I can hear the second scientist, the scientist that is supposed to evolve the Sailumin to Braediate yelling "What Quack did this?!" and then going into a furious tirade about how the previous scientist was wrong while 'fixing' the fossil pokemon. x3 I love both Pokemon! I just want to cuddle Sailumin and Braediate is so cool! I would 100% have them on a team they just are so cool looking!
The eyes on Drownormous are extremely well chosen. They appear to be looking down all the time which give it the impression that it's always looming over you, which is exactly what you don't want to see, given how it kills its prey. It honestly wouldn't be out of place in your "Pokemon from Fears" video series. :)
Ok Gamefreak why the hell r u not hiring TH-camrs it's probs cheaper and ppl can vote to see which pkmn should be made canon and we will have the coolest region ever!
I would love to see a version of this where you create the none-corrupted versions of the already existing fossils, given the theory that they’re all part rock because they were revived improperly
Not to mention new versions for the Galarian fossils, maybe ones with the same base stats, but different distributions so as not to make Dracovish even more horrifying than it already is. XD
I made a few ancient Pokemon that had a form where they were imperfectly revived and were rock type, and the other form where they are not rock type and they are perfectly restored. Thats kinda what you were saying right?
These are really cool concepts. My only gripe is the typing inconsistency. Theyre supposed to be counterparts, but one maintains its typing while the other loses dragon for dark.
@@donaldstevens272 fossil Pokémon shouldn’t always be rock type. Bastiodon makes sense but craydilly doesn’t. Craydilly should be grass water, not rock grass as it’s entry said it lived in the water. It is not longer a fossil but rather it’s original Pokémon. It’s not like they keep any rock inspiration after the resurrection
@@neonpenguin0948 Seee, this fits with the idea of "improving" them after they get recreated. Turn fossil into Cradilly, do a sideways evo to make Cradilly less... rock. I feel the need to point out that Gen8 was the gen to introduce lego-fossils that don't actually make proper pokemon. Also their typings are based on which legos were used to make them. Use a fossil fish, get a water-type, etc... But each needs 2 fossils and thus has 2 types. Although some fossils have logic behind why they're rock, so maybe not all of them? But it'd be a neat gimmick to do with a new fossil research place. Hmm...... What secondary types make sense for older fossils? Omastar... this is one where the basic design has rock type all over it. It having a stone shell is explicit in most of it's pokedexes. It's learnset is also not that deep, mostly water and rock moves. But if we assume that's corrupted from bad info.... Well, what is the inspiration? It's a cephalopod with a potent venom in it's bite. So... maybe Poison? It could have a purple shell and spit sludgebombs. Kabutops: for unknowable reasons these guys have ALWAYS had grass type moves in their move list. Maybe water/grass, but as a physical attacker? Aerodactyl: first thought is dragon, but.... no, actually, it doesn't get any dragon stuff. It does get some dark stuff though, and it's mega form has black spikes. Cradily: sure living in water is a reason to go for water/grass, but it gets more poison than water. Poison does make some sense when looking at the original idea. Armaldo is a rock/bug that weirdly learns a lot of water attacks. Rampardos.... very... rock.... but also has dark attacks? Shieldon... maybe pure steel? it learns mostly steel moves. Caracosta: honestly... it's a sea turtle... can't think of anything except maybe fighting that'd make any sense. but it has no affinity for fighting. maybe pure water or water/dark(because it does get crunch)? Archeops: why is it in a WATER breeding group? hmmm? It actually gets more than one dragon attack so maybe dragon/flying? Tyrantrum: this is another that legit makes sense as a rock type. but it does get Earthquake naturally so maybe ground/dragon? Aurorus... learns mostly ice moves. It does however get an electric status move naturally... and oddly enough can use electric TMs... which is very unusual for an Ice type. so ice/electric
Before I watch the video I'd like to say my ideas for fossil pokemon: I've always thought of what'd it be like for there to be a trio of fossils mons like a fire type Ankylosaurus with the hidden ability of Drought, a water type Spinosaurus with the hidden ability of Drizzle, and a grass type Stegosaurus with the hidden ability of Grassy Surge~
@@wimpodxd1036 I was thinking more of a "second starter" sorta option like the elemental monkeys in Black and White and the Kanto starters in X and Y~ Sometime early game after getting your starter mon you get to choose one of these three fossil mon~
I think my username speaks for itself in how much I want a Spinosaurus Pokémon. I also think The Design Truegreen gave one is amazing although I would have slightly preferred a more accurate one. But this is a Pokémon so it doesn't really matter and the design is still brilliant
@@thedapperspinosaur5351 while would like to see one to resemble the 2020 Spinosaurus discovery, I’m not too bothered about it being 100% accurate. Will still enjoy it and demand for a plush of the Spinosaurus Pokémon regardless.
