Video summary
The video recounts a chilling story about a group of friends searching for lost media, specifically an episode of the animated series Mickey Mouse Works titled "Blue Fog." One friend claimed to have found the missing episode on YouTube via a link in the description pointing to a site called Retro Junk, but the link eventually stopped working. Despite initial skepticism and arguments among the group about whether the story was a joke, they managed to locate and save the video before it disappeared completely. The narrator decided to watch it despite the others' hesitation caused by the ominous thumbnail featuring Mickey, Donald, and Goofy in a house.
Upon watching, the episode began with strange visual anomalies, including a blue room with text in the corner and credits made of layered letters instead of real names. The scene then shifted to the familiar trio where Goofy slipped and collapsed the house, followed by a montage of them rebuilding it. However, the tone quickly turned horrific as Mickey and Goofy began flickering rapidly before the video cut to black. When the footage resumed, Donald was shown looking out a window without moving until he turned around to reveal Mickey's body missing both legs. The atmosphere grew increasingly unsettling as Donald lost his signature hat, his eyes turned blue with glowing white pupils, and a deafening static sound filled the audio while the video froze for an extended period.
The narrator attempted to skip ahead due to the unbearable noise but was forced to witness Donald's dead body before the video ended at the one-minute mark, leaving them deeply traumatized. Immediately after watching, strange occurrences began plaguing the narrator's life; their internet connection went down, preventing them from discussing the incident with friends, and they heard the same wind noises from the video coming from outside their room. Their vision blurred, the temperature in the room dropped significantly, and they heard ducks squawking outside the window, prompting them to close the curtains and try to sleep through a night filled with indescribable events.
A month later, the narrator learned that the friend who originally discovered the lost episode had passed away on the very day of the incident. The family confirmed his death and noted disturbing bite marks resembling those of a duck on his body, adding a macabre conclusion to the supernatural horror experienced by the group. This tragic outcome suggests that the "Blue Fog" episode was not merely a piece of lost media but a gateway to something far more dangerous, leaving the narrator with lasting psychological effects and a haunting realization of the true nature of what they had watched.
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[music]
>> I want to start by [music] saying that
I'm part of a group of friends who
search for lost media. One day, we were
talking when someone mentioned an
episode of a making mouse series called
making mouse works. Some of us didn't
understand what he meant, thinking the
whole series was lost media, but he
clarified that it was only one episode
that was lost media and that it was
called something like blue fog. Some
thought he was joking and others
believed him. I was skeptical. We
started arguing about whether to believe
him or not until I asked him how he knew
about this episode. He said [music] he
found it on YouTube and still had the
link, but it didn't work anymore. The
rest of us asked if there was anything
else about the video that wasn't usual.
He said there was a link in the
description that was supposedly the
source of the video. He said it said
something like video junk. After that,
we asked him more, but he stopped
answering as if his internet had gone
out. Later that night, we were talking
about what had happened earlier with
that friend trying to find out what that
website he had mentioned was until one
of us remembered website was called
retro junk.
>> [music]
>> We went to see if we could find that
lost episode and luckily it was still
there. After saving the video, the
others didn't want to watch it just
because of the thumbnail image. I didn't
understand why since the thumbnail was
just Mickey, Donald, and Goofy in a
house, but I watched the video anyway.
Below is a summary of what I saw. It
began in a blue room with the text blue
fog in the upper left corner. The
credits screen didn't have real names,
just letters layered on top of each
other.
>> [music]
>> After that, the episode changed to
Mickey, Donald, and Goofy doing their
usual thing. They were in the same place
as in the thumbnail. Goofy slipped on
something and brought the whole house
down before showing a montage of the
three of them rebuilding it. But, Mickey
and Goofy started flickering rapidly
before the video cut to a black screen.
After a few seconds, the video showed
Donald looking out of an unseen window.
He didn't move until he looked behind
him, seeing Mickey's body. [music]
He was missing both legs. The screen
stayed focused on the scene for a couple
of minutes until it zoomed in on Donald.
Now, he wasn't wearing his signature
hat. He had blue eyes with glowing white
pupils, and there was a very loud static
sound. The video froze for longer than
before. The video had two more minutes
left. There was no way I could stand
that loud noise for so long, so I
skipped ahead. It was now showing
Donald's dead body. I skipped to the
last minute, and what I saw traumatized
me. What happened after watching the
video was strange. [music] I tried to
talk to my friends about the video, but
my internet was down. That night, I
heard the same wind from the video, but
as if it were coming from outside my
room. My vision had become blurry. It
felt colder than usual, and I heard
ducks squawking outside my window, which
made me close the curtains and go to
sleep. More things happened during the
night than I could ever describe in
words. A month passed since that
incident, [music] and I learned from the
family of the friend who discovered that
strange episode that he had passed
[music] away that day. They said he had
bite marks of a duck.
>> [music]
[music]
>> Oh.