History WebVideo / EASScenarios

* GreyGoo: ''[[https://youtu.be/hGdI937djvM One such scenario]]'' has this as the main threat.

* GreyGoo: ''[https://youtu.be/hGdI937djvM One such scenario]]'' has this as the main threat.

* GreyGoo: One such scenario has this as the main threat.
* JumpScare: Often, a scenario may include static as a type of jumpscare to indicate that things are worsening.

* AdultFear:
** Many scenarios or mocks often have kidnapping present, usually presented as a plot point for a much bigger role.

* EmergencyBroadcast: How scenarios are presented.

* PoorCommunicationKills: The "Lost in Silence" scenario among various channels, popularized by [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9ujfAvcIh4 The [=EAS=] Experience]]. The scenario involves a national emergency of any sort being played but the listener unable to receive the message before it's too late. Whether because of poor connection or trouble finding the channel that serves the listener's area, it almost always ends in a DownerEnding.
* StylisticSuck: Scenarios taking place further back in time will often evoke {{Retraux}} graphics in some way to represent older emergency systems such as CONELRAD, the EBS, or a pre-IPAWS EAS.

* Wendigo:

* DisasterDominoes: Many of the more prolonged scenarios are like this. Sometimes in a more realistic manner (e.g. most disasters are caused by a series of events *and* lead to other events), sometimes in an absurd or surreal manner (e.g. that missing kid is the trigger for a series of events that lead up to global thermonuclear war, that weird little stolen artifact discovered carries destructive potential)

* GrayGoo

* WeAllLiveInAmerica: Though scenarios for other countries exist (i.e. the United Kingdom), they occasionally follow the United States' EAS standards, such as the use of alert tones (which the UK's emergency alerts don't have).

* A disclaimer detailing that the events presented in videos are not real and are not to be taken seriously. [[note]] As of late, this also includes disclaimers that discourage intentionally setting off ''real'' EAS hardware using these scenarios and/or broadcasting them in public, with the creator denying responsibility and reminding viewers the consequences should such an event occur.[[/note]]

* A disclaimer detailing that the events presented in videos are not real and are not to be taken seriously.

* ZombieApocalypse: Most scenarios often include this as a plot, often with the ending varying.

Emergency Alert System Scenarios [[note]] (usually shortened to EAS Scenarios, but are also referred as EAS Mocks and EAS Stories.) [[/note]] are a collection of videos dedicated to telling fictional stories regarding the Emergency Alert System, the United States' [[EmergencyBroadcast national warning system.]] Scenarios usually deal with [[NightmareFuel horror related situations]], whether made [[RealismInducedHorror realistically,]] [[SurrealHorror made with surreal situations or problems,]] or [[NothingIsScarier not having the threat(s) visible or described.]]

* Screens made from the EAS, usually recreated visually and audibly to be almost as exactly as it would appear on TV. [[note]] Due to how some videos are made high in quality, these videos are often used for pranking, though it isn't recommended. [[/note]]

* StylisticSuck: Scenarios taking place further back in time will often evoke {{Retraux}} graphics in some way to represent older emergency systems such as Conelrad or the EBS.

* TheVirus: If it's not a ZombieApocalypse, scenarios often will feature a pandemic starting due to the discovery of a new disease, with varying results.

* ApocalypseHow: And 'how'.

* ApocalypseHow: And how.

* Screens made from the EAS, usually recreated visually and audibly to be almost as exactly as it would appear on TV. [[note]] Due to how some videos are made high in quality, these videos are often used for pranking, though it isn't recommended. [[/note]]

Emergency Alert Systems Scenarios [[note]] (usually shortened to EAS Scenarios, but are also referred as EAS Mocks and EAS Stories.) [[/note]] are a collection of videos dedicated to telling fictional stories regarding the Emergency Alert System, the United States' [[EmergencyBroadcast national warning system.]] Scenarios usually deal with [[NightmareFuel horror related situations]], whether made [[RealismInducedHorror realistically,]] [[SurrealHorror made with surreal situations or problems,]] or [[NothingIsScarier not having the threat(s) visible or described.]]

* Screens made from the EAS, usually recreated visually and audibly to be almost as exactly as it would appear on TV. [[note]] Due to how some videos are made high in quality, these videos are often used for pranking.