I absolutely love the concept of fossils evolving from old ideas of how to looked to later ideas! It's so unique and makes the evolution extra meaningful- plus you can enjoy both versions of what it could have been like! Nicely done!
MOM I'M ON TH-cam It was so much fun to see you design these and to help you with the concept work! It's always fun to discuss prehistoric wildlife with you!
Ok, Braediate is my favourite pokemon you’ve ever designed, and I love seeing the sail-tailed spinosaurus represented in media AND YOU MADE A BASILOSAURUS POKEMON!? My favourite proto-whale! Although, it becoming water/dark when it evolves gives it a worse type. I think both final forms should be part dragon
People watching Braediate from the shore: "What a beautiful sunset, isn't it, honey?" Fish in the vicinity of Breadiate: "THE OCEANS ARE BOILING! IT'S THE APOCALYPSE!!"
Me and my friends did something similar for our Greece based regions fossil pokemon. A lot of myths were inspired by the fossils of animals, so we made our fossil pokemon based around that idea. One example is a cyclops/mammoth hybrid, because when mammoth skulls were first discovered, the greeks thought it was a big one eyed monster, leading to the creation of the myth of the cyclops. So, we gave the fossil mon a long trunk as well as one eye for both the cyclops and mammoth.
I also did something similar in a similarly Greece-based fakémon region. My fossils were based on the Aurochs (an extinct ancestor of the bull) and the dwarf elephant. I made it so that the prevos were only part of their evolved form. The Aurochs started as just the front half that gained a back half and a second pair of legs in its evolution, and the dwarf elephant started as the back half of an elephant that used its tail as a trunk, then gained an actual head upon evolving.
@@AW7_ALBA yeah I just found a video from 4 years ago, but not his artwork from the looks of it. Id love to see an updated one in the way he makes these videos
I do feel like the new eeveelutions thing has been done too much. There's not as much creative freedom and since its overdone, it would be hard to make them his own.
I love the idea that you used as inspiration for these fossils. That the basic form was never actually a Pokemon in ancient times. Instead it was created incorrectly through the cloning process. That the evolved form quote unquote is in fact the original Pokemon that did not have an evolution or pre evolution. This feels like something that would fit perfectly with what we got in galar with the miss assembled fossil Pokemon
@@DirtyDirtSaga That name was given because the person discovering it though the bone was the petrified testicles of a biblical Nephelin. Fortunately, the name wasn't published because now it would be a nomem oblitum and thus wouldn't be avaliable for a new species.
My concept for a Spinosaurus Pokémon was pane glass, with its sail being a pane glass window. It would’ve been a ground dark type (I did not think of it as a fossil Pokémon) and somewhat semi-aquatic.
Hey Ron! Amazing designs out there 😁 A suggestion : I think it would be amazing if you put a human silhouette alongside your pokemon designs, to show what's the size of that pokemon compared to a human.
As someone with a little background in palaeontology, I think this Idea is AMAZING! I love how it takes the idea from gen8 to a new level that shows how our knowledge evolves. And you chose two of my favorite prehistoric animals from that region. I am a little sad, that you didn't go for the almost quadrupedal elongated shape with the short legs for Braediate like the newest reconstructions of Spinosaurus look since I like that about it, but I totally get it. This interpretation looks a lot like the Early 2000s Version of the Spinosaurus (See Jurassic Park 3) and I get that a lot of people prefer a sleek long-legged predator design over the kinda goofy short-legged one. I still really enjoy the Pokemon and design liberties are always fair game. Also A fire Dragon type with Water coverage sounds so much fun to use. (I just assumed it has Scald). Keep up the amazing work!
