THE LINCHPIN IS THAT **EVERY TIME** ANIMALS RISE UP, THERE'S A HUMAN JUST WAITING THERE TO STOP THEM, WITH UTMOST **DESPERATION** AND **UNDERHANDEDNESS**
Chicken Run is a movie that's also made by Dreamworks where the chicken have human teeth and complete sentience, and yet are being killed by the humans in a farm setting. Ants is a movie where it shows the insects have human intelligence as well.
The theory would explain why Mrs. Tweedy is so committed to killing those chickens despite their clear sentience. If we’re including Aardman movies then the Wallace & Gromit movie would also fit well. Victor Quartermaine doesn’t like the non-lethal way Wallace captures rabbits. Then when he hears about a huge mutated rabbit, he becomes obsessed with killing it.
@@thekrakenexperiment280 And that's just from that movie, there's also the incidents involving Feathers McGraw, Shaun the Sheep, Preston the android Bulldog, Fluffles the poodle, and of course Gromit himself.
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios It's actually made by DreamWorks Studios and Aardman Animation! This means you could tie in the other movie by Ardman Animation as well.
Lord Farquad sending all the fairytale characters to Shrek's swamp might be a reference to a historical event when minorities were put in ghetto's.. which gives the scene where they are being sold (that scene where Donkey can fly) some darker implications...
Why'd you have to go and make things so complicated? I see the way you're acting like you're somebody else. Gets me frustrated. Just admit that you love the videos I make, my dear jaxk
I can’t tell if this man is a genius or crazy enough that he just makes sense Edit: actually he’s both and I think his insanity boosts his genius Other edit: crazy not insane I know what insane is it just sounds better
Definitely look into the How to train Your Dragon Spinoffs. Its discussed that Night Furies (Toothless' Species) are Hyper intelligent (in some cases more so than humans) and are quite literally powered by plasma, can flawlessly ecolocate, can manipulate lightning, turn invisible, and fly faster than the speed of sound. Not to mention the Vikings call it "The unholy offspring of lightning and Death itself." I dont know about you, but that sounds EXACTLY like the Perfect Hell Monster to combat the humans. Plus the board game "Maces and Talons" is present in a few other properties like Trollhunters. All I'm saying is the How to Train Your Dragon (DreamWorks) films and shorts have a LOT of deep lore that can connect and explain a lot in DreamWorks
Id argue that the third movie removed that idea by then equating dragons, including night furies to the intelligence of a dog to the point that Hiccup literally plays fetch with Toothless when in the second movie they were clearly equal partners to the point of basic communication and understanding. The third movie really did kill our boy.
@@thesun5275 true if you just go by the movies. However in the shows, many people are outsmarted by strike class dragons (namely toothless and the skrill). This could either be hyperintelligence or said humans being below average intellect. Intelligence and "animalistic behaviors" are not inherently separate, but I do understand your point from the third film.
can we get "THE LINCHPIN IS THAT EVERYTIME ANIMALS RISE UP, THERE'S A HUMAN JUST WAITING THERE TO STOP THEM, WITH UTMOST DESPERATION AND UNDERHANDEDNESS." t-shirts?
I... I don't know what to say. I feel like this guy is trying to play his theory off as satirically intense but secretly believes all of it and will defend it to the death 😂
That is... Exactly correct. Though I more believe in my own ability to connect it all, as opposed to it actually being planned by Dreamworks. That’s the point that seems to confuse people lol
The Prince of Egypt: literally full miraculous acts of god. Probably not connected to the other films. The Road to El Dorado: the main horse of the film is rather smart. The main characters tried using an apple to bribe the horse and get a pry-bar. It instead brought them the keys to the cell. The main villain possesses magical abilities strong enough to control a stone jaguar. He also uses a book depicting spells and gods and talks about “the age of the jaguar.” Kipo and the age of the wonderbeasts: Mutant animals rise up and drive humanity underground. They take over the earth and reuse many human inventions left behind (cats became lumberjacks, wolfs become scientists, skunks become a biker gang, etc.) The main character, a half human half jaguar, unites both humans and mutants. Chicken Run: a band of chickens plan a prison break from a chicken farm. They manage to build an airplane with their chicken coops, and fly it. Wallace and Gromit: in the Madagascar penguins in a Christmas caper, Wallace, Gromit, and the main chicken from chicken run are seen in one of Nana’s photos. Flushed Away: Rats literally build an underground city underneath London. Rise of the Guardians: based on a series of books with lots of lore I’m not familiar with. It explores the origins of Santa Clause, Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, Sandman, and the man in the moon. Trolls: in a few scenes in the first film, there are what seems like remnants of human civilization scattered outside of Bergen town. Trollhunters series: Where do I begin? Magical trolls, aliens with a mysterious connection to the trolls, and the recent show “Wizards” reveals a secret order of primordial demigods bent on destroying the world and remaking it in their image.
I definitely think you should look closer into the How to Train Your Dragon universe. We see humans trying to work closely and even symbiotically with dragons, such as Valka, the Wingmaidens, and Mala’s people from Race to the Edge. Also, When Stoick says that he “should have seen the signs” of Hiccup befriending Toothless, it implies that people have befriended dragons against the wishes of the general public before-and that this has happened so often that hallmark behaviors are obvious.
In the prequel short of Home , called "Almost Home" , one of the aliens is taken by the claws of a creature that looks the same as Astrid's Dragon from How to Train your Dragon See for yourselves: m.th-cam.com/video/ShNmekPX9HQ/w-d-xo.html it's around 2:10
You know, I think the linchpin might be that every time animals rise up, there is a human just waiting there to stop them, with utmost desperation and underhandedness.
Hmm well there was the French frog squad from Flushed Away,, They weren’t human, but they were still also trying to get rid of other sentient animals, the rats.
I just imagine the Theorizer being a thin guy with cracked glasses, constant shivers form insanity and ect, an old tattered labcoat, and like three rooms that are just corkboards with red string and all his theories set out in a series of clusters of images he printed out or drew himself. and i absolutely love it please never become sane, man
8:25 it could just be that Dreamworks likes to have animal protagonists and human antagonists because animals are cute and humans arent. But... It doesnt not check out. 9:22 I wonder if Dreamworks secretly hates french people...
Does somebody knows if Jeffrey Katzemberg worked or had any involvement on The Beauty and The Beast and/or The Huntchback of Notre Damme before leaving Disney? You know, two films set on France, whose villains are (respectively) an extraordinary hunter and an obsessive religious zealot
Remember this famous quote from the Theorizer always remember it. “The linchpin is that every time animals rise up, there’s a human just waiting to stop them, with utmost desperation and underhandedness”
might i also bring to light that in HTTYD2, Toothless mocks Hiccup by saying "baby boo" before dangling him off the edge of a cliff. They are learning.. rising all in all this series is hilariously interesting and im all here for it
I like your theory on Megamind where if anyone got Metroman’s powers they would be the villain like What if Roxanne Richie gets the power instead of Hal Stewart?
As a life-long psychology geek, I could go on a tangent about why this guy is so obsessed with unraveling films and shows -- as a matter of fact, I think I will. Bear with me. It's all a search for meaning. Stories are what hold our sanity intact in a world that, through entropy, consistently gets more and more chaotic. Stories are the only way the human consciousness knows how to make sense of the world: good people, bad people, antiheroes, missions, quests, survival, higher intelligence and higher powers, magic, gods, the unexplainable... it's *all we understand* of the world, and it's all in story form. THAT'S why films, shows, and books are so popular; they portray the story arcs we see in real life and help them *make more sense.* Now, **I** theorize that someone like The Theorizer is so unusually wrapped up in these stories because his search for meaning in his real life is even more deep and desperate than most people's. It's a common thing for artist souls -- which uncoincidentally is why they're the ones who tend to write their *own* stories. Humans with higher degrees of intelligence, openness, and creativity see the world more truly for the chaotic and convoluted story arc it is, and consequently are most desperate in their search for meaning. This is my grand theory, as a life-long psychology geek: for The Theorizer, this deeper need for meaning comes out in how hard he works to unravel and connect these *fictional* stories. They're his way of trying to unravel real life's meaning, in a second-hand and quite possibly *subconcious* fashion. In fact, it's what most of the kind of people who watch channels like this are doing -- including me.
