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Doctor Nowhere is a 17-year-old creator who makes percievable content sometimes. Watch his videos featuring doodles, songs, and stories about the boy and the bath, the boiled one phenomenon, and more.
- [Doctor Nowhere] THE BOILED ONE PHENOMENON - YouTube
A YouTube video by Doctor Nowhere discussing the Boiled One...
- Analog Horror Artist Spotlight: Doctor Nowhere - YouTube
Join me as we explore the terrifying and charming world of...
- [Doctor Nowhere] THE BOILED ONE PHENOMENON - YouTube
silas orion (@doctor.nowhere) • Instagram photos and videos. 183K Followers, 402 Following, 405 Posts - silas orion (@doctor.nowhere) on Instagram: "hi, i’m a 17 year old failed experiment who makes occasionally percievable internet content made the boiled one phenomenon among other oddities".
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The Locust (Also known as The Organator, or Thumper) - is a completely black, lanky and tall humanoid creature with thin, sharp, stick-like arms, and a deformed human face with hollow eyes and tube-like appendages covering its head and neck, which suggests that it may be bio-mechanical in nature. It attacks people by breaking through screens, and presumably "eating" them. From what we can see in the second T.O.E. episode titled "love. thumper" there is text at the end of the video saying "the body appeared untouched" showing that the Locust must consume the victim in a different manner, eating their organs.
When The Locust appears on screen, it usually stands in a room with vintage-fashioned wallpaper. The Locust is hypothetically a child, or trying to appear as if they are one. This can be explained by the way it talks like a child would. Despite the fact that the Locust is mainly a predatory creature, it pretends to be friendly, even if it writes with incorrect punctuation.
1.If you see The Locust on screen, immediately turn the television off.
2.For safety precautions, you may want to throw away or smash the TV to fully ensure safety.
•There is assumptions that The Locust created the T.O.E (The Organate Enterprise) video series. This can be explained by how titles are written with incorrect punctuation, such as starving.help and love.thumper.
•The Locust is the first creature (that, for right now, has an actual story) to be shown on Doctor Nowhere's YouTube channel.
•One of the leading theories is that The Locust is actually a child. This is supported by the description of Doctor Nowhere's video "making.friends" which states "it's a kid in there"
•In starving.help, the hand hitting the screen does not belong to the Locust. It may be Dominik's hand.
” The body appeared untouched. None of it makes sense. Everything inside was gone.”
•We never actually get to see its legs on screen.
Doctor NoWhere is a game where you face hideous monsters from a parallel dimension. You have to survive their attacks and uncover their secrets by listening to their stories and interacting with the screen.
30 de mar. de 2024 · A YouTube video by Doctor Nowhere discussing the Boiled One Phenomenon, an analog horror series.
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2 de fev. de 2024 · Join me as we explore the terrifying and charming world of Doctor Nowhere! We'll meet friends like the Organator, Soap, The Boiled One (who actually possessed my computer, not clickbait) and...
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