When you mentioned using "fossil that have been reconstructed ina wrong way in the past", I had the idea of making a fossil pkmn based on Hallucigenia that can be revived into two different forms based on which way you interpret it (and maybe with the ability contrary) That would be really cool for paleo nerds
Love the idea of the evolutions! Having a concept and putting in the effort makes these videos enjoyable. It's not just "this looks cool", even though they do look cool!
I was wondering when you were gonna do this then I saw the community post and got so excited! Edit: Braediate would 100% be on my Pokémon team, he looks so cool!
4:17 i love the colors. I didn't think about the colors being Arizona until u said it. Which I'm from and it's amazing. Also love the fossil pokemon u made
I freaking love the Spinosaurus concept! It is GENIUS! Also, Basilosaurus is a pretty unique choice for a fossil pokémon. It’s also a name I’ve heard in a long time.
I liked them a lot. I was kinda expecting they to be part rock type, but water felt more right despite the fossil aspect, very nice job! I'd play an Asone based game if I could Also, I super into the actual animal fossil origin choices you made
omg i added a new member to my asone dream team im making its braediate i love the colors especially as someone who lives in arizona i appreciate the coloring on this thank u ron for blessing us with such a great pokemon
Look up "What Dinosaurs ACTUALLY Looked Like" by Kurzgesagt, it offers a unique view on what dinosaurs were like such as possible behavior and how their appearance affects it. It would be cool to see a more social fossil pokemon since dinosaurs realistically WOULD have had ways of socializing with others of their species. Also, I know you wanted drownormous to be intimidating but he looks friend-shaped to me :)
The palaeontology geek in me absolutely adores the idea of an in-accurate fossil pokemon evolving into a more accurate one, reminds me of how in SW/SH the fossil pokemon were made from other fossils stitched together, which has also happened in palaeontology
Oh... the second one reminded me of sharpredo! Water dark type, shiny is kinda close, and scary as all heck. It would be cool if it was a very distant ancestor to sharpedo and garchomp too!
I absolutely adore Paraterra, I think it's my favorite 'mon you've made so far! I will say that Basilapis and Drownormous are VERY close behind it, though. I've never been big on whales or really most water types before, but Drownormous's design and description are more than I ever could have wanted. Plus, Basilapis is adorable!
Making misinterpreted fossil is just GENIUS! And the fact they need to be taken to an NPC to be “adjusted” is just perfect! It speaks so much with the region!
The Braediate line is one of the most faithful ones you have done in my opinion (to the original pokémon I mean). I also *love* the concept! Even the typing not being water is a part of the theme of pokémon having powers that don't stem from their types but from their unique attributes, which was very much a thing in gen 1: Psyduck, Vulpix, Poliwag, Voltorb, Koffing, Goldeen, are examples that I can think of.
0:39 I sense spinosaurus. 0:49 bloody knew it. Egypt? Yep. Change over time? Yep. Also, the pre-evolution being based on the older depiction works well for another reason, that being spinosaurs evolved from dinosaurs called megalosaurs, and the old depiction was mostly based on megalosaurus itself. So spinosaurus metaphorically evolved from a megalosaurus like depiction in palaeontology, as well as literally evolving from megalosaurs themselves, so the pre-evolution works both ways.
Loved all of these, and it's cool how you did a land mammal, a sea creature and a dinosaur. Really interesting dynamic having them evolve by scientific intervention/fixing rather than just level up. This game would be so fun.
I jumped back into working on my own fakemon region and just finished binging all of your other art videos, so I was very excited to see this in my inbox.
awesome as always! i love the idea that fossils are revived in a way that is subject to the scientist's reconstructions, rather than in a "pure" way like if you had the genome and cloned it. plus, these are some of my favorite prehistoric critters c:
I can hear the second scientist, the scientist that is supposed to evolve the Sailumin to Braediate yelling "What Quack did this?!" and then going into a furious tirade about how the previous scientist was wrong while 'fixing' the fossil pokemon. x3
I love both Pokemon! I just want to cuddle Sailumin and Braediate is so cool! I would 100% have them on a team they just are so cool looking!
Bet the scientist that screwed up these fossils was Cara Liss
@@ksoundkaiju9256 No, it would be her sister Lara Ciss. 😅
I could imagine walking by the laboratory and here one of them saying” WHAT THE ACTUAL * beep * IS THIS?!”
