Yep, even furries can be scary too.
Flashgitz, being known for their rather crass humor which occasionally Crosses the Line Twice, can (un)surprisingly be pants-shittingly terrifying at times.
General
- Almost every death and/or brutal injury shown in their various animations can be this or hilarious depending on your point of view.
The Furry Crusades
- Strongfang, although still a rather humorous antagonist, has some pretty terrifying moments coming from him. The fact that he’s taken more seriously than the other furries shown so far doesn’t help either.
- When the Black Templars call him Steven, we’re treated to the glorious scene of his human self trying to escape Strongfang, only for the latter to swallow him back inside.
- Just the sheer fact that almost every furry is implied to have a human self inside of them, watching the furries being killed will be harder to see knowing that there’s a person inside of them that’s helpless to do anything as they get killed along with the furry they’re in.
- After the rather comedic scene of the two marines scrolling through image results of Lola Bunny, Strongfang laughs offscreen and it’s shown that he is still alive, with his eyes being soulless and his heart still ripped out while giving both of them an rather intimidating speech about how his kind will never be stopped.Strong Fang: "You want our existence to have an easy answer...something you can point to and stop...But there is no stopping us...So long as there are outcasts with no dad to play catch with...or lonley homeschooled boys with internet connection...or Asians...Our seeds will find fertile soil...How can you stop an idea?"
- When the Black Templars call him Steven, we’re treated to the glorious scene of his human self trying to escape Strongfang, only for the latter to swallow him back inside.
- Star Sparkle, a ruthless Animalistic Abomination who can disguise themselves as an average furry and attacks with its many tentacles to rape any unfortunate marine challenged against it to death, oh and it's capable of growing more tentacles in place of the ones that get sliced off.
- Its transformation sequence is unsettling to look at too, just how in the world is it able to go from a simple furry to THAT?
- An entire planet in Furry: First Contact was turned into one, giant furry. Think about that for a moment.
- Fear the Furry. Dear god. FEAR THE FURRY!
- First off, the furries look absolutely deranged compared to their usual more cartoony-looking selves in the other animations and actually give the marines a rather difficult time trying to kill them compared to how easily they die from being shot, sliced, and even stomped on. Are we sure that these are the same ones the Black Templar kill?
- THE FURRIES WIN. You heard that right, after various losses and retreats against the marines, they won against an encounter with them. The only instance left of the battle is a mass of some organic substance right where the marines used to be.
- The Furry-Infected Marine the wandering Black Templar marine encounters. It would've killed him if it weren't for the flamer he has, but it was successful in infecting him though.
- The way it gets its face melted off via flamer is very unnerving and surprisingly more graphic than usual even by this series' standards.
- The ending shows that the wandering marine has been infected during the fight with the furry marine.
- Strongfang mentioning how Lola Bunny isn't the source in his "The Reason You Suck" Speech becomes a bit more understandable knowing that the true source for how furries are made is the furries themselves, who are capable of turning others into their kind through a simple infection.
- A very subtle example, but if you look closely at where the furries are approaching from in the beginning of The Furry Bait-and-Switch, you can notice that they’re the evolved furries from Fear the Furry. This implies that unlike all the other antagonists who only had one episode of appearance, we’ll be seeing much more of the evolved furries from now on, and considering how powerful they are, this isn’t a good sign whatsoever.
Racist Mario
- The deaths of Yoshi, Sonic, and Luigi, and Donkey Kong all qualify due to just how violent and cruel they die by the hands of Mario (with the exception of Luigi as he got killed by Kratos).
- Just Mario's level of batshit insanity throughout the video is horrific enough. Especially when Mario disowns his own brother and says "I have no brother", and you really know he's lost it.
- Sonic's death was brutal enough but then Ash comes along and captures a bloodied Sonic and then says that he can make him do whatever he wants. The distorted music and him taking his clothes off does not help at all.
- Although Mario had it coming, seeing his eyeless, severed head on a pole can make some stomachs turn.
- Mario says "You PlayStation characters never learn!" while holding Crash Bandicoot's head, implying that he apparently killed (and possibly even beheaded) him. Even worse, he throws the head at Kratos, for him to chomp at!
Other Animations
- Rudolph's giant tumorous nose that glows whenever he feels pain. The screams he makes whenever it glows doesn't help at all. And then it explodes when it becomes too much.
- There’s just something off-putting about the angry, inverted Mario face on the screens of the Nintendo Switches in “End of Xbox One?”
- During the Xbox One’s Villainous Breakdown when the fanboys he has are being stolen by Nintendo, he mentions about gouging the eyes of the fanboys out and saying how they can’t be taken if they can’t see Nintendo’s games. It’s quite jarring to say the least.
- Although Played for Laughs, seeing the Tech YouTuber from “Tech YouTube is getting weird” gradually become an being comparable to an Adeptus Mechanicus with all of the tech he applies to himself is not really an impressive sight to see.
- Most of “POV: your life is over” counts as this due to Mickey’s deranged behavior which gradually gets worse as the animation progresses, and then there’s the ending where he begins eating his own children.
