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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Too bad this was a short. I think this could have potential as a movie or a 6-episode OVA. From what I could tell, the main guy speaks about wanting to devote himself to something, then realized that he has been devoting himself to something already all along? Presumably, this leads him to devoting himself to study and supervise the dinosaurs. The girl seems to share the same sentiment. Overall, pretty decent for the younger staff. |
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| Okay I really enjoyed this 1 minute animation. There's a lot of ancient creatures here, I'm a bit rusty but I think there was an anomalocaris, the girl at the end is holdin a diplocaulus and is that a dunklosteous in the swimming pool? Interesting how there's a mix of feathered dinosaurs and how the pterosaur in the nighttime scene is furry, but the Pteranodon and T-Rex are more of the old-school look. |
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Nemesis_Ranka said: Okay I really enjoyed this 1 minute animation. There's a lot of ancient creatures here, I'm a bit rusty but I think there was an anomalocaris, the girl at the end is holdin a diplocaulus and is that a dunklosteous in the swimming pool? Interesting how there's a mix of feathered dinosaurs and how the pterosaur in the nighttime scene is furry, but the Pteranodon and T-Rex are more of the old-school look. You may give yourself a pat on the back, because you're correct. Are you sure you are rusty? Because I have the feeling you have more knowledge than the average person. :-P Kinda a bummer for it only being a 1 minute short. I expected honesty a bit more. Even with some inaccuracies like the outdated posture from the Dimetrodon sp. or the lack of fluff with the Pteranodon sp., while the (perhaps) Quetzalcoatlus sp. did recieved fluff and the old-school model from the Tyrannosaurus rex was a bit odd to me aswell. Oh well. But the young team from Toei did very well. |
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Timz0r said: Nemesis_Ranka said: Okay I really enjoyed this 1 minute animation. There's a lot of ancient creatures here, I'm a bit rusty but I think there was an anomalocaris, the girl at the end is holdin a diplocaulus and is that a dunklosteous in the swimming pool? Interesting how there's a mix of feathered dinosaurs and how the pterosaur in the nighttime scene is furry, but the Pteranodon and T-Rex are more of the old-school look. You may give yourself a pat on the back, because you're correct. Are you sure you are rusty? Because I have the feeling you have more knowledge than the average person. :-P Kinda a bummer for it only being a 1 minute short. I expected honesty a bit more. Even with some inaccuracies like the outdated posture from the Dimetrodon sp. or the lack of fluff with the Pteranodon sp., while the (perhaps) Quetzalcoatlus sp. did recieved fluff and the old-school model from the Tyrannosaurus rex was a bit odd to me aswell. Oh well. But the young team from Toei did very well. Hhaha well I'm not updated ! Paleontology is ever evolving and I'm still mostly relying on the books of my youth, the best being "The Concise Dinosaur Encyclopedia" by David Burnie, with beautiful illustrations by John Sibbick. I was big on dinosaurs (and by extension, all prehistoric life) as a kid and with the resurgence of Jurassic Park and the excellent toys by Mattel, it made me look back on my old books and read up on some new dinosaur facts. |
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Nemesis_Ranka said: Timz0r said: You may give yourself a pat on the back, because you're correct. Are you sure you are rusty? Because I have the feeling you have more knowledge than the average person. :-P Kinda a bummer for it only being a 1 minute short. I expected honesty a bit more. Even with some inaccuracies like the outdated posture from the Dimetrodon sp. or the lack of fluff with the Pteranodon sp., while the (perhaps) Quetzalcoatlus sp. did recieved fluff and the old-school model from the Tyrannosaurus rex was a bit odd to me aswell. Oh well. But the young team from Toei did very well. Hhaha well I'm not updated ! Paleontology is ever evolving and I'm still mostly relying on the books of my youth, the best being "The Concise Dinosaur Encyclopedia" by David Burnie, with beautiful illustrations by John Sibbick. I was big on dinosaurs (and by extension, all prehistoric life) as a kid and with the resurgence of Jurassic Park and the excellent toys by Mattel, it made me look back on my old books and read up on some new dinosaur facts. Awesome! Yeah, I also recieved the 'paleontology virus' thanks to Jurassic Park myself when I was around 7 - 8 years old back in the day. Now I'm not familiar with the book you've mentioned, but one of the books I still own from arround that time your book's age is a Dutch print of "The Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals – Sep 9 1999" from Marshall Douglass. Iether way, glad to know there are more paleo-weebs out there! :-D |
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| Breathtaking visuals, a definite must watch. |
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| Just a 1 minute short? What a let down. |
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| i hope it becomes a series or movie that was dope |
| Very colorful! A youth anime |
| @strkiky That's some good analysis, and I think your points make sense. I recently made and released subs for this short and I realized that I was wrong about that bit in my first post (that's what I get for doing a quick guess-translation). Assuming my new translation is correct, it's not that he was already devoted to something, it's that what he could be devoted to was already there and he hadn't realized it. These are the boy's lines: I've always been looking for something I can be passionate about. I want to hurry up and be something. I want to seize something. Every day, I mean to squint closely at something, but I always end up looking past everything in front of me. I didn't notice... ... that what I could be passionate about... ... was all along... ... right here in front of me! It was all around me! The girl follows up at the end with "I've always been looking for a place where I can do what I'm passionate about," suggesting that she was one step ahead of the boy: she knows her passion, but she doesn't know how to pursue it. This is confirmed in the middle of the video where she hides her dino phone strap. This also affirms your second point about the conditions needing to be there. |
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| this looks awesome |
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| Super cute! Would make a promising animation! |
| It's too short Looks like a trailer of an movie |
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| Yeah that was pretty damn good. Enough for me for sure. For a soulless studio like Toei, this is even better. Shame there are no subs lol. @Kwanthemaster many thanks |
NextUniverseOct 1, 2021 2:10 PM
NextUniverse said: Yeah that was pretty damn good. Enough for me for sure. For a soulless studio like Toei, this is even better. Shame there are no subs lol. https://loadtup.com/COZ5fwIavo0 |
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| this should be a tv show japans take on jurassic park |
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