Actually, it should be "until we destroyed MOST of our enemies" cause ... you know ... we need to leave some enemies alive so that they can come back and bite us in our booty later, right? 😂
@@romella_karmey it's an attack on titan reference, cuz in the manga the thumbnail animal is the same that gave birth to the founding titan merging with ymir fritz
@@romella_karmey it's not fictional, it really existed, no one knows what would have happened if someone got attacked by it, probably well have some titans here and there
Can u imagine. Heading to the beach to have some fun then u accidentally step into these things and turns you into something that you just have to move forward until your enemies are destroyed.
@@reinerbraun4504 Ummm... I don't really feel bad for him actually 😅 since he decided to show no emotion about doing the you-know-what to the earth population and to his mother, yet he cry because he couldn't get laid 😅
Imagine if you just want to chilling on the beach after 3 week of stress and accidentally step on a halluceginia and turn into a founding Titan: *Level of Stress: +300*
@Kim Bratton Well, we did Technically. We came from a wry small marine mammal (since that hasn’t changed). And then, after the Carboniferous period, we were slowly forming and walking (still on 4 legs) as small mammals. We didn’t evolve to actual apes until about 22 million years ago. Then we splintered off into Homo Sapiens.
@@zaynes5094 technically we were creatures called Pikia. Small fish like creatures with a paddle shaped body. while other animals in the ocean where racing to get the best armour, teeth and claws, we would take a slower route, and be the first organisms to develop the first ancestral backbone, that all modern day vertebrae have.
Fun fact: Brontoscorpio didnt live in Silurian period but in Devonian period Amphibian Eryops wasnt even half meter tall, and in permian period the worst you would encounter is Dimetrodon, Prionosuchus, Anteosaurus and Inostrancevia (and i didnt count what lived in ocean at that time) And you didnt mention a Cameroceras in Ordovician period, the biggest predator and biggest animal on Earth of his time
When they reach to shoreline Hange: oh look, whats that? Hallucigenia: humans, lets say hello. Levi: dont touch Hange, it can be poisonous. Hallucigenia: dammit, an ackerman.
Except that a lot in this video was rushed and kind of wrong, Gondwana was at the south hemisphere and was formed in the carboniferous, not to mention that oxygen levels and atmosphere was differente during the different periods, so you couldn't breath or even go out in the sun most of the time Also modern plants didn't exist back then so I don't really know how you would feed on those ones...
Well, the cyanobacteria pumping out too much oxygen which caused Snowball Earth happened prior to the Cambrian period and the Cambrian had so many diverse life forms. Also, the Siberian traps with their plumes caused the Permian extinction event
It was a different kind of oxygen molecules back then: oxygen-18 VS oxygen-16. Idk how that would make a difference but I know our lungs would react some sort of way
I wouldn't time travel backward just to nosh on life there. The atmosphere must've been largely unbreathable for a couple of billion years? I don't know how we'd survive breathing more oxygen than we have now, especially ranging up to Snowball Earth? Light a match for a kerosene lamp on some tiny islands and whoosh! If we jump forwards to the "future" when dinosaurs ruled the earth, and see T-rex's wearing Stetson hats, wearing chaps & spurs, and riding saddled brontosauri's, i'd just put down my crack pipe.
Actually, multicellular life did exist before the cambrian. The Ediacaran Biota gave rise to the life forms of the cambrian, so your first point would sadly be moot.
Contrary to what is shown in the above video when "Sea Scorpions" (Eurypterids weren't actually scorpions) are mentioned, they did not in fact have either a tail stinger nor pinchers like modern scorpions do.
Great, but your information of early cambrian is little incomplete, there is some early macro multicellular life exist from ediacrian period, so we will find a lot other then micro life in the starting and we can easily eat them and not starve. We can easily find these food as early as 600 million to 535 million years ago.
