History NightmareFuel / InSpaceWithMarkiplier

*** Celci has gone totally AxCrazy and has decided to force the entire crew into Cryo against their will, herself included, because in her mind an eternity in stasis is better than suffering in the TimeLoop indefinitely. The Captain can actually agree with Celci and submit to being frozen, or they can throw themself out an airlock to escape, at the risk of being trapped in the loop forever.

*** Celci has decided to force the entire crew into Cryo against their will, herself included, because in her mind an eternity in stasis is better than suffering in the TimeLoop indefinitely. The Captain can actually agree with Celci and submit to being frozen, or they can throw themself out an airlock to escape, at the risk of being trapped in the loop forever.

* Wug's voice-downloading helmet appears to inflict unironic agony on whoever he attaches it to. If you open the door to take the supposed "Dark" path when the door offers it to you, Wug's newest attempts to attach the helmet to Markiplier causes the camera to see gruesome flashes of body parts like an eyeball and teeth.

* One timeline you enter features Markiplier crying alone in a bedroom. [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential Choosing to mock him]] has the setting [[VideoGameCrueltyPunishment quickly turn into a horror movie]], complete with visual distortions and black goo dripping from the ceiling, ending with the still crying Markiplier suddenly [[{{Jumpscare}} rushing the player]] as the scene cuts to black.
* Mack's FreakOut if you call him out for taking Mark's place as head engineer. At first he's confused, asking you who Mark is and why you'd say his name, then suddenly he begins to [[OminousVisualGlitch glitch out]], flashing around the room while screaming in terror and desperately trying to assert his identity. [[WebVideo/GameTheory MatPat]] acts the hell out of the role, solidly portraying a man being driven mad by ExistentialHorror.
-->'''Mack''': YOU DO NOT GET TO CHOOSE WHETHER OR NOT I EXIST! THIS IS ''MY'' SHIP-- ''(blinks out of existence)''
* Arriving back at the now long-abandoned space diner for one last chat with Old Mark. The very last of the stars [[TheStarsAreGoingOut flickers out]] as you watch, the dying breath of the universe itself as the wormhole paradox wipes reality out. You have your discussion, then Mark simply vanishes, leaving the Captain entirely alone as the last living being in the universe. Existential dread at its finest.
* At the end we learn that it was Engineer Mark who built the warpcore over "too many lives". We can get a more concrete number than that though. In part one the lady says that the warp core is "thousands of years beyond anything humans are capable of". Thousands of years in isolation, no wonder Old Mark was crazy
* In the GoldenEnding for Part 2, you finally end the Paradox, stopping all the madness. The Credits roll. Cut to the discarded Paradox crystal in a clearing... when an ever so familiar two-toned foot approaches it...
-->'''Darkiplier:''' [[CallBack So much trouble... All for something so small]].

* At the end we learn that it was engineer mark who built the warpcore over "too many lives". We can get a more concrete number than that though. In part one the lady says that the warp core is "thousands of years beyond anything humans are capable of". Thousands of years in isolation, no wonder old mark was crazy

* [[HopeSpot The universe reboots]]... but so does the paradox that destroyed it. The result is a fundamentally ''broken'' reality, with dozens of alternate universes overlapping in chaotic crossovers that only hasten the [[ApocalypseHow/ClassZ final destruction of everything that has ever existed]]. The Captain has to suffer through a retread of the tour from part 1, with various characters dying horribly, manifesting in [[BodyHorror glitched, painful forms]], or simply guilt-tripping the Captain about their failure to save them. Most of Part 2 has the Captain being flung chaotically through the multiverse, while trying to stay alive long enough to piece together where it all went wrong.
* One timeline you enter features Markiplier crying alone in a bedroom. [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential Choosing to mock him]] has the setting quickly turn into a horror movie, complete with visual distortions and black goo dripping from the ceiling, ending with the still crying Markiplier suddenly [[{{Jumpscare}} rushing the player]] as the scene cuts to black.

* In the GoldenEnding for Part 2, you finally end the Paradox, stopping all the madness. The Credits roll. Cut to the discarded Paradox crystal in a clearing... when an ever so familiar two toned foot approaches it...

** The "Send Mark" ending is mostly funny, with the Captain bossing Mark around on the new colony and giving him demerits for the smallest of transgressions. It takes a turn toward horror at the end when Mark, having finally had enough, slowly approaches the Captain with a SlasherSmile before violently [[VorpalPillow strangling them with a pillow]].

*** Gunther has begun a [[TheMutiny mutiny]], believing that the Captain has abandoned the crew to their fate. He accuses them of having destroyed the ship on a whim, which he remembers from another timeline, and that the Captain is simply "having fun" with the TimeCrash rather than do anything to resolve the problem. Which, [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential depending on your choices up to this point]], may not be inaccurate.

