“When encountering a Meat Mimic under no circumstance should any individual try and perform a “true love’s kiss” in order to “redeem” the mimic. Meat mimics cannot feel any sort of human emotion, and as such no attempts should be made to “purify” the creature.”

"Where there is death, there are meat snakes" is somehow the funniest and most ominous sentence I've ever heard

I love how the jumpscare with the meat mimic plays totally fair with the viewer's anticipation. Instead of a cheap gag where the camera turns around and suddenly the mimic is right there screaming into the camera, you get a nice long buildup as the cameraman hides in the closet before the creature slides its fingers through the door, forces it open, and sticks its head through the gap to confirm that the prey is there before finally lunging. Makes it seem more like a real predatory animal instead of a clickbait screamer monster.

Breathtaking wildlife documentary. Thank you for cheering me up after loosing my trimming. RIP Lump, you will be missed.

Theory: Trimmings are failed mimics. If the bulb isn't properly developing into a mimic (like if the creature has too many limbs or a malformed mouth) then the crawler "trims" it from its body to conserve energy for the cultivation of successfully developed mimics.

I like how it started off with believable creatures that didn’t pose much threat, and then started getting slowly higher in danger before the last one, which is probably a danger to the universe itself

I think people are ignoring the prominence of 7 in this series. 7 types of creatures, 7 monoliths, 7 meatsnake skulls in the giant one, the carcas symbol has 7 sets of ribs even though humans only have 12, there were 7 singularities, 7 continents, and at facility 0 in the finale, there were 7 of the cult symbols.

The Harvester seems the most terrifying. Just thinking about wandering the woods and, out of nowhere, being attacked without knowing you were in the presence of a Harvester is super scary to me. Thank you for making such a horrifying creature!

"The adult mimic's diet is comprised entirely of human meat." *MUSIC STOPS* Jesus that was creepy.

I cant believe they made The crimson from terraria into a real thing, honestly quite incredible

As someone's who's big on zoology and natural history, I absolutely love how instead of the Vita Carnis being some malicious unstoppable supernatural force that specifically goes after humans for no discernable end-goals or motivations, they're just organisms playing their part in nature and trying to survive. Not only that, a lot of the behavior and functions that they have in nature can actually be seen in organisms we have alive today.

So glad some of Florida's nature is being shown, it honestly needs more representation!

I love that it jumped from "look at these small animals that lvie on the dead bodies of other animals that could be kept as pets" to "MONSTER THAT LOOKS LIKE A SKINNED HUMAN AND EATS HUMANS."

Personally, I REALLY dig the speculative biology aspect - it’s refreshing to see monsters being treated as living things with a place in the ecosystem, rather than nebulous supernatural bogeymen they often are in many other analog horror series. Also, I have to point out that despite narration explicitly telling us that these are NOT aliens, the whole thing really feels like some very elaborate terraforming tool. With its sudden appearance out of nowhere, convenient way of spreading via the crawl and occasional new forms (such as monoliths) popping out from time to time, I’m getting the impression that its end goal is to gradually replace all life on the planet with more of itself, until the Earth is completely transformed into something else.

I love that people keep trimmings as pets. That photo of a trimming lying on a dog bed and smiling is adorable. It is a horrible little abomination. I love it.

I love how everything is super calm and since the Meat snake, a terrifying creature is actually nice, we expect the same for the mimic until we hear its diet and that long pause.

To me, the Mimics are the most scary creature, simply because they actively move around and stalk humans as prey; the other creatures are (relatively) avoidable. They also seem very fast and strong, at least compared to humans. Imagine meeting a new employee at work, become friends with them, only to realize (too late) that they are an evolved Mimic who has chosen you as food!

I love how instead of being “evil” monsters that only do harm they are simply apart of an ecosystem and play their role in it

I like how this is presented and observed as humans simply dealing with new forms of wildlife. Adds an eerie sense of realism to the entire ordeal.

