Unus Annus

Unus Annus is a YouTube project created by Mark Fischbach (Markiplier), Ethan Nestor (Crankgameplays) and Amy Nelson. The channel featured daily vlogs of Mark and Ethan going on adventures, attempting DIY projects, and making skits for exactly one year before ultimately being willingly deleted once the time ran out. The message was that life is temporary, to never take time for granted, and to cherish the moments we have before they become nothing but a memory. Death comes for all of us, and this channel was proof of that.

The Start
On the night of November 14th, 2019, Markiplier changed his Twitter profile picture to complete white, while Ethan changed his to complete black. The next day the two would launch Unus Annus with a debut episode (also called Unus Annus) featuring both of them wearing a white and black suit in front of a spiral. They announced that after one year the channel would be deleted, hence the timer.

Clues Discovered/Notable Events
Editing one of Ethan's Instagram posts reveal the words 'Pay Attention'. This can mean several things. Currently, it's interpreted as a message to stay vigilant with the upcoming videos to be released on the channel.

Nov. 16th - The First Last Days of Their Lives
Mark and Ethan release their first 'official' video on Unus Annus titled 'Cooking with Sex Toys'. The duo, wanting to start their last year right, decided to cook themselves a healthy breakfast... using sex toys. They surprisingly make a decent-looking meal of pancakes, bacon, and eggs from vibrators, dildos, paddles, and a whip. The suits that Mark and Ethan wore previously are not seen and are replaced with more casual clothing.

Clues Discovered/Notable Events
Nothing clue wise so far has been discovered, however, when Mark was giving extensive advice on pancake flipping, the video displayed nearly transparent imagery of a funeral and a person appearing to come from Old Victorian times, as well as sand trickling down from an open hand. The funeral and the graveyard obviously resemble death while the sand can depict the passage of time, or more specifically, how time is running out; a common theme so far with Unus Annus.

On April 1st, 2020, the countdown for the Unus Annus video that day read 401 days left

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