"Can I get some rubber gloves? Tongs? Hand sanitizer? But, no, none of that. Gordon has to seize that sack in his hands-" Gordon is literally wearing a hazmat suit.
TP being my first Zelda game, I half expected them to appear in the first dungeon of each new game I played. Honestly, I kind of miss them as a subplot and item(definitely not for their looks).
In Vampire the Masquerade Bloodlines there is the Odious Chalice. It is created by vampires who can craft flesh as if it were clay. It stores blood for you to use in the game and the description implies it is sentient and suffering for all time. It's pretty creepy.
@@Mostlyharmless1985 There is a helmet for the HEV suit. Not sure whether Gordon is canonically supposed to be wearing the helmet, but there is one, at any rate.
It honestly surprises me how many creepy things game developers can come up with. Then again, the amount of evil plans Jane comes up with is endless...
Caitlin RC if this gets on show of the weekend can this reply get on it 2? It's on my bucket list (list of things I want too do before giving myself up to Jane)
What about Pelagius' hip bone in Skyrim? Not only is it a smelly decaying hip bone belonging to an insane king living hundreds of years ago, but it's completely useless other than activating a quest, and you can't drop it until you've done it.
Among the multiple disturbing items you pick up in Dark Souls 3, the Eyes of a Fire Keeper definitely take the #1 spot for me. Especially, because to unlock the Dark ending, you probably have to ask your keeper to... try em on. Oh and speaking of severed heads, cutting off Agrippa's head and then strolling around with it in Amnesia the Dark Descent was certainly fun
What about Skyrim Alchemy ingredients? I can't imagine walking into Whiterun carrying half a dozen giants toes, a daedra heart, human flesh and hagraven claws reassures the citizens around you.
Thank you! Gods, Skyrim is like the king of gross ingredient hauling! I always keep the one chest in the alchemy room to store all the ingredients. It's amazing how quickly that shit kills your movement!
Seems the grossest ingredients are the heaviest too. Almost like a minor deterrent to not pick them up but the Dragonborn just doesn't care and happily lugs about whatever disgusting filth the player decides to carry.
Or Lydia... because she's sworn to carry your burdens. I have a feeling that the longer Lydia lives, the more likely she's going to become Skyrim's first Hauscarl activist... or a very scary radical feminist. If my character is set up right, I generally leave her in Whiterun to manage the homestead. Less of a headache that way.
"Carrying around ONE severed head? Ah gee, that's adorable!"- Kratos, Ghost of Sparta and man who carries THREE living severed heads around in a skirt with no pockets.
Head of Medusa in GoW1 and the head of Euryale in GoW2. He also carries around the head of the architect's son in GoW1 which he uses as a key but that is a 100% certifiably dead head while the other ones are alive judging by the way their snake hair thrashes and writhes while you're holding it and the heads still wail while giving off their glare. ALSO also since God of War: Betrayal is TECHNICALLY canon, then Kratos also carried around another living gorgon head as a weapon though that one is named Medusa too (maybe back from the dead? Or when Kratos lost the head in GoW1 it regrew its body?)
The Third Umbilical Cords from Bloodborne. Scholars throughout Yharnam's history have incorporated them in esoteric rituals, only to be met time and time again with failure. The Good Hunter thinks, "Eh, I'll eat three and hope for the best."
The odd keystone for pokemon as the description reads "A vital item that is needed to keep a stone tower from collapsing. Voices can be heard from it occasionally" and you need it if you want to catch spiratomb (in gen 4 anyway).
I'd look at my invo in elder scrolls and witcher games. giants toes, skulls, rotting flesh, human heart, various monster heads, eyeballs, sundry internal organs, fats, bones, skins, chitin, muscle tissue. Elderscrolls protagonist. "I wonder if this is good for alchemy." Eats human heart.
How about Habd's skull? You know, the guy from Frostflow Lighthouse who got fed to a Chaurus Reaper after a clan of Falmer burrowed their way up through the basement? Fortunately, so long as you knew where to do with it, it didn't stay in your inventory long. But otherwise....
