ASMR Mecha Maintenance | Relaxing Fixing You Roleplay

I’ve had a good few requests over the years for a Neon Genesis Evangelion or Gundam ASMR roleplay, so here’s the closest thing I could muster (my mech experience is playing AC 2 over twenty years ago). In this fixing you roleplay, a friendly technician will give you some much-needed TLC, tighten some screws, and provide a lot of personal attention and positive affirmations. Enjoy!

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🎙 What is ASMR? 🎧

ASMR (autonomous sensory meridian response) is synaesthesia of the soul. It’s a relaxing feeling, it’s a tingling down the spine, or it’s simply a sleep aid. Whether it’s being ‘held’ by someone you have confidence in, or ‘looked after’ by someone with authority, or just feeling ‘safe’ with someone you trust, it uses audio-visual triggers to enable you to let go of your worries and stresses – even just for a bit.

📽 What is FPC? 🎞

FPC (first person cinema) takes all the relaxing elements of ASMR but has much more of a focus on immersion and the suspension of disbelief. It’s kinda like being the main character in your own short movie, with popular figures you know and love, or entirely created worlds – just for you. There won’t be any visible mics or traditional triggers in these videos, and they will seem more unintentional than the usual ASMR videos – but they are unique and relaxing experiences designed to transport you to different places, worlds, and times.

Disclaimer: This video is intended for relaxation. Any views, opinions, or advice expressed is purely for the purpose of entertainment, and to induce tingles through ASMR. These videos are not a substitute for traditional medicine, therapy, or any other professional medium, and should not be treated as such! Take all the advice with a pinch of salt, and certainly don’t take it to heart. That being said, please enjoy them, benefit from them, and hopefully get those warm, tingly feelings. Oh, and it’s not for kids.

[sarahs]

“You’re not broken in any way, you just haven’t been cared for right.” Hit me hard. Thanks for the validation and affirmations sprinkled throughout this gem. Definitely a favorite!

[asmrenthu]

It is always shocking to me how convincing your American accent it. The best kudos I can give are that you were affecting it in the first video I watched of yours and in the second I was like "damn, this guy has an incredible British accent!".

[skellbo]

The Joe the mechanic videos were always my favorite so I'm glad to see more repair asmr from you.

[hunty.]

I honestly couldn't help but imagine that the mech was sentient somehow and was just watching the mechanic work while actually feeling good that someone still cared. 🥺

[amymyers]

Is this the return of Joe the Mechanic? No. Different accent, but the same compassion and respect for the machines in his care. He's a perfectionist. All good engineers / mechanics / mad scientists talk to what they're repairing or creating. Thank you for the positive affirmations. You talk to us embarrassingly better than people in our real lives. I blush.

Getting Pacific Rim and Charlie Hunam vibes here. A while ago I made up silly names for mechas based on the naming pattern in Pacific Rim, but probably can't share them here for risk of violating language policies. My mecha serial number would also spell out rude words when viewed upside down and backward on a calculator.

[afelisya]

Your channel is something cosmic and unreal. Thank you very much for another wonderful, magical video from our favorite Jim.

[wumologia]

Jim is like a Golden Age of Hollywood actress - he sure knows all his angles. Jim, if by any chance you are actually reading comments on your own work - I mean this as the highest compliment possible :3 I love the science of moviemaking dearly and your work always tickles that part of the brain.

[strawberrieoats]

I’ve been watching ASMR for about 7 years now and recently found your videos and honestly I don’t think I’ve ever found another channel I love this much

[UnseelieSidhMor]

Love this one! The lighting is excellent and the background really gives the feeling of height. The use of the safety ropes for ASMR was so original too. This character really made me want to know more about them. The tone was spot on and very soothing. Favorite moments were the “of course I have my helmet on…” bits. Thanks for taking the time to create this and for having such original and well executed ideas. 🙂

[browneyedDreamer]

First a toaster and now a mech, we're really moving up in the world! No but seriously there's something about your mechanic works that are just lovely.

[toastoast]

The way I said “Yeah, I’m a fricken X-5” out loud with such pride before I knew anything about it 😂

[leeolives]

my home was broken into last week & this has been the only video to help me fall asleep at night, thank you jim <33

[karinadixon]

I wish my loose screws could be tightened that easily! Unfortunately on this vintage model I'm afraid they'll always stay loose 😂 Thanks for a brilliantly imaginative video!

[viskaleido]

Oh my i want a sequel to this, it was so good 😭😭😭😭

[EverythingCanadian]

Never wanted to be a mecha more in my life than this moment. Thank you for the care!

[mariamcgee]

Lovely ambient sound and lighting. It feels isolating and that it's just you and me.

[PodChklilpp]

Every once in a while it's nice to watch an asmr that tells me I'm museum worthy

[MeAndNataHere]

The way mechanic rocks forwards and backwards makes me giggle 🤭
🖤🖤🖤

[moongoddess]

I’m blown away. I’m been an avid film and asmr lover for years and this is by far amazing. Haven’t watched anything close to this level of creativity. 90s-2000s science fiction done right. I seriously hope you make a film someday.

[Oxijinn_]

Listening to this, it reminds me of the Homelander video
The voice, inflections and general way of speaking are oddly reminiscent, most notably in “perfect, just perfect” (which may be a reference anyways)
It’s like an alternate universe where Homelander doesn’t become a sociopathic superhero, but instead an empathetic engineer.