Maritime Horrors

Subscribers 283K

Videos 56

Views 23.9M

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Maritime Horrors covers real life tragedies and catastrophes on the high seas, including well-known and obscure maritime disasters, naval history, and shipwreck stories. The channel presents documentary-style content focused on historical events and human dramas at sea, with uploads across 56 videos since 2013, and an average view count around 1.4M per video from recent uploads.

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#1

Disasters At Sea

88% relevance

Subscribers 71.6K

Videos 49

Views 10.3M

Appearances 54

SERP 100%

Similarity 79%

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They share a high search overlap on maritime disaster topics (maritime disasters, shipwreck stories, naval catastrophes) with Maritime Horrors, and their content similarly centers on dramatic nautical disasters, explaining an 88% match driven by audience queries and 79% content alignment.

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Brick Immortar

68% relevance

Subscribers 393K

Videos 61

Views 55.4M

Appearances 18

SERP 41%

Similarity 87%

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Targets maritime disasters and naval catastrophes in their queries, aligning with Maritime Horrors in topic focus, though their content emphasizes dramatic, larger-format disaster storytelling that yields a high content match (87%) despite moderate overall match (68%).

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Novella

68% relevance

Subscribers 1M

Videos 384

Views 499.8M

Appearances 37

SERP 69%

Similarity 67%

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Shares core maritime disaster themes and sea tragedies via similar queries, and presents narrative storytelling around historical maritime incidents, producing a balanced 69% search and 67% content similarity to Maritime Horrors.

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Oceanliner Designs view on YouTube ▶

68% relevance

Subscribers 909K

Videos 533

Views 297.1M

Appearances 30

SERP 48%

Similarity 81%

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Receives similar search intent around maritime disasters and shipwreck stories, and while their content showcases design-focused material, the overlap in naval catastrophe topics yields a strong 81% content similarity alongside 48% search-driven overlap.

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Scary Interesting view on YouTube ▶

62% relevance

Subscribers 1.9M

Videos 264

Views 311.5M

Appearances 21

SERP 38%

Similarity 78%

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Competes on shipwreck stories and historical shipwrecks, attracting audience interest through analogous naval catastrophe themes; high content similarity (78%) indicates similar storytelling style, though search overlap is lower at 38%.

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ECHOES

59% relevance

Subscribers 307K

Videos 173

Views 74.8M

Appearances 11

SERP 45%

Similarity 69%

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Appeals to audiences interested in maritime disasters and naval catastrophes, like Maritime Horrors, but with a somewhat broader or different narrative approach, giving a 69% content similarity with a 45% search overlap.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are Disasters At Sea (88% match) and Brick Immortar (68% match) and Novella (68% match). They share overlapping queries such as maritime disasters, shipwreck stories, and naval catastrophes, connecting to Maritime Horrors through similar content topics. Oceanliner Designs (68% match) and Scary Interesting (62% match) also compete on maritime disaster and historical shipwreck queries. Maritime Horrors has 283K subscribers, while Disasters At Sea has 71.6K, Brick Immortar 393K, Novella 1M, Oceanliner Designs 909K, and Scary Interesting 1.9M, indicating a broad size difference where top competitors are generally larger. All identified competitors center on maritime disasters and related historical shipwreck content.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Maritime Horrors?

Disasters At Sea — 88% match, 71.6K subscribers; Brick Immortar — 68% match, 393K subscribers; Novella — 68% match, 1M subscribers. All three channels share a focus on maritime or disaster-related topics and history storytelling, similar to Maritime Horrors.

What type of content does Maritime Horrors make?

Maritime Horrors produces history-focused content about maritime disasters, naval history, and related events. Video titles include Maritime Horrors an Introduction, The Edmund Fitzgerald Mystery, The Loss of the Carl D. Bradley, The Lost Franklin Expedition, and The Halifax Disaster, with an average of about 1.4M views per video. Upload frequency is described as ~? uploads per week.

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