No matter how many times you look at it, The Mimic is actually the most terrifying and predatory one yet. Their smart and always know when to attack their preys, and when they do eat enough human flesh, IT literally has a transitioning to look more like a human. And when they do attack you, they dont do it like a mindless jumpscare, Instead they slowly build up to you waiting for the perfect moment to attack, sometimes it may take minutes or hours, but one guaranteed thing is if you do get caught by a Mimic and you have no odds of survival, You are 100% dead and you have nothing to do about it.

Here's a question: How do the different creatures react to one another? Like, would owning a trimming make you safe from mimics? What happens if a mimic steps on a harvester or sniffs a host's spores? What happens if a meat snake comes across a dead trimming? So many questions.

Out of all the horrendous creatures, The Meat Snake is the only one that despite of it's immense and disgusting physical body, it's extremely tameable, does not attack living humans and animals, and only preys for deceased organisms. Especially the Trimming. I like them both. 👍

No matter how many times I watch the Mimic that jumpscare gets me every single time. It's a good prop and a legitimately good jumpscare.

This was an excellent documentary on Australia

Ohio wildlife is amazing

So I went frame hunting, and tried to track down all the hidden frames. If you want to see these frames yourself, I recommend turning your speed down to 0.25, turning the quality up to the maximum, and using the , and . keys to navigate frame by frame. This should only be done during dark bits, or when the flash of a hidden frame is visible to the naked eye, because otherwise you would be here for two hours. 4:30 : A newspaper scrap about Crawl growing over a radio tower. While the main text other than the headline is illegible, some of it is discernibly redacted with a pen or marker. This only serves to tell us that someone or something is going back and hiding information about Vita Carnis. 5:22 : The first page in a hidden storybook. The text reads "Once upon a time, there was a distant kingdom. The kingdom was [ILLEGIBLE]. They traveled land and sea to discover new places and learn what" Other than the abrupt cutting off of the text, we can see this is page one, and images of a family adorned in crowns and the trappings of royalty. 6:48 : Another newspaper scrap, about a mass trimming infestation. Yellow marker highlights a question mark after the headline. The article is partially redacted, with the following text legible. "-Estimated 400 plus trimmings gathered under a large, abandoned satellite dish." With satellite dish highlighted in yellow. The text that immediately follows is somewhat still legible, reading "The reasons as to why this is the case." 7:49 : Another page in the story book. The text is as follows. "During the travels on one of their [ILLEGIBLE], a great storm struck. It was so powerful it swayed the boat the royal family rode and pushed the prince out into the sea." The number confirms this is page 2, and the illustration depicts just this event occurring. 8:22 : A newspaper clipping, this one also partially redacted and highlighted in yellow. This one concerns the discovery of the longest meat snake ever. Text as follows. "During a sweep of underground settlements maded (sic) during the war, a massive sized meat snake was discovered stuck inside an underground railway. The beast was measured at a total of 40 meters in length. [SECTION REDACTED]. It is believed the bodies gathered during the war were fed to the creature, causing it to reach the unbelievable size [SECTION REDACTED]. Cult Activity [SECTION REDACTED]". The words "cult activity" are highlighted in yellow. 11:53 : The third page of the story book. The text reads as follows. "After being stranded at sea, the young prince eventually was cast to an island. Injured, the prince stumbled his way into a nearby cave. The prince used what magic he could to put himself into a healing sleep." 18:58 : The fourth page of the story book. The text reads "But the prince's sleep was long. He slept for what seemed like forever. As he slept, the land around him changed and grew. It was unrecognizable from when the prince first arrived. But the sleep still needed time to heal the prince, much more time, but it kept the prince safe while he rested, guarding him from the elements as the land changed." 23:01 : A heavily obfuscated newspaper clipping. The headline reads "Family attacked by [ILLEGIBLE DUE TO VIDEO CORRUPTION]." The main body of the article is mostly redacted, aside from a highlighted section that reads "Authorities refuse to handle The Harvester" and a non highlighted section immediately following "only by putting up warning signs." 24:29 : The next page of the storybook. The text is somewhat obfuscated by video corruption, but a transcript follows. "Outside the cave, during a time of hardship [ILLEGIBLE] critters. The critters were struggling [ILLEGIBLE]. There was barely any food to go around. They would go and gather whatever they could [ILLEGIBLE]. 25:49 and 25:50 : Two images together. The first is a heavily obfuscated drawing (?) of what appears to be a black orb with a red triangle inside. The second shows two silhouettes of what are presumably humans, raising their arms in what seems to be veneration. Little can be gleamed from these images, but they should be kept in mind. 28:15 : The sixth page of the story book. The text reads "Although one day, the critters found the cave while searching for food. They found the prince in trance in his healing sleep. The critters were awe struck and enchanted by the prince's healing magic." The image displays a group of critters finding the prince. 30:52 : A globe pictured against a red background. 30:54 : The seventh page of the story book. Text, although hard to discern, reads as follows. "The critters argued amongst themselves. "Who is this creature?" "Why are they here?" "Are they dangerous?" A thought was brought up. What if this creature could use it's magic to help them. It may grow food or heal sickness. They continued to argue about the prince and his magic. In the end the majority of the creatures agreed that the prince was dangerous and should not be meddled with." This concludes the hidden frames. I have looked at the section around The Singularity, but cannot find anything hidden.

