blog/zooliminology
EDIT: stop asking about the password use your eyeballs
We would like to join, but our research bureau does not have sufficient clearance. Our delegation was greeted by the password door. We can hear some conversations behind it, but can't get inside.
Are you no longer accepting new employees due to the high numbers of volunteers or there are indeed some ways to get in?
@@silentvi6788 For the truly observant the path is clear
@@alobowithadhd6191EAS valid tones are only illegal to play on broadcast or radio bc it could trigger the system. This is a YT video and the tone has been intentionally distorted to avoid anything like that. Also you should tell that to the 20 million EAS scenario youtubers
If i become a member of the research team, will i get the chance to hold a longlegs?
@@gaminggladiator06 Do not the long legs. We've been over this.
Friendship with analog horror was ended
Analog silly is my new best friend now
Best part of analog silly is they can get away with low budget entertainment clips and still be part of the vibe
This is an animation and not really comparable to analogue horrow, which typically requires an interface of some kind and like world building wedsites.
agreed
Analog silly def worth exploring!
analog heehehe
I love this vibe. SCP Foundation but their budget is shoe string and a pack of gum
Also more morals
Probably the reason for their small budget@@reallouiethecat3132
Cinderblocks are really cheap. I got a chuckle when he said it would strain the budget if they bought a 6th.
a pack of gum??? Damn thats severely overestimating, at most its just a single ball of lint and a broken piece of dental floss
@@potato_the_chip paper clip & dust puffing from a tinfoil wallet
Love how they could somehow reach the end of our universe and retrieve aliens from there, but can't afford more than five cinderblocks.
Thats where all the budjet went
@@Cheese_man539 i would assume they had at least a couple million left.
All they have left is a string, a nickel and a button @@MrBrick-vb3xh
@@MrBrick-vb3xhhave you not seen the cinder block market recently?
I think the implication is that they are coming to us
"The enclosure is now adequate for the entity" is gonna be the new thing I mutter to myself when the dishes are all done. Bravo, I love the vibe you have going here.
This is surprisingly motivating. Thank you.
This ain’t analogue horror this is analogue scrunkly
I've never until this moment understood what skrunkly means.
@@tsm688 Me neither, now I do.
I want more of this honestly. Less horror, more incomprehensible things and creatures just vibing around
@@Coffee-Sorcerer "bro what the fuck is this spider lookin boi"
"i dunno but his vibes are immaculate, lets put one in a room."
I would say it is analog fantasy.
"We have decided to add a cement sphere from Target that was obtained in a classified manner" Favorite part
LMAO😭😭😭
* cuts to one of the scientists running at full speed away from a Target with their cement sphere above their head. police cars go after the scientist. Razormind is playing on the background *
"The enclosure is now adequate for the entity. :) "
strategically transferring equipment to alternative location,
@@tgshotoftcr2256 the cute little dancing!
The best part is when they ran out of budget for cinder blocks, so they “obtained” (stole) a concrete sphere from target, and the little spider guy starts dancing
What a happy little guy!
I love that it doesnt take a turn for horror at any point, it really is just multidimensional biology with a very small budget.
"do not the long legs"
I wanted to :(
Shoves text into the Omni translator
You can't stop me.
DO NOT
I’m so sorry
*”WE HAVE ADDED ANOTHER CINDER BLOCK.”*
Amazing
With additional obersvation...
@@spes_marine-42"We have added another cinder block."
"With additional observation.."@@randuRBLX
“We are now out of budget”
"Budget!" "Budget?!" *Explosion of laughter.*
It didn’t explode!
Honestly I appreciate just how ethical the treatment is of these silly little guys, they don’t dissect them, they don’t hurt them, they seem to just be genuinely curious and trying their very best to care for the creatures while still gaining scientific information.
The part at the beginning when it flashed “stop leaking our fucking videos” was funny😂
I didn’t even see that
0:05, it has that text behind the other ones
I only saw that after reading this comment and going back
@@Koda-qt7pusame lol.