This is the theorizers version of fnaf which seemingly gains more and more lore and evidence through the day that is driving him nuts like Fnaf does to Matpat
@@MiloMurphysLaw I reckon that far far away is going to be some kind of alternate dimension, and Puss in Boots came through via the portal that is shown in the fifth season of Puss in Boots. It has shown a lot of similarities with the portal in season 4 episode 10 of All Hail King Julien, except that it wasn't manmade, (Can one say manmade if the object in question hasn't been built by humans?) but supernatural.
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I feel like that Antz and The Bee Movie show that insects gained intelligence faster than all other animals because they have MUCH smaller brains than pretty much the entire animal kingdom. When Mort split off his intelligence it gravitated towards insects first because they’re easy to “complicate” and because insects make up a HUGE portion of the animal kingdom so that means more number for Mort right off the bat.
Now we wonder how you could connect movies like Kung Fu Panda and Megamind... Edit: great, you just proved that Kung Fu Panda takes place in the future...
Yes Kung Fu Panda actually takes place in the furthest in the future the animals wiped out the humans eventually and with the help of Mort Yes Kung Fu Panda takes place in ancient china but I just want everybody to know that just after the animals wiped out the humans they pretty much destroyed the world so the animals had to restart history and start from scratch and that's how Kung Fu Panda happens
You know, this guy takes everything we see and just makes it all canon. There's no assuming something is a joke, inconsistent writing, or nothing being planned. It's beautiful watching, not quite the most normal thing but yeah, it's cool
Do a theroy on Trollhunters. The lore in that series is immense. It also shows the powers of magic and technology and the everlasting battle between humanity and the underground trolls simular to humans vs animals. Then do 3 below, the alien spin off which shows the power of tech and sorta coincides with the megamind and monster vs. aliens thing. Then do wizards that combine the series in a infinity war type series that explains the past and explains long history of humans vs animals. It all builds up for one fight. the Troll hunters movie.....
Spirit: Humans keep trying to capture wild horses Flushed Away: Intelligent Rats and Toads living in London's sewer. On of the villains in the movie is a french frog named Le Frog The bad guys: isn't out yet but has anthropomorphic animals Tales of Arcadia (Trollhunters, 3Below, and Wizards): all have to do with the supernatural Misc. Short films (Bilby, Rocky and Bullwinkle, First Flight, Bird Karma): all have to so with animals Father of the Pride: an animated Sitcom about talking white Lion's who perform in Vegas
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power was really the only piece of Dreamworks Media I've watched recently, and it was amazing. However, now I can't stop thinking about how the Netflix Series has animals that are either: 1: Not vocal or sentient. 2. Only sentient when in contact with She-Ra's magic. 3: Animals that are half human, and half animal, that can change back, or are just stuck that way. Or 4: Are born anthropomorphic, and are as equal to humans, and are natural inhabitants of the Planet Etheria, where the villain is basically an alien called Hoard Prime who is a universal conqueror and is all HEAVILY EMBEDED with occultist symbolism! (Spoilers, btw, for fans of the series that have not yet finished it PLEASE STOP READINIG NOW AT THIS LINE, AND FINISH, THEN COME BACK TO THIS COMMENT.)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I love this show, and I am a fan too, otherwise, why else would I be mentioning this in grave detail? Ready? Good! Let's boost! Now to sum it up, in the franchise, Adora, a human child, is brought into the world of Etheria by Hoardak, an alien who has set on Etheria to conquer it, and uses her as a weapon, until she finds a sword, which as an ancient piece of "first one's tech", and well, let's just say, it ties into the whole "Conspiracies/Universe is a Hologram bit", where she has to use "magic" to defeat his BROTHER he has been trying to contact throughout the series, and is, get this, a universal HIVEMIND called Hoard Prime who has created clones and upon clones of himself, which is basically what the Alien "Hoard" consists of! Sorry to explain it, without making much sense, as I feel like I'm the only one here that has watched it and enjoyed it this much, and I would highly recommend it..... for anyone who is into conspiracy theories, or is a woman in need of a coming out story (I was both, so I self imprint. Let us have a silent moment of shame) but he is basically this theory AS IS. Hoard Prime basically conquered the universe by enslaving the inhabitants of each planet with a parasitic chip containing a green serum juice that is his personality (if this is not in fact, all he really is, is just the serum, itself, like a DNA sample with a virus that went hieghwire, took a life of it's own, and destroyed the inhabitants from the inside out, as played out in the Princesses of Power, like some kind of ungodly parasite). All too similar to what Mort has done (the sheer fact that Mort is a lemur from Madagascar, and is the Adam and Eve to the animals, ties this to the fabled sunken island of Lumeria, and it unnerves me). So thankfully, She-Ra destroyed Prime, now, there are really no mentions of animal uprisings here. However, I still find it coincidental that they conquered Scorpia's kingdom, and made their base there (as her name implies, half scorpion), and took advantage of her rune stone, and suppressed her completely her whole life, she, the princess, being the first to be raised to willingly fight with the hoard as a soldier. However, Scorpia is not the only animal human/hybrid there. There is a lizard, who is sentient, but can't speak human, and there is my favorite character in the series, who plays out as a main, yet more minor antagonist, Catra, who is the only fully fledged animal human (cat girl) that can fully speak human, but she is not magic. However, the only fully fledged animal/human hybrid that can use magic is... *sigh*..... A shapeshifting lizard person named Double Trouble. There is also in instance where Adora (She-Ra) zaps a lizard with her magic power, giving it a unicorn horn and wings. I don't understand why it didn't just turn it into a dragon which would have been cooler and more sensible, giving that this was the SAME magic to turn a horse into a alpicorn, and give it the ability to speak, tethering him to She-Ra (and just like donkey, is her best friend, and won't shut up throughout the series). There is ancient records of dragons existing in Etheria (and being the animal companion for the original She-Ra, who carried the sword/magic/first one's tech before her), but no dragons seen. I wonder if this could somehow be connected with Shrek, or How to Train your Dragon, but I will leave that for you, Theorizer. Now I do find it interesting that plays out in the entire series, shaping our heroes and villains, makes me think of the whole plot of Megamind. How Metroman is given the upper hand, and Megamind is repressed and gets the shaft reminds me of how Adora is always given the upper hand, and how Catra is repressed and abused by the system, and brainwashed (like how Megamind was). Now it is explained why Adora is treated so special (*cough, cough*- CHOSEN ONE!), but why treat Catra so differently? Could this explain how humanity in the Dreamworks AU is constantly afraid of a hostile alien take over, as literally seen taking place in She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, where your theory partially, yet inherently just "plays out"? I also wonder (if possible) Hoard Prime is just Mort, or only, a horrifying thought, actually only just a FRACTION of his soul essence and what it can really do to a society and planet, like Etheria, and if Earth is next on the hitlist! YES, I'm just as insane as you! But Kung Fu Panda taking place in the same universe kind of debunks the connection (yet, again, there is the "Jade" warrior, who has green eyes, and uses Jade to turn people against one another and corrupts their soul in a similar fashion, but not still working well, idk, Theorizer, if you or anyone can keep up to date with Mort and the color green, please let me know. Thanks!).
