Nightmare Fuel / Cranbersher

• Throughout the "Cranbersher's Guide" series, Narrator!Cranbersher has slowly been revealing to the two puppet versions of Cranbersher that they're puppets, and that their creator, Real Life Cranbersher, is using them to make animations. It dives head first into Fridge Horror, and brings to light that the puppets are really Animate Inanimate Objects capable of moving by themselves. Once this happens, they all try to escape, but the attempt fails when Real Life Cranbersher hears them and looks back. He doesn't say anything, but makes it abundantly clear in how aggressive he becomes that he is MAD.
• The Markiplier Plays Timore animations:
  • All three of them are generally comedic, but they keep in all of the original jumpscares—they're just in animated form. One of the biggest offenders is in the third one, when a small girl doll suddenly disappears and reappears making an insanely loud, staticky sound. Oh, and her face is torn open.
  • In the first one, the animated mannequins have quite the facial expressions, and they tend to just... stare at Mark.
  • For "Not So Itchy Anymore," there's a lot of strangely bloody and disturbing objects.
  • The ending of the third one, The TRUE Itch. It starts off as a typical Cranimation, but it goes to heck once Markiplier refers to a floating eyeball as 'Oliver,' Cranbersher's real name, and somehow breaks the fourth wall again. Someone in a hooded cloak comes up behind a puppet of Cran and stabs him, Markiplier is cornered by three monsters from the game, and it ends with Markiplier tearing off a black cloak and laughing maniacally.
  Markiplier: I'M the monster here!
• "Four Seven Six" veers pretty closely into Surreal Horror territory. There's one point where the main character bashes his head against a brick wall and ends up falling through it into a void.
• This video, titled B͏̨͞R҉̴͞͏O̵Ḱ̡É͏N͟͏̡̡̛ and uploaded on Halloween. What the heck, Cran?
• This piece titled "Oops I Forgot My Face And The Laws Of Space Time." Humorous title, but the track itself is spooky.

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