Ai is always giving Ohio a goofy ass image

Alabama and Delaware are both oddly terrifying just the monster wearing that suit just hits that sophisticated silver tongue vibe feels like they would talk me into selling my soul for a pittance and make me think it was a good trade Edit: my highest liked comment is on an AI animation short.... I love Youtube sometimes

The ohio monster isn’t even a monster it’s just a average Ohio citizen

As a Floridian I am pissed they did us like that, it could have been a big ass scary alligator but no we got that

As somebody from Alabama, I can confirm we have Velociraptors walking around in suits and ties

As a Alabama native, I can agree with ours. just monsters trying to coexist.

As Texas, that monster.....is next week's BBQ

Pennsylvania's monster is an SCP that grows by consuming concrete, brick, and asphalt to spread itself as a negative space to consume cars and people, then hiding itself under puddles so unsuspecting passers-by fall in and cars create waves to spread it's corrupted influence onto the innocent civilians nearby.

0:22 Louisiana out here looking like the great owl off the secret of NIHM.

as an ohioan i can assure thats just my uncle.

Somehow a giant man eating bison seems fitting for oklahoma

1:00 I live in Wisconsin. And the image of a fiery Dog monster that's basically Molten Demon Nasus in a state that mainly gets a LOT of snow, is amazing. Shame it wasn't depicted to be in a snowstorm. Would've made it SOOOOO much better.

For New York I was expecting a mutated demon rat but we get Sulley from Monsters Inc.

Some of those looks absolutely badass, I love it! This makes it seems like these are the "boss fights" for each state.

wisconson looked sick.the others are just plain creapy.

As an Alaskan I am very proud that we got some kind of Wendigo [by the way we believe in spirits and stuff like that]

Bro Wisconsin's monster look dope as hell. A mix between a mini Godzilla and some fire demon

0:17 always goof ass monsters in Ohio bruh

Bruh the Ohio monster is exactly what I would expect to see in Ohio.