Plot twist: one of the skulls is an actual horse and it ends up being the only one they don’t make into a horse

Or alternatively, they use the heads of four different breeds of horse. But don't draw a single horse in the episode!

@@sourwitch2340 They'd all just be Garfield.

@@punkrockbenny wouldn't that be a blessing?

@@sourwitch2340 It would be.

.... WAIT

omg

I realized that too with Nathan's when Jacob said "they THINK it looked like this."

Yeah there's even a section in all yesterday's where the authors show how future scientists could misinterpret modern animals based only on their bones :D

scientists are out here playing the bone game in real life

Transported me back to middle school 2012 & anime amvs

Wait where was this?! 😭 I missed this one

@RachStarArt @8:10 😂😂

@@starfinney6308 man it was like 2007 unironic banger in highschool for me

Is this the birth of this bit??

Matriboney is what you get to do on the first night....

This is a bunch of Matri-bologna.

the myth of consensual boning

Scarlet Bard perfect response. Underrated comment. 😂

@@scarletbard6511 I think you mean bone-logna :)

That was PEAK Drawfee, one of the best moments this episode

Nothing could be on par with the fool. That was LEGENDARY.

....you actually did it...

The vibe of that moment is so perfect I replayed it so many times

Like when Jacob pulled the "Fool" card in the Tarot episode, or Julia got two "average" descriptions in the Character creator episode.

I can't speak to the odds of getting two "average" descriptors since I'm not privy to the algorithm's inner workings, but the odds of Jacob pulling "The Fool" was 1.3%, while assuming all three chose numbers completely randomly, the odds of getting three different ones is still 22.2%. It is absolutely peak Drawfee energy, but Jacob getting "The Fool" unscripted was simply insane.

@@PandoraSystem Slightly higher for The Fool, since more than a couple of "random tarot card" websites actually only pull from the major arcana, and since all four got no minor arcana cards, it's probably that they were using one. So 4.5% chance of drawing The Fool.

i love this comment, thought i was the only one

Nathan, however, has the exceedingly rare IQU1NE genetic mutation (pronounced eye-quine, to indicate the ocular ability to see equines and equine-related objects and concepts) which allows him to depict horses with incredible accuracy.

@@johnnyshortfor I'm more so convinced it's because he's lied to himself that they're dinosaur species and is therefore able to draw horses accurately.

@@johnnyshortfor The only other artist known to have this mutation is Degas

they looked fucked up

Ironically, in hers case the shrink warp wouldn't be so bad

*Taut

But... Krabby doesn't have eyestalks...

What are you talking about? Julia has never drawn a pokemon wrong.

@@eliasmolck5566 It's you know a regional form

@@Blashphemous_Immortal idk why but ur comment made me want a ghost water type crabby where its a baked crab essentially

@@Lurkipoh it’s the Maryland Form Krabby!

Right? Like "I'm pretty sure i heard this argument before..."

The only take away I got from that debate is chubby chonky dinosaur bois shaped like chickens is totally possible

@@demolisherinfinite8606 I kinda like the idea of T-Rex as a chonksome turkey-bear... but the size of a bus.

@@dan240393 Turkeys are not Apex Predators

@@nanuqo2006 Not with that spirit they aren’t

one at a time but imagine how many he could eat after swallowing the first

one hot dog and two biscuits

So your telling me the Sea Bear from Spongebob was real?!

@@macklinillustration For a while, yeah.

Ichthyosaurs and Mosasaurs both also evolved from creatures returning to the ocean.

@@Pendrake and mosasaurs even used to be a tiny lizard, so they were exactly right in the boy being the preevolution

What? You just made like half of that up lol. 1. Whale ancestors where far more horse-like than badger-like, even having primitive hooves. 2. Beavers have existed in there current neiche for like, millions of years. If they were going to evolve any further, they already would have. Just look at crocodiles. While yes, they used to be far more diverse, they've had the same basic semi- aquatic body plan for millions of years. Why would they evolve? They don't have to. Evolution only occurs when pressure is put on an organism to evolve, they don't just continually morph for no reason like Pokémon.

@Bob Bobinson Those are eyeBALL bones. Big difference.

@Bob Bobinson The sclerotic ring isn't ON the eye, it's IN the eye.

@@TheComfyCushion Euplocephalus had eyelid bones.

@@TheComfyCushion some had eye bones, some had eyelid bones. Long story short, either theyre weird or we're boring, i favour the latter

Thank you i was semi-worried i was crazy and had just like…brain inserted and it didnt actually happen!

They're still on cool down from when Jancy made the "I'm coming out of my shell and I'm doing just fine" joke. They can't laugh at this type of joke until the last one wears off.

Cause… karina literally said it right before him

Its killing meeeeeeeeee

I see what you did there

What's it's name?

@@stefanalexanderlungu1503 Boverisuchus! The channel PBS Eons did an episode on it if you wanna check that out

Kaprosuchus

There used to be a lot of crocodilian relatives with weird adaptations

So you're saying it is the horse, but also... like the horse?

Yes!

Absolutely

Draw Pokemon bones

Ah yes, The Flesh Game!

need

@@AxxLAfriku CEASE

Bone magic is the BEST 💀💖 much less icky than flesh magic and blood magic 🤢 don't get me STARTED on the flesh and blood lords and ladies 🤮

Thats his employer

@@maggiescarlet I just rewatched Drawga so this makes me so happy :)

The bone lord is Rygina confirmed.

Irritator would be funny

Awesome idea, could do just the same with modern creatures names too. Edited: I realized after writing this comment that they did it lol

Ask, and ye shall recieve!

Then there’s terrible claw ( deinonychus ) Roofed lizard ( stegosaurus ) And so many more

Hold on, are they actually siblings?

@@hug_bug - No they aren't. Karina's from Texas & iirc Nathan's from Maryland

Came here to say that

Karina: I don't like comedy. Also Karina: All dinosaurs are horses

Every time Dastardly Dixon shows up I know I’m gonna have a bad time… Karina: And every time we kiss I swear I could fly~~

I just love the little ones she throws in that the rest of the cast doesn't pick up on or respond to. Like when Jacob says "every time i watch cars" and Karina fills in with "i get this feeling"

Her comedic timing is what makes every episode

@@SA-yw5uw exactly, the random unrelated references she makes all the time and the way she confidently says them has made me die more than once lmao

Can confirm

This is a completely accurate description of when I was diagnosed with arthritis.

I have inflammatory arthritis, not osteoarthritis, so the bone lord just gets in there and wrecks havoc on my synovial fluid I guess. At least I get to keep all my bones?

They got them old fashioned bones

@@dudemcduder1628 one could say they got them Bones: Classic Edition

Have u considered posting it online?

@@pacotaco1246 We've had it up on various sites in the past. I don't know that it is currently live on anything at the moment.

Oh no I think I missed it! Where was it? :0

@@MeepsNcheese once they get onto the Dastardly Dixon Talk, most of the way through Nathan's drawing.

@@SamSphinx Got it, thank you so much

Everytime Dastardly Dixon shows up I know I’m gonna have a bad time…. And every time we kiss I swear I could fly~~

8:03 lmaaooo I wasn’t paying attention the first time

Dinosaurs are pretty much the opposite of a pug, but that dinosaur is the pug of dinosaurs

because face long and body smol, its also angy

Horseshoe theory

I also love 1985s Clue, starring actors such as Tim Curry, Madeline Kahn, and Christopher Lloyd.

I’m thrilled that I’m not the only one who thought of 1985’s “Clue: The Movie” during that segment.

Clue: the Movie was just Pennywise getting really into melodramatic murder mysteries and terrorizing some randos he lured to a house

he's like, a little wrong, but mostly right. (kidding)

*ceratopsian, not a true ceratopsid. But yeah, that's fair.

The whole drawfee is just "Well that's not right... But we can't really say you're wrong"

@@caspianodinsson5084 68% right

To get even more nerdy about it, "bird pig" would be maybe more accurate. The thinness of the beak was what gave it away for me as a ceratopsian and not an ankylosaurid. (along with the teeth that is). There's a theory that ceratopsians were somewhat picky about there food, going for nuts, roots and specific bits of plants, while the wide mouths of ankylosaurids and hadrosaurids would've been better for broad grazing. Interesting how much can be told by just teeth.

Yup, serrated for better death grip.

RIght!! omg its so soothing and reassuring, it makes my heart melt

"What a friend"

Same, but "who's this friend?"

Look, if you don't rid of a few ribs on your own then the bone lord will do it for you

Bones for the bone throne

@@EtamirTheDemiDeer Bone zone

@@phoenixablaze649 no no don't touch my bone this is my no no zone UvU...

It was a pact between Khorne and the Bone Lord: the former would get the skulls, the latter would get the rest

I honestly thought those were claps

@@not.quite.an.enigma9949 They were two-person claps

came here to say this

Made hers look much more realistic.

@@seem_okay_studio actually, in that case if was not quite realistic, with ears, hair and clothes, but good try either way

@@seem_okay_studiohow do you know?? Hehe

Hmmmm… hmmm… yes yes as the bone lord i do agree this would be quite B o n e t a s t i c i do say

A new and more literal version of exquisite corpse

@@zoid5911 oh, that deeply unsettled me! I love it!

I really want to see that, damn...

Its the teeth that get me.

Just looked it up because of this comment and thanks I hate it

I am SO glad theres skin over all of that - i was shocked the first time i saw those munchers. Like damn, god, calm down....

Who needs 'em?!?

Who needs 'em?

@@itsgrace717 The Bone Lord needs 'em

@@mr.sandman7339 The Bone Lord's got em.

They’re just like The Bone Lord.

Of course they're not cursed! There is definitely no curse, and even if there was, they could definitely talk about it.

They just don't make boys like they used to

I've laughing for 15 minutes looking at pictures of those idiots thank you for sharing this wonderful dinosaur knowledge

@@erik.a_ I just looked them up. Thank you for this gift. :D

Omg 😄, cotylorhynchus has to be a mix up of skulls by paleontologists? Like two paleontologists are carrying bones & accidentally walk into one another dropping everything. They apologise mix up the bones in their embarrassment.

@@erik.a_ neither r dinosaurs but k

I really hope they publish that eventually

Also, looking at true stegosaurus skull, actually very horse like if modern horses had sharp teeth of course

Yes, of course. Because everyone knows that Jurassic Park is the Bible of paleontological information books. Totally not inaccurate at all.

Carcinization is a common meme in my friend group, right up there with frogs and rats

Omg this is why they were making crab jokes on stream

Wha?? How does a VHS randomize itself?

@@DeathnoteBB I have no idea. I just remember getting it from the library, and watching it a couple different times to get the different endings, then looking it up online. I'm sure there's a video out there somewhere that explains it.

@@DeathnoteBB different copies have different endings. Or film reels, for the theatrical release. Wish there was a cooler explanation, sorry.

@@Missingn0mast3r There's also the DVD version with all the endings. After the first ending, a dialogue card (like those used in silent movies) plays, saying something like "That's how it could have happened. But what about this?" After the second ending, the card reads "But here's what really happened."

Yep. Not a fish at all, a marine reptile.

@@jonahedmiston5144 Everything with a bony spine is a fish! Mosasaurus was a fish.

@@tjarkschweizer and every animal is a sponge. And every living thing is a shitty speck. I get what you're going for, and by technicality you're correct, but we don't tend to use "fish" to describe reptiles even if they are phylogenetically classified as fish due to their ancestors. There is much debate over when a group becomes a distinct clade at every level (from subsspecies to kingdom), so our definitions of reptile and amphibian and fish aren't perfect, but they are distinct, so it is disingenuous to simply refer to a mosasaur as a fish out of context.

@@joshtatko4806 not every animal is a sponge, because all sponges are more related to eachother than they are to non sponges, also, they aren't the first animals, just the more simples ones, genetic tests showed cternophores are even more distant, anyway, all terrestrial vertebrates descended from literal fish, and we are closer to lungfish than we are to a sea horse or a shark

@@jonahedmiston5144 mosasaurus is one of the few prehistoric reptiles where the sufix "saurus" fits perfectly, since they are literal lizards closely related to either to snakes with limbs or monitor lizards

Yes! I would love to see what they would do with this

Oh yes please I hope they see this !

I absolutely loved this moment 😂

Haha, came here to comment exactly the same thing. I excitedly shouted it out loud to myself. Probably for the best no one else is around me right now.

The bone lord corrupts all

15:44 for those who need to jump to it 🥺

Drawfee please. This sounds great.

This. This so much.

Aww that's so good!

Really good idea

In what episode did they originally talk about it?

Oh yeah, she talks about it in streams

Being named Bron as a brontosaurus would be so weird, imagine being named Hum as a human like

@@skinlizard2251 there are humans named Hugh 👀

@@mothsterling8204 OH FUCK forget everything I said shut it down

Colin!! Didn't expect to see you here! Glad to know you like Drawfee!

Something something haired

Yoooooooo whatup colin

Colin!!!

Something something aaaallll the gainnn

Oh wow, that's an amazing idea! I love it! I hope they read this and do it!

Love this

this this this!! drawfee look at this suggestion!

Drawfee yall gotta get on it, this is great

oh this is a good idea

I’d totally buy this book! I love dinosaurs and Nathans drawings are so cute

@@LaSa1 Oh yeah, me too. I'd buy that book so fast. Then i would sit around flipping through it, gushing over Nathans' awesome art while feeding my brain more lies. Always with the lies!

Not all of them were big

@@SocialJusticeCleric Yes they were! Every single dinosaur was big. It says so right here in Nathans big book of dinosaur li.....oh right, I see where you're coming from and I stand corrected.

Living dinosaurs are pretty small, the only ones humans can ride are ostriches.

My God you are right

Imagine drawing cepebrities based on their bones

So, Gartic Phone?

Nasal fenestrae… nose windows?? Nostrils???

Yeah, those openings in the skull are called fenestrae. Well, for the nose and the eyes, the term used are naris and orbit, but I think nasal fenestra sounds funny, so...

@@nabuchodonosormcgalapatram6941 you’re right it sounds hilarious

Who needs 'em

@@juliuspoensgen4369 They're just like us

Bold of you to assume

But you don't if you forgot to leave room for the bone lord

I mean old paleontologists really did just play the bone game, they combined so many different bones into these amalgamations of nature