Gargoyles - Dark Scenes Compilation 2 & Funny Scenes 2

I couldn't decide which clips to use for the second parts of the dark compilation and funny compilation so I just put them into one video. So this is the second part of those two videos. Nothing repeated from previous videos except for a few seconds.

[@graveyardscarlettanis13]

2:45 OMFG WOLF IS SO CUTE AS A PUPPY I’M GOING TO DIE

[@inesatt1313]

I love it!!

[@goliathgar4985]

The trio were arguing like hatchlings to impress and even want to date her since they haven't seen a female gargoyle in centuries. Now we need a sunrise/turn to stone completion

[@inesatt1313]

Please do Tarantulas' nicknames compilation!

[@JasonAlredge]

I hope in the future there is a compilation about Oberlin and his children. That would be so awesome.

[@Shuichisaihara5499]

7:34
Don’t worry brook. You’ll get a pretty little Japanese gargoyle as your wife in the comics. And a son.

[@connorhall5665]

Like... can we just take a moment to think about how a guy, who was originally human, that got gene splicing, turned, into a puppy?

[@alterbr33d]

I'm not a genetic engineer, but "Wolf" was a human who received a few genes from a wolf, the fur, teeth, ears, and nails. These characteristics can also happen through epigenetics. We have lots of old genes that are turned off, we even have an old gene for fur, for him maybe those were turned back on. Either way he doesn't have all the genes from a wolf. "Hyena" was a human with robot limbs, she was reverted back to being a baby. I don't know how that could be done hypothetically, but just imagine growing pains hurt a bit over a few years, now imagine extreme growing pains in reverse for a huge difference in size and total body composition being shrunk down times 12 or 15, a baby wights 12 or 15 times less than a woman. Losing all that in a second, I would think it would be lethal, but I don't know how it could be done. Her robo-limbs should have been laying on the floor. Now using the same process for "Wolf" man, he should have just became a fury human baby, but instead he became a wolf puppy, that would have been even more painful and also lethal I would think, but it was magic.
There's all kinds of things wrong with this show, the gargoyles have wings. These are basically humans with bat-like wings, and reptile, avian, or Monotreme (Platypus) reproductive systems, they lay eggs. Wings are actually arms, so almost all of these Gargoyles have four arms. The wing arms come out of the back. Genetic engineering I think could allow for a wing suit like a flying squirrel, this trait has evolved many times independently, but two extra powerful arms from the back and flight or gliding would require reengineering basically the whole body, that's an extreme feat and probably couldn't be accomplished for thousands of years or more, but a wing suit might be able to be done in a few hundred years. We have never had four arms in hundreds of millions of years, our fish ancestors didn't either, so that'd be very difficult to engineer. The egg laying, some mammals have retained that from when they were reptiles, sounds hard to do for humans. Then there's the whole part about stone hibernation. Nothing in the animal kingdom has done that. Hibernation is possible, and I guess the skin would have to excrete an enzyme that hardens with a stone appearance, again that would require engineering so much.
So yeah the only part that is plausible I'd say would be Lexington's wing suit.
We already know how to do genetic engineering. We have hundreds of thousands of years, maybe millions of years left if we can stay sentient, think about what we know today, how that can propagate though that much time, plus natural evolution along the way, also in response to living on other planets. The future is wild if we don't destroy our selves first.

[@graveyardscarlettanis13]

Yes. And he’s adorable as a puppy.

[@TheNawaf258]

I live again! Again 😂

[@caitlyngreen7236]

That's freaking hilarious.

[@jajafeedyns8082]

19:51 She could of just said 'too big'. I guess it wasn't descriptive enough, nevertheless, it made me chuckle.

[@TurlessTiger]

*could have, or could've

[@cesarmorales9138]

That will work 2:20 2:23 2:28

[@danielrodriguez3923]

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