I am the Dreamworks universe. You see, this is all just a highly convincing fan fiction of my own creation. Evidence is an illusion; A confidence trick.
beautiful as always my great friend The Theorizer, your determination is unbound and endless to get to the end of this. We love how far you've come and hope you can finish this, good luck man!
To make that theory even more ridiculous, just add the shera remake. Think about it. Both animals and humans have at multiple points in time left earth, seeding various planets in the process, where some evolve and others dont, creating new animals but aslo sentient races. In the show theres at least cat- squid- lizard- scorpion- deer(or goat)- and moth-people. And eveantually the galaxy is endangered by a hivemind dedicated to eradicating all life to purify it. A powerfull being that tries to controll death. What if they failed to contain Mort on earth, but still phisically limit him?
13:50 THIS IS A MASTERPIECE if the theorizer ever stops making videos for some reason (probably from going schizophrenic) he can always become a rapper
@@nahhhhhhhh271 Someone else explained it better, but in the show, it's stated multiple times that King Julien is inbred. King Julien also looks nothing like his father and everything like his uncle. Uncle King Julien also called his sister "babe" once. King Julien's mother, after she had the child, didn't want people to know, so they put it under the covers, and put on a prestigious facade. It could also explain why King Julien's a little stupid, him being an incestous child. It's partially why Uncle King Julien is so bitter, too.
The Theorizer: “I have yet to discover a more powerful character in the entirety of DreamWorks” The actual Abrahamic God in Prince of Egypt: “Am I a joke to you?”
The Dragons Rescue Riders on Netflix is made by Dreamworks it has humans talking and understanding dragons. there is a human who try is to get rid of the dragons
Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts is a Dreamworks property whose entire premise is literally that humans are trying to prevent intelligent animals from being the dominant race. If Kong Fu Panda takes place in the far future after animals already took over, it could well be that Kipo could be something of an intermediary step between intelligent animals being normalized to intelligent animals becoming all there is. I have some ideas for a much more grandiose timeline which I'll be outlining in a separate comment EDIT: I'm looking through Dreamworks properties and also listed here is Rocky & Bullwinkle which takes place in the same world as Mr Peabody & Sherman
Actually, I made a timeline in which I theorized that some big event had happened (like a mass alien invasion started by Monsters vs Aliens) that had wiped out almost all of humanity. Maybe Kipo takes place during the later parts of this "rapture?"
@The Theorizer when you said dawn of the croods my mind instantly darted to something: 1. Eep, the main main character, has red hair. She also tries to become a hunter at any cost 2. All the animals are evolved physically and are smarter, and the humans try to kill them at any cost
Here is my proposed definitive timeline (I have not seen all the movies, but based on the content of each movie it isn't hard to see where each movie fits) As a side note, the Dreamworks timeline is parallel to our own; I say this based on the existence of the Soviet Union in All Hail King Julien, which appears to take place in the early 2000's. Since it leads right into the first Madagascar movie, it can be concluded that the Soviet Union never fell. Earliest to latest: The Croods franchise (early humans, might even be neanderthals, outcompeting animals in the race to dominate the world) The Prince of Egypt (skipping forward many thousand years, this movie is just a biblical story which is the same as ours in this alternate timeline) How to Train your Dragon (the height of the viking age, these vikings are very isolated and come into contact with a hyper-intelligent mutation of reptiles - they could even be aliens, which would mark the first brush with alien-kind) The Road to El Dorado (the age of exploration, conquistadors, etc.) - Sinbad could also go here, and the presence of fantastical elements in Sinbad could be alien, or there are just fantastical beings in this alternate timeline Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (19th century United States) Rise of the Guardians (this movie is a weird one, since it is the second instance of the fantastical after Sinbad, but it looks like it takes place in late 20th century/early 21st century America) Antz/Over the Hedge (it looks like 21st century/late 20th century America; whether insects or chordates gained intelligence first, I do not know) The Boss Baby (honestly this movie could go anywhere between Rise of the Guardians and Madagascar but this movie doesn't seem as technologically advanced as the other 'later' films) Bee Movie (sentient bees, would make sense to come out after Antz because bees and ants are in the same phylogenetic order, Hymenoptera) The entire Madagascar franchise (all classes of animals appear to have gained sentience but - except for possibly insects - cannot communicate with humans; animals become dangerously smart; height of the campaign of Mort) Turbo (could take place some time within the Madagascar timeline; has some technological advancement not present in the Madagascar franchise) Megamind (first affirmative visit of Earth by aliens) Abominable (the yeti could be an alien - or a magical creature, since that is plausible in this timeline - and the city in which the main character lives in appears to be more futuristic than the city in Megamind) Home (second affirmative visit of Earth by aliens - also, the planet looks quite different from the other movies, but is not as technologically advanced as Mr. Peabody and Sherman) Mr. Peabody and Sherman (I honestly didn't know where to place this one, since time travel is incredibly technologically advanced; the dog is also quite anthropomorphic and can communicate with humans, but this is more likely a rarity, the ability to walk upright and communicate with humans has appeared multiple times in this timeline) Monsters vs Aliens (complete alien invasion, also has monsters which could be mutated humans/animals or different types of aliens) In this part of the timeline I believe that a sort of "rapture" has occurred. Probably induced by the first major alien invasion of Monsters vs Aliens, more alien species have attempted to invade Earth, failing, but ultimately wiping out most of humanity. What remains are animals and certain subsets of humans, and the world has been thrown back into a stone age. To adapt to this rapture, humans have split up and evolved differently - perhaps leading to different races such as "ogres" and "trolls." This section of the timeline also sees the third instance of the fantastical, in Shrek, so maybe magic is just of second nature to this universe. The Shrek franchise (I already explained everything above; Donkey and Puss are very anthropomorphic and can communicate with humans - this fits in the timeline of animal advancement in this universe) The Trolls franchise (the last of the true humans have finally died out, leaving only these strange creatures that may or may not have once been human) Here, I think a second rapture happened, maybe a natural disaster, wiping out all non-animal beings, including all fairy tale creatures, trolls, ogres, etc. Kung Fu Panda (all of the animals are anthropomorphic to a degree and they build their architecture based on the sparse ruins of human society before them, which is why the buildings in this version of China are all strictly Chinese; this new age of civilization is in what we might consider a medieval or classical period) Shark Tale (the culture is unmistakably modern, reminiscent of the culture of us modern humans, meaning that this collective animal society has gone through the same societal progression as the humans did before them; Shark Tale takes place many centuries after Kung Fu Panda) As for Mort's quest, it appears he ultimately won. Whether it was his proverbial - or literal - hand that guided the aliens to cause humanity's rapture, or merely fate, it seems that our eldritch-god-turned-unassuming-mouse-lemur is the true victor of the Dreamworks timeline.
My only problem with this is the placement of shark tale in the timeline as, though never making on screen appearances, humans do show up occasionally. I would say this means shark tale occurs earlier, at least before the second rapture, and the sentient animals under the sea were able to develop faster because there was less human interference there. It would be a lot harder to send an aquatic verminator.
Exterminator/Zookeeper/whatever else job he's had X tried with desperation and underhanded tactics with skills similar to Chantel Dubois to take down and expose the penguins in TPOM series. When Alice leaves in one episode, X immediately arrives to replace her and leaves the moment she returns.