I DIDN'T CATCH THAT OMG THAT'S SO GOOD
I am so happy that there is a piece of liminal space media that isn't horror, this is all I've ever wanted in life
There's horror disguised as non-horror, but this is non-horror disguised as horror
This isn’t really liminal space, this is analog “horror” minus the horror
Have you ever heard of the cornerfolk? Same vibe
@@MivhaelMemes [SPOILERS] Doesn’t the main character go insane in the end though? Or am I remebering wrong?
@@Cheeseman709No, from what I remember he just gets his organs folded up a bit accidentally
They really need to fund this research. Think of all the concrete things they could add to the enclosure. Sidewalk tiles. Park benches. Sidewalk tiles. The possibilities are endless
This whole thing is so neat, its like thier a bunch of scientists that have the technology to travel to beyond the edge of the universe but they its like they dont know how to do science properly and have no budget. I love it
Unfortunately doing science properly also needs a budget lol
I love the idea of a analogue story that isn't horror, just full of weird shit and wacky oddities.
It's like the SCP foundation but all it contains is non threatening entities as and is on a shoestring budget.
The SPC foundation's offshoot that handles purely safe class entities.
I LOVE this idea y'all. The SCP misfits.
a modern version of the folklore faeries tome
if SCP is the modern analogues of the cosmic horror genre, that is
We should make this a thing.
Well why put all the money to the harmless ones when cosmic horrors await loool
I like to imagine the target bollard's vibrant red color stands in such stark juxtaposition to the long leg's natural habitat that it finds it endlessly entertaining.
I didn’t think of that
Additionally it’s spherical shape is probably also very entertaining for the long legs considering from what we’ve seen it’s natural habitat, brutalia seems to be composed of completely flat rectangular shapes. This is probably the first round/spherical object it’s ever encountered (not counting other long legs).
@@seansharpes4219 well considering the name of the place they're from, Brutalia, its likely everything in there is made mostly out of cement aswel
@@seansharpes4219 Let's not forget that longlegs themselves have round bodies. Maybe the sphere looks friendly?
@@seansharpes4219 it probably thinks its another longlegs. perhaps a supernaturally attractive longlegs from its unnatural color. and it's making a mating dance at it.
I genuinely love this, analog documentation of just…a little weirdo, no glitches or secret horrors. It’s just “we found this little guy that doesn’t obey our understanding of biology and we’re gonna tell you about it.”
I loved the Discord call during the "simulated deconstruction"! That added so much humanity to the video, and reminded me that it's just a silly project made by a stranger to make me smile!
I love your overall style, but little fourth wall breaks like that really add to the emotional impact in a way I rarely see in analog horror! It made this feel less like found footage and more like something a friend made for fun, and I love that vibe!
✅ i want to hold it
✅ i want to protect it
✅ i want to cherish it
✖️ do not the Longlegs
@@timotheatae we should add another cinder block, maybe then we can the long legs
@@timotheatae But I want to it!
✅ I want to give all my belongings to it
Cinterblock
I love how the "researchers" laughed themselves silly watching the stimulation of long legs deconstruction. It makes this feel truly real because researchers do have fun researching stuff!
It reminds of both the EVNautilus team and at the same time VomitedThoughts (that guy who is trying to make a bunch of the FNAF animatronics real).
That simulated deconstruction part really reminds me of the videos that VT posted of him messing around with Balloon Boy's model and absolutely losing it
Reminds me of marine biologists looking at animals in the deep ocean
@@epicgal1360 The researches laughing at the poor weird eyed octopus
After more observation we added, another cinder block
After more observation we added, another cinder block
After more observation we added, another cinder block
After more observation we added, another cinder block
After more observation we added, another cinder block
After more observation we added a cement sphere from target.
Beautiful
Longlegs was actually just thrilled about the possible theft
See...now this is the problem. Upon adding a sixth cinderblock, I am POSITIVE the longlegs would have reacted. But no, they said. Give it a ball, they said. WHATEVER HAPPENED TO GOOD OLD SCIENCE. tch- i'm going to the longlegs
Trust me: you do not want to the long legs
please do not the longlegs D:
Noo do not the longlegs :((
@@SkullTheLegless Update: Do not do this
@@RegularBiscuitYou can't tell me what to do.
now give him a small disco ball
groovy lil guy
Gorovy log legs
groovy long legs???