The bit with the Meat Mimic footage is brilliant. Showing that the camera person is running away from such, and goes to hide in a closet. The intense anticipation and build up with the mimic opening the door and creeping around as we can hear in the otherwise unnerving silence makes you question what's going on. And then in a minute, you see the monster's fingers around the door, before the person gets one final look at the face, ending it with the jumpscare we were all expecting. Amazing stuff!

Finally some good media representation of the part of the entity fear called the flesh. This is amazing, feels like an actual documentary or a creature study, feels like reading the dragonology book but in the horror genre.

I wear noise cancelling headphones and my door is to my right. When I heard the knocking during the mimic scene, my heart rate went from normal to OH SHIT instantly. Really cool video.

What I really love about this, is that the vita carnis isn't treated as some kind of unexplicable force, they are all living organism, with hunting styles, feeding habits and behaviours. Also the way they don't just destroy the ecosystem, they become a part of it almost simbiotically. That's something that always bothered me too, if a new predator ended everything around it then it wouldn't last long, this thing works with nature and even helps it in some capacity, it feels like an actual animal.

Been thinking about buying a crawl farm recently and wanted to know a bit more about it and the trimmings from it, this documentary has been infinitesimally helpful! ^^

Dude, that Mimic footage had me nearly screaming! I jumped higher than a jack rabbit and was expecting something like that happening again. You are EXTREMELY talented, Darian. Keep up the great work :)

did anyone else notice, during the Crawl segment, how a part of South America wasn't highlighted, and a couple seconds later just... disapears? That kinda concerns me.

The prince in the story is Vita Carnis, potentially an invasive species of extraterrestrial origins, dropped down from extraterrestrials, possibly predating the dinosaur ages. So long ago, scientists can't even tell if it's of earth or extraterrestrial. The critters are humans. They discovered Vita Carnis in its slumber state and most decided not to interfere with it. However, a select few (possibly scientists) decided to tinker with it and awoke it, blossoming into the Crawl. It indeed grants lots of magical benefits, such as food and natural abundance. However, it has yet to evolve (prince is still young) and its next stage of evolution can be more sinister and invasive than humans anticipate (prince stated that with the power of himself and his KINGDOM, he'll HEAL this land). Sounds like a "cleansing".