If you were to live in the Paleozoic Era (about 541 million to 252 million years ago) it would be a very different world from the one we know today. The Paleozoic Era is characterized by the emergence and diversification of many different forms of life, including the first fish, amphibians, and reptiles. The environment would be vastly different as well, with much of the land being covered by swamps and forests, and the climate would be warmer and more humid than it is today. The oxygen levels were also much higher which would have allowed for the evolution of giant insects and arthropods. Living during the Paleozoic era would be a great challenge for humans as we would have to adapt to the different environment and the lack of modern technology. Survival would depend on hunting and gathering for food, and finding shelter. The lack of modern medicine would also pose a significant threat to human health. Additionally, the Paleozoic era was a time of frequent mass extinctions and dramatic changes in the Earth's climate and environment, so living through such events would be a significant challenge. It's important to note that during most of the Paleozoic Era, there were no primates or mammals, and the first land animals were still in the process of evolution, so it would be impossible for a human to live in this era.
you generalized this time period too much : oxygen levels were not higher throughout the entire paleozoic era : in fact it was mostly lower , vegetation also thrived only in certain eras (you are only describing the conditions within certain specific periods in the paleozoic era - mostly during carboniferous period - even more specific during it´s late pennsylvanian and early permian era = time of giant insects) : for the first 200 million years of the paleozoic era trees did not even exist yet and there were just some simple plants on land at best and the earths surface resembled a post apocalyptic wasteland - there was no material for building a shelter or starting a fire (maybe you could dry some seaweed) - almost all life was underwater in the ordovician period (first land animals only appeared 420 millions years ago in silurian period) the main source/producer of oxygen was still cyanobacteria and the oxygen levels in mid to late ordovician and most of the silurian period (cca from 500 to 400 millions years ago) was around 15-16% = at sea level you would feel like breathing at the top of the 3 km high mountain . while it is true oxygen levels was steadily increasing throughout the carboniferous period between 350-300 million years ago and rised from 20-21% all the way up to 30-31% in the early permian period it lasted only for a (relatively) short period of time and plummeted soon after and bottomed at 16 percent in the late permian within only 50 million years timespan which also contributed to mass extinction level events (along with other things) which ended the entire paleozoic era and even reaching the bottom of 12% in early triassic - only after that slow recovery begun again .
in the novel the time ships someone did time travel to the Paleozoic era and almost died from a bacterial infection because he had no natural immunity to the ancient bacteria
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pretty accurate timing to have this thumbnail just when Eren's founder form got revealed
Lol
Yup that spine like creature merged with ymir and then boom first founder boom new anime attack on titan boom 75 million dollars
Haluciginia or something, I don't remember
Spoiler
Eren dies
@@meeper4927 😑
So basically you’ll just get the founder titan
Also we can control space and time using paths
Thts wht I thought when I saw the thumbnail!!
The moment i saw the thumbnail i thought this 😂
searching For This Comment😂
@@ErenJaeger799 me too ereh
If we would have lived in tha era ,"We would have moved Forward,until we destroyed all our enemies".
Tatakae tatakae
Actually, it should be "until we destroyed MOST of our enemies" cause ... you know ... we need to leave some enemies alive so that they can come back and bite us in our booty later, right? 😂
@@sora2541 😂😂
@@guts8532 **TATACAW*
lol so accurate
Fun fact: those spine-like creature in the thumbnail can only moving forward
🙂and can also eradicate 80% of human population ✌🏻
true bro
Until it's enemies are destroyed?
The person in the thumbnail Became the founding Titan
Wish I was him
yes
The animal in the thumbnail will actually keep moving forward until all his enemies are destroyed
What is that all about?! Lol I don't get it.
@@romella_karmey it's an attack on titan reference, cuz in the manga the thumbnail animal is the same that gave birth to the founding titan merging with ymir fritz
@@Theriople so that animal in the thumbnail is fictional? I liked attack on titans but I haven't been a huge avid fan.
@@romella_karmey it's not fictional, it really existed, no one knows what would have happened if someone got attacked by it, probably well have some titans here and there
@@Theriople what that animal called?
Can u imagine. Heading to the beach to have some fun then u accidentally step into these things and turns you into something that you just have to move forward until your enemies are destroyed.
I saw the creature that started the reign of titans so I clicked !
Haluciginia or something, I don't remember
same here
3:33 The rumbling was so powerful it must messed the continents.
Europe and Asia merged to form Laurasia. The bottom one is then called Gondwana.
