Yeah, I got so shocked when I saw the park workers get eaten but it was offscreen, but I was really shocked when I saw the Scorpios Rex kill the Parasaurolophus herd as it was fully on screen

Even if the deaths were offscreen, they were still brutal. DreamWorks is scary.

To be fair they aired the Jurassic Park movies in Cartoon Network

See? Everyone cares Nice kill count

To be fair, there were dozens of situations where the main cast was surekill but the dinos suddenly went dumb

I cried a bit during his death He redeemed himself and helped the kids find the boat He will be remembered forever

He was a good character. First time, looks like a bad guy, but now he showed he was a good guy or a antihero. My respects!! 🤛👏🤛👏

His death was shocking and heroic even tho we tought he was a bad guy😢he shall be rememberd😔

Who? The old man died like a old man waiting for gruesome death Nothing heroic about it

@@pozytywnawibracja17 uh yeah he was heroic he helped the kids escape from tiff and Mitch

And the last frame from the phone where they're seen already eating her is horrifying

@@sideways_chip_eater6420 indeed

Her name is Lana but damn...her death was very brutal! O_O

Callback to The Lost world where the compys killed Deeter the same way

@@spartan3294 Those Compy's were even more terrifying in the novel and spoiler alert The compy's ate a newborn baby

Meh, I wanted some blood and gore

@@James-May 💀

From “it’s more implied” to “Yeah, they’re dead” to “Ha Ha body go crunch!”

@@WeirdMegs exactly

I HATE the scorpios Rex, it got done dirty. Not one human kill, Just a pathetic injury, yet the things with an already huge kill count get more? Haram.

That show outright showed the deaths with close to NO censorship.

​@@BlanabaproductionsSavage throwing his lightsaber and taking off 5 heads.

@@DarthDestructusTheSithLord I never said it was a bad thing:)

I remember the scene when grievous snaps the neck of a clone trooper that he pinned with his foot in front of Obi-Wan

Yes, just because a death is offscreen doesn’t make it any less brutal.

@Flipperion yeah but for a kids show this is different man

@Flipperion this is a kid's show m0 r0n

@@humanahumana7878 exactly

Yeah this show is very brutal for human deaths even when this is for kids like clone wars

@@scottsalinas7019 And Rebels

Kash was a pretty good villain though

@@Michael-dh4mq Agreed

when kash died, i was just screaming oh! oh!, YESSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!

@@kingdareth09 I was in shock, as to how it was played. All I could do was say “Oh! Ah!”

Ngl I would have done it to

I mean, it still is. Just because there’s death in a kids show doesn’t mean it isn’t a kids show

@@poyloos4834 Yeah, but these are unusually graphic and haunting. Screaming as someone is devoured. In most other kid-friendly media, a character dies off-screen with vague implications that they're dead, or via sacrifice for someone else. This is honestly really dark for what I assumed would really just be a happy, chill kids cartoon; like what the Rambo or Mortal Kombat cartoons are to their respective original media. Like kids going on a tour of Jurassic Park as was intended from the original film before said park was overrun. In fact, it somewhat brings to mind Animals of Farthing Wood, which was also a kids show infamous for its death scenes.

@@SaiyanGamer95 “graphic?” Bro, let me put it this way. If you were a ten year old and watched this, would you be scarred by it, or would you think that the dinosaurs were awesome and cool and ate people and that was super cool and awesome? It’s a scream. Most kids don’t know how to think of things in an uber graphic way, let alone understand what exactly happened.

@@poyloos4834 If I saw this when I was ten, I'd be traumatized. In fact, when I was about 10, these commercials for Waf-Fulls started airing. Waf-Fulls are, well, waffles, but with fillings in them. The commercials had an anthropomorphic waffle (literally a waffle with arms and legs) and a human-shaped filling, going about their day until the waffle spots the filling, ambushing him, and devours him whole. As a kid, I found that horrifying.

@@SaiyanGamer95 huh. Wierd.

A legend will live on.

