Being a parody of the Mandela Catalogue that pokes fun at the series and Analog Horror in general, it's no surprise that the Scrimblo Catalogue is full of moments like this.
The Scrimblo Catalogue I
- The video starts with a tweet mocking the Analog Horror genre, saying that it's "just the same shit" and that every jumpscare "looks like this". The video pans to the attached photo, which is the guy from the "No such thing as a coincidence" meme as Deliberately Monochrome.
- After a blue screen, we are shown the title poorly drawn in MS Paint. We then cut to a "Breaking News" segment taking the piss out of the Alien theory for Local 58 and poking fun at it being the grandfather of Analog Horror by saying Mandela Catalogue is different "because this time it's God".
- What immediately follows is a crude reenactment of Volume 1, starting with Mark and Cesar's conversation that is described as "the best voice acting ever".
- The intro to the segment is Cesar telling Mark to come to his house while offhandedly mentioning that his mom died, and he starts snickering right before he's cut off.
- Cesar saying he has cameras for "literally no reason" and that Mark is afraid of his house for also literally no reason.
- Cesar saying "I am not sus". The Seinfeldian Conversation at this point is too much for Alex, and he corpses before the footage is cut.Cesar: hehehe i'm not sus
- When Mark drives to Cesar's house, the footage is taken straight from "You Are On The Fastest Available Route".
- Unlike his Mandela Catalogue counterpart, Mark realizes that entering a house where an Alternate was spotted in is a very bad idea and leaves. Unfortunately for him, Cesar's alternate followed him there....and shapeshifts into Mark's Car before roadkilling him in an extremely long pile-up.
- The footage then cuts to a screen comparing The Mandela Catalogue to Among Us. The reasons?imposters, ??????, (jerma sus face)
- After this is a speedrun turning the aforementioned Jerma face into a typical Analog Horror jumpscare image.
The Scrimblo Catalogue II