Lamo 😂
I have clicked it faster than light because I saw Attack on Titan species at thumbnail
What if the creature in thumbnail attaches to someone's spine making it a giant and resulting to a global genocide?
Rumbling rumbling
It will also result to a guy crying, screaming and yelling "No, I don't want that! ..."
@@sora2541 lol Eren made me feel bad for him right after murdering billions of people
@@reinerbraun4504 Ummm... I don't really feel bad for him actually 😅 since he decided to show no emotion about doing the you-know-what to the earth population and to his mother, yet he cry because he couldn't get laid 😅
@@sora2541 NO I DON'T WANT THAT!!!!!! YOU NOT UNDERSTANDING EREN?? I WANT YOU TO MAKE EREN YOUR FAVOURITE FOR 10 YEARS AT LEAST
If we live in that period,
We will keep moving forward until we destroyed all our enemies while saying tatakae.
if you win, you live, if you lose, you die, if you dont fight, you cant win
I will do anything to become the first founding titan
The thumbnail is very good and accurate.
Haluciginia or something, I don't remember
@@guts8532 Another day, Another danger.
@@guts8532 yes I think so
Tatakae tatakae
Sees a Hallucigenia about to be stomp by foot
Just as Eren planned
These are so interesting and informative, thank you for the uploads!
Thanks for watching!
I Love the little creature on the thumbnail it looks like a spore creature I would make when I was younger
Imagine if you just want to chilling on the beach after 3 week of stress and accidentally step on a halluceginia and turn into a founding Titan: *Level of Stress: +300*
It's simple
You becoming the First Founding Titan
Tatakae tatakae
Rumbling rumbling its comin-
I mean, it's obvious. You will just become the Founder Titan.
It's desperation when there's an ad for getting rid of hair loss! Not every1 experiences it by 35!
This is so cool!! What if humans could live underwater?
Here you go: ua-cam.com/video/766V-KZvmP0/v-deo.html
@Kim Bratton Well, we did Technically. We came from a wry small marine mammal (since that hasn’t changed). And then, after the Carboniferous period, we were slowly forming and walking (still on 4 legs) as small mammals. We didn’t evolve to actual apes until about 22 million years ago. Then we splintered off into Homo Sapiens.
@@zaynes5094 technically we were creatures called Pikia. Small fish like creatures with a paddle shaped body.
while other animals in the ocean where racing to get the best armour, teeth and claws, we would take a slower route, and be the first organisms to develop the first ancestral backbone, that all modern day vertebrae have.
Mermaids, it's the top chart. If understand people that bones of humans can be discovered.
I am a simple guy. I See Eren in the thumbmail, i click.
loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool i though the same thing, like he took a picture of ymir and the founding
Fun fact: Brontoscorpio didnt live in Silurian period but in Devonian period
Amphibian Eryops wasnt even half meter tall, and in permian period the worst you would encounter is Dimetrodon, Prionosuchus, Anteosaurus and Inostrancevia (and i didnt count what lived in ocean at that time)
And you didnt mention a Cameroceras in Ordovician period, the biggest predator and biggest animal on Earth of his time
Don't forget Estemenosuchus aka the Permian Entelodon
so brontoscorpio was swimming away from a full grown dunkleosteus.
He also forgot Dunkleosteos!
Dimetrodon is scary, but an Inostrancevia would be like a cross between a tiger and weird dog. Just creepy and terrifying.
Definitely wouldn’t make it a day 😭😭
I'd just have heart attack and die the first 60 seconds
What if attack on titan "the rumbling" happen on real life? How would the military deal with it?
@Professional dumbass yeah. Nuclear fall out after that. Then we, human will also die.
Not even nukes. A satellite railgun or a guided tomahawk straight to Eren’s neck and the Rumbling is over.
I'm digging a bunker
You know there's a thing called nuke and hypersonic plane
I am here because I was born into this world
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When they reach to shoreline
Hange: oh look, whats that?
Hallucigenia: humans, lets say hello.
Levi: dont touch Hange, it can be poisonous.
Hallucigenia: dammit, an ackerman.
I hope the camerman came back home safely and intact.
What if Japan was the same physical landmass as China(not suddenly)?