@@thedeltasalamance1258 xD
@@bigcooltony437 yessss
' what fricking moron brought this abomination to life '
"Pixelated Ron isn't real, he can't hurt you"
Pixelated Ron: 10:46-10:51
He looks so creepy pixilated!😂
Also 1:37
Why did you this
Lol
There was a glitch in the matrix 😂
The eyes on Drownormous are extremely well chosen. They appear to be looking down all the time which give it the impression that it's always looming over you, which is exactly what you don't want to see, given how it kills its prey. It honestly wouldn't be out of place in your "Pokemon from Fears" video series. :)
agreed
Omfg Basilapis was so wholesome
agreed, i wish it was an actual pokémon
True
Ok Gamefreak why the hell r u not hiring TH-camrs it's probs cheaper and ppl can vote to see which pkmn should be made canon and we will have the coolest region ever!
I like drownormous
Ikr
I would love to see a version of this where you create the none-corrupted versions of the already existing fossils, given the theory that they’re all part rock because they were revived improperly
Not to mention new versions for the Galarian fossils, maybe ones with the same base stats, but different distributions so as not to make Dracovish even more horrifying than it already is. XD
I would love to see both of those ideas!
Well mega aerodactyl's pokedex entry says that it's the not corrupted version of aerodactyl
I made a few ancient Pokemon that had a form where they were imperfectly revived and were rock type, and the other form where they are not rock type and they are perfectly restored. Thats kinda what you were saying right?
@@griffindettman98 yeah, that, but with the existing fossils
These are really cool concepts. My only gripe is the typing inconsistency. Theyre supposed to be counterparts, but one maintains its typing while the other loses dragon for dark.
i found it most weird that he made fossil Pokémon that aren’t rock type
@@donaldstevens272 None of the gen 8 fossils are rock type
@@donaldstevens272 fossil Pokémon shouldn’t always be rock type. Bastiodon makes sense but craydilly doesn’t. Craydilly should be grass water, not rock grass as it’s entry said it lived in the water. It is not longer a fossil but rather it’s original Pokémon. It’s not like they keep any rock inspiration after the resurrection
@@neonpenguin0948 Seee, this fits with the idea of "improving" them after they get recreated. Turn fossil into Cradilly, do a sideways evo to make Cradilly less... rock.
I feel the need to point out that Gen8 was the gen to introduce lego-fossils that don't actually make proper pokemon. Also their typings are based on which legos were used to make them. Use a fossil fish, get a water-type, etc... But each needs 2 fossils and thus has 2 types.
Although some fossils have logic behind why they're rock, so maybe not all of them? But it'd be a neat gimmick to do with a new fossil research place. Hmm...... What secondary types make sense for older fossils?
Omastar... this is one where the basic design has rock type all over it. It having a stone shell is explicit in most of it's pokedexes. It's learnset is also not that deep, mostly water and rock moves. But if we assume that's corrupted from bad info.... Well, what is the inspiration? It's a cephalopod with a potent venom in it's bite. So... maybe Poison? It could have a purple shell and spit sludgebombs.
Kabutops: for unknowable reasons these guys have ALWAYS had grass type moves in their move list. Maybe water/grass, but as a physical attacker?
Aerodactyl: first thought is dragon, but.... no, actually, it doesn't get any dragon stuff. It does get some dark stuff though, and it's mega form has black spikes.
Cradily: sure living in water is a reason to go for water/grass, but it gets more poison than water. Poison does make some sense when looking at the original idea.
Armaldo is a rock/bug that weirdly learns a lot of water attacks.
Rampardos.... very... rock.... but also has dark attacks?
Shieldon... maybe pure steel? it learns mostly steel moves.
Caracosta: honestly... it's a sea turtle... can't think of anything except maybe fighting that'd make any sense. but it has no affinity for fighting. maybe pure water or water/dark(because it does get crunch)?
Archeops: why is it in a WATER breeding group? hmmm? It actually gets more than one dragon attack so maybe dragon/flying?
Tyrantrum: this is another that legit makes sense as a rock type. but it does get Earthquake naturally so maybe ground/dragon?