To me, he feels like a Clone Trooper from Star Wars who didn’t obey order 66. He would make a great replacement Crosshair for the bad batch

@@miketurik9404 Nah Crosshair is better now in Season 3

@@chrisluong0852 true but he would make a good 7th member for the bad batch

@@miketurik9404 That might be a cool idea

Yeah, to me he felt like a clone trooper from Star Wars who did not obey order 66, like a replacement Crosshair for the bad batch

He made them promise him that they would survive and they kept that promise. They both did

And weird pictures

She deserves that

That’s what I would say, on the Carter part

This is my reaction when I first saw it OMG HE JUST GOT CRUSHED

@@emmawayland1 (Squelch)

And then you have the Jurassic Park 3 deaths: Cyrus gets eaten by Spinosaurus *just like Cooper/Nash* Kash gets eaten by Velociraptors *just like Udesky*

Is it also the one that isn't obscured by the censor bush

however, it was satisfying seeing that Kash was killed by the 2 velociraptors he always tormented, so it's a fitting death for him

Kash and Lana’s deaths actually scared the hell outta me, for the first time in a while.

Me too

I think the unfortunate guy’s name was Carter . He was the guy who Dieter yelled for when he was being attacked by the Compsognathus. Carter couldn’t here due to the power of headphones.

@@justincummings8557 "Hey Carter Where are ya!"

Well in the novel compies have a venomous bite similar to Komodo Dragons which is how they killed that one guy in the Lost World, so even if she managed to get away the poison would have killed her

@@coolrobert4335 technically all animals would have a bite like that due to their saliva.

Compies be like: “we messed up we gotta go bald” “Shaver buzzes”

never underestimate Jurassic Park Compy's, they may be tiny ankle biters...but they can be damn vicious if their pack is big enough for them to tackle prey 10 times their size

@@bulborb8756 Yes don’t Underestimate compies they’re basically like pigeons if you feed them you get more like, When kenji kept throwing coins at a compie more came and in the lost world at the beginning a girl was feeding a compie then guess what more came.Also size doesn’t really matter that much in nature especially if it’s poisonous.

Like once Grant said "the point is, you are alive when they start to eat you."

The second most satisfying was tiff

@@briceatte4061 Most Sad: Hap (Also I made All Seasons Kill Count (including dinos and robots) if you wanna check it out)

@@GiGaZillaEditz yup

If Daniel Died, That's Prime Satisfaction.

Not more or better than the sequels.

Well I was thinking Hap should go to purgatory whether he go to heaven or hell I mean he said he’s no angel but there is good in him

PAIN INCOMING!!!

Flawless victory. Spinosaurus wins

Spino: Ya have no control over mme ya bastard

And the last

So eddies isnt the most dark out of them you know dying the day of his birthday

0:42 Saddest

Yeeeeeaaaaaah

"crushed"

Mr Gold was lucky to have been crushed than get eaten

Yes

Ikr, they’re exactly like the movie except a little bit more animated CGI

Very underrated show. And by far better than the last 2 movies. It might be a kids show. But with actual consistency and new interesting characters.

Hey!

@@quakemake4347 Build the Helicopter! And off to the rescue!

Well, I mean, every single death is offscreen and this is no aftermath shown, or even a single drop of blood. I’m not complaining, it’s a kids show, it shouldn’t be gruesome, but what I am saying is that the idea of death by itself isn’t enough to make something non-child friendly, it’s in the details.

It more for teens

My guess is that he was kept alive and instead got arrested mainly to not traumatise Kenji more than the season already did.

@@Flufux At the end of the season 5 when everyone is on the boat it’s confirmed that as soon as Ken reached the mainland he was arrested.

@@dibble1331 I know...I was more explaining why he was arrested instead of eaten.

This didn't age well

​@@mariedit9935In Chaos Theory(SPOILER), Atrociraptors attack him and Kenji. Daniel is killed by them, ultimately giving up his life to save his son. So now each and every known human villain introduced in Camp Cretaceous is no more.

She's an antagonist force, but all she wants is an easy meal and she finally got one

Toro was originally supposed to kill Eddie too. They were supposed to be in the Indominus’s place but they put her in instead for some reason. Personally I would’ve preferred Toro, as it would’ve given them a heavier presence in the first season.