We would have a Big Japan
Japan is more bigger
@@bubumbi1638 Big brains.
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I've always wanted to see Earth's earlier days so bad😩😩😩😩😩
Except that a lot in this video was rushed and kind of wrong, Gondwana was at the south hemisphere and was formed in the carboniferous, not to mention that oxygen levels and atmosphere was differente during the different periods, so you couldn't breath or even go out in the sun most of the time
Also modern plants didn't exist back then so I don't really know how you would feed on those ones...
I came here because of that creature in the thumbnail. Aot fans know why😉
Back to the first era of the Phanerozoic
Hallu chan simply chilling in the water waiting for some random girl to drown
Attack on Titans also influences what if team to talk about hallucigenia and use it as a thumbnail 🤣🤣
Tatakae tatakae
Idea: What if ants became smart as humans in one night.
Id get 1 million homies in my house if that happened
@@comrad0704 pathetic I'd get 1billion
@@dustbutwithadifferentpfp3656 I feel bad for your leftover food
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I would have just kept moving forward
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thank you so much! i hate it when i accidentaly travel to the paleozoic era! I hardly ascaped last time
Well, the cyanobacteria pumping out too much oxygen which caused Snowball Earth happened prior to the Cambrian period and the Cambrian had so many diverse life forms. Also, the Siberian traps with their plumes caused the Permian extinction event
this man is full of knowledge
@@attspace Correct ✨
WHAT IF WE DON'T HAVE TIME ZONES? I'm really curious 😊
That's an interesting idea! Thank you for sharing it with us. 🙂
Yes guys aot was based on a true story
IKR
Then the first episode will be called "To you 289 million years ago"
the thumbnail looks likes erens titan form😂
Everything ok in house?
The fact that hes using the founding titan to promote if titans were real is so amusing
It was a different kind of oxygen molecules back then: oxygen-18 VS oxygen-16. Idk how that would make a difference but I know our lungs would react some sort of way
I love how at first he went on about his hair and preventing hair loss rather than talking about the paleozoic era
What's Eren doing in the thumbnail.....
Why is most of the comments about Attack on titan?
Cause I am loving every bit of it
When i saw this my brain automatically goes Rumbling
“Permian Period”
*This is where the fun begins*
It's.. it's the attack Titan!
Founding Titan
@@guts8532 it's attack Titan in the manga panel
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girls: noooo why would u possibly want to live in the paleozoic era???!!!
me and the boys: *TATAKAE!!*
Hallucigenia in the thumbnail, attack on titan fans summoned
I wouldn't time travel backward just to nosh on life there. The atmosphere must've been largely unbreathable for a couple of billion years? I don't know how we'd survive breathing more oxygen than we have now, especially ranging up to Snowball Earth? Light a match for a kerosene lamp on some tiny islands and whoosh! If we jump forwards to the "future" when dinosaurs ruled the earth, and see T-rex's wearing Stetson hats, wearing chaps & spurs, and riding saddled brontosauri's, i'd just put down my crack pipe.
💀 true
So that’s how Ymir discovered the founding Titan lol
Love your videos
Actually, multicellular life did exist before the cambrian. The Ediacaran Biota gave rise to the life forms of the cambrian, so your first point would sadly be moot.
1:30
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The Person On Thumbnail When He Steps On Spikey Cretures * AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH! *
Contrary to what is shown in the above video when "Sea Scorpions" (Eurypterids weren't actually scorpions) are mentioned, they did not in fact have either a tail stinger nor pinchers like modern scorpions do.
To you, 500 million years from now
The thumbnail is a good warning sign that you dont wanna step on those crawling buddies until you turn into a gigantic skull humanoid titan/founding
Great video! Congratulations on 6m in advance!
@1:33 was just like" :screeeeeech: whoaa... that just went somewhere compleeeeeeeetely different" 😅
The video is amazing!
1:29 that is a really cool jacket, where did you get it
Great, but your information of early cambrian is little incomplete, there is some early macro multicellular life exist from ediacrian period, so we will find a lot other then micro life in the starting and we can easily eat them and not starve. We can easily find these food as early as 600 million to 535 million years ago.
