Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 5 days ago

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WARNING & DISCLAIMER: This video is disturbing and is not intended for children or those with sensitive hearts. It is certainly not its original predecessor, as there are fake remakes of the video circulating online. It also contains flashing images and loud noises.

My main channel's first video of 2025 is my second remake of the classic, beloved Creepypasta, "Suicidemouse.avi" (commonly called "Mouse.avi" for safety reasons). This version features high-quality animation, visuals, and audio. It adds key elements from the first-ever, original Mouse.avi remake, including the faint, deep voice and spooky hidden videos that weren't in the original story, while introducing more colors beyond just red. For the new sounds and visuals, I included some elements from my first remake in 2021, like the infamous "Slendytubbies" scream, which is an overused Sound Ideas stock sound effect; however, this scream has been Paul-stretched using Audacity. Everything feels different yet daunting compared to my older version, and it took weeks or a month to remake the video.

The first-ever remake from my channel has garnered over 225K views, and people have rated it highly. Thank you all for your support, despite the various Mouse.avi remakes by others that have gained popularity, such as Vibingleaf's take on the Creepypasta. What's a second attempt at remaking Mouse.avi without a realistic film effect and quality animation, right?

You can view the sources I used for this re-remake here:
pastebin.com/vGyyBPma

LINKS:
Creepypasta Wiki (by Unknown) creepypasta.fandom.com/wiki/Suicidemouse.avi
Mouse.avi (The Surreal Remake | 2021) youtu.be/ikFU29-gM0Q

CREDITS:
DeviantArt Users
Disney (though old-school Mickey had entered the public domain)
Freesound Users
Free Stock Footage Archive
Screaming Brain Studios
Sound Image
YouTube Users

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