The Soldier With No Eyes from Amnesia #shorts

[biggaming]

If you want to see my full Amnesia playthrough, here it is :)

Sound is 13 angels standing gaurd round the side of your bed

[yennyferarri]

"removing your eyes will not make you forget what you see"

[jcp]

Bro saw the madness taking over and took his eyes out, got to be abit too much

[thew]

People when they see something cursed:

[lilnutz]

bro took they can't see you if you don't see them to a whole new level

[sashaschutze]

"I PUSH MY FINGERS INTO * inhale * IT'S THE ONLY THING THAT SLOWLY MAKES ME

[HeisenbergFam]

I wouldnt be surprised if bro took his eyes out after seeing the dark side of the internet

[henchman]

Ruin has come to our family.

You remember our venerable house, opulent and imperial, gazing proudly from its stoic perch above the moor.

[sans]

Bro literally pressed the “unsee” button

[arcihungbycraneonfire]

The first time Markiplier saw him he jumped the crap outta him, his appearance was very short 😅

[YuseiFudou]

"Jimmy Will You Finish that *Toussaint* "

[ExhiledGod]

I like how the moment I heard him around the corner I bounced a grenade off the wall and it hit him dead on in the head.

[SparkleDazzleShazam]

Dude. Imagine exploring a tunnel then getting haunted so badly by nightmares you literally tear your eyes out from all the madness. Quite a traumatic experience for any bystanders, if there was by any chance :O

[HalduBouyaNono]

Fun fact : almost nobody is named Toussaint in France and Belgium, it's an American trope. Toussaint is a catholic fiesta, All Hallow's Day. The trope come from the fact that African who were enslaved and brought into the Caribbean french colonies were given an Europeanish surname for administrative reason. And some of them received Toussaint, because they were brought on the infamous slaver ship "Toussaint". The very rare people named Toussaint in France and current Belgium have another origin. It's because until the XVIIIth century, when a newborn was given to an orphanage or church without the filiation being explicit, the orphan received the name of Saint of the day as their own last name, so the one who were abandoned at All Hallow's Day received "Toussaint". But since it's used to be one of the most sacrated holiday for the Catholic Church, it was very rare to abandon child especially on this day, so this is a very rare last name.
Now, the relatively "fun" part come from the date. The All Hallow's Day is fixed to the 1st of November. So when the Catholic Church implanted itself in Ireland and found that old pagan but no religious Celtic fiest, Samain, celebrated the 31st of October, they decided to let it be, but with a new Christian layer and the obligation to observe the All Hallow's Day. So, Samain was christianized into All Hallow's Eve. Becoming graduadely Hallowe'Even, Hallowe'en, and the, Halloween. Plus, other non linked fact, Toussaint/All Hallow's Day isn't a fun holiday in France, it's when people go to the cemeteries to mourn. So between the fact the Toussaint/All Hallow's Day gave directly its name to Halloween, and the fact it's an holiday about death and mourning in France, having a French character named Toussaint in an horror video game (one happening during the WWI in add) is actually pretty satisfying

[Delta_rocket]

Not the first time this studio used the gouging of eyes in their games, see terry akers from SOMA

[Oldmeme]

I was waiting for you to say he's an enemy with enhanced strength, senses, and intelligence.

[thewaitinggame]

biggaming64 is definitely my favorite content creator, ever since i started watching his videos, i grew more and more curious as to how does he sleep, or does he even sleep since he plays a lot of horror games, but still, i really love the content he makes and i hope he will have a great life

[shoobgoob]

Toussaint’s voice acting is incredible.

[trulyagoose]

'Bro you made your shot worse'
"Stfu"

[prolix]

Toussaint the solider who like croissants