Which animals from the cambrian/ordovician period would be edible by humans, I don't know if living off of things like trilobites would work
What If you live in the-
Sees Hallucigenia
Me: RUMBLING, RUMBLING, IT'S COMING! RUMBLING, RUMBLING!
What if sun started revolving around a bigger star without disturbing the orbit of other plannets
I don't know, some stars are territorial.
Ymir could have had a freind
Not a cellphone in sight. Just Cyanobacterias living in the moment. Absolutely beautiful.
Yo who's that titan about to step on eren
Sweet thanks for 4 mins of info
I can't help but to wonder why this video wasn't more focused on the "Time Mission" channel they also run... Well done none the less.
There would be more Ymirs then.
Wish I was there
@@guts8532 Likewise.
1:35 lol I’m already losing my hair and I’m 14, really instructive video, I enjoyed
Attack on Titan fans have been awoken
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If you were to live in the Paleozoic Era (about 541 million to 252 million years ago) it would be a very different world from the one we know today. The Paleozoic Era is characterized by the emergence and diversification of many different forms of life, including the first fish, amphibians, and reptiles.
The environment would be vastly different as well, with much of the land being covered by swamps and forests, and the climate would be warmer and more humid than it is today. The oxygen levels were also much higher which would have allowed for the evolution of giant insects and arthropods.
Living during the Paleozoic era would be a great challenge for humans as we would have to adapt to the different environment and the lack of modern technology. Survival would depend on hunting and gathering for food, and finding shelter. The lack of modern medicine would also pose a significant threat to human health.
Additionally, the Paleozoic era was a time of frequent mass extinctions and dramatic changes in the Earth's climate and environment, so living through such events would be a significant challenge.
It's important to note that during most of the Paleozoic Era, there were no primates or mammals, and the first land animals were still in the process of evolution, so it would be impossible for a human to live in this era.
you generalized this time period too much :
oxygen levels were not higher throughout the entire paleozoic era : in fact it was mostly lower , vegetation also thrived only in certain eras
(you are only describing the conditions within certain specific periods in the paleozoic era -
mostly during carboniferous period - even more specific during it´s late pennsylvanian and early permian era = time of giant insects) :
for the first 200 million years of the paleozoic era trees did not even exist yet and there were just some simple plants on land at best and
the earths surface resembled a post apocalyptic wasteland - there was no material for building a shelter or starting a fire (maybe you could dry some seaweed) -
almost all life was underwater in the ordovician period
(first land animals only appeared 420 millions years ago in silurian period)
the main source/producer of oxygen was still cyanobacteria and the oxygen levels in mid to late ordovician and most of the silurian period (cca from 500 to 400 millions years ago)
was around 15-16% = at sea level you would feel like breathing at the top of the 3 km high mountain .
while it is true oxygen levels was steadily increasing throughout the carboniferous period between 350-300 million years ago and rised from 20-21% all the way up to 30-31% in the early permian period it lasted only for a (relatively) short period of time and plummeted soon after and
bottomed at 16 percent in the late permian within only 50 million years timespan which also contributed to mass extinction level events (along with other things)
which ended the entire paleozoic era and even reaching the bottom of 12% in early triassic - only after that slow recovery begun again .
"Perfectly timed thumbnail right as Eren's founder form makes its epic debut!"
Yay! Another episode. I love watching these. ♥️
Sees thumbnail
*Ymir Fritz has joined the chat*
I just love it when i get a notification … has subscribed to you or … has liked ur comment 💜
Thank you for the info
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I didn't know this channel has a long form content
Can I request something? Maybe "What if sea fully freshwater?"
What of you insert a disc into a ps4 or 5 and turn it off while its going through?
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in the novel the time ships someone did time travel to the Paleozoic era and almost died from a bacterial infection because he had no natural immunity to the ancient bacteria
Sounds interesting
Don’t worry no need to worry about bacteria just let a hallucigenia touch ur back then ur gonna become god
@@TkGame_Edits and commit mass genoc*de
in Jurassic world dominion there are some creatures from the Paleozoic era like swarms of giant man-eating bugs
Can anyone tell me what the name of the creature swimming at 3:02 , thanks.
That's an anomalocharis