Sally.exe Finished Nightmare Demo | Saving Amelia & RED MIST ZONE! [⚠️12+] 

Interesting fact. In one of the official episodes of SpongeBob, there is a reference to this creepypasta. And the sound of jumpscream, just from this moment. It's cool when some companies are referred to memes, creepypasta. This shows that companies communicate with their audience and appreciate fan creativity. (or they just want to attract people to the dying franchise by using references to some popular phenomena)

@user-hv7sf8oo1o Cool that a kids' show refers to fanmade creepypastas??? This can be traumatizing actually. It reminds me of those TV hacks/glitches where spongebob characters go creepy, sometimes there are hidden messages about dying children and in the end the TV show gets cut

@@TheBlackFoxDude As for me, this is a difficult topic to discuss. Sometimes some things that are designed to scare do not work for children, the same many crippypasts probably will not scare modern children anymore, given what kind of childish content there is on RU-vid, their psyche cannot be broken twice. And sometimes, on the contrary, some harmless things can suddenly cause the same crippypast to appear. I'm from Russia, and we have a TV company called "VID" and its logo scared children (me too) of the 90s and noughties, although it's just a human mask. I remember myself as a child being afraid of a man with stubble from the news, I don't know why. As for me, there's nothing wrong with adding some creepy moments. It even tempers and arouses interest a little. For example, the scene with Maleficent and Aurora from "sleeping beauty" is creepy, but now I remember it with warmth and even somehow remember those feelings of horror when I watched it. Even the same one Sonic.EXE . We used to be afraid of all this, but now we gather together and remember it warmly Of course, the main thing is not to overdo it, as with that soundtrack from the game about Pokemon. Well, after all, this is a difficult question, as with the question of "violence in games" and.. Damn, it's SpongeBob. Given the creepy approximations, the scenes with Squidward's nail and the series about lemonade from ink, Squidward's sudden face with a crooked "make-up" is unlikely to be more dangerous.

@user-hv7sf8oo1o Some creepypastas aren't just jumpscares and spooky stuff, tho. Some may contain GORE or suicide moments, just like RED MIST, something that a child's mind probably can't handle, even when I get to watch something gory by accident, it makes me feel disgusted and the picture of what I saw keeps hunting me for weeks. It's ok if it refers to creepy stuff that a child might just be a little afraid of, I guess. But still, SpongeBob was never supposed to look too scary

​@@TheBlackFoxDude Well, such references can be inserted indirectly, as jokes for adults, children will not understand anything, but adults will take the hint, smile and want to watch other episodes. I agree that it is better not to mention topics such as suicide and blood bluntly in children's cartoons. Although, moving away from the topic, SpongeBob is not really for only children, at least the first three seasons, which are considered the best. Reviewing them now, you can find interesting details that you didn't notice before, which carry an interesting moral. And as for me, the problem of suicide can also be mentioned (NOT DIRECTLY, but indirectly), so that it is somehow postponed and as an adult I began to understand the hints. Moreover, the problem of suicide is relevant now. Returning to the topic, it is unlikely that any of the children will understand something after seeing the reference to Red Mist. Moreover, what this scene was replaced with, in my opinion, is even more harmful for children. Seriously, toilet humor?

Probably wrong game lol. The full version isn't even done yet