@@girl1213 I thought toro was male?

@@roccotaco1843 *looks on the wiki* ... ... Somebody lied to me.

First carno kill since the lost world novel if I remember correctly.

Well if a dilophosaur did sneak on the plane that ending would’ve been interesting

Kenji would undergo depression if his father died

I was kinda hoping that the mosasaurus would jump out and eat the plane

@@Saturday900 the mosa wasn’t free during the ending of cc,so *n o*

@@TheDickHandler but it was out in the ocean in season 4 attacking the kids

Tbh it is tragic but deserved

Yeah, to me he’s like a clone trooper from Star Wars that did not obey Order 66, like a replacement Crosshair from the bad batch

When you're mom found out what you did at school.

Same, I see him as like a Star Wars clone trooper that didn’t obey order 66 like a replacement Crosshair for the bad batch

Kash’s death was disappointing because I expected him to die in a cooler way than just “oh nooo… an reptur.. reptur moove quickley.. hom hom hom.. man die.”

Poor Eddie, he didn’t deserve to die on his birthday.

I don’t get it why we didn’t get to hear the crunch bones from toro?

@@ImJustGlitch swallowed them whole probably

Sof course a black person complaing

Their bites are poisonous that's why she fell

@@AmalioJuan ik, and they were in huge packs

Tbf death isn’t always a dramatic end to a life. A bullet to the head and your just gone, everything living up to it dead. Think of it on multiple occasions the kids could have been easily snagged and killed then and there no great send off, but course we got plot armor and whatnot. Kash may have been a technical genius, but being swiftly taken by raptors can and did happen. Dinosaurs aren’t really known for dramatic death staging.

@@bruh0611 Ok but yet I expect this series to have dramatic and better deaths, the death was indeed good but it is never thought about again by anyone and if you use the excuse of "Oh Hawkskins and Dougson were never referred to again after their deaths" well its simple because they didn't know they died but yet they did know and probably everyone knew about Kash being dead

@@bruh0611 Tbf this is fiction, not real life. Death can be as melodramatic as possible, because at the end of the day, fiction is supposed to at least be entertaining.

Do something stupid, and it only takes a second to die!

To be honest I didn't care for kash death that much he was basically a manchild throwing a temper tantrum

Brad whatever killed by Nothosaurus

@@notemergencyfood6510 I think Brad x 3

Ikr

The most on screen kill was when the T-Rex ate the mercenary guy in the rain

A show doesn't always need blood to be called brutal. The death of frodo in the hunchback of notredame does not show blood at all but the realization of the scene makes you say brutal but not in the sense is horrified but because of what impact it generates, that you need blood and organs all to consider something great and for adults simply denotes that you really do not understand in any way the intentions behind these scenes

@@cronoa_hourglass2184 we never said shows need to be brutal, we only said everyone calls this show brutal when literally all deaths are off screen

@@cawsomeaolin Honestly, you both have points. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (one of my favorite movies as a kid btw) is a great example of how there can be more than one definition of “brutal”. It can come from a psychological standpoint instead of a physical one. Camp Cretaceous even has this kind of arc where people can get downright cruel, and Season 4 presents this kind of thing with the dinosaur fights that Kash conducts. You even see in Season 5 when Darius communicates with Big Eatie and how he realizes the sadness from how she misses Little Eatie, a partner that was in critical need for medical care when Big Eatie was taken away. That said, you are right, the human deaths are off-screen, a necessity given it is a kid’s show. The first two Jurassic Park films are exactly why I was scared of dinosaurs growing up. It took me almost 20 years before I could finally watch Eddie Carr get eaten, and I only got over that through a CinemaSins video. That said, the movies have had some traumatic deaths throughout the years, some of which are called back in this show. This is probably how I imagine this show would be called “brutal” despite every death being off-screen.

Same, to me I see him like a Star Wars clone trooper that did not obey Order 66 (like a replacement Crosshair for the Bad Batch)

@@miketurik9404even sorta sounds similar to him as well

@@suburbiaisnice yeah

Hahahaha

Still salty about the Pilots death, why did they spin out of control in the first place??? T H E R E I S N O R E A S O N