HOME | DD
Chisai-Yokai β Creepypasta
Published: 2014-04-29 19:51:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 47773; Favourites: 1705; Downloads: 0
Redirect to original
Description
Well I finally decided to finish this. I made the line art a long time ago and finally colored it ^^I know Slenderman is technically not a Creepypasta but he is featured with them so much he might as well be.
Anyway~
This piece include
MrCreepypasta: www.youtube.com/user/MrCreepyPβ¦
Jeff the Killer
BEN_drowned
Eyeless Jack
and
Slenderman
Related content
Comments: 208
I try my best to reply back to all the comments I get as I really appreciate when people comment on my work ^^
And thank you very much! ^^
π: 0 β©: 0
Slenderman is not a creepypasta character.
π: 0 β©: 3
Really dude?
I don't know why you say he isn't, but a lot of us like to believe he is.
Because creepypastas can stem from anywhere, from the Wiki, YouTube, or SomethingAwful forums and even in some cases, 4chan. Besides there are some creepypastas that you claim that are creepypastas are not what you think they are.
Basically, why does it matter? does it really matter what is a creepypasta and what isn't? Besides, if it can stem from anywhere, from the Wiki, YouTube, or SomethingAwful forums and even 4chan, then it's considered creepypastas.
π: 0 β©: 0
He basically is most fans say he is so yea
π: 0 β©: 1
No, he's not. He's a meme more than anything.
π: 0 β©: 0
He didn't originate from creepypasta but has pretty much been inducted into the fandom as part of the cast of characters along with other non-creepypasta characters such as Masky and Hoody.
π: 0 β©: 1
And that's just painful for me to think about... I like the Slender Man, Marble Hornets, Tribe Twelve, etc. However, Jeff the Killer is probably one of my least favorite characters in anything at all.
And people are mixing the two together. An uninspired, basic little serial killer kid who's only known because of a picture with a history that resulted in someone committing suicide, and a genuinely unique being. And Masky and Hoodie are probably the worst examples of this entire fandom going nuts with things, getting every single fact wrong along the way... I don't care if they're 'inducted' into the fandom.
π: 0 β©: 1
I mean, I don't think Jeff the killer is very good based off his source material either. I think there are plenty of people who have added to the character in the fandom that make him more interesting as a character but yes, over all he is basic. Be that as it may, he is still one of the icons for the creepypasta fandom. It is what it is. Even though I don't I don't think he is a great character I've enjoyed painting him in the past. There are many characters from the creepypasta community that I've painted even if I thought their stories were poorly written simply because I enjoyed doing so.Β
I think the suicide thing is a bad point to use in an argument against Jeff only because two teenage girls murdered their friend as an offering to Slenderman so they both have that problem under their belt. Of course, both incidents are tragic and I am not trying to make light of them, I just felt that fact was important to take note of.
Everyone has the right to have their own opinion about things but I do think it is rather silly to let yourself get so upset over the idea of different fandoms and stories intermingling and crossing over. There is no controlling fandoms and even if you, I, or anyone else, doesn't agree with what a fandom does I think it's a waste of energy to get upset about what they do. As long as no one is getting hurt I don't see the problem. Why not let people have their fun?Β
π: 0 β©: 1
The image of Slenderman wasn't a photoshop of the girl who was stabbed, whereas the Jeff the Killer one was of the girl who committed suicide... I just have a lot of problems with Jeff the Killer in general... Like how the character was created by a youtuber and then blatantly ripped off and posted on the wiki without any credit.
π: 0 β©: 1
My point is that both characters have a real life deaths connected to them regardless of how or when they happened.
That's fine. Many of the original "creepypasta" stories don't have the original authors names attached to them. "Creepypasta" Β was a term coined after "copy paste" because these "creepy" internet stories were copied and pasted all throughout the internet, creating a sort of internet folk lore.
The original creator could claim they are the the creator if they wanted to, they have the law on their side if their creation was stolen. If they don't take the credit that's their own choice. Maybe the original creator just doesn't care. We can't speak for them.
π: 0 β©: 1
I can link you to the original creator of Jeff, and I'd hope that we all know who Slender's was.
Sesseur's original version, from October 2008:Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4ZL-5β¦
And there technically hasn't been a death connected to Slenderman, the girl lived.
π: 0 β©: 1
You're right, attempted murder then. I was mistaken. It was still an act of violence though with the intention to kill. I really don't see what difference it makes.
What's your point though? I've had my stories posted on the wiki and other websites without being credited. It's up to the creator as to whether or not they want to get the story credited or taken down from other websites. If Sessuer does not care then it doesn't matter. They have the rights to their story, therefor they could take action if they wanted to.
π: 0 β©: 1
Maybe he doesn't know? What about all the others? Slimebeast very specifically says that he doesn't want it posted and yet it always is.
π: 0 β©: 1
Due to Jeff the killer being pretty much the biggest icon in the creepypasta fandom I feel like he would know. If he doesn't know then he probably doesn't care that much about the story. I'm not saying that to be mean, but again, the character has become extremely popular.
Unfortunately there is only so much that can be done. Some people are just assholes who don't listen to creators. I've seen more than three creepypasta creators leave the fandom due to shitty "fans" that disrespect them and their content by posting it places without credit and more. Sadly this happens in other fandom too. Unfortunatly that's just how the Internet functions. People tend to believe there are no rules and do whatever they want. Meanwhile many justice systems are illequipeted to handle issues involving the Internet and social media as they are slow to catch up with the ever evolving platforms.