Aurorus... learns mostly ice moves. It does however get an electric status move naturally... and oddly enough can use electric TMs... which is very unusual for an Ice type. so ice/electric
Before I watch the video I'd like to say my ideas for fossil pokemon:
I've always thought of what'd it be like for there to be a trio of fossils mons like a fire type Ankylosaurus with the hidden ability of Drought, a water type Spinosaurus with the hidden ability of Drizzle, and a grass type Stegosaurus with the hidden ability of Grassy Surge~
are these like the pokemon that where maybe the first starters in the hystory of pokemon?
that is the vibe I get from this idea
@@wimpodxd1036 I was thinking more of a "second starter" sorta option like the elemental monkeys in Black and White and the Kanto starters in X and Y~
Sometime early game after getting your starter mon you get to choose one of these three fossil mon~
@@ExcalibeonSwordofEeveelutions ooh I see. that is a clever idea!
Great ideas for maybe a pre-historic Pokémon game
@@ExcalibeonSwordofEeveelutions honestly, like the monkeys but theyre still prehistoric pokemon
Ron : *makes dinosaur pokemon*
Me: *quietly* "Dinosaur King is what you want to be yeah, dinosaur kind is you destiny yeah..... "
You watch dinosaur king too
@@Phoenix-dp5cc yes, it's so underrated
MEMORIES 🤧😩👏
that show needs more love
Yea
The spinosaurus one is literally my dream Pokémon
For real tho I would DEFINITELY use it one a play through team. ( If I didn’t choose the fire starter)
Yes
I think my username speaks for itself in how much I want a Spinosaurus Pokémon. I also think The Design Truegreen gave one is amazing although I would have slightly preferred a more accurate one. But this is a Pokémon so it doesn't really matter and the design is still brilliant
@@thedapperspinosaur5351 while would like to see one to resemble the 2020 Spinosaurus discovery, I’m not too bothered about it being 100% accurate. Will still enjoy it and demand for a plush of the Spinosaurus Pokémon regardless.
@@Waltbe09 yeah
Finally
Fossil that aren’t rocks or abominations
I know right, but I'm shocked there aren't any 3 stage fossil pokemon
Ikr lol
or birds
or turtles
I actually liked the gen 8 fossils
I absolutely love the concept of fossils evolving from old ideas of how to looked to later ideas! It's so unique and makes the evolution extra meaningful- plus you can enjoy both versions of what it could have been like! Nicely done!
MOM I'M ON TH-cam
It was so much fun to see you design these and to help you with the concept work! It's always fun to discuss prehistoric wildlife with you!
Basilapis: Snake fish thats cute af.
Also basilapis: Straight up eats land pokemon.
“fish”
you mean snake mammal?(cuz whales are mammals after all)
People: Why is Basilapis blue?
Truegreen: Its water type..
understandable have a nice day
I didn't know the spinosaurous was found in Egypt that explains why in dinosaur King they found spiny in Egypt
yeah xd
Dinosaur King is SO underrated
In Fossil Fighters for the nintendo DS, spinosaurus' design is inspired by mummies
That the limit ahmed
@Paritosh Pradhan did you just have a stroke
Ok, Braediate is my favourite pokemon you’ve ever designed, and I love seeing the sail-tailed spinosaurus represented in media
AND YOU MADE A BASILOSAURUS POKEMON!? My favourite proto-whale! Although, it becoming water/dark when it evolves gives it a worse type. I think both final forms should be part dragon
Ye I love it too and spinosaurous is my favorite dinosaur
1:36 that is the best face glitch I have seen so far
People watching Braediate from the shore: "What a beautiful sunset, isn't it, honey?"
Fish in the vicinity of Breadiate: "THE OCEANS ARE BOILING! IT'S THE APOCALYPSE!!"
Everyone enjoying the sunset till a giant tail pops out of the water
The whole family's enjoying their vacation at the beach til the kids get boiled alive
Magikarp nearby: "Shit it's hot dude!"
Breadiate use surf!
the swimmers: WAIT NONONO-
Me and my friends did something similar for our Greece based regions fossil pokemon. A lot of myths were inspired by the fossils of animals, so we made our fossil pokemon based around that idea. One example is a cyclops/mammoth hybrid, because when mammoth skulls were first discovered, the greeks thought it was a big one eyed monster, leading to the creation of the myth of the cyclops. So, we gave the fossil mon a long trunk as well as one eye for both the cyclops and mammoth.