I’m afraid it would be too overwhelming for the Longlegs, as they’re not exposed to highly reflective and highly mobile objects in their natural habitat. The Target ball was already pushing it a bit and might not have worked for the more anxious and reserved individuals of the species.
Unfortunately it is not within our budget to supply such a luxury to The Longlegs
I'm so glad this was in my recommended. Haven't seen anyone mention it, but the fact that the scientists didn't disect the Longlegs or go too far in their experiments out of concern for its wellbeing is a nice, refreshing change! Most of the time it feels like scientists in this kind of story keep pushing and pushing until their test subject kills all of them, and then they're like "who could have seen this coming?" Fun video anyway! :D
scientists in fiction are usually disinterested and evil. This is far closer to the truth... Intensely curious people grieviously restricted by budget and employer
He looks so happy with the sphere and the cinder blocks
i like how the long legs just dances once *ball*
it had struct confirmation to ball
Never the cinder blocks lol
me too
I like that little dance ☺️
ball is life
longlegs be like: “bro stop adding bricks”
“A Sphere? Now I shall dance!”
@@Coolguy08921Lol
To be honest, video says it lives in all the *squares* out of nowhere. Now sphere, this is a game changer.
He loves it trust
After observation we added another cinderblock
2:57 you know, I already thought the longlegs looked like a spider, but this clip really just shows it’s basically a interdimensional tarantula
Literally my Chilean rose
"After observation, we have decided to add another cinder block."
Honestly, I love how "realistic" these videos are, specially about what little danger these creatures pose. Creatures from another plane of existence wouldn't be inherently hostile, they'd just be... creatures. Slightly odd creatures, but creatures nonetheless.
While I agree on hostility, that isn't the only factor in danger levels. The material of another plane of reality *could* be hazardous to beings from ours, simply because another being like the longlegs could, say, have an electromagnetic pulse for a heartbeat, or exhale chloroplasts, or naturally produce a deafening shriek that disrupts human nervous function.
Or, they're made of what we consider toxic waste.
Just because they're nice, doesn't mean they can't hurt you.
@@Egalitariat-likesecretariat True. Still, they're chill and I like that :)
@@Egalitariat-likesecretariatyep, I've been doing a worldbuilding project with a F9V star (~2x the UV radiation of our sun) orbited by a planet with some severe winters, so all autotrophic "eukaryotes" retained their need for chemotrophy and need to have more blue light reflection, so all of their photosynthetic pigments are based on sulfide compounds, especially some that are very similar methylene blue...
All but 1 kingdom on the planet is HIGHLY carcinogenic to humans and WILL result in fatal biological reactions from even fairly short term exposure (the last kingdom almost definitely have a number of species that produce asbestos and mica like materials for their coral-like shells and the kingdom as a whole produce a variety of toxic gases due to being exclusive chemoautotrophs that live in and around hydrothermal vents and active volcanic regions).
Oh, and currently there's also some green """grass""" that slowly digests you if you walk on it...
@@Egalitariat-likesecretariat I agree, but you gotta remember, they're also in a plain different than ours, I'd say we are more dangerous to them than they are dangerous to us.
@@B_4035mn don't worry, the power of friendship will solve all of the problems!
3:40 They STEAL the Target sphere. Strategically Transfer Equipment to Alternate Location, that is.
Underrated lol
I believe in the military they call it "Procurement of unprotected equipment"
Perfect acronym
Underrated comment
I'm using the STEAL method from now on
The part going over Longlegs containment procedures had me CRYING laughing. This is fantastic, hope to see more!!!
That was adorable, I was expecting something weird to happen at the end or something but no, this is just friendshaped scrunkly!
"After more observation, we have added another cinderblock" is going to become my go to phrase.
Reminds me of that one gif of the mailman begging to stop getting deliveries of cinderblocks
3:47 LOOK AT HIM GO
He be happi
i need this as an animated gif, pfp
He is vibing
everyone liked that
@@ralseidemurrer He be oxygen 🔥🔥🔥
For all those in the comments snarking about how little budget the Zooliminality Project has, consider this: How much money do you think going to the Far Plane costs? How much do you think it takes to come back afterwards? Most of the budget was probably spent on building and maintaining whatever device they use to get there and back, and it probably uses a shitload of power to do so, so that's another bill to pay. They could have a billion-dollar budget and _still_ only be able to afford 5 cinderblocks after all that.
