Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Ayumu talks all about a kids train ride from the 1920's that apparently led into a weird mystery of missing and dead children.
(Music):
Myuu - Hitsujigamine (Piano Version) - Catherine
(Creepypasta Source): creepypasta.com/tourist-trap
(Twitter Page): mobile.twitter.com/ayumujel
(Production Art): http:/ayumuj.deviantart.com/gallery
Keep in mind that I'm still learning how to use my new camera and the functions on it. As a result, the voices may either be a bit too loud at times or some parts may be cut together. As I continue to produce videos, the quality will gradually get better.
Ayumu talks all about a kids train ride from the 1920's that apparently led into a weird mystery of missing and dead children.
(Music):
Myuu - Hitsujigamine (Piano Version) - Catherine
(Creepypasta Source): creepypasta.com/tourist-trap
(Twitter Page): mobile.twitter.com/ayumujel
(Production Art): http:/ayumuj.deviantart.com/gallery
Keep in mind that I'm still learning how to use my new camera and the functions on it. As a result, the voices may either be a bit too loud at times or some parts may be cut together. As I continue to produce videos, the quality will gradually get better.
![[APRIL FOOLS 2023] Creepypasta #198 - Clockwork: Your Time Is Up](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fy0TxXbiJSs/mqdefault.jpg "[APRIL FOOLS 2023] Creepypasta #198 - Clockwork: Your Time Is Up
Well, this is it. Its time (pun intended) to talk about the imfamous teenage killer story that even Jeff The Killer fangirls wont touch with a thirty-nine-and-a-half foot pole.
I originally didnt have an April Fools video planned. I ended up getting the idea from others who had advertised something huge for April 1st, so I got the idea of advertising a story I already claimed I would never do.
The video wouldve been released earlier in the day, but I had to recrop the TV screen a couple times to remove anything left behind from the original shot. It was fun putting my first video in its place, and also making use of the 3D aspect when it was seen from a sideways angle.
Looking back, the first video I originally uploaded to YouTube was very rough, with odd line takes, and the video feeling rushed since I spliced the my dialogue so close together. It didnt help that for the first few videos, I had to make use of Windows Movie Maker, which was notorious for crashing often. Gradually over time (and with the use of Sony Vegas going forward), I learned how to space out my line reads to make it sound more natural, and to balance out my lines and dead space inbetween each sentence. I also go out of my way to work on my basic editing skills, to make sure each video improves from the last one I uploaded. I think my recent videos have shown that.
Video and Audio Used (by order):
The Simpsons - S5E15 - Deep Space Homer
Creepypasta #1 - Pokemon Black: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJxBouX7Y-c
(Twitter Page): https://mobile.twitter.com/ayumujel
(Production Art): http:/ayumuj.deviantart.com/gallery/
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