I once had to carry a dead cat in a sack, down a summer road. Our elderly neighbor's cat had been hit by a car, and we knew that finding out would crush her, so we were carrying it about a mile to the cemetery to bury it there. The worst bit is that, it being our neighborhood, one of the people asked what was in the bag we were carrying. My friend quipped, "Sorry, can't let the cat out of the bag". I thought I'd die.
Dog Flamingo So, you just let her never see her cat ever again? Oh yeah, her cat never returning with no explination probably didn't hurt her in the slightest, AND the fact she didn't even get to be apart of her cats, aka family, burial...
It was nice of you that you bring cat to cementery and buried there. But I must admit if you don't tell me that happened to you I will though that is some crazy quest from some game. It's hilarous.
@@fredericksaxton9782 Maybe it's better that way. I had once a dog. He had chela. My mother had a hard time accepting our dog's death because she had no money to narcosis him. That's how we had to watch him getting weaker every day. I would rather the dog disappear somewhere than I would experience his death.
One word: Skyrim. About half of the items in the game you can carry are body parts from a variety of different creatures like, Bones, fur, hearts, toes, bugs, fish, more bones, more skinned fur, heads claws, blood, saps, fats, Body parts of WTF is this, more bones, raw meats, wings, feather (from who knows where), ghost stuff, ears, beaks, legs, eggs, scales, more bones, old food, old weapons and armor off dead corps, tails, more bones, and let's not forget soul gems have living souls in them and you can hold dragon souls in you body.
Marikroyals don’t forget the oghma infinium, a book made from human skin and given to you by hermaeus mora a mass of gross tentacles and eyes. Or the black books also given by herma mora that when read tentacles come out and drag you into an alternate dimension
EURGH! What's that?! Oh it's just some super weird and gross item we need to finish the game, so no we can't get rid of it. Brilliant. Here's the things we wish we could throw out of our adventuring backpacks.
Well, there is the rotten flesh from minecraft.. Blocky, indeed, but the idea of hauling decomposing ex-human flesh.... And in Skyrim, when you walk around with Pelagius' hip bone to visit Sheogorath, not even mentioning ingredients like skeever tails and other horrid things...
What about that quest "Blood's Honor" in the Companions Quest line in TES: Skyrim where you have to go find and kill the Hagraven coven called The Glenmoril Witches and then chop off at least the head of 1 of them so you can go cure a ghost of being a ghost Werewolf? I mean like Kodlak and all, but lugging around at least 1 severed head of a woman/bird monster because this guy couldnt be bothered to come with me, which would've saved his life too just btw, is a bit too much if you ask me!
let's not forget in darksiders 2 you had a lantern containing ALL the souls of your ENTIRE species (which you killed btw) jammed into your chest to see for the rest of the game
I think about Kratos. You nailed it, Jargon Madjin. Aphrodite (I think) told him to sever a head from a Medusa to use the power to transform enemies into stone. Gods and goddesses gave him the encouragement.
What about the talismans of the flame from darkest dungeon? Not only do you obtain them by journeying deep into what is basically lovecraft's version of hell and slaying an eldritch abomination with cancerous growths all over it's body, you also need to bring them on the hardest quest in the game where they take up your precious trinket slots and, should you fail, will forever remind you of your beloved heroes who died in vain due to your own incompetence.
Here's a really good one: The Tome of Eternal Darkness from _Eternal Darkness_ . Bound in human skin, various structural elements made from shrunken bones... But it's essential! Here's another one: The stasis gun from Star Trek Voyager: Elite Force. It's made of biotech and it breathes
There was a young woman named Ellen, In games she felled many a felon, She enjoyed writing lists and giving Luke gifts, And playing games where she could mess with time rifts, People argue of where she should be, But she'd really prefer to be in Kingdoms of Amalur 3!
NmsNinja in Ellen's mind. In reality I immediately thought of someting that rhymed with three and didn't take the time to actually realise there hasn't been a 2nd one.