Zooliminology Project is like the version of the SCP Foundation that gets good Glassdoor reviews.
Minecraft patch Notes:
>Villages expanded.
>More drowned will occupy a small puddle.
>Herobrine removed.
>For your enrichment, we have decided to add, yet another cinder block.
Herobrine stole all the cinder blocks :
@@herec0mestheCh33fGuys, Herobrine won't give back the cinder blocks:(((
@@herec0mestheCh33fMum said it’s my turn with the cinderblocks
we should call Kevin
@@PixelByte404 **gasp** I'm reporting u to the mods 4 your audacity >:0
I LOVE THIS! i love how it’s styled like it’s gonna be creepy or spooky but it just ends up being silly and cute without losing that strange otherworldly vibe!
It really does feel like if this world had a continued series, we could continue to explore the possibilities of this world
it’s like something to the left of analog horror. analog educational media?
I read a comment that said analog fantasy? Maybe that?
I am proud of you for making liminal space media that is not horror.
I wanna hug the Longlegs, he looks huggable
I haven’t stopped cry laughing at how adorable this is. I’m a researcher in real life and let me tell you - the shoestring budget is REAL. Never in my life have I wanted a Long Legs So Badly. I am going to open my wallet and give this baby so many Lego cinder blocks so it can play and be enriched 💗💗💗💗💗
the long legs look like a new evolutionary branch of Baba Is You. i love them so much
Wall is stop
Cinderblock is push
Orb is red
Longlegs is dance
GOD YOURE RIGHT OMG
@@player03 Oh hey it's you a really cool person
I wish baba is you was a serious af biology game and you get to look at the inner workings and stuff of baba life
@@Sea_Leech Smaller Babas
The fact that you could've put a jumpscare anytime the music pauses but you didn't
Congratulations, you are now the best (and only) analog haha i know
I like that brutalia is named for its brutalist architecture
The scientific process
Choosen by Darwin.
Longlegs that can not get ahold of a target sphere may deconstruct.
I will care for him now as he is my son
Do not the long legs
I will @@maf6768 🗿
you may the longlegs
@@Artificer_ WHICH IS IT
@@DarvinostheGreatyesnt the long legs
Video was randomly suggested to me, I expected analog horror. I was not disappointed with what I received. All of my friends will now be made aware of how to care for a longlegs (and goldbo).
I love it when a series doesn't need to ask for likes and subscribers to convince me to do so.
The blender part lmaoooo
Would have been even more authentic if they used an even older release, blender archives their builds dating all the back to the very first versions xD
The cinderblocks and windowless white room might mimic their origin world, but do they like it? Given the reaction to the ball, maybe they would appreciate more earth-like things! Maybe their origin world just sucks!
Well of course they would be board they are the only thing there
Or it’s just entertained by a red colored object as their origin brutality seems to be a brutalist wasteland so most likely he was excited to see color
Oh my stars you’ve found an amazing niche to play with!! PLEASE I’M BEGGING YOU PLEASE CONTINUE WITH THESE
Truly one of the most beautiful, elegant creatures to ever exist. It makes one wonder what may live in that realm aside from it
I like the 'affectionate parody' feeling throughout, like a low-budget scp vibe, 'Top Gear does SCP'. XD Good stuff.
Edit; why so many likes, ahhh!
Long legs would absolutely thrive in the Foundayion, you would not be able to get it out of containment.
let's be real, scp would be like this, where the hell would they get infinite money
@tsm688 If I remember right, nearly every single country on Earth gives them money, so the Foundation can deal with the issues and the governments can just not care about the demons
These guys can only afford five cinder blocks
I feel like this is the SCP foundation before becoming bigger, like when it was just a couple of friends finding weird stuff snd experimenting with them
For a second I thought it was gonna be a care guide for a Daddy Long Legs spider. You know, those that actually live on Earth. But this is much better.
well, they arent spiders. they are harvestmen. they have their own grouping within the arachnids. very close relatives but not the same.
Cellar Spiders, which are actually spiders, also get called Daddy Longlegs.