Dude the Grandma in Madagascar she’s a super human She’s assumably over 65 meaning she wouldn’t be able to do half of the shit she does. She’s able to wipe the floor with Alex a FULLY GROWN ADULT LION and with several other humans Idk man she sus
Shrek very well plays into this, every Shrek Villain is all about stopping Shrek and the other fairytale creatures/intelligent animals from gaining societal power, Lord Farquad holds an event where he wants to enslave as many fairytale creatures as possible and he later on insults Shrek and tries to have his guards kill him twice, Fairy Godmother turns intelligent animals or fairytale creatures into humans so they’re no longer a threat and part of the rising animal society and is trying to keep Shrek away from gaining power in the kingdom, Prince Charming plans to kill Shrek in front of everyone in the kingdom because he’s become too powerful as the king and being loved by society in that movie, and even Rumplestiltskin makes deals to compensate with the fairytale creatures to keep them at bay and he enslaves the ogres and there’s literally an underground resistance army of the remaining ogres in Shrek 4. Oh yeah, it’s all coming together.
No idea if this adds to anything but I just thought of it so- In AHKJ the underground bell people are a bunch of snails that escaped being eaten by the French generations ago. At the end of Monsters vs Aliens, Ginormica and Co. are sent off to stop a giant, radioactive snail that had fallen into a nuclear reactor and is on it's way to Paris. Humans in AHKJ were wearing hazmat suits while on the island, possibly indicating that the island may be radioactive or contain nuclear substances. Do what you will with this information, just a fun thought
Wallace and Gromit WereRabbit - Humans and Rabbits switch brains, gaining Tracking powers, WereRabbit is Hunted by Victor Quartermane who previously tried to exterminate rabbits
This happens with all Lovecraftian beasts, there is nothing surprising about it. There is only dread, there is only terror, there is only Mort. Mort the Ominous lurks in the dark, looking for souls to devour.
There's a link between Flushed Away and Madagascar: Tabitha from Flushed Away has an Alex plush toy from Madagascar, she's probably been to Central Park
Uh, haven’t you seen that the theorizer has a TON of Disney and Pixar theories. Disney puts as much if not MORE effort into their movies than dreamworks.
Love how the fact that Mort is a multiversal conquerer gets a “not making this up” disclaimer
I know. It is such old news.
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios I watch All Hail King Julien all the dang time. Even I can recognize that that totally sounds like a joke someone would make
B.
Mort is a master manipulator but theorierser figured him out.
@@thevioletskull8158 mort is a muted master manipulator *
THE LINCHPIN IS THAT **EVERY TIME** ANIMALS RISE UP, THERE'S A HUMAN JUST WAITING THERE TO STOP THEM, WITH UTMOST **DESPERATION** AND **UNDERHANDEDNESS**
Me thinks about it: doesn't that mean the theorizer is yet another
@@wadefischer4805 *EVERY TIME*
If he had 5 bucks for every time he said that sentence, he would be making this vid in his mansion with a self typing laptop.
SO DESPERATE,MY GOD
@@arifhussaon9897He only said it like 3 times. I hope mansions stay that price forever then
Animals:
>See French person
>Day ruined.
They’re just like me!!!
What If It’s someone with french ancestry? What then? Is their day ruined... I don’t want to make my pets have a bad day.
@@RaraZeCat I guess maybe their day would be slightly inconvenienced then
@@lucass5980 oh that’s a little better
Also F.E.E.T.
The Theorizer: "This is about to go from 0 to 100 and I wouldn't have it any other way" *takes a deep breath*
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Truer words have never been spoken
That was a great add cut it had me laughing thru the entire commercial
Oml that happened to me
For me, it was a Trojan Condom commercial where the guy was aggressively inhaling and exhaling. Deadass, I died of laughter. Lol
@@kennythetrend3688 lol
"Dreamworks: Everything is Connected"
Pixar Theory: *Hey, I've seen this one*
Disney theory:
Marvel: hold my beer
Y’know, I only just saw this series a few days ago and he already uploads.
The SCP foundation: y'all guys have connected timelines
Kim Jong-un did you get your meme supplies
Chicken Run is a movie that's also made by Dreamworks where the chicken have human teeth and complete sentience, and yet are being killed by the humans in a farm setting. Ants is a movie where it shows the insects have human intelligence as well.
The theory would explain why Mrs. Tweedy is so committed to killing those chickens despite their clear sentience. If we’re including Aardman movies then the Wallace & Gromit movie would also fit well. Victor Quartermaine doesn’t like the non-lethal way Wallace captures rabbits. Then when he hears about a huge mutated rabbit, he becomes obsessed with killing it.
@@thekrakenexperiment280 And that's just from that movie, there's also the incidents involving Feathers McGraw, Shaun the Sheep, Preston the android Bulldog, Fluffles the poodle, and of course Gromit himself.
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios It's actually made by DreamWorks Studios and Aardman Animation! This means you could tie in the other movie by Ardman Animation as well.
I love chicken run
@@BlackKnightOfTheWind Shaun the sheep was what I was thinking too lol
When the theorizer has finnally fallen deep enough to make sense lol
Same
Or we've fallen mad enough to his level
@@matthewflugstad8023 I have
Eh who knows prolly we have fallen enough to understand him
@@ThePlayer-xz6rw sounds like the most likely explanation
The entire kingdom of farquad was trying to suppress fairytale charactors
Every time
10,000 IQ
Oh lord no
Lord Farquad sending all the fairytale characters to Shrek's swamp might be a reference to a historical event when minorities were put in ghetto's.. which gives the scene where they are being sold (that scene where Donkey can fly) some darker implications...
@joseph smith Hell while Farquad is far from a legitimate French name, it's obviously intended to "sound French", might be a leap though.
The vikings like in how to train your dragon eventually went where? Normandy FRANCE the time line is emerging!
proof
Oh, lord
@@beancandev7818 you mean "oh, Mort"
Genius!!!!!!
Fun fact: the lawyer in the bee movie who is against Barry benson is lawyer Montgomery. The name Montgomery comes from OLD FRENCH ORIGIN.
It's always the Ranks o_o
OH FUUUUCK
Top ten rappers Eminem was too afraid to diss
Why'd you have to go and make things so complicated? I see the way you're acting like you're somebody else. Gets me frustrated. Just admit that you love the videos I make, my dear jaxk
I was gonna say that- ;-;
Mort is a rapper now!?
@@survivalplayer2203 first like 👍🏾 40 seconds
@@PeterGriffin11 no Grandma the theorizer is
Another evidence for the French theory is that in Home, the Boov set up their capitol hub in Paris.
Holyfuck I remember that with the Eiffel Tower chase scene; something's definitely up in France
@@pulsjax8003 yeahhhh, this is a rabbit hole
Madagascar official language is french…
@@Enfixation This comment deserves more recognition!!!
@@pulsjax8003 also Mort is a French word. It all links back to the French
That rap kind of fire doe.
How tf does this have 100 likes
@@enon8116 IDK
True
Right?
@@amandaotwell4545 I’ll give you a subscriber bc ima simp
DreamWorks into a huge universe:
"Exist"
Theorizer:
Were in endgame
*exists
*we're
This comment is less coherent than the video
This comment makes no sense and has nothing to do with the video
I can’t tell if this man is a genius or crazy enough that he just makes sense
Edit: actually he’s both and I think his insanity boosts his genius
Other edit: crazy not insane I know what insane is it just sounds better
Both.
#1 then became #2 because of mort
Look at their compilations, it's both.
yes
Obviously both
Definitely look into the How to train Your Dragon Spinoffs. Its discussed that Night Furies (Toothless' Species) are Hyper intelligent (in some cases more so than humans) and are quite literally powered by plasma, can flawlessly ecolocate, can manipulate lightning, turn invisible, and fly faster than the speed of sound. Not to mention the Vikings call it "The unholy offspring of lightning and Death itself." I dont know about you, but that sounds EXACTLY like the Perfect Hell Monster to combat the humans. Plus the board game "Maces and Talons" is present in a few other properties like Trollhunters. All I'm saying is the How to Train Your Dragon (DreamWorks) films and shorts have a LOT of deep lore that can connect and explain a lot in DreamWorks
Id argue that the third movie removed that idea by then equating dragons, including night furies to the intelligence of a dog to the point that Hiccup literally plays fetch with Toothless when in the second movie they were clearly equal partners to the point of basic communication and understanding. The third movie really did kill our boy.
