Disney Submechanophobia 2: Scariest Submerged Animatronics and Props

Today, we bring to you: Disney’s Submechanophobia
Submechanophobia is the fear of partially or fully submerged human-made objects

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Submechanophobia Chapters

0:00 Intro
0:29 Flotsam and Jetsam
2:31 Mine Train Animals
4:05 Ursula
5:21 Monstro and Cave of Wonders
7:16 Prometeo BraviSEAmo
10:19 Brickley Lego Sea Serpent
11:32 Tick Tock
13:11 Phantom Cruise Line
15:56 Maelstrom Nokken
18:01 Angler Fish

[jordancoof]

Man I feel bad for the two divers who have to fix the Angler Fish every night.

[cassie]

I pity the people who are on the Finding Nemo ride during a malfunction and they have no choice but to stare into those bulbous, dead, luminous eyes for minutes at a time.

[bowill]

The most terrifying thing on this list is how absolutely mucky some of the water is..

[WeirdoWares]

As someone with submechanophobia, the scariest part of the Finding Nemo ride would be seeing all of the submerged ships, mines, and pipes.

[abi_]

Seeing them isn’t scary, being in the water with them is horrifying

[greenman]

I'm only scared of it when it's old and broken, when it's not supposed to be at water.

[razzthelemon.]

I just imagine swimming in a lake and all of a sudden you feel a mossy or rusty object brush against your foot

[JaydenPadua]

Just imagine falling in the water with an animatronic in the water 😬

[jonathanbias]

i don't have submechanophobia. but it's such an interesting topic to me.

[TheIMPACTDESIGNS]

I know its not Disney.. but I think a even scarier thought is that divers probably had to do similar maintenance to the angler fish on the jaws animatronics at universal! .. the thought alone is pure nightmare fuel ! Imagine swimming at night with the burned one !

[venumbra]

Gotta say those Flotsam and Jetsam puppets look absolutely dope, would've loved to see them in person!

[orangecat]

You could not pay me enough to get in that water with those machines, especially at night. I would die of terror. Underwater animatronics are absolutely terrifying. I'd say that I definitely have submechanophobia.

[zigmenthotep]

Okay so let me just explain what makes Brickley so bad. It's the filth, the ring of filth around where it contacts the water makes it look like it's rotting and polluting the water around it.

[madmonkey]

I am an underwater archaeologist major, the last selection has made me want to reconsider my life choices.

[Burstroom]

Prometheo in a nutshell

Japan: How many flamethrowers do you want?

Disney: *yes*

[ajparedes]

For me one of the scariest things with my submechaniphobia is when i can see the parts that have been underwater and see what the water has done. Like barnacles, discoloration, stuff like that. And then also imagining whats under there with the object. Creepy.

[soundcord]

What creeps me out is imagining when the entire park is closed at night and one of the animatronics turn on.

[Lodomodom]

That’s another damn phobia to add to the list of my unending fears..

[inkycocoacocktail]

Me: *already has a fear of deep water* haha yes, this is the perfect thing to watch before going to sleep

[anubiscorrin]

I have a fear of objects being submerged in dark/murky waters. And the Angler fish is all that times ten. But having to swim next to it at night so it can be fixed?! I would die!