That knock at 14:26 made me almost shit myself like 8 times. I kept rewinding it to see if it was in the video and I flinched like 5/8 times. The way the rest of the audio is scratchy and muffled but the knock is so clear and only to the right ear makes it so creepy

Oh F that!!! Seriously, this is good. Nice body-horror and practical effects, high production value, great drawings and diagrams, interesting characters, descriptions and lore, and plenty more. This is awfully special, and specially awful...in a good way. Keep 'em coming!

14:24 this knocking jump scare is crazy. It sounds so realistic. It really shocked me when I first heard it. I was convinced someone was actually knocking on my window

That "found footage" bit of a mimic hunting its prey was unnecessarily terrifying. Just watching those lifeless eyes peek around the corner before it rushed the victim made my hear skip a beat. Holy crap, this is way too well done.

I just got into this series a little late, and god do I love how its done so much, and I haven't even gotten halfway through the series yet. I love how the visuals are done, and how realistic the tapes are, its not too overly done and actually provides genuinely useful information if you were somebody living in that universe, yet it provides you this dreadful feeling of if it were actually reality and you were located in an environment inhabitated by these unsettling creatures which happen to be on the same planet. I love how its not too fast paced, but not too drawn out before getting scary or just unsettling either, and the effort and thought put into each clip can be so well with how nicely the direction of descriptions and stories flow as well as having a very realistic horrifying factor to them!

17:27 reminds me of the T.H.I.N.K protocal from Mandela Catalogue, this and TMC are my favorite analog horror series, i love the biology aspect we get, it really makes it more interesting, keep up the good work!

Not only are mimics scary, now you made the riot shields a real life meta strategy, thanks Darian quilloy.

I love the meat snake! The idea of swapping out skulls with its prey is so cool. I’m a sucker for this stuff, these creatures are so creative. Meat snakes sound like a nightmare.

this is genuinely one of my favorite analog horror series i've ever watched :> you can tell how much work is put into it too

Dang, pest control gonna have fun when they find a mimic under the floorboards instead of a raccoon.

genuinely thinking about how cool these guys as creatures are in a habitat and then the mimic appearing sent the most forlorn sense of dread through my body. wonderful job!

I definitely liked the implication that the Vitae Carnis proliferated in part due to WW2 wrecking Europe and providing lots of human corpses to fuel their spread. Presumably, the mimic was an unfortunate byproduct - the wealth of human remains offered a niche which mimics emerged to fill, and made their obligate anthropophagy viable for long enough that a significant population could develop relatively unnoticed. Then, the war ended, cutting off this plentiful food source and forcing the mimics to start hunting live prey exclusively. Mimics would have become another element of the postwar rebuilding which Europe suffered through IRL, with reconstruction efforts having to contend with this sudden wave of murderous apex predators hiding among the rubble of the war. My only qualm is that if the mimics started appearing in the 30s-40s, there would be full on state-funded militias in major population centers to deal with the things by the 50s, especially in Europe. Forget "hide under the bed", it'd be "retreat to your pre-prepared safety area, as outlined in General Municipal Ordnance A-7, clause iii". ...Of course, that would also keep suburbs from infecting everything, so who's to say which is the greater evil?

Very impressing how scary it is, that the human silhouette is not an actual human, you can clearly see that the arms are too long. my theory is that the "human" is actually a mimic. I was suprised i didn't see any comments pointing this out

Despite being labeled as a relative, the Singularity is not one of them. They are instead some kind of advanced alien from another world. They are likely the ones who created the Vita Carnis using their miraclous abilities. I honestly don't think they are evil, as many of their creations aren't typically aggressive. Also, given how their bodies are composed of a dark mineral that can produce magentic feilds, I think this guys likely have an outer shell composed of lodestone.

Finally a concept where the antagonistic force is somewhat well studied and knowledgeable. And not just “we don’t know anything and it’s super scary”. Knowing something that is dangerous and the fear of if there’s more to it is far more terrifying. Mother Nature sure is neat.