@@thesun5275 true if you just go by the movies. However in the shows, many people are outsmarted by strike class dragons (namely toothless and the skrill). This could either be hyperintelligence or said humans being below average intellect. Intelligence and "animalistic behaviors" are not inherently separate, but I do understand your point from the third film.
@@thesun5275Playing fetch doesn't mean Toothless isn't intelligent. That clearly carries through the whole trilogy, dragons are sentient
He's slowly and slowly sacrificing his own sanity to reveal to us the shocking truths. give that man what he deserves!
His Sanity is already GONE
A padded cell?
can we get
"THE LINCHPIN IS THAT EVERYTIME ANIMALS RISE UP, THERE'S A HUMAN JUST WAITING THERE TO STOP THEM, WITH UTMOST DESPERATION AND UNDERHANDEDNESS."
t-shirts?
Honestly the third time it almost felt like he was saying it like some sort of chant...
Ok I wasn’t the only one thinking that
So agreeable idea
People out to stop animals that have French last names, sacrebleu
* sacrebleu ;)
@@sophiepomerleau708 right, thanks for the help
I... I don't know what to say. I feel like this guy is trying to play his theory off as satirically intense but secretly believes all of it and will defend it to the death 😂
That is... Exactly correct. Though I more believe in my own ability to connect it all, as opposed to it actually being planned by Dreamworks. That’s the point that seems to confuse people lol
At this point.... In seriously worried about the damage Mort has done to your sanity....
You want to reconsider what you say. -he hears you.-
The Prince of Egypt: literally full miraculous acts of god. Probably not connected to the other films.
The Road to El Dorado: the main horse of the film is rather smart. The main characters tried using an apple to bribe the horse and get a pry-bar. It instead brought them the keys to the cell. The main villain possesses magical abilities strong enough to control a stone jaguar. He also uses a book depicting spells and gods and talks about “the age of the jaguar.”
Kipo and the age of the wonderbeasts: Mutant animals rise up and drive humanity underground. They take over the earth and reuse many human inventions left behind (cats became lumberjacks, wolfs become scientists, skunks become a biker gang, etc.) The main character, a half human half jaguar, unites both humans and mutants.
Chicken Run: a band of chickens plan a prison break from a chicken farm. They manage to build an airplane with their chicken coops, and fly it.
Wallace and Gromit: in the Madagascar penguins in a Christmas caper, Wallace, Gromit, and the main chicken from chicken run are seen in one of Nana’s photos.
Flushed Away: Rats literally build an underground city underneath London.
Rise of the Guardians: based on a series of books with lots of lore I’m not familiar with. It explores the origins of Santa Clause, Easter Bunny, Tooth Fairy, Sandman, and the man in the moon.
Trolls: in a few scenes in the first film, there are what seems like remnants of human civilization scattered outside of Bergen town.
Trollhunters series: Where do I begin? Magical trolls, aliens with a mysterious connection to the trolls, and the recent show “Wizards” reveals a secret order of primordial demigods bent on destroying the world and remaking it in their image.
we need a kipo and troll hunters theroy
This comment needs to come to the attention of the theorizer as soon as possible if he hasn’t seen or noticed it already
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios enlighten me
@@Ray-hx3rm me waiting...
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios nice
"It's about to from 0 - 100 and I wouldn't have it any other way"
* Ad about relaxing starts *
That's just to make sure you're all the way at zero so he can go to one hundred from.
Dude I got one about Malignant and then a soap so I got it backwards
I definitely think you should look closer into the How to Train Your Dragon universe. We see humans trying to work closely and even symbiotically with dragons, such as Valka, the Wingmaidens, and Mala’s people from Race to the Edge. Also, When Stoick says that he “should have seen the signs” of Hiccup befriending Toothless, it implies that people have befriended dragons against the wishes of the general public before-and that this has happened so often that hallmark behaviors are obvious.
In the prequel short of Home , called "Almost Home" , one of the aliens is taken by the claws of a creature that looks the same as Astrid's Dragon from How to Train your Dragon
See for yourselves: m.th-cam.com/video/ShNmekPX9HQ/w-d-xo.html it's around 2:10
Omg you’re right, the leg/claws that grab him are literally a Nadder’s :0
Well httyd takes place in the Viking age but they are more advanced than the real one
@@celestialdiscord2716 just because it takes place in the past doesn’t mean that the dragons can’t be aliens from another planet
@@MiloMurphysLaw parallel universe
@@MiloMurphysLaw so they are more advanced than us therefore inter dimensional travel with the dragons
Theorizer! This is an important one: the Captain Underpants series S3 E2. The astute animal aggressors I believe fit this mold you’ve described
He has that type of voice that’s serious to the point where everything makes sense yet he seems like he’s descending into madness
His serious voice makes it so much funnier when he starts laughing and or cry from the mortiverse
You know, I think the linchpin might be that every time animals rise up, there is a human just waiting there to stop them, with utmost desperation and underhandedness.
"This is about to go from 0 to 100, and I wouldn't have it any other way."
*sharp breathe in
*cut to Domino's ad with a car in a god damn tornado*
2 movies. 1: Chicken run. 2: Flushed away.
You're welcome.
AND WALLACE AND GROMIT
Hmm well there was the French frog squad from Flushed Away,, They weren’t human, but they were still also trying to get rid of other sentient animals, the rats.
I just imagine the Theorizer being a thin guy with cracked glasses, constant shivers form insanity and ect, an old tattered labcoat, and like three rooms that are just corkboards with red string and all his theories set out in a series of clusters of images he printed out or drew himself.
and i absolutely love it please never become sane, man
Father you have blessed us once again with your insane theories that are actually (theoretically) true. I anxiously await your return.
I just love how he stammers at “work”
Like my man doesn’t even know what the hell he’s doing anymore😂😂😂👏
8:25 it could just be that Dreamworks likes to have animal protagonists and human antagonists because animals are cute and humans arent. But... It doesnt not check out.
9:22 I wonder if Dreamworks secretly hates french people...
Does somebody knows if Jeffrey Katzemberg worked or had any involvement on The Beauty and The Beast and/or The Huntchback of Notre Damme before leaving Disney? You know, two films set on France, whose villains are (respectively) an extraordinary hunter and an obsessive religious zealot
Remember this famous quote from the Theorizer always remember it. “The linchpin is that every time animals rise up, there’s a human just waiting to stop them, with utmost desperation and underhandedness”
I really wanna know who is the Theorizer’s plug(drug man) cause he giving out the good stuff. every video the Theorizer gets more and more psycho
Swear this is such a greedy statement but i need you to post more of these fucking videos mate. Shit gives me life 😂
This shit is the highlight of my day when it comes out
Watch all 5 seasons of All Hail King Julien every morning before work. Mort is something...
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios I never said he was the literal embodiment of death, he's just strange and creepy in the show and it's fun to speculate.
This crazy series makes rewatching all the films 100 times better! Also, to any who left the video before it ended, y'all are missing out.
might i also bring to light that in HTTYD2, Toothless mocks Hiccup by saying "baby boo" before dangling him off the edge of a cliff. They are learning.. rising
all in all this series is hilariously interesting and im all here for it
I like your theory on Megamind where if anyone got Metroman’s powers they would be the villain like What if Roxanne Richie gets the power instead of Hal Stewart?