@@ScrawnyTreeDemon so do crane flies, which are straight up an insect. daddy longlegs is such a funny term
@@lonk2026 Yesss!!! As a Brit, they're _the_ daddy-longlegs in my mind. Anglophones will see a lanky little dude dub it Daddy Longlegs, no questions asked.
3:35 Minnesota core
I expect to see a "not so cute" creature... eventually...
(Five cinderblocks)
Longlegs: Meh.
(Red cement sphere)
Longlegs: Oh boy!! Sphere!! Sphere!!
2:40
Idk what it exacrly said there but it is so funny to see an unrendered long leg float mid-air then people say "BuDgEt? Budget !(laughter)"
*long leg deconstructs mid-air, legs spazz out and fall down comedically*
"It did not explode"
*LAUGHTER*
it goes from analogue horror to “we be a lil silly here”
SCP, but just the wholesome anomalies
this video doubled my cinder blocks and gave them to the next longlegs
Was this comment left by a longlegs?
I will the longlegs
You cannot stop me
NO DO NOT THE LONGLEGS NOOO
Too bad, I will the longlegs
@@noxthedremoralord2683 NOOO DO NOT THE LONGLEGS!
Not without me😏.
D O N O T
HE WILL SPLODW
The scientists reacting to the budget simulation sound EXACTLY like those deep sea marine biologists in submarines looking at rare sea creatures doing weird things!
I think my favourite part of this series is it doesn't undercut everything with a random spooky stuff; like no cuts to a scary face with ominous vague text, just nice little scrimblo weirdos and the people taking care of them
the longlegs looks like something i would draw in the margins of an essay to procrastinate lol (i also love the architecture reference in brutalia's name lol)
Real
Я тоже ! Брутализм почти мой любимый стиль , а длинноножки просто очаровашки!
I have the strongest desire to hug them...
Yes
Do not the Long Legs
They are the definition of head empty no thoughts just ball
I want a longleg pet now.
Just to watch him being happy.
I love the idea of an "analogue comedy", and in an original way instead of just a parody of an existing analogue horror.
4:14 The little laugh at the end of "Do not the long legs."
I always admire how people can make completely foreign creatures with unique characteristics. I wish I could do that.
I think it would be hilarious if a super intimidating entity was shown but it was just the shyest most anxiety ridden thing ever and had to be given an emotional support dog for companionship. Kinda like when cheetahs get so nervous at zoos that having a trained dog companion actually improves their anxiousness.
It's actually sad more original stuff like this doesn't exist on youtube. We can literally imagine anything and make whatever we want, and it feels like there's only 20 types of youtube videos.
there's all kinds of everything on youtube, but the machine tends to reward and promote certain kinds of videos. As with most kinds of media, monetization and monopolization fucked everything.
Many are the sacrifices we make to appease The Algorithm. Originality is but one of them.
Seriously though, it's nice to see goofy stuff like this still getting made in 2024. It gives me hope that whimsy is alive and well in this bland corporate hellscape.
They exist but arent spread easily
Ran into one of these guys outside of their natural plane. Possibly a planar breach but I don’t know how rare those are. Anyways I “liberated” several cinderblocks from a local construction site after watching the video and my Longlegs appears to be doing well.
sir I regret to inform you that is a sheep
I like the idea that only round objects prompt a response from the Longlegs, since they inhabit a location composed of cubical, Brutalist architecture. It seems to imply that they are only active when around members of their own species (apparently the only naturally occurring round objects in Brutalia). Could it be that they form some kind of cannibalistic eusocial communities in order to survive the lack of available nutrition in their environment (that is to say, once they have sufficiently replenished their population by whatever reproductive methods they exhibit, they willingly deconstruct themselves in order to feed their kin)?
SCP foundation but all the entities are just silly little guys
"deconstructed"
please reconstruct him :(
@@bingusbongus9807The paleo community at its finest, reconstructing building-sized Longlegs based off of fragmentary leg remains.
@@bingusbongus9807 is this reconstructing science?
@@SherlandShrouht-esseAll hail LongestLegs!
2:36 this is what I want from this liminal genre that people are making I want more comedy this genuinely caught me off guard.
3:51 LONGLEG DANCE LES GO
I don't know why, but the cinderblock scene cracked me up!