In the end you sadly just have to take a lot of it with a grain of salt. As a creator, if you notice someone steal your work or post it without credit you can do your best to rectify the situation but not all of them can be fixed. It just is what it is.
π: 0 β©: 1
Funny you'd mention that, see, you featured MrCreepyPasta in your art. Well, he posted Slimebeast's stories, monetized them, gave no credit and took them down to then be reuploaded onto someone else's channel, someone who shares profit with him.
And recently, he's promised to sell people human skulls.
π: 0 β©: 1
Yes I have. He has narrated one of my stories before and gave me full credit. He has also narrated more than one of my friends stories as well and gave them full credit. I can not speak for all of his work but a lot of what I have seen has been credited. If it was not credited I can only assume that he was not aware of the original author or was unable to link the story back to a specific author. There have been disputes in the past as to the creators of certain stories/characters. One example being Laughing Jack. For a long time he claimed ownership of the character and story and people went by that until there was evidence that a young woman had actually came up with the character. So if MCP wasn't sure about the ownership of the stories you are speaking about then I understand why he might have left them uncredited. Again, a lot of these "internet folklore" stories don't have traceable authors as they were massively copied and pasted throughout the internet.
If the authors of the stories you say are uncredited have a problem with the narration and monetization of their stories by MCP (And probably many other creepypasta narrators) Β they can easily set up a copyright dispute claim through YouTube and get the videos either taken down or have the video left up and receive the profits from that video. It's rather easy
The skulls are rewards for those who fund the comic series he is working on with several other creators, one of which being a friend of mine. So what is your point by stating this? You think people don't have access to real human skulls? Such things can be obtained by proper and legal means. Anthropologists may often have their own collection of human specimens and can do with them what they please. I don't see a problem with this.
π: 0 β©: 1
See, yes, sure, he gave you credit. Did he ask you before posting? He went against the requests of Slimebeast, the author, who didn't want people to make money off of his work... Laughing Jack was created by Snuffbomb, I believe... I'm not sure. See, that's the issue with people not giving credit.
Slimebeast actually did that, set up a copyright thing, then MCP's "lawyer" (In reality, his girlfriend.) threatened to take legal action against him. And it wasn't easy, YouTubes copyright system is broken. It always goes to whoever's making the most money.
Did the three people those skulls came from say "When I die, I want my bones to be given to someone who paid six thousand dollars for scary internet stories."
If not, I think it's wrong. It's /a dead person's remains/.
π: 0 β©: 1
Yes he did. I was more than happy to allow him to narrate my story. Same or my friends. I can't speak for Slimebeast, I don't know him. The credit of Laughing Jack is currently disputed. That case is not a problem of the wrong person being credited or someone not being credited at all but someone potentially claiming the credit that doesn't belong to them. One situation is less devious than the other. There are different contexts.
YouTube's copyright claim system is currently broken in favor of the person who files the complaint, not the person who makes money. YouTube is scared to death of getting in trouble for having copyrighted content on their site after the many threats of lawsuits they once faced. This led to the implementation of the currently broken system. This is all clearly seen by the numerous false companies claiming videos they have nothing to do with in order to gain profit. You should look into if you want to learn more. It's kind of a big problem with YouTube right now and they have only very recently started taking steps in the right direction in regards to fixing it.
I know nothing about MCPs fiancee. If Slimebeast was the proper author he should have no problem taking the case to court.
Maybe. You have no clue. Neither do I. So there is no use crying about it. Again, many anthropologists have human specimens as well as other scientists and even people who aren't in any such field of study.Β
There are human remains in museums and schools, some of which from people who didn't document whether or not they wanted their remains in a museum or given a proper burial. The answer is unknown. Is that wrong? I personally don't think so. I think the gaining and sharing wealths of knowledge is more important than worrying about things like that.
They are merely bones. The people they were once a part of them are gone and cease to exist. I personally don't see anything wrong with it. We can agree to disagree on that subject.
π: 0 β©: 1
That's great, I'm glad MCP's changed his ways. Sort of, anyway. He didn't ask Slimebeast, very clearly, as he's stated many times. He's the writer of Abandoned by Disney, Lost Episodes, Funnymouth, Room Zero and many others...
π: 0 β©: 1
Yep.
Being a well known horror author Slimebeast should have no problem taking them to court over this issue. The stories are clearly his and he requested that they not be monetized.Β
I don't know what you want to hear.
In the end it's not my problem.
π: 0 β©: 0
this is to die for you toke there innocent away awsome
π: 0 β©: 1
Thank you very much! ^^
π: 0 β©: 0
Once there was a random girl who broke the chain and NOTHING HAPPENED!
π: 0 β©: 0
that is scary but amazing!!!!!!
π: 0 β©: 1
Don't send me spam.Β
I see you're new to deviantArt, so welcome.
Because you're new I will let you know that no one likes getting these spam messages.Β
Please don't send them to me.
π: 0 β©: 0
i love this its creepy and i dunno cute?
but anyways that is an amazing picture!
if you dont mind i might try to draw it
i wont put it on deviantart if i do i will give you credit π
π: 0 β©: 1
Thank you very much ^^
I don't have a problem with that ^^
π: 0 β©: 0
Do you mind if I use this as my wallpaper?
π: 0 β©: 1
Jeff looks so menacing, like there is no human left in him.
π: 0 β©: 1
Thank you very much ^^
π: 0 β©: 0
COOL! I like things that are creepy X3
π: 0 β©: 1
Thank you, me too ^^
π: 0 β©: 1
| Next =>