Megamind falls in love with Hal Stewart obviously
@@ninealpha9562 well I would think that Roxanne would try and kill Megamind because everyone thinks Metroman is dead
As a life-long psychology geek, I could go on a tangent about why this guy is so obsessed with unraveling films and shows -- as a matter of fact, I think I will.
Bear with me.
It's all a search for meaning. Stories are what hold our sanity intact in a world that, through entropy, consistently gets more and more chaotic. Stories are the only way the human consciousness knows how to make sense of the world: good people, bad people, antiheroes, missions, quests, survival, higher intelligence and higher powers, magic, gods, the unexplainable... it's *all we understand* of the world, and it's all in story form. THAT'S why films, shows, and books are so popular; they portray the story arcs we see in real life and help them *make more sense.*
Now, **I** theorize that someone like The Theorizer is so unusually wrapped up in these stories because his search for meaning in his real life is even more deep and desperate than most people's. It's a common thing for artist souls -- which uncoincidentally is why they're the ones who tend to write their *own* stories. Humans with higher degrees of intelligence, openness, and creativity see the world more truly for the chaotic and convoluted story arc it is, and consequently are most desperate in their search for meaning.
This is my grand theory, as a life-long psychology geek: for The Theorizer, this deeper need for meaning comes out in how hard he works to unravel and connect these *fictional* stories. They're his way of trying to unravel real life's meaning, in a second-hand and quite possibly *subconcious* fashion.
In fact, it's what most of the kind of people who watch channels like this are doing -- including me.
I have a bad vibe that he is actually a Freemason. Especially with his new digital mysterious persona.
There is a deeper mystery lingering with him than with the movies he talks about.
In Wallace And Gromit, Gromit the Dog is literally ACTING LIKE WALLACE! LIKE A HUMAN! He dosen't even eat like a dog!
even the storks movie have talking animals that deliver babies maybe it's a prequel to boss baby or boss baby is a sequel to storks
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios Yes you are insane
@@peanutjesus7884 Storks isn't made by Dreamworks, so it cannot be connected to Dreamworks movies
This is the theorizers version of fnaf which seemingly gains more and more lore and evidence through the day that is driving him nuts like Fnaf does to Matpat
I was looking forward to this. Let's see how Shrek and Madagascar are connecting.
Puss in Boots. He was in the show twice.
@@spleenslegday9760 yeah but Shrek is all like fairy tale creatures and stuff
@@MiloMurphysLaw I reckon that far far away is going to be some kind of alternate dimension, and Puss in Boots came through via the portal that is shown in the fifth season of Puss in Boots. It has shown a lot of similarities with the portal in season 4 episode 10 of All Hail King Julien, except that it wasn't manmade, (Can one say manmade if the object in question hasn't been built by humans?) but supernatural.
@@spleenslegday9760 he....he what 😀
@@calypsovaldez8170 As I said, transdimensional portals.
Another instance is Flushed Away, an underground rat city, and FRENCH FROGS, as well as Singing Slugs
I didn't expect a bop 😳
Theorizer's methods are only controversial to those who lack imagination.
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Hello, and once again. Welcome to The Theoriser’s Library of Insanity, please exit your Aperture Laboratory verified Relaxation Pod. He has dropped a new video.
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I'm so happy that I saw your pfp
Doesn’t Dreamworks have a Netflix show called Kipo about advanced animals suppressing humans?
Here it is. The moment we've anticipated since episode one
Edit: Ok screw the Pixar Theory. This is utterly bigger and definitely more interesting
Yeaaa
Ikr
I feel like that Antz and The Bee Movie show that insects gained intelligence faster than all other animals because they have MUCH smaller brains than pretty much the entire animal kingdom. When Mort split off his intelligence it gravitated towards insects first because they’re easy to “complicate” and because insects make up a HUGE portion of the animal kingdom so that means more number for Mort right off the bat.
Now we wonder how you could connect movies like Kung Fu Panda and Megamind...
Edit: great, you just proved that Kung Fu Panda takes place in the future...
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios alright... could you send a link please
@@ShockwaveFPSStudios Thanks
Yes Kung Fu Panda actually takes place in the furthest in the future the animals wiped out the humans eventually and with the help of Mort
Yes Kung Fu Panda takes place in ancient china but I just want everybody to know that just after the animals wiped out the humans they pretty much destroyed the world so the animals had to restart history and start from scratch and that's how Kung Fu Panda happens
That time in All Hail King Julien where the scientists kept abducting Mort makes much more sense now!
In the Bee Movie - A bear identical to Vincent is held in court in the Bee Movie, and Ken is a person with hatred for Bees
Oh, yes. A man slowly loosing his mind over intrincate connections of silly little goofy characters, my favorite.
I love how he becomes more deranged with each video.
You know, this guy takes everything we see and just makes it all canon. There's no assuming something is a joke, inconsistent writing, or nothing being planned. It's beautiful watching, not quite the most normal thing but yeah, it's cool
I made the mistake of having the volume all the way up while wearing headphones
Do a theroy on Trollhunters. The lore in that series is immense. It also shows the powers of magic and technology and the everlasting battle between humanity and the underground trolls simular to humans vs animals. Then do 3 below, the alien spin off which shows the power of tech and sorta coincides with the megamind and monster vs. aliens thing. Then do wizards that combine the series in a infinity war type series that explains the past and explains long history of humans vs animals. It all builds up for one fight. the Troll hunters movie.....
*I thought the Shrek music cult made no sense but, now that I watch this, I realize I was right.*
what do you mean
@@piglin469 Not that hard to understand ;/
@@JoeMama-kj7bq OK
@@piglin469 You just have to watch the videos in the playlist.
@@JoeMama-kj7bq nein
Spirit: Humans keep trying to capture wild horses
Flushed Away: Intelligent Rats and Toads living in London's sewer. On of the villains in the movie is a french frog named Le Frog
The bad guys: isn't out yet but has anthropomorphic animals
Tales of Arcadia (Trollhunters, 3Below, and Wizards): all have to do with the supernatural
Misc. Short films (Bilby, Rocky and Bullwinkle, First Flight, Bird Karma): all have to so with animals
Father of the Pride: an animated Sitcom about talking white Lion's who perform in Vegas
I love this channel lmao just cuz this guy is so insane that its actually entertaining
*sniffs*
slams file on a round table surrounded with chat members
clears throat
"The Theorizer is mort"
OH MY GOD: Mr. Peabody was almost executed by a French man.
He saved himself with a cantaloupe, a fruit as well as pointed out by someone in a different video
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power was really the only piece of Dreamworks Media I've watched recently, and it was amazing. However, now I can't stop thinking about how the Netflix Series has animals that are either: 1: Not vocal or sentient. 2. Only sentient when in contact with She-Ra's magic. 3: Animals that are half human, and half animal, that can change back, or are just stuck that way. Or 4: Are born anthropomorphic, and are as equal to humans, and are natural inhabitants of the Planet Etheria, where the villain is basically an alien called Hoard Prime who is a universal conqueror and is all HEAVILY EMBEDED with occultist symbolism! (Spoilers, btw, for fans of the series that have not yet finished it PLEASE STOP READINIG NOW AT THIS LINE, AND FINISH, THEN COME BACK TO THIS COMMENT.)_______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
I love this show, and I am a fan too, otherwise, why else would I be mentioning this in grave detail? Ready? Good! Let's boost!