I also did something similar in a similarly Greece-based fakémon region. My fossils were based on the Aurochs (an extinct ancestor of the bull) and the dwarf elephant. I made it so that the prevos were only part of their evolved form. The Aurochs started as just the front half that gained a back half and a second pair of legs in its evolution, and the dwarf elephant started as the back half of an elephant that used its tail as a trunk, then gained an actual head upon evolving.
I adore Braediate, I want 12 of them.
What
Orange
Y it say 1 day ago
Hol up
Yep I love that Pokémon
Love your creating new pokemon videos, I'm not sure if you've done it yet, but I'd love to see how you would design the rest of the eeveelutions! 👌
I beleive there is a video on that 'new eeveelutions'
@@AW7_ALBA yeah I just found a video from 4 years ago, but not his artwork from the looks of it. Id love to see an updated one in the way he makes these videos
I do feel like the new eeveelutions thing has been done too much. There's not as much creative freedom and since its overdone, it would be hard to make them his own.
I really liked non-rock fossil pokemon, as I like to think that people in the pokemon world learned to purify the rock out of the revived pokemon.
Fossil Pokémon sound cool. This seems like a great idea. What if you could give fossils to Pokémon like the things you do for eeve
so like pokemon absorb the dna and bones?
Fossil pokemon are already a thing, they are the pokemon you get from fossils.
Had a stroke reading this
Sailumin looks like a baby kaiju, it is fiercely adorable. I do love a good Fakemon of Spinosaurus, and you sir, have made a good one.
I like how the lapis part of basilapis as it comes form the blue and gold stone lapis lazuli
Fossil mons will always be my favorite. I've been wanting to try and make a Stegosaurus rock fire type mon that has solar panels on its back for ages.
I love the idea that you used as inspiration for these fossils. That the basic form was never actually a Pokemon in ancient times. Instead it was created incorrectly through the cloning process. That the evolved form quote unquote is in fact the original Pokemon that did not have an evolution or pre evolution. This feels like something that would fit perfectly with what we got in galar with the miss assembled fossil Pokemon
"based on in accurate depi-"
Everyone : iguanadon
I personally thinked first of Scrotum humanum but is always one or the other. This would have been perfect for a birtish region.
that and spinosaurus
@@Ditidos ha ha, scrotum
@@DirtyDirtSaga That name was given because the person discovering it though the bone was the petrified testicles of a biblical Nephelin. Fortunately, the name wasn't published because now it would be a nomem oblitum and thus wouldn't be avaliable for a new species.
Megalo, Igunao and Hylaeo would make a good fossil trio.
My concept for a Spinosaurus Pokémon was pane glass, with its sail being a pane glass window. It would’ve been a ground dark type (I did not think of it as a fossil Pokémon) and somewhat semi-aquatic.
Well now I want Ron’s game to be real even more
Spinosaurus was semi aquaric and hunted like a stork, staying still in the water and waitung for prey. This study was made in early march
Didn’t the discovery about the tail being pretty thick happen recently in 2020?
@@zahnpasta7967 the tail discovery happened in 2020, yes
@@zahnpasta7967 Yes, but new research showed that Spinosaurus was too front loaded to properly swim. That thing is weird as heck.
Hey Ron!
Amazing designs out there 😁
A suggestion : I think it would be amazing if you put a human silhouette alongside your pokemon designs, to show what's the size of that pokemon compared to a human.
Omggg! That would be super cool. It would really help to illustrate what they would look like in game 😲👍
@@drawfunpaige9762 Geez Calm down, yea its way to good but dont Overeact
1:37 Mom come pick me up, I'm scared
I love Braediate's, and Paraterra'sand Drawnormous designs. The look sooo kool
Drownormous is genuinely terrifying looking and scary in concept. Amazing design. I want one. lmao
As someone with a little background in palaeontology, I think this Idea is AMAZING! I love how it takes the idea from gen8 to a new level that shows how our knowledge evolves. And you chose two of my favorite prehistoric animals from that region. I am a little sad, that you didn't go for the almost quadrupedal elongated shape with the short legs for Braediate like the newest reconstructions of Spinosaurus look since I like that about it, but I totally get it. This interpretation looks a lot like the Early 2000s Version of the Spinosaurus (See Jurassic Park 3) and I get that a lot of people prefer a sleek long-legged predator design over the kinda goofy short-legged one. I still really enjoy the Pokemon and design liberties are always fair game. Also A fire Dragon type with Water coverage sounds so much fun to use. (I just assumed it has Scald). Keep up the amazing work!
