Modern Urban Legends
Obscure Anime
Play More Shoot Games
Places That Matter
Dumbass Creatures
100
The theme song for this levitating villain featured the lyrics, "Can you feel the sunshine?" in reverse.
Tails Doll
100
Legend of the Overfiend, Violence Jack, and Demon City Shinjuku all belong to this abbreviated classification of video content in Japan.
JAV (Japanese Adult Video)
100
Boasting the internet's most anticipated sequel, this 1998 classic accurately depicts what happens when science gets out of hand.
Half-Life
100
Featuring a delicious assortment of bastardized Mexican cuisine, this chain fast food restaurant puts funny messages on their hot sauce packets.
Taco Bell
100
With stunning, vibrant colors, this particular elongated reptile is named after the en flique adornments above its eyes.
Eyelash Viper
200
Known for his infamous bridge in Texas, this caprine creature is the only known cryptid to have a confirmed kill.
Goatman
200
This anime features two young girls riding on their German Kettenkrad motorcycle through a bleak and dying world.
Girls' Last Tour
200
Featured in 5 mainline games and, more recently, an abysmal television show, this 7ft tall soldier is known to finish the fight.
Master Chief
200
This natural marvel features water that flows in an impressive measurement of one your mom (3160 tons) every second.
Niagara Falls
200
This sticky creature briefly enjoyed its time in the spotlight as it became the subject of a hilarious internet bait-and-switch.
Stick Bug
300
If you plan on calling Freddy Fazbear, Banban, or Poppy Playtime, DO NOT do it at this hour.
3 AM
300
Sharing his name with the title, this disgusting-chinned character named after a common legume is often "riding" in his iconic red car.
Riding Bean
300
Featuring a painkiller-addicted alcoholic depressive protagonist, this trilogy heavily featured a mechanic commonly referred to as "bullet time."
Max Payne
300
Located at the Northwestern end of the Nile River, this city's famous library once held all of the world's knowledge, before it was destroyed by Christians.
Alexandria
300
Humorously slandered in the mid 2010's, this fish's appearance is quite abnormal when above water.
Blobfish
400
Sharing a name with Pokémon's most ominous town, this supposed phenomenon caused children to experience headaches, depression, and suicidal tendencies.
Lavender Town Syndrome
400
Sharing a title with the Yu-Gi-Oh series' first main antagonist, this anime begins with the protagonist waking up with a hole through their chest.
Kaiba
400
First appearing in the second "Modern" installment of a popular shooter series, this supporting character is known to hide their face behind a skull mask.
Simon "Ghost" Riley
400
This region is the most biodiverse on the entire planet, supporting lifeforms of all kinds-including indigenous humans.
The Amazon Rainforest
400
Remaining as friendly, hungry little pink fellas in captivity, this animal will evolve into a much wilder version of its species in the event of its escape.
Pig
500
After referencing the well-known Creepypasta based on itself, all subsequent airings of this show's 12th season episode would see the reference removed.
SpongeBob Squarepants
500
This Itallian-Japanese anime series directed by Hayao Miyazaki featured the canine versions of a famous literary detective and his assistant.
Sherlock Hound
500
Featuring two main characters, this lukewarmly regarded duology cost a Gamespot journalist their job after his less-than-positive review was published.
Kane & Lynch
500
Much more a concept than a physical place, this iconic roadside mecca boasts the cleanest bathrooms, and sells a treat known as "Beaver Nuggets."
Buc-ees
500
Often known for forming tube-like colonial polyps, the pictured creature belongs to this taxonomic class.
Hydrozoa