Prehistoric Planet REVIEW Season 1 Episode 1 COASTS (Kandy Eggs)
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- Опубліковано 11 бер 2024
- A review/critique of the accuracy/direction of Prehistoric Planet S1Ep1: Coasts!
I even made a PNG-tuber of my Corythosaurus for this SPECIAL OCCASION.
Music from FossilFighters.
Footnotes:
UA-cam sure does love not giving enough space in the description for my sources. Check the pinned comment down below (if it's not there yet it'll be there soon)! - Фільми й анімація
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Footnotes (the description wasn't big enough):
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g s paul is famous for doing work on papers... he's also famous for being wrong
@@apnosaurus I unironically spent like two hours trying to understand what the math meant in that paper’s figures and my friend and I made fun of it for not including a enough different animals so this comment feels validating 😵💫😵💫😵💫 (I wrote the script based on an article I remembered and I hadn’t read it before editing!)
Always up for a prehistoric planet review!
Honk yeah! Far and above the best paleomedia yet!
i do love the addition of Fossil Fighters sprites, one of the best franchises and they need to bring it back
I’m scared that if they do, it’ll somehow be worse than frontier 😵💫
i dont think dinosours had background music
This review be like
NO the sun needs a baby face 37:58
Hehehoho
Looking forward to a possible episode 2 review, I need to hear you sing the praises of my baby, the Mononykus
Unironically, during the trailer stage of our knowledge of the series I audibly went “okay but that one’s good” at the Mononykus x)
23:28 i don't know. This documentary consulted Darren Naish and Mark Witton to make the pterosaurs
27:14 As i just said, Mark Witton worked on this and you cited him many times as your source. You are sounding like David Peters
29:08 maybe they just reconstructed it as a nyctosaurid
14:07 that gorgosaurus is like 3 times taller than the juvenile rexes. It is obviously older
The consultants aren’t directors or animators, and actually have much less involvement than one might think. Both Naish and Witton are artists and restore pterosaur wrists properly, it is just a touch that was lost during production that annoys me. Regarding the retraction of the wing membrane, this is something that I clarify is not confidently known. What is shown in the episode is one of multiple possibilities, but one that I find to be less likely than a more reserved and “typical” approach.
Also I am well aware that Alcione is a nyctosaurid, I repeatedly point out their not having hands because they’re shown climbing despite being the least equipped pterosaurs shown to climb.
As said in the introduction, most of my gripes come from the consultants not being as involved as I wish they were.
@@kandyeggs I am aware that the consultants would not be able to define how the final design of the animals would be. But imo i see no reason for the directors make like, the pterosaurs wings sucked closer to the finger.
Love your corythosaur
Thanks much! I like what I’m gonna guess is a Daspletosaurus in your profile picture!
42:21 NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
Deenosours. Really?
Still better than pachypodes! Imagine if they went with that instead of deenosour 👀
Pachypoda>>>
This is the funniest video i have ever watched
I agree, this is the best video on youtube!
Impossible!!!!!!!!
IM LATE IM SORRYYYYY
NO SUCH THING
25:22 okay let's just stop representing 90% of the animals just because they are not so complete
Imagine Deinocheirus being included in a documentary like walking with dinosaurs, and restored like a typical ornithomimosaur (as it was assumed to be until 2013).
@@kandyeggs yeah, if it was restored like that it would not be accurate but most of the know long extinct animals are fragmentary and with the time the reconstructions of them would be inaccurate