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Untergangers

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Untergangers (IPA: /ˈʔʊntɐɡaŋ(g)ə(r)/) are real-life people who make and dedicates to Downfall parodies. In most cases, their true names are unknown (unless they reveal it themselves) and they upload most of their parodies on YouTube. The term comes from Der Unterganger, coined by Bossimias, derived from the fact that most Untergangers primarily use clips from the movie Downfall (Der Untergang in German). The feminine form, Untergangerin, was coined by PiretBCN.

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Untergangers (IPA: /ˈʔʊntɐɡaŋ(g)ə(r)/) are real-life people who make and dedicates to Downfall parodies. In most cases, their true names are unknown (unless they reveal it themselves) and they upload most of their parodies on YouTube. The term comes from Der Unterganger, coined by Bossimias, derived from the fact that most Untergangers primarily use clips from the movie Downfall (Der Untergang in German). The feminine form, Untergangerin, was coined by PiretBCN. So far, most of what is known about Untergangers come from the English Downfall-parodying community. Although Downfall parodies of other languages clearly exists (and in more elaborate and distinct forms such as those of Chinese and Japanese origins), it is not clearly known whether Downfall-parodying groups of other languages exist in significant numbers. A few Spanish Downfall parody members made contact with the English ones through this wiki in October 2015, though little information was gained from them.