Imagine that fight scene from Jurassic Park 3 with the Spinosaurus and T-Rex
But it’s Tyrantrum and Braediate instead
Tyrantrum easily.
I mean, Rock vs Fire?
Oh wait nvm. Braediate outspeeds and threatens it with dragon pulse.
I want a basilapis very badly. So cute!
But I want a drownormous even more. It is so awesome!
Can we just appreciate how patient and creative this guy is?
When you mentioned using "fossil that have been reconstructed ina wrong way in the past", I had the idea of making a fossil pkmn based on Hallucigenia that can be revived into two different forms based on which way you interpret it (and maybe with the ability contrary)
That would be really cool for paleo nerds
I can already see the Attack on Titan fans losing their minds.
I audibly said WOW when I saw you draw Braediate I love the design and the lore makes perfect sense!
I would really like to see a split personality goalie that’s fire ice type, drew one butI don’t know how I can show it to people online.
@@RiptidePen thanks I’ll make sure to do that.
Sounds interesting
Inazuma Eleven reference?
The first forms of his fossil pokemon are really cute. Love the design.
Drownormous’ tail kinda looks like a trident 🔱 or a quadrant cuz its got four tips
That will make sense
@@samchindedza2012 Fun fact: male dolphins love to flex their abs to woo female dolphins
Love the idea of the evolutions! Having a concept and putting in the effort makes these videos enjoyable. It's not just "this looks cool", even though they do look cool!
I was wondering when you were gonna do this then I saw the community post and got so excited!
Edit: Braediate would 100% be on my Pokémon team, he looks so cool!
4:17 i love the colors. I didn't think about the colors being Arizona until u said it. Which I'm from and it's amazing. Also love the fossil pokemon u made
I absolutely love Braediate, the Spinosaurus is my favorite dinosaur and the concept fits so well
I freaking love the Spinosaurus concept! It is GENIUS! Also, Basilosaurus is a pretty unique choice for a fossil pokémon. It’s also a name I’ve heard in a long time.
when you said you were going to do a spino pokemon, my heart jumped out of my chest because spinosaurs is my favorite dino!
9:19 & 4:29 I think it's a very creative way to evolve a fossil Pokemon.👍👍 Great job Ron.👏👏😄
Nice fossils, looking forward to when Asone is done.
Getting chills from imagining Drownormous in the anime saying, "DROOOOWWWWWNNNN" lol
The Paraceratherium Is My Favorite Dinosaur Ever, You Did A Good Job Representing it.
It’s not a dinosaur it’s a megafauna
ah yes my favourite dinosaur.... a mammal
@@GhaniKeSawah it’s a extinct hornless rhino
@@haxrex8 i know
Your Paracer Pokémon reminds me of an Indricotherium Pokémon I created for a region of my own! Looks absolutely awesome!
So exited for the vid!
I liked them a lot. I was kinda expecting they to be part rock type, but water felt more right despite the fossil aspect, very nice job! I'd play an Asone based game if I could
Also, I super into the actual animal fossil origin choices you made
Any spinosaurus model gets outdated real quickly. I feel like they change them every year.
omg i added a new member to my asone dream team im making its braediate i love the colors especially as someone who lives in arizona i appreciate the coloring on this thank u ron for blessing us with such a great pokemon
Yay, more fossils that aren’t rock types
Look up "What Dinosaurs ACTUALLY Looked Like" by Kurzgesagt, it offers a unique view on what dinosaurs were like such as possible behavior and how their appearance affects it. It would be cool to see a more social fossil pokemon since dinosaurs realistically WOULD have had ways of socializing with others of their species. Also, I know you wanted drownormous to be intimidating but he looks friend-shaped to me :)
The fossils should be called sunrise and moonfall showing the pairing idea maybe you chose a fossil then your drivel choses the other one
An aquatic Fire-Type is super interesting and of course you made it work!