Now to sum it up, in the franchise, Adora, a human child, is brought into the world of Etheria by Hoardak, an alien who has set on Etheria to conquer it, and uses her as a weapon, until she finds a sword, which as an ancient piece of "first one's tech", and well, let's just say, it ties into the whole "Conspiracies/Universe is a Hologram bit", where she has to use "magic" to defeat his BROTHER he has been trying to contact throughout the series, and is, get this, a universal HIVEMIND called Hoard Prime who has created clones and upon clones of himself, which is basically what the Alien "Hoard" consists of! Sorry to explain it, without making much sense, as I feel like I'm the only one here that has watched it and enjoyed it this much, and I would highly recommend it..... for anyone who is into conspiracy theories, or is a woman in need of a coming out story (I was both, so I self imprint. Let us have a silent moment of shame) but he is basically this theory AS IS. Hoard Prime basically conquered the universe by enslaving the inhabitants of each planet with a parasitic chip containing a green serum juice that is his personality (if this is not in fact, all he really is, is just the serum, itself, like a DNA sample with a virus that went hieghwire, took a life of it's own, and destroyed the inhabitants from the inside out, as played out in the Princesses of Power, like some kind of ungodly parasite). All too similar to what Mort has done (the sheer fact that Mort is a lemur from Madagascar, and is the Adam and Eve to the animals, ties this to the fabled sunken island of Lumeria, and it unnerves me). So thankfully, She-Ra destroyed Prime, now, there are really no mentions of animal uprisings here. However, I still find it coincidental that they conquered Scorpia's kingdom, and made their base there (as her name implies, half scorpion), and took advantage of her rune stone, and suppressed her completely her whole life, she, the princess, being the first to be raised to willingly fight with the hoard as a soldier. However, Scorpia is not the only animal human/hybrid there. There is a lizard, who is sentient, but can't speak human, and there is my favorite character in the series, who plays out as a main, yet more minor antagonist, Catra, who is the only fully fledged animal human (cat girl) that can fully speak human, but she is not magic. However, the only fully fledged animal/human hybrid that can use magic is... *sigh*..... A shapeshifting lizard person named Double Trouble. There is also in instance where Adora (She-Ra) zaps a lizard with her magic power, giving it a unicorn horn and wings. I don't understand why it didn't just turn it into a dragon which would have been cooler and more sensible, giving that this was the SAME magic to turn a horse into a alpicorn, and give it the ability to speak, tethering him to She-Ra (and just like donkey, is her best friend, and won't shut up throughout the series). There is ancient records of dragons existing in Etheria (and being the animal companion for the original She-Ra, who carried the sword/magic/first one's tech before her), but no dragons seen. I wonder if this could somehow be connected with Shrek, or How to Train your Dragon, but I will leave that for you, Theorizer. Now I do find it interesting that plays out in the entire series, shaping our heroes and villains, makes me think of the whole plot of Megamind. How Metroman is given the upper hand, and Megamind is repressed and gets the shaft reminds me of how Adora is always given the upper hand, and how Catra is repressed and abused by the system, and brainwashed (like how Megamind was). Now it is explained why Adora is treated so special (*cough, cough*- CHOSEN ONE!), but why treat Catra so differently? Could this explain how humanity in the Dreamworks AU is constantly afraid of a hostile alien take over, as literally seen taking place in She-Ra and the Princesses of Power, where your theory partially, yet inherently just "plays out"? I also wonder (if possible) Hoard Prime is just Mort, or only, a horrifying thought, actually only just a FRACTION of his soul essence and what it can really do to a society and planet, like Etheria, and if Earth is next on the hitlist! YES, I'm just as insane as you! But Kung Fu Panda taking place in the same universe kind of debunks the connection (yet, again, there is the "Jade" warrior, who has green eyes, and uses Jade to turn people against one another and corrupts their soul in a similar fashion, but not still working well, idk, Theorizer, if you or anyone can keep up to date with Mort and the color green, please let me know. Thanks!).
You should make a mort roast sound track
He’s already done one. It’s on his second channel. Enjoy and please, destroy that like button.
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I can’t wait for the reveal that The Theorizer is a part of the Dreamworks universe as well
I am the Dreamworks universe. You see, this is all just a highly convincing fan fiction of my own creation. Evidence is an illusion; A confidence trick.
Hell, even Mouse Hunt would count towards this theory of intelligent animal repression
beautiful as always my great friend The Theorizer, your determination is unbound and endless to get to the end of this. We love how far you've come and hope you can finish this, good luck man!
To make that theory even more ridiculous, just add the shera remake. Think about it. Both animals and humans have at multiple points in time left earth, seeding various planets in the process, where some evolve and others dont, creating new animals but aslo sentient races. In the show theres at least cat- squid- lizard- scorpion- deer(or goat)- and moth-people. And eveantually the galaxy is endangered by a hivemind dedicated to eradicating all life to purify it. A powerfull being that tries to controll death. What if they failed to contain Mort on earth, but still phisically limit him?
13:50 THIS IS A MASTERPIECE
if the theorizer ever stops making videos for some reason (probably from going schizophrenic) he can always become a rapper
Oh God hes back at it here is my Theroy.
He's doing all this from a Padded Room in a Straight Jacket lol.
Respect and keep up the epic work.
i love the absolute unhingedness of these videos
My theory: King Julien's father isn't his real father. Uncle King Julien is.
Explain?
@@nahhhhhhhh271
Someone else explained it better, but in the show, it's stated multiple times that King Julien is inbred. King Julien also looks nothing like his father and everything like his uncle. Uncle King Julien also called his sister "babe" once. King Julien's mother, after she had the child, didn't want people to know, so they put it under the covers, and put on a prestigious facade. It could also explain why King Julien's a little stupid, him being an incestous child.
It's partially why Uncle King Julien is so bitter, too.
@@emmytweetie2177 Hasburgs
The Theorizer: “I have yet to discover a more powerful character in the entirety of DreamWorks”
The actual Abrahamic God in Prince of Egypt: “Am I a joke to you?”
Fool. Mort is more powerful than God.
Yes, yes you are, mort is far beyond any other beings power
@@ab-wj8yg What's DIO and what do you mean by GER?
@@cedartheyeah.justyeah.3967 its from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure
@@ab-wj8yg actually I think that DIO over heaven beats GER in the eyes of heaven game, with his ability to overwrite reality with his punches
Its honestly disturbing how much time has been spent on these theories...
*still cool tho* !
The Dragons Rescue Riders on Netflix is made by Dreamworks it has humans talking and understanding dragons. there is a human who try is to get rid of the dragons
Hmmmmm
Babar...
makes me nostalgic for Qubo
"this will end up being 25 parts" meanwhile me, seeing part 26 and knowing it isn't even done yer
Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts is a Dreamworks property whose entire premise is literally that humans are trying to prevent intelligent animals from being the dominant race. If Kong Fu Panda takes place in the far future after animals already took over, it could well be that Kipo could be something of an intermediary step between intelligent animals being normalized to intelligent animals becoming all there is. I have some ideas for a much more grandiose timeline which I'll be outlining in a separate comment
EDIT: I'm looking through Dreamworks properties and also listed here is Rocky & Bullwinkle which takes place in the same world as Mr Peabody & Sherman
Actually, I made a timeline in which I theorized that some big event had happened (like a mass alien invasion started by Monsters vs Aliens) that had wiped out almost all of humanity. Maybe Kipo takes place during the later parts of this "rapture?"
@The Theorizer when you said dawn of the croods my mind instantly darted to something:
1. Eep, the main main character, has red hair. She also tries to become a hunter at any cost
2. All the animals are evolved physically and are smarter, and the humans try to kill them at any cost
The old lady trying to get rid of donkey in shrek? Donkey can talk and the old lady wants to suppress and expose him
Theorizer videos are so entertaining as well as fascinating with what he unfolds
Here is my proposed definitive timeline (I have not seen all the movies, but based on the content of each movie it isn't hard to see where each movie fits)
As a side note, the Dreamworks timeline is parallel to our own; I say this based on the existence of the Soviet Union in All Hail King Julien, which appears to take place in the early 2000's. Since it leads right into the first Madagascar movie, it can be concluded that the Soviet Union never fell.