Even though it has not yet been observed, i would assume that a longlegs deconstruction would sound like the Lego breaking sound effect
I like how lighthearted the art style is. It makes the weird and unsettling vibes more wholesome.
Love how they pause the music after they add more cinderblocks... And you’re telling me those are “body markings” not eyes?
Thank you so much for this care guide! My longlegs friend was looking kinda down lately and now I know just what to do to make it happy again!
The smol enemy spider
*the smol frend spider
*beatboxing intensifies*
I saw the thumbnail and thought this looked less horror, and more like something the SCP Foundation would make. Glad to see i was right. I imagine theres some long forgotten, ramshackle site somewhere that still gets a trickle of budget, allowing them to make this video. Excellent work!
Shoutout to the accuracy to this guy having 6 legs just like real "daddy longlegs"
completely in love with this and i will make sure to not the longlegs
undiscovered piemations comment
rare
Adds a cinder block
Nothing hapens
Adds another one
Same thing
Does it again
No reaction
Still decides to another one
Just no reaction from the funny looking spoder
Adds another one and runs out of budget
Adds a ball
The spoder starts so some what move
I love how this is just a shitty, underfunded SCP organization. They have exactly 3 dollars between themselves and someone brought 2 of those from home.
Ok I didn't expect a straight up screen capture of Blender with a retro filter to it xD Fantastic!
This is truly great, thank you!
4:14 "Additionally, do NOT the Longlegs." guess i'll just won't the longlegs
"additionally, do not the long legs" this is my new favorite analog horror series
3:00 head empty, no thoughts
thank you for this information, i think one of your longlegs breached containment as i found one not far from my own home, it was trying to pick up a cinderblock near by a construction by my house, and was dragging it away (likely to a den of its own creation) i decided to try to take it home, and feed it. i was concerned when it didnt eat anything i gave it but soon realized that it doesn't have a mouth, which means its incapable of eating (much like a moth). ive found that it likes objects it can easily climb onto, and while it does not need water, it does like to touch it and play with it (though it cant swim due to its lack of bouncy) i considered returning it back to its facility but it has shown no signs of aggression.
the one i found is, somewhat ironically, almost the exact size of a cinderblock, and i cant quite tell if its grown since i first found it, but i dont think it has.
i have provided it with its own guest room, a chair, and a ladder, as those are the only objects it likes and hasn't gotten itself stuck on
ive decided on the name "pops" as in "dad" for two reasons, one, because it looks like a daddy long legs, and two, because it seems to react to the "p" sound more than any other sound, so it will hear and come to me when i call for it.
i do keep it in its own room at night, i am not concerned that it may hurt me (as i have slept nearby it before) but instead that it grows concerned when i stop moving for too long, and tries to wake me up.
while it technically doesn't have eyes, it acts as if it does, as it seems to be able to see me just fine, though that could be due to the vibrations of my heart and breathing.
speaking of, i think it could use its legs as "sensory organs" a bit like antenna to sense vibrations, though i could be wrong.
ive taken it to target to let it interact with target balls by more... legal means and it seems to like it very much
ive tried to provide it with other large solid objects and or red objects, but it still always prefers target balls, im not sure why this is.
ive tried to give it dog and cat toys aswell, and while it seems to like that some of them make noise, it doesn't like the toy itself, so ive tried giving it buttons that squeak and honk and it seems to like those better.
it seems to be able to recognize me apart from other animals and humans, as well as my voice apart from recordings of other people.
regardless, i will continue to care for and humanely experiment with what it likes
ive kept it for roughly 3 weeks now.
edit: if i had to compare its behavior to any other animal, i would say its something of a cross between a spider, a moth, and a household cat.
and also, it does seem to like being pet? it doesn't react much, but it doesn't resist or even really move when i do so. i think it could be because it realizes that i enjoy it.
oh and i should have mentioned it does a little jiggy when i call it "good boy" (probably because i only do it when it when its well behaved)
it doesn't seem to have any sense of smell
strangely, it doesn't have any preference on temperature. when it is too warm, it only dislikes that i react so severely to it (sweat, reddening of the skin, and visibly uncomfortable) so i try to keep it at the temperature i prefer, which it seems to have no issue with whatsoever.
i hope this information is of any help to you.