Love how this went from "weird meat creatures" to "horrors beyond our understanding"

This is actually a masterpiece. The idea of these things is terrifying but genius. And to think that in this world, they exist on the same planet as us.

28:24 if you look closely you can see a blot of red in north canada, indicating the position of the monoliths

can I just say that I LOVE the hand drawn art? It's so cool, and it really demonstrates how much effort you've put into this project

All the Latin names for vita carnis Crawl - climb the flesh Trimming - cowardly meat Meat Snake - to borrow flesh Mimic - slaughtering meat Harvester - gathered meat The Host - dominion of the flesh The Monolith - the heaven of the flesh The Singularity - true meat

This is one of my favorite analog horror. Amazing work!

very well done, i cannot wait to see whatever else you may come out with! this has been one of the most original horrors ive seen on here, instantly one of faves

Is that some PRACTICAL EFFECTS? You really outdid your self this is or will be the next great analog thing. This stuff is so great!

"Where there is death, there are meat snakes." I have to admit I didnt think I'd be laughing watching this.

This is really awesome work kudos to the creator for taking the time to create a whole lore of all these creatures and organisms.

One of the greatest analog horror series I’ve ever watched. Thank you for making this gem.

I want to see more human and mimic interactions, like police officers responding to a call about a mimic in a house. The mimic is an amazing design for a creature:

What I like about this series is that the creatures composing this fictional echo system aren't OP god-like predators but rather act like a whole new kind of animals, specially the mimics, also theorizing monoliths can just be wiped with a nuke or an atom bomb unless they can regenerate from that kind of damage.

This went from: -useful meat vine -smol meat bean -scavenger meat worm -terrifying predator that feeds purely on humans and can hide in plain sight among society

Dude you are so smart! To be able to come up with sketches and ideas for a variety of creatures is just incredible. Your the kind of people i want to work with one day❤

“Despite being the size of a basketball, they do not bounce... PLEASE DO NOT DUNK THE TRIMMINGS” Even when we are no longer at the top of the food chain, humans will always find a way to use and exploit stuff. Instant subscription. Such creativity and passion. Take a big meaty like💙

I like how you included drawings with handwritten notes like a field journal. It really adds to the idea that we still don't know very much about these creature, and some of what we do know might not be fully correct.

I am now traumatized after watching this and I might have lost hours of sleep because of this 😭😔😭😔

first secret: 5:22 (can't read it) second secret: 6:48 (estimated 400 plus trimmings gathered under a large, abandoned satellite dish.) third secret: 7:49 (during the traves one of their [can't read word] a great storm it was so powerful it swayed the boat the royal family [can't read three words] the [can't read the rest] fourth secret: 8:22 its way to long to write so here's a summary: they found the biggest meat snake in the world at a size of 40 meters in length people think it got this big because of a cult or because of the soldiers'f bodies) fifth secret: 11:53 (after being stranded at sea the young prince eventually was cast to an island injured the prince stumbled his way into a nearby cave. the prince used what magic he could to put himself into a healing sleep) sixth secret: 16:02 (shows a mimic next to a human) seventh secret: 18:58 (way to long to write just read it from the video) eighth secret: 23:01 (family attacked by [cant read] authorities to handle the harvester) ninth secret: 24:29 (cant read most of it so there's no point in trying) tenth secret: 25:50 (looks like two screaming people) eleventh secret: 27:17 (someone is walking) twelfth secret: 28:15 (just read it from the video) thirteenth secret: 30:22 (this one isn't very secret but it's footage of a monolith at night) fourteenth secret: 30:53 (to glitchy to read and to long to write here so just read it on the video) fifteenth secret: 31:56 (is just the explanation of the singularity but darkened)

I may just need to dig more through the comments but I'm surprised by the lack of discussion over the monoliths, given that they only appeared during a very specific timeframe in a very specific place. I looked a little bit into what happened irl in June 1972 and found something called the Wankie coal mine explosion, which happened in Zimbabwe and left over 400 people dead! Given the mention that the monoliths' legs extend deep underground (where the miners died), plus the already established knowledge that Vita Carnis is attracted to death and corpses, I feel like this is a strong candidate for what made the Monoliths appear.

