Took almost an entire year to animate. I guess you could say I put my 'Heart and Soul' into it. Hah! Shoutouts to Cosbydaf and Discovery Channel for making this possible.
There is something about the nes Godzilla creepypasta and it's replay that is just amazing, From the sprite work, to the characters and designs, to the story telling, it's just an amazing story that deserves more love. Great video man!
I love that the story-telling of the Godzilla NES Creepypasta makes us feel what the Narrator is feeling, but Replay has a bit of a step-down to tone & atmosphere for me...
Even for something as cliché as "hyper-realistic gore", the "organic level" is terrifying. Hell, even the Canidont is freaky despite pretty much being a dog skull on a sausage.
@@fcomolineiro7596 I literally JUST listened to the whole creepypasta for the first time, so I guess I'm part of the community now. What's this business of a replay?
just yesterday, i was thinking to myself, “man. i wish there was someone out there who made funny yet incredibly detailed and talented animations and content for the NES Godzilla creepypasta.” keep doin’ ur thing!
even months later,i still love this video. nes godzilla is just so awesome. its so lovecraftian that the only way we can comprehend its oddties is through an 8bit game
I stumbled into the NES Godzilla fanbase very late into the story and seeing all this fan content about a piece of media that I wasn't around for gives me an emotion that I can't really describe in words. It's so interesting to see how genuinely wholesome a lot of this community is, especially considering the source material is a horror story (mostly) about Godzilla on the NES. To everyone who has been keeping this weird story alive, I say two years late, thank you.
@@megadizzy9320 oh okay well I thought he stopped to work on the game but if it's life issues and need not worry because all of us don't have time for the internet I thought it was red behind the door when he started replay lmao
@@princessazula7676 I never put this connection together,and idk if anyone else has either,but if Carl(I can't remember if that's the name of the player in Replay) is collecting "sins" at the end of each game world towards the goal of unlocking the gate,then perhaps Carl has done something considered sinful,and this is the game making it more literal. We don't know a lot about Carl,so it's possible. Perhaps that's why the warlock is trying to stop him as well. The warlock isn't evil,just powerful. Since he knows about the world outside of the game,then maybe he knows that is Carl keeps gaining more and more sins,the gate will literally create Carl's own monster,or demon.
@@orangequartz1193 you know I never really thought of that it makes A LOT of sense because the game has already shown it can establish an emotional link as seen with Zach, so it makes a lot of sense maybe Carl did something in the past he’s not proud of and the game is tormenting him with it
@@orangequartz1193 so warlock isn't this games version of red, but more of a powerful creature trying to stop a red-like creature from being freed... is that what you're saying?
@@1000dumplings maybe. It's all speculation. He doesn't seem really evil,at least compared to red. Red's evil literally corrupted the game world's Zach visited. The warlock doesn't have that effect on Carl's game world's,he more or less is omnipotent,and knows something that Carl doesn't. I would like to think of the warlock as Carl's conscious,that voice in the back of ur head trying to stop you from making a mistake
This video perfectly encapsulates how me and plenty of other people think about NES Godzilla, and I love it. NES Godzilla has been a huge playing factor in my childhood, even just Godzilla in general. While in a call with a friend, he reminded me of this video. This video fuels that fire of the burning passion I've had for NES Godzilla for years. Even going so far to make a "NES Godzilla in a nutshell" video that's in the comments of the Earth and Mars wiki page. *(please note its not funny and it's stupid in case you're going to look for it lol.)* Even though this video was from 2 years ago, and nobody really checks the comments anymore, it makes me happy knowing I'm apart of such an amazing community around a relatively obscure creepypasta. It makes me happy knowing that people still think about this wonderful story. Thank you everyone.
I think I have a new favorite video. Genuinely brought tears to my eyes. I know this videos like a year or two old, but its amazing, just so so amazing. You did well, that year spent was so worth it. Absolutely outstanding.
Dagahra: I luv tornados!. ( Time lapse 0:43 ) Titanosaurus: HELP!! He's sucking me IN!. But there animation of there 8-bit kaijus/demons are so beautiful also there song is so good.
The snail is meant to be a “Moluscron” (which is a type of enemy from a video game Cosbydaf helped create/design). It was a nice little Easter egg, among a ton of others in the replay.
... *snap* Wow, what the hell was that ?! Felt like I was snorting drugs the hard way ! In all seriousness, this is very well made, more power to you lad.
Guys let this guy have some subscribers and tell him to like and tell him to not kill himself. I want him to have a nice time having fun with his having fun with his friends.
Aha, that's Daisy. She's a Cosbydaf character set to show up in NES Godzilla Replay Chapter 6. The devil looking character is Moloch, he's a scrapped Replay character.
My theory about the replay Red had modified the game to create random obstacles to defeat zachary, these forms became sentient and lived lives on reds artificial solar system, after red was defeated the randomness still played effects, causing more planets to be born, years in the game passed as cultures of sentient beings lived and died, eventually the game was played once again, and that is how the replay transpired