* The sequence when the Captain and Mark return to the ''Invincible II'' with the Bandit in tow.
** The ship is at red alert and in bad shape, there's a skeletal corpse draped over the terminal on the bridge, and when Mark tries to contact the computer it responds with a burst of what sounds like electronic BlackSpeech before croaking that the "crew is... [[EverybodysDeadDave offline]]".

* Mack's FreakOut if you call him out for taking Mark's place as head engineer. At first he's confused, asking you who Mark is and why you'd say his name, then suddenly he begins to [[OminousVisualGlitch glitch out]], flashing around the room while screaming in terror and trying to assert his identity. This culminates in him desperately screaming "YOU DO NOT GET TO CHOOSE WHETHER OR NOT I EXIST! THIS IS ''MY'' SHIP--" before suddenly blinking out and being replaced by Mark. [[WebVideo/GameTheory MatPat]] acts the hell out of the role, solidly portraying a man being driven mad by ExistentialHorror.

* Arriving back at the now long-abandoned space diner for one last chat with Old Mark. The very last of the stars flickers out as you watch, the dying breath of the universe itself as the wormhole paradox wipes reality out. You have your discussion, then Mark simply vanishes, leaving the Captain entirely alone as the last living being in the universe. Existential dread at its finest.

* One universe you enter features Markiplier crying alone in a bedroom. [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential Choosing to mock him]] has the setting quickly turn into a horror movie, complete with black goo dripping from the ceiling, ending with the still crying Markiplier suddenly [[{{Jumpscare}} rushing the player]] as the scene cuts to black.

--->Darkiplier: [[CallBack So much trouble... All for something so small]].

* In the GoldenEnding for Part 2, you finally end the Paradox, stopping all the madness. The Credits roll. Cut to the discarded Paradox crystal in a clearing... when an ever so familiar two toned foot approaches it...

* Arriving back at the now long-abandoned space diner for one last chat with Old Mark. The very last of the stars flickers out as you watch, the dying breath of the universe itself as the wormhole paradox wipes reality out. You have your discussion, then Mark simply vanishes, leaving the Captain entirely alone as the last living being in the universe. Existential dread at its finest.

* Arriving back at the now long abandoned dinner in space for one last chat with Old Mark. The very last of the stars flickers out as you watch, the dying breath of the universe itself as the wormhole paradox wipes reality out. You have your discussion and then Mark simply vanishes leaving the Captain entirely alone as the last living being in the entire universe. Existential dread at its finest.

* One universe you enter features Markiplier crying alone in a bedroom. [[VideoGameCrueltyPotential Choosing to mock him]] has the setting quickly turn into a horror movie, complete with black goo dripping from the ceiling, ending with the still crying Markiplier suddenly [[{{Jumpscare}} rushing the player]] as the scene cuts to black.

** In the "Dream" ending, the Captain writes off the entire series of events as AllJustADream, even as Mark insists otherwise and tries to demonstrate that you're stuck in a GroundhogDayLoop. Mark then scrambles around the ship, fixing malfunctions and trying to save the crew, while you just stand there and laugh at [[ImplausibleDeniability the weird dream you're having]]. When the ship is later attacked by alien slavers who force the crew and colonists into brutal GladiatorGames, you ''go along with it without resistance'' because you're still not convinced it's real... right up until an alien warrior decapitates you with an axe, complete with a spray of blood.

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** In the "Paranoid" ending, the Captains wakes up from cryo to find the ship... [[HopeSpot completely fine]], with all systems functioning normally and the crew alive and well. The crew leads are all smiles as they report in, eager to reach their destination. The captain runs from room to room, looking for ''something'' amiss, and ends up ''almost'' accepting that it was AllJustADream before the warp core begins to malfunction again, forcing the crew into action. Unfortunately, things don't get better after that -- after reaching the planet safely, the Captain becomes a paranoid wreck obsessed with protecting the colony from any possible harm, and turns the entire planet into a PoliceState that micromanages everyone and everything. This culminated in them ''sealing away the entire population underground'' to protect them from harm.

* In the "Alone" ending, which doubles as a TearJerker, the Captain wakes up from cryo to find the ship completely powered down beyond hope of recovery, and everyone else long-dead and having turned to dust in their pods. According to Mark's narration, the Captain spent the rest of their days -- possibly years -- wandering the dark ship, surviving on rations meant for the colonists, and lamenting the loss of their friends and colleagues. For players who [[AFatherToHisMen take their responsibilities seriously]], this is very much a FateWorseThanDeath. It's also the only act 1 ending that isn't played for laughs in ''any'' way.

* The HandPuppet universe segment in several endings, where the regular crew have all become deranged to a greater or lesser extent.