Y’know, I think the Harvester is underrated in this video-it’s like, what, a huge Venus Flytrap that consumes any animal that enters its radius, whole, without fail, but only if it’s large enough. All over America in forests everywhere. I totally understand it and I’m terrified by it in a mundane, non-alien way, and I love it.

What an awesome series, I can't believe I only just found this!!!! I love how well-integrated the vita carnis are into the world, it feels really well developed and like real thought was put into how these creatures would interact with their environment/humanity instead of just being like "what if scary meat monsters?" The build from innocuous, almost cute creatures to the eldritch horror of the GIANT MEAT ORB was great to behold, and the biology lesson actually got my interest and I was invested in learning more beyond just being scared! Plus the instructions on how to escape an encounter with the harvester had me genuinely unnerved. And the art and effects of the mimic found footage was so cool, its eyes were so creepy! tl;dr I love this series and I can't wait to check out the rest of it, all hail the meat lords

It's late at night and all the lights are off, it seems like the perfect time to watch this! Wish me luck!

Those who write about animals like the Mimics, who are "too resilient to be brough down with weapons", should really educate themselves to the damage that even a small caliber bullet can do to even a fairly thick-skinned animal. There are much better ways to describe an enemy such as a Mimic as an ominous threat without inventing a supposed invulnerability that is completely unrealistic.

I love the designs of all these animals apart from mimics. Mimics to me just seem like every other "ominous entity that feeds on humans and can disguise themselves as their prey. Plus, you can't kill them with any effective means."

The door knocking during the Mimic got me so good, I was watching it in an unfamiliar room and almost jumped out of my seat

KZfaq really do be recommending me some curious videos. Very well made this one is

My favourite part about this, is it’s refreshing to see a disempowered narrator. At first I thought the narrator was going to turn out to be malicious, but it slowly became evident that the narrator is unilaterally on our side.

I actually want a pet trimming. They’re ugly but also cute. That picture of one in a dog bed is probably the most wholesome thing I’ve seen in an analog horror video. Actually, this doesn’t even feel like an analog horror video, and that’s a compliment! I genuinely feel like I’m watching a low-budget documentary about these strange, newly evolved animals from an alternate world. It’s all explained very scientifically and it goes in depth on their biology. I really like it!

wow what a *fleshed out* story

Just wanted to say this is truly horrifying. I was kept awake thinking of the leathery skin of the mimic, it face is something I couldn't get out of my head. The idea that it could be hiding in any cabient, standing in any shadows, I haven't felt so uncomfortable home alone since I was a child. You did truley incredible with the design of these videos.

12:48 The pause after, "the mimic's diet is composed entirely of human flesh," was amazing. Yeah I know I misremembered the original words.

With how human a mimic is, I don't believe it being so immune to firearms. I'm certain it'd be relatively killable using firearms solely due to the fact that majority of bullet calibres above 9mm will penetrate concrete. So I definitely think firearms are effective.

That knock just about stopped my heart, GOOD VIDEO

Oh my god I love this series so much🥰🥹

The video of the mimic was so well done!! Seeing the eye slowly appear genuinely sent a wave of pure terror through me. Not to mention the crazy good photograph edits! Really incredible job!! 1000% subscribing and excited to see more from you!