I'll see your severed head and raise you 2. In Fallout New Vegas to complete Three Card Bounty you need to carry around not 1, not 2, but 3 severed heads in various states of damage depending on how you killed them. AND you'll probably pick up a dog's brain while going after Violet. Fun!
How is Bloodborne not in this list? You could make a whole video about the creepy stuff you carry all through Yharnam. Umbilical chords, exploded skulls, slugs, eye balls, fetuses, decaying body parts and of course even the "seed" of other hunters... In what kind of pocket would you keep all of that @.@
just leave in the workshop, a chest full of blood and ooze, i can imagine everytime you open up that chest it would look like someone through the population of yhanam into a blender
Guys, I heard that Detective Pikachu is ACTUALLY COMING TO THE WEST! They still need to pick a voice actor, but they've got a few good ones in mind. THIS IS GREAT NEWS YOU GUYS
Kathy Aird there going to be a Detective Pikachu movie and there are 4 people up for role Hugh Jackman, Ryan Rynolds, mark Walhberg and Dwayne the Rock Johnson but after seeing hercules i want danny devito
Seriously? The mirror shield? Not, I don't know, the masks which you get from the souls of dead people, which you then put on, to BECOME those dead people! No? You're more freaked out by some weird design on a mirror, likely used as a joke to show people that they look horrible, even when they don't? Bad jokes are scarier than transforming into the body of a dead man? Okay, yeah, fair point.
@@goose4349 it's more the initial transformation and that all transformations are into dead characters one of which you see die and make a grave for that's bad, also you can un-equip the mirror shield but the masks are vital to their respective zones and have a decent bit of use else where.
When you put on the transformation masks, Link screams in agony as his body morphs into the new form. After the first time, you can tap a button to skip the animation, but it's always there. Link has every right to have some serious PTSD.
Why would you have to carry around an Iron Sword? You can get a better sword in the very first dungeon(imperial sword in Helgen) that can be double improved with steel smithing(iron can't be double improved). I can't think of a single quest where you have to haul an iron sword for a second, let alone 500+ hours. And I'm pretty sure I've done just about every single quest there is to do in that game, including DLC quests from Dawnguard and Dragonborn(not counting mod quests, though). I admit to always choosing Stormcloaks and the Dawnguard and never choosing to side with either the Imperials or the Volkihar vampire clan. I don't think I missing much, though. Most missions done for one faction have what amounts to the same mission on the other side with little variation.
Fun fact about Angela's Knife in SH2: When you first encounter Pyramid Head earlier on, he's unarmed--but after you pick up the knife, in his next appearance he's suddenly lugging around the Great Knife. Real clever detail
Personally I didn't mind the mirror shield in majora's mask, it is from a graveyard after all. What I am unsettled by is the resident evil 7 stuff you have to put in your inventory in order to proceed with progress.
Wrong Yarny Lara croft doll alligator river(HR department inside it) and front door that leads to a different random time and place and or universe every week) keep going
Might and Magic 8 has: The skeletonized remains of a vampire (located, disturbingly enough, in a dungeon called the "Cyclops' Larder"), and his sarcophagus. A vial of grave dirt from the tomb of said vampire (for a different quest). The ashes of someone's son (thankfully in an urn). The arm bone of one of the first liches to ever exist. A puzzle box said to drive anyone who attempts to solve it irrevocably insane. While none of these is actually essential, it's still a pretty grim list.
What about the pebbles in bloodborn ?! They are eye's that where eaten by crows and that you trow as bait ! And the flesh of the vampire queen ?! The thing is still alive and regenerating in your inventory ! And the ADAM in BioShock ! They missed a lot on this episode. Should have been top 20 because there is so much crap.
the umbilical cords in bloodborne? Yea it triggers a dope ending so you have to carry it, but you are literally carrying pieces of that thing that holds you to your mom when your borne! AND ALSO, YOU HAVE TO EAT IT TO TRIGGER THE FIGHT!
Throttle Kitty Its what you use to Save rex. He has Brain problems and you have to use one of the brains. They all give him Perks but Violets is the best.
How dare you insult my gift! I think I should get points for originality? And Ellen, thank you for the compliment about my eyes. You have no idea how great it is to hear that. Since, I don’t get out of the void much.
to finish the storyline you have to go all the way to and through Ysgramor's Tomb, and free Kodlak of his wolf spirit. After that is all said and done, you can finally off load your extra heads.
since i got my legendary gauss-rifle that makes 25% extra damage and instantly full enhanced i named it aptly *hit & gone.with that gun i one-shot death-claws,supermutant behemoth's.mirelurk-queens are pushing daisies after 2-3 shots.the only enemy that needs a few more is the enraged fog-crawler from the far harbor dlc.i doubt that i'll find a better weapon for the rest of the game,except a gauss-rifle with the bleeding effect would be nice too.heave heard that none enemy has a resistance against it..except robots.they probably lose some oil instead of blood.to me the gauss-rifle is best weapon in the game.most time the legendary enemys dropped crap despite 9 luck.a lead pipe that makes more damage to robots,all parts of useless synth armor,a plasma pistol with the legendary "junkie-effect" 🤔 one of or when not the most useless effects.dealing more damage the more drug withdtawals you made.
But if I don't tame every toilet in town, I won't have enough enchirito poops to craft the Cleveland Steamer artifact and then I can't force Cartman to use an artifact made of my own poop.
Luke is attracted to shiny things…? Umm, was he lying to us about being a F.L.A.M.I.N.G.O.? Is he actually a M.A.G.P.I.E. (Maniacal And Greedy Person Intent on Evil)?
Angela's "knife" scene is a Rorschach test for the player, just like the knife itself. From the game's scoring for the "In Water" ending, it seems that _James_ interprets what Angela says through his own desire to die. But for Angela, those lines of dialogue in that scene could mean something entirely different: that her mind is stuck in her own past, contemplating, not suicide, but killing her abusive father and running away from home.
What about the cursed ring of hircine you get in skyrim? Sure, once the curse is lifted it allows you to transform into a werewolf at will, but until then you'll find yourself transforming at such random times. Bit of a pisser when you're just walking about town
You didn't HAVE to carry it around, but if you were stupid like me and trustingly took the 'shabby doll' from the creepy man on the stairs in Silent Hill 4, you were gonna have a bad time. You couldn't just stick it in your storage chest in your appartment, either, unless you WANT a wall full of screaming babies as decor....
wellll a wall full of screaming babies really ties the room together in terms of decor, toss a nice ficus in the corner and maybe an artsy little tea table and you are set.
Habd's remains in skyrim lighthouse quest. For about a year i couldn't remember where i picked the gross thing up and it remained in my inventory. Only after did quest with third character that i found out. It's a gnawed at head with some fleshsticking to the skull. Pretty gross but at least habd got to go on another adventure.
Something you may have missed: Diablo 2. The 3rd Act. "Khalims Will" has you getting the Eye, heart, brain and flail of Khalim. And yes, they do make "squishy" sounds.
Wirt's Leg from Diablo II. I mean, it's a peg leg which doesn't sound all bad until you realize it has the UPPER HALF OF HIS LEG STILL ON IT. A KID'S LEG.
The original Prey got pretty self-aware with its own mission-critical gross item: The severed hand of one of the Hunter aliens that you pick up and use to open doors throughout the game. As you progress through more levels, you can see it starting to rot, and at one point Tommy mentions that it's starting to stink.
Fallout and Elder scrolls writers are weird. They have created so many body part obsessed groups. . One group wants a collection of fingers. Another group asks for the heads of a raider group. known as the fiends. The next group is asking for witch heads. Eeeeek Eeeeek Eeeeek
Actually, "putting the head in a bag" was the start of the grieving. Denial was that moment when she believed the head was still breathing. The anger was all that fighting through the game, bargaining was approaching the climax of the game, depression is the final fight and immediate aftermath, and acceptance is the last scene.
Eyes of the Firekeeper on Darksouls 3. Not just nasty, giving these to your most loyal companion really messes her up and allows you to do some selfishly evil stuff at the expense of everything
It's considered creepy when guys do it, but adorably yandere when girls do it. I'd call that a double standard, but I'm not sure which gender should be offended by that.
To be fair, at least in that game his head isn't rotting and he's still technically alive. Still creepy, but I don't think it's creepy enough for this list. =P
Exactly what I was going to point out AC... oddly enough he seems to be the one with his head on his shoulders in their relationship. Even though... well... you know.
My personal favorite is Dismas's head from Darkest Dungeon. How fun would it be to carry around not just a severed head, but the head of one of the first adventurers you get. You can also give Dismas's head to Dismas so he can carry his own severed head around.
In the last case of ace attorney investigations you have Ms. Oldbag's sweaty undershirt as evidence to prove there's a revolving fireplace in the embassy.
In Blood Omen: Legacy of Kain, you have to carry around tokens from each of the Pillar Guardians. Most of them are mundane things you take off them: a ring, a scale, a cloak, etc. But for Nupraptor, guardian of the Pillar of the Mind, you take his rather ugly head. The best bit, though, is when you look at it in your inventory Kain says "Alas, poor Nupraptor-- I knew him well. *pause* Well, not really."
How about, oh I don't know, just about every damn item in Planescape: Torment? What's that in the bar? Looks like a mouldy pickled egg? No, it's your eye. Better just pop it back into your eye socket for some vital back story and lots of xp. Hmmm... I know these look like patches of ancient diseased leather but actually they are your own tattooed flesh, better carve a space on you shoulder to fit them back on for cool stat and skill bonuses. Not to mention that you can fit different sets of teeth into your floating skull companion to change the damage type on his melee attacks. Also, floating skull companion!
I like how in Planescape: Torment you never find out the Nameless Ones name. Only he gets to know if your intellect is from what I remember past God-like (so 19+?) and then it just gives you a message that says "The Nameless One now knows his name." or something along those lines. (Never played it I know this from my brother who won't shut up about it.)
And what about Illbleed, where you can optionally take a severed head to a giant living cake as a topping, and in exchange you can take the whole cake with you, and even eat it....
There's an old computer game, about a haunted house full of your typical monsters, mummies, ghosts, Frankensteins, evil doctors, that you have to try to escape from. You have to carry all sorts of things like legs, arms, potions, keys and such, around to complete certain tasks, to get parts for another task, or a key for another door. I remember after completing one task, or maybe the game, they sang "monster mash". Does anyone remember that??!!
Closest thing I can come up with is the game Limbo of the Lost. A bunch of gross weird characters and they all sing to you at the end in a real Huh? moment.
Sir Zach ...Both. You can't fight the Moon Presence unless you consume 3 of the One Third Umbilical Cords. So it's an alternate final boss if the requirements are met, which then gives one of 3 possible endings.
One thing that Ellen forgot to mention is that in Hellblade, at one point, you actually lose the head... and Senua FREAKS THE F*** OUT! And you have to go down this even crazier path just to get it back.
It's not specifically items. They said things, which is an inanimate material object as distinct from a living sentient being and I think we can all agree that their wasn't much sentient about Ashley
in pokémon ultra sun you get to carry a dead guy's pokéball around which I HOPE contains a pokémon but will likely scar me for life once i do get around to opening it
Jargon Madjin probably. But it's still weird. Definatly the witch heads. They freaked me out so much that I have only finished the companions questline once.
Dishonored 2's heart was one of the best items I was sad when delilah went in it. The mom/wife had different dialog depending on the paths, High caos she'd criticize your approach on getting rid of delilah
Should have had The Artifact from Doom 3 Resurrection of Evil. It is a beating heart that shrivels up your hands and whispers to you when you take it out.