Earliest to latest:
The Croods franchise (early humans, might even be neanderthals, outcompeting animals in the race to dominate the world)
The Prince of Egypt (skipping forward many thousand years, this movie is just a biblical story which is the same as ours in this alternate timeline)
How to Train your Dragon (the height of the viking age, these vikings are very isolated and come into contact with a hyper-intelligent mutation of reptiles - they could even be aliens, which would mark the first brush with alien-kind)
The Road to El Dorado (the age of exploration, conquistadors, etc.) - Sinbad could also go here, and the presence of fantastical elements in Sinbad could be alien, or there are just fantastical beings in this alternate timeline
Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (19th century United States)
Rise of the Guardians (this movie is a weird one, since it is the second instance of the fantastical after Sinbad, but it looks like it takes place in late 20th century/early 21st century America)
Antz/Over the Hedge (it looks like 21st century/late 20th century America; whether insects or chordates gained intelligence first, I do not know)
The Boss Baby (honestly this movie could go anywhere between Rise of the Guardians and Madagascar but this movie doesn't seem as technologically advanced as the other 'later' films)
Bee Movie (sentient bees, would make sense to come out after Antz because bees and ants are in the same phylogenetic order, Hymenoptera)
The entire Madagascar franchise (all classes of animals appear to have gained sentience but - except for possibly insects - cannot communicate with humans; animals become dangerously smart; height of the campaign of Mort)
Turbo (could take place some time within the Madagascar timeline; has some technological advancement not present in the Madagascar franchise)
Megamind (first affirmative visit of Earth by aliens)
Abominable (the yeti could be an alien - or a magical creature, since that is plausible in this timeline - and the city in which the main character lives in appears to be more futuristic than the city in Megamind)
Home (second affirmative visit of Earth by aliens - also, the planet looks quite different from the other movies, but is not as technologically advanced as Mr. Peabody and Sherman)
Mr. Peabody and Sherman (I honestly didn't know where to place this one, since time travel is incredibly technologically advanced; the dog is also quite anthropomorphic and can communicate with humans, but this is more likely a rarity, the ability to walk upright and communicate with humans has appeared multiple times in this timeline)
Monsters vs Aliens (complete alien invasion, also has monsters which could be mutated humans/animals or different types of aliens)
In this part of the timeline I believe that a sort of "rapture" has occurred. Probably induced by the first major alien invasion of Monsters vs Aliens, more alien species have attempted to invade Earth, failing, but ultimately wiping out most of humanity. What remains are animals and certain subsets of humans, and the world has been thrown back into a stone age. To adapt to this rapture, humans have split up and evolved differently - perhaps leading to different races such as "ogres" and "trolls." This section of the timeline also sees the third instance of the fantastical, in Shrek, so maybe magic is just of second nature to this universe.
The Shrek franchise (I already explained everything above; Donkey and Puss are very anthropomorphic and can communicate with humans - this fits in the timeline of animal advancement in this universe)
The Trolls franchise (the last of the true humans have finally died out, leaving only these strange creatures that may or may not have once been human)
Here, I think a second rapture happened, maybe a natural disaster, wiping out all non-animal beings, including all fairy tale creatures, trolls, ogres, etc.
Kung Fu Panda (all of the animals are anthropomorphic to a degree and they build their architecture based on the sparse ruins of human society before them, which is why the buildings in this version of China are all strictly Chinese; this new age of civilization is in what we might consider a medieval or classical period)
Shark Tale (the culture is unmistakably modern, reminiscent of the culture of us modern humans, meaning that this collective animal society has gone through the same societal progression as the humans did before them; Shark Tale takes place many centuries after Kung Fu Panda)
As for Mort's quest, it appears he ultimately won. Whether it was his proverbial - or literal - hand that guided the aliens to cause humanity's rapture, or merely fate, it seems that our eldritch-god-turned-unassuming-mouse-lemur is the true victor of the Dreamworks timeline.
My only problem with this is the placement of shark tale in the timeline as, though never making on screen appearances, humans do show up occasionally. I would say this means shark tale occurs earlier, at least before the second rapture, and the sentient animals under the sea were able to develop faster because there was less human interference there. It would be a lot harder to send an aquatic verminator.
@@TiffinVStorm Oh, thanks for the correction!
Exterminator/Zookeeper/whatever else job he's had X tried with desperation and underhanded tactics with skills similar to Chantel Dubois to take down and expose the penguins in TPOM series. When Alice leaves in one episode, X immediately arrives to replace her and leaves the moment she returns.
I love the way he talks, its so dramatic
I absolutely love your videos, and enjoy rewatching all of them, this is a great video, good luck to your next ones
Dude the Grandma in Madagascar she’s a super human
She’s assumably over 65 meaning she wouldn’t be able to do half of the shit she does. She’s able to wipe the floor with Alex a FULLY GROWN ADULT LION and with several other humans
Idk man she sus
Dude that intro was dangerously awesome!
Shrek very well plays into this, every Shrek Villain is all about stopping Shrek and the other fairytale creatures/intelligent animals from gaining societal power, Lord Farquad holds an event where he wants to enslave as many fairytale creatures as possible and he later on insults Shrek and tries to have his guards kill him twice, Fairy Godmother turns intelligent animals or fairytale creatures into humans so they’re no longer a threat and part of the rising animal society and is trying to keep Shrek away from gaining power in the kingdom, Prince Charming plans to kill Shrek in front of everyone in the kingdom because he’s become too powerful as the king and being loved by society in that movie, and even Rumplestiltskin makes deals to compensate with the fairytale creatures to keep them at bay and he enslaves the ogres and there’s literally an underground resistance army of the remaining ogres in Shrek 4. Oh yeah, it’s all coming together.
No idea if this adds to anything but I just thought of it so-
In AHKJ the underground bell people are a bunch of snails that escaped being eaten by the French generations ago. At the end of Monsters vs Aliens, Ginormica and Co. are sent off to stop a giant, radioactive snail that had fallen into a nuclear reactor and is on it's way to Paris. Humans in AHKJ were wearing hazmat suits while on the island, possibly indicating that the island may be radioactive or contain nuclear substances. Do what you will with this information, just a fun thought
I didn’t know fnaf lore was this deep
Wallace and Gromit WereRabbit - Humans and Rabbits switch brains, gaining Tracking powers, WereRabbit is Hunted by Victor Quartermane who previously tried to exterminate rabbits
I will never be able to comprehend the terror that is mort
This happens with all Lovecraftian beasts, there is nothing surprising about it. There is only dread, there is only terror, there is only Mort. Mort the Ominous lurks in the dark, looking for souls to devour.
@@veronicawexel1291 this is much more complicated
If only there was a link with “Flushed Away”
There probably is
@@doomforzombies there might be, it's association with british french
There's a link between Flushed Away and Madagascar: Tabitha from Flushed Away has an Alex plush toy from Madagascar, she's probably been to Central Park
@@matt0477 and the family has movies for shrek and over the hedge.
@@JackTPach and one of the characters are french
*The Theorizer dissing Mort is de best drama ever, better than the Paul brothers, Kardashians, Shane Dawson, The Pals, etc*
Baaaaaars fam🔥🔥
"The evidence cannot be overlooked in my line of work." -the theorizer on why Mort is a God
If only Disney put this much effort into their movies, instead of comparable amounts of money
Uh, haven’t you seen that the theorizer has a TON of Disney and Pixar theories. Disney puts as much if not MORE effort into their movies than dreamworks.
@@a.j.gibson6717 Yeah, but HE has to put the work, and Disney does not run as deep as Dreamworks, or at least not as well.
@@a.j.gibson6717 Most of those are Pixar related and many of their best films were made before they were bought out by Disney.