This series is SO cool. I absolutely love the scientific angle taken here, and how none of these creatures are the results of aliens or demons--just nature evolving to put humans back on the food chain. Again, I really can't overstate how happy all of the scientific diagrams and explanations made me. I love the idea that some of these things have been integrated into human agriculture or waste disposal. The notion of creatures like Harvesters and Meat Snakes contributing to the ecosystem is super cool, and I wish more horror series like this focused on that aspect of their creatures. Excellent work! My only real critiques involve the Host and Monolith creatures; Hosts feel like unnecessary meshes of Harvesters and Mimics, while Monoliths just...aren't that interesting? At least Hosts felt related enough to the other creatures, but Monoliths feel a little out of place here in the sense that they feel kind of detached from the whole "food chain" aspect of the other creatures. Also, now that I'm thinking about it, I kind of feel the same way about the Singularity. But seriously, I am SUPER looking forward to whatever you make next.

the worldbuilding and artwork in this video is incredible, i am very intrigued by this story and i cant wait for more

Best storybook I've ever read. The part woth the siling ship was a real tear jerker.

NOW THIS! This is how horror is done! The simplistic animation giving the feel of an educational video you might watch on a school projector. The atmosphere I can only describe as "Crusty". The growing anxiety as the entities go from stuff that would be really cool if it was real like Trimmings and Meatsnakes, before the sudden pause when Mimics are revealed to eat human flesh and transition to a found footage style video.**Chef's Kiss**

Man this would be a great concept for a semi-apocalyptic horror game with the objective of either trying to survive in a world where you're trying to figure out why it's happening or even to cure remaining people by surviving and researching the creatures as they are getting gradually more advanced as you progress. Maybe even trying to balance defence, stealth, and equipment and the way of obtaining useful items is to enter abandoned settlements but also needing to try and avoid mimics, a high risk high reward situation

14:25 - that door knocking sound effect was too damn good, made me drop a few lumps of digested crawl into my tighty whities! I use over the ear headphones, so even though I had already heard that excellent effect about a week ago in a different YT video, I was still convinced for a few seconds that someone or something, lol, was really knock knock knocking on my door...😱😳😱

i literally love the trimmings so much

ohhhh MAN the live footage of the mimic was absolutely a highlight. it looked so realistic and was very well placed, a complete subversion of my expectations as far as live footage in analogs goes. awesome video

The mimic jumpscare was a great one, but what REALLY got me was the knock at 14:25. I had my airpods in on noise canceling mode, and I nearly jumped out of my skin. I thought that shit was right next to me. It sounded so real no matter how many times I played it over to make sure it really was just the video. Such a subtle yet such an effective scare - Truly great sound work!

I love how well thought out this stuff is. The fact that they're fully integrated into the ecosystem, and very neutral instead of being these all encompassing evils like many other horror series have is refreshing and interesting. I love fake species like these so much, especially ones so well thought out. I, as a forager, especially like that the Crawl is reliably edible, cuz now I want to eat it.

This is creepy and all, but can we talk about how AMAZING the sketches are?!

I love how realistic this is especially the part about what to do if we have nowhere to go when next to a Mimic. It aint the usual and boring "pray to god" or something, instead it advices us to make loud noises and protect vital organs wich makes it more immersive.

Dude this desperately needs to get picked up by the people who cover ARGs and I hope this becomes a full fledged series if it isn't already.

Yo the "real footage" of the Meat Mimic was absolutely incredible, you should be very proud, but I have a few points of criticism here: Some of the language in the script is really awkward and could've been proofread better. For instance: "Besides(*) all of this, people still keep trimmings as pets, and relatively(*) domesticate them (this isn't grammatically correct)." Should be something closer to: "In spite of this, many specimens are amenable to domestication, and as such, some individuals choose to keep them as pets." There's a few misspellings too, such as *bulging (also missing a space after the dash) at 12:11 and one right away at 0:06 (should be *content) Also the old-timey music doesn't really fit the modern setting of the story. I think these things distract from what is otherwise a great horror story. Keep it up!

I LOVED it SO much. It has links to everything. It is a whole creepy fantasy and i love it. It has great lore and connects to our lively earth and universe as it said. Which is exactly why i like it so much. Creepy stuff and so much effort and good content. Much respect to all the artists, and designers out there with this much effort and stuff like that. So amazing. literally called "Art".