What Happened To InGen's Tylosaurus After Jurassic Park: The Game?
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Hey guys! In this video I go over what happened to InGen's Tylosaurus after Jurassic Park: The Game which is not to be confused with the Jurassic World Mosasaurus from the newer films. No this marine reptile from the Jurassic Park game hasn't really been heard of for quite some time. So what happened to it? Well it all boils down to canon and the unknown possibilities that the future may hold for the expanded universe of the Jurassic franchise! Hopefully you all enjoy this video! :D
In the game, you shoot the air tank which closes the gate. Therefore, it never got out and likely starved.
If not then it bust through the gate and then either recaptured or caused chaos. Idk. It probably starved.
Or you can choose to shoot the tylosaur instead, but that is one of many ways to lose the game.
It would be cool if it's still lurking in the deep and maybe even fight the JW Mosasaurus in Jurassic World 3! A marine reptile fight would be something fresh to the franchise.
@xX8Bit- RaptorXx Doubt that you've ever seen him
I'm not sure how this could be possible,after all the game is not canon to the movies.
THAT WOULD BE AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
Mosa would win easily because hes twice the size of the Tylo
You do watch more than just thegamingbeaver
If I were to try and explain it away in the current canon, I'd say that the Mosasaur had a tracking device in it similar to the Indominus Rex and, after the fall of the original park on Nublar it was tracked down and secretly killed by InGen, as it would present a much larger threat to their reputation than the original park would.
I don't think they had tracking devices on the dinosaurs during the 1993 incident
@@iyoutubeperson4336 Probably not, but my reasoning for if they DID is that the Tylosaurus's enclosure is directly connected to open water, so if it escapes it has much more freedom than the dinosaurs, who are contained by the mainland (ignoring any boat shenanigans, which InGen didn't consider at all).
Also it very huge so it can kill be killed easy even though it doesn’t have a tracker
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@Reece Cameron yup, been watching on instaflixxer for years myself :D
My Confidence is high when I say that Jurassic park the game was made because it was believed that the franchise would never get another movie. So of course it doesn't make sense now, but back then the writers felt that there wouldn't be anything in the future to contradict the game. And they had every reason to believe so; with the uncertainty of Jurassic park 4 at the time.
Those where really dark times. I've grown up as a child reading rumours about JP4.
That's sort of like with star wars and the first book Splinter of the Minds Eye. It was sort of written go be the sequel just in case the movie didn't do well and Lucas wasn't able to make a movie sequel.
I mean didn’t apparently there exist adult raptors that canonically weren’t alive during the events because Rexy killed 3 and Lex and Tim froze one.
Well the Jurassic World movies have neither contradicted nor confirmed the events from this game, but I don’t care, even if they do in the future, the game is still canon to me. It’s like seeing another side of the first Jurassic Park movie, and it adds a lot to the franchise. I don’t want those changes to just mean nothing
@@hubertdenise3100 been a while, but I believe one of the raptors turned male and they laid eggs.
I just sorta assumed it either starved to death or bashed itself to death like a White Shark stuck in a small enclosure
Bryce McKenzie agreed. it may has starved to death or got out
I think it did get out and just fucked with the wrong animal I mean looking at that thing it's about 40 ft long killer whale pods in the wild have been known to take down bigger Critters than that.
It also might have you no drowned and its enclosure due to the fact that it doesn't breathe water Tylosaurs still need air
It can just be at the bottom of the ocean, we don’t know anything about what is down there so it could be messing up the ecosystem but we would never notice it
@@fearthepiggaming2998 lmao
@@prophet1390 The Water Pressure would've crushed it if it decided to go to the bottom of the ocean. The bottom of the ocean is not the answer to everything of this type.
If the Tylosaurus did exist, it would likely have been subject to the same lysine contingency as every other creation in Jurassic Park. We know that on Isla Sorna, the animals survived because the herbivores ate lysine-rich plants, and the carnivores at the herbivores. However, the Tylosaurus is the only marine animal we've yet to encounter from the original Park era, and as a predator, would thus not have had lysine-scavenging herbivores to feed on, and thus would have succumbed to eventual death as intended by the lysine contingency protocol. At least, that's what makes the most sense to me.
Ambad Lysine can also be found in fish.
Really? Wow. In that case, the spinosaurus from sorna could still be alive being that she is a fish eater.
True, hence the survival of the pteranodons in Sorna's bird cage. But were those fish naturally lysine-rich, or were some of InGen's lysine dispenser mechanisms still running on the geothermal power grid? And even if they were naturally occurring, being the only source of food would have removed the element of choice from the survival of those animals. Who is to say that the Tylosaurus would have been able to find or select lysine-rich fish in the whole of the open ocean, where it would have been spoiled for choice. The point I'm trying to make is that the lysine contingency seems far more limiting to predators than plant-eaters, and the Tylosaurus is such a different and solitary case from the other animals that it feels more like that life... would not have found a way.
@xpgamer jr Different company. The Lysine Contingency has never been brought up when talking about the Jurassic World, Masarni Global cloned Dinosaurs.
It's entirely possible that it simply doesn't exist for them.
The Jurassic world dinosaurs each had tracking chips so putting a lysine dependency gene in them was not necessary as all it would do is make feeding costs a lot more expensive I'm pretty sure the tylosaur had a lysine dependency and because it was a marine dinosaur it wasn't subjected to the stuff that removed the dependency that Sorkin put into the drinking water supply of the dinosaur so it probably died in a few months later because finding fish with lysine in the quantities needed to survive would be difficult
Always a mystery; the fabled Tylosaurus!
I believe it's Canon, and died after the 93 incident...never to be discovered.
The little inconsistencies like Gerry's missing mustache can all be overlooked. Look at the map mistake in JWFK..that's a massive mistake in a movie. A few goofs in a game I can easily overlook. Besides..Telltale never had permission to use the actors face.
That being said, a nice nod to its existence is all I need. It'd be cool.
Gerry and his supposed daughter shouldn't even be on the island since all of the staff was evacuated prior to the storm hitting the island.
@@MrMakinCupcakes Except the movie doesn't go into full detail on who got off and who didn't..you can't be sure if Gerry even got off the island. This franchise is known for not showing everything in a movie.. elements get revealed later..like in the DPