Well, by scary, hybrids must be very scary. Not the actual ones.

@@cemilhan725 Believe me, making a real dinosaur scary is not only having scary design, in this universe yeah you can make any design thanks to inconclusive DNAs and I love it but just check out upcoming horror game Goner, for example many people think a t-rex with lips is not scary (though I'm with those scientists who are against it) but this game has a fucking scary accurate lipped t-rex and it's really awesome.

I feel like the second jurassic world was an attempt at a more "horror" element.

@@cemilhan725i'm waiting for a dinosaur to talk eventually. and also did own got hit by veloci raptor dna ? and got control by indominus rex in the leg version? and along with his pack?

​@@zingkoinko1231what? Are you just talking in an ancient eldritch language?

The sad part is that the giga is supposed to be the villain or "joker" of that movie But, it did nothing wrong to be a villain Plus hybrids just have this flavour that a normal dinosaurs don't have

@@thatguysanimation That was one of the most ill-concieved attempts to drum up hype about a movie animal or monster ever. It was pretty much the most unassuming, non-monstrous giant theropod in the series but it lacked bite.

@@oscarstainton and now I will make Giga didn't do anything shirts Because they did my boy dirty

Ngl Malusaurus sounds kinda dumb for an intimidating predator, after knowing that "malu" lit means shy in my language. Not so tuff looking huh shy lizard?

@@Janal_Hoe to me it sounds like maul (biting hard)

Eeeek that does look freaky as help lmao

Same, ever since I saw the Indominus Rex I’ve loved everything about it. It’s become my favorite (though fictional) dinosaur

Need more hybrids in universe. Perhaps an illegal cloning facility in S. Korea or China could create monsters for an Asian Park. Could see some new species from the East. Perhaps the park become successful as a nature preserve. 🤔

@@hackman669 I remember during my fanfic writing days I wrote a pretty cool series about Jurassic World (most my fanfics were cringe in retrospect), but this one was awesome and I look back on it like "damn I was on to something". One of my VERY few projects that aged great and doesn't make me want to die of cringe. I called it Jurassic Park: Facility 9 It was a series about an abandoned facility of InGen after the downfall of their park. One of the facilities were kept secret from Hammond and was funded in secret through money funneled from InGen. When InGen went down the facility wasn't shut down properly because no one knew about it. The things happening there were very illegal so even the few researchers who worked there never brought it up. The property containing "Facility 9" was eventually auctioned off during the liquidation of InGen's assets, a new corporation had unknowingly bought this property without knowing the secrets it contained. This facility was where abomination's and failed clones were sent for study, and where hybrid research was conducted (this was prior to Jurassic World so I had good foresight). Instead of euthanizing "failed" dinosaurs, some researchers sent them to Facility 9 for further research. The dinosaurs seemed healthy by Jurassic Park standards as technically ALL dinosaurs are failed clones. It's just some did not match what we'd assume, so they were tossed away. The company that purchased the large property (tens of thousands of acres) did biome modification research, the property was very remote and had above average terrain variation vs most locations so it was perfect for research purposes. Small research teams/squads were placed on the property with limited supplies and equipment to setup makeshift labs. Unknowingly to them, in the center of the property where their communications station was set up Facility 9 was hidden nearby built in to the terrain to semi-camouflage the lab. The facility was falling apart with no maintenance or power for months now, and many of the dinosaurs had escaped and taken over many parts of the property. In the start of the series after they arrive, only a few days in, the small team in the communications hub are killed by dinosaurs and the few survivors run out into the wild to hopefully find one of the stations. The series basically follows the stories of the different squads trying to survive in their own section of the land. Cool dinosaurs with realistic twists and abilities are introduced as needed, one of which is Spinosaurus who could camouflage (CALLED IT!), it was based off of a raptor in the books that actually changed colors which was never shown in the movies. Another is a group of raptors with bat-like sonar screeches and abilities, they hunt with echo location and are terrifying because you can hear them from miles away. As soon as you hear them you know they are likely within range to hunt you since they have great tracking skills. So hearing them in the far distance builds hours of dread because you know it's only a matter of time before they catch you. The goal of many of the characters is to survive long enough for the banks or investment groups to realize something has gone wrong astray since they aren't receiving updates regarding their expensive research. This will take an unknown amount of time to our protagonists, so they don't know if they will be their for days, weeks, or even months. They don't even know if rescue is possible since no one knows the dangers of the land they are now stuck in. Jurassic World went on to actually parallel think some of my ideas, which was pretty cool. Though if you through spaghetti at a wall eventually some stick, but still neat.

I literally watch Jurassic World over and over becuz of this. Believe me, the T-Rexes in the original movies were great but, Indominus, along with its badass name, is also a badass dinosaur. I will never get tired of watching Jurassic World 1. Im obsessed with big, badass monsters in movies. Godzilla, King Kong (although he wasn’t a monster) and of course Smaug in the live action Hobbit movies. I always just get a “man i kinda wish those gigantic species were real” type of vibe lmao

Yeah, by far the scariest dinosaur of the franchise (design wise)

Agreed

​@@nerddeooohonestly I'ma be honest when it comes to reptilian designs I'm not usually the one to get scared by them I couldn't find it scary unless it I was in the move it was just standing there in front of my stuff still staring at me intensely the only way I could find it scary besides that it's either cool or ugly as hell

Gives me Godzilla 98 series vibes.

i feel like the indoms aggressiveness could also be explained by the spino dna, even if they dont have a dorsal fin. Spino was one mean mf, even before sorna was abandoned iirc

Is that one Sinosaurus we see in JP3 is not the only one we know that exists in JP universe?

The Spino lived on Isla Sorna for the years to come until Mantah Corp soldiers arrived capturing it, according to the interview. It put up one heck of a fight referencing the Military deleted scene from Jurassic Park 3.

@@Unbearable_Truth from what i've heard and saw, the military scene is just a fanmade and it was never a part of the original script. But about spino being killed by group of raptors, that was in the original script but that idea was scrapped. And then if you watch CC, actually it wasnt that hard to capture the spino. In one scene, you can see that spino can be paralyzed easily after Darius throws a canister containing sleeping gas at spino and spino immediately falls asleep after that.

Agreed. Instead of making the Giga a simple creature that was simply acting out of instinct, they could’ve made it like a territory conqueror. An apex dinosaur that kills all of those who defies its rule.

The Indoraptor scared me so bad when I went to see the movie lol, I definitely agree with this.

i mean all the dinosaurs in the series are hybrids

​@matthiuskoenig3378 Technically, yeah but they don't label them as hybrids, unlike Indominus and Indoraptor

That would be a great idea! Lots of unused stuff!

I absolutely loved its level of intelligence. Just enough but not too much

The intelligence made sense to me... until it removed its implant. "It remembered when they put it in" is NOT a good explanation. Making a plan to hide and escape its enclosure? That seems fair. Ambushing folks? Sure! That's good. But removing its own implant was just a step too far. I don't buy it.

It would be really weird if they didn't share the screen.

I'd love to see a collaberation of material from that game, the movies, and camp cretaceous. Even got a Tarbosaurus in the "interactive special" episode of CC.

is there a link to the interview?

@@Kasar_Logic Can't really post links here. KZfaq deletes them.

is there a place where i can find it? @@Unbearable_Truth

I guess it was all down to government bribes. Be a good idea for a prequel

i think it all comes down to money. the almighty tourism dollar

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Agreed. The Malusaurus looks like a theropod from hell and I love it.

A CLASSIC I loved growing up!

He didn't say he was okay with those things. He even mentions the Troodon breeding habits from the video game as a thing he took issue with.

@@monstersandmachines ahh. I see.

@@TheBestNoobLord I think he did express distaste for the other things in other videos, long time ago, about the raptor height and T. Rex vision. Been a while.

Yeah I tend to enjoy each movie even if I'm a book fan, first and foremost. I see too many fans of one movie or another who will say "X movie is shit, Y movie did A so much better" and I'm just like "Fans of the Z movie say the same shit about your movie!" People really can't just accept that media and fiction is for fun.

what you want is a bullet proof/resistant, climbing, stealth raptor. with an internal tranquiliser. venom might count as a warcrime under existing rules. gliding would add features that get in the way of terrestrial agility, and most places it would be useful could be achieved through long jumps instead.

But if I have to say something positive, I really love the Therizinosaurus in Dominion, especially it’s first scene.