Easily your best designs so far, fantastic work!
The palaeontology geek in me absolutely adores the idea of an in-accurate fossil pokemon evolving into a more accurate one, reminds me of how in SW/SH the fossil pokemon were made from other fossils stitched together, which has also happened in palaeontology
Oh my god! I love these so much! ALL OF THEM, I NEED THEM.
Oh... the second one reminded me of sharpredo! Water dark type, shiny is kinda close, and scary as all heck. It would be cool if it was a very distant ancestor to sharpedo and garchomp too!
The sunrise fossil and the moonrise fossil line is soo cooolll
I really like the designs and could see these designs in a game
Awesome ThIngS of what It will Look
I love how your fan made pokemon are better than official pokemon
I absolutely adore Paraterra, I think it's my favorite 'mon you've made so far!
I will say that Basilapis and Drownormous are VERY close behind it, though. I've never been big on whales or really most water types before, but Drownormous's design and description are more than I ever could have wanted. Plus, Basilapis is adorable!
Love these. Loving that there are more quadruped mons coming now. I always prefer them and feel there aren't enough
Making misinterpreted fossil is just GENIUS! And the fact they need to be taken to an NPC to be “adjusted” is just perfect! It speaks so much with the region!
Man I love the music which played when Basilapis was revealed .
I love how you did the previously described fossils to the more recent images as inspiration!
I made a fossil pokemon too!its was a velociraptor, ghost type,and looked like it had painted bones with some purple
The Braediate line is one of the most faithful ones you have done in my opinion (to the original pokémon I mean). I also *love* the concept!
Even the typing not being water is a part of the theme of pokémon having powers that don't stem from their types but from their unique attributes, which was very much a thing in gen 1: Psyduck, Vulpix, Poliwag, Voltorb, Koffing, Goldeen, are examples that I can think of.
0:39 I sense spinosaurus. 0:49 bloody knew it. Egypt? Yep. Change over time? Yep. Also, the pre-evolution being based on the older depiction works well for another reason, that being spinosaurs evolved from dinosaurs called megalosaurs, and the old depiction was mostly based on megalosaurus itself. So spinosaurus metaphorically evolved from a megalosaurus like depiction in palaeontology, as well as literally evolving from megalosaurs themselves, so the pre-evolution works both ways.
I absolutely love these designs. You can tell all the love and effort you put into these.
8:40 that face- 9:20 I love it!
As a giant dinosaur/marine reptile/flying reptile nerd, I very much enjoyed this video
paraterra:
me: ROCK GROUND!!
truegreeen7: normal ground
THANK YOU! I've been wanting a fossil pokemon based on paraseritherium!
7:55
Oh my god
It's adorable
Loved all of these, and it's cool how you did a land mammal, a sea creature and a dinosaur. Really interesting dynamic having them evolve by scientific intervention/fixing rather than just level up. This game would be so fun.
Man I just love your videos. I don't know what it is...it's just refreshing and like a therapy...keep doing it...👍, Huge fan.
I jumped back into working on my own fakemon region and just finished binging all of your other art videos, so I was very excited to see this in my inbox.
I don't know if you've ever heard of a Ghost Shark, but I think a Pokemon inspired by it would be awesome
Dude Nintendo should CONFIRM your Pokemon creations. I'm just blown away by your Artistic Skillz. You are a POKEMON GOD!!!!
I could see this region as being the sequel to Galar. The concept of changing how Fossil Pokemon work is incredible, and especially back in Galar.
I think drownormous should have kept dragon water, seeing as how it’s prevo has a better typing or make it’s prevo also water dark
These fossil mons shoulda been in sun and moon games honestly
specifically the first two
awesome as always! i love the idea that fossils are revived in a way that is subject to the scientist's reconstructions, rather than in a "pure" way like if you had the genome and cloned it. plus, these are some of my favorite prehistoric critters c:
A Fire - Dragon? This is an amazing design
I like the way you draw them hopefully they actually do become catchable pokemon in pokemon games.
I'm not usually a commenter, but I love all of these so much. I think this is, by far, your strongest batch of Pokémon yet!
10:46- **Congratulations! User Ron has received the makeover status!**
I swear Ron makes the best fakemon out there
Drownormous knows what its like rolling down in the deep