This bad boy is named Todd and he is the baby imposter. But this is bob and he is the actual
imposter, impostor because this is the real imposter and his name is Dave. Now Dave is
equipped with a rapid-fire knife and feet that walk. And by walk, I mean drive, using 3d printed
treads that I definitely designed all by myself and didn't steal from some lad on the internet.
But guys, this is definitely the most dangerous thing I've ever created, but do not worry
it is off right now. I mean I'm not that insane, I'm not just going to leave it on all the time.
To turn this on, all I have to do is flip the switch back here and it's ready to kill.
All right, here we go (music plays) I think I flipped the wrong switch.
Now that Dave's actually in hunt mode he's gonna start looking around for something to demolish.
But Dave isn't your average imposter. He doesn't just randomly wander around eliminating every
single crewmate he sees. Instead, dave makes a carefully calculated plan and he strategically
executes said plan using complex trigonometry. He starts off by trying to eliminate the cameraman
to get rid of all the evidence. He then does something he likes to call "dumb fusion" and
that's where you try to confuse the enemy by acting dumb. So maybe he'll walk up to a wall
and stab it, or just fall over and act helpless, or maybe he'll just start stabbing the air randomly.
(why did it do that) And as you can hear, it even confuses me. Then, once the enemy is confused and
doesn't see him as a threat he uses rocket science level algebra to approach and eliminate his enemy.
Dave is just a genius. Now in and Among Us you're not always selected to be the imposter, normally
you're just a super lame crewmate. So, I decided to give dave crewmate mode. Now you're probably
wondering 'well, how do you change the modes? Is it a switch or some kind of weird engineering device?'
Well, it's actually quite simple. All you have to do is unscrew the back, plug this thing into
the computer, rewrite the code, send the code to the thing, unplug it, screw the back on, and then realize
you messed up the whole thing and have to redo it. And just like that, you've switched modes. So
you know normally being a crewmate is super boring, you can really only do tasks or report a dead body?
Well this guy, yeah he can't do either. So crewmate mode is pretty much just impostor
mode except instead of obliterating his enemies he just talks. He mostly says random stuff but
every once in a while he'll actually say something that's insanely smart, I mean you got to hear this.
So remember how the imposter pretended to be dumb but he was actually a genius?
With crewmate mode, he's, uh, he's just straight-up dumb.
He also loves running into things, and sometimes he'll just have a straight up seizure,
or out of nowhere he'll just die.
Now it wouldn't be Among Us unless there were some super sick hats for Dave to wear.
So, I made a few. The first hat that I made is the toilet paper hat. Yeah so it's a pretty
cool hat that I made right guys? Originally I was actually going to design, 3d print, and try
to make some pretty realistic looking hats based off of the ones in the game.
But then I realized that I have absolutely no idea how to do that. So this is a banana.
And there you have it a flawless looking banana hat. I also really
like the egg hat so i got myself an egg.
Dumb. Now, I'll show you some never seen before Among Us hats that I just came up with on my own
and maybe we'll see him in a future Among Us update. This first hat is called the fitness
guru hat.
This knife is kind of weak sauce. I want to see what would happen
if i replace this rubber knife with a real knife. So, how exactly am I going to do that?
Well...
Well, let's see what this thing can do
This is some calc homework. Let's see what happens if we give dave a math problem.
Oh, look at that.
It couldn't do basic math, maybe you can cut through some cardboard.
It couldn't cut through the cardboard. Let's see if it can cut a balloon.
I got a towel. Wow! Dave was able to just walk up and punch the water balloon all by himself,
he's incredible! Maybe he can cut through the soda can too. Show him what you got.
Dave's already proven himself a master samurai ninja.
Now let's see how he does against the ultimate challenge... a banana!
Oh would you look at that he's a regular fruit ninja. So, you guys know those baby crewmates that
follow those other crewmates around until that crewmate gets brutally slaughtered by the imposter?
Let's make one of those. Here, as you saw before, I have the shell of a baby crewmate and I just
need to make it so that it can follow Save around. So, to build a big imposter, of course
I started with the design then I 3d printed it. I actually wasn't able to print him in one
go because he ended up being so fat that I had to print him in eight different pieces. To give him
the ability to walk, I used these 3d printed treads and they actually worked really well,
so I stuck them into these 3d printed pieces that could fit snugly into the imposter's feet.
Then, I added some electronics and boom! I had the world's first pair of walkable shorts.
After gluing the first half of Dave's head onto his body, I created the knife mechanism
which was actually pretty simple, however, getting the mechanism installed into the body took a long
time. I don't actually know what was so hard about installing it and why that took forever
or what in the world caused the prince to keep breaking. And what happened to Steve?When I got the
knife system working I was able to finish putting together Dave's head. Then, it was spray-paint time.
For some reason I decided it was a good idea to paint it at 12 o'clock at night, but thankfully
I didn't have to be outside by myself because soon some little crewmate-sized buddies decided
to come over and hang out. Oh, also, PSA don't spray paint badly. I had to repaint that boy
like three times and it took like two weeks. Once it was painted correctly it looked epic, so I
installed all the electronics and mechanical parts, did a little coding, and it was done.
But, how I build this mini one is gonna have to be a little bit different than how I built
the big one, because not only is it mini, it also needs to be able to follow around the imposter.
And that brings me to vacuu-car. I'm not actually sure what this is called but I do know that
the word vacuu-car sounds pretty cool. This is basically just a remote control car but instead of
using a normal controller, it follows the red light made by this controller. It also has a vacuum in it
so maybe it can go on walls or maybe just act as the world's dumbest roomba, but either way, I don't
think we'll be needing that part. All I really need to do is install the wheels into the feet
of the baby crewmate, install the sensors into the front, and install the controller into the back of
the imposter. Once I got everything installed into the shell, I decided to do a quick test.
And to nobody's surprise, it loved falling over, so I added some temporary weights,
Then, I noticed that the battery was draining super quickly, so, I added a better battery. Then
I noticed it wasn't following the light at all, so I punched myself in the face a hundred times. For
some reason no matter what I tried it just wasn't working, and this whole thing was proving to be a
lot harder than I initially thought. But, I'm no stranger to failure, so, I removed the electronics,
turned off my soldering iron, and de-attached the hip implants. But then, out of nowhere, I had
an idea, an idea so incredible that even Dave-the-imposter-genius himself would be impressed.
So, I turned back on my soldering iron, reinstalled the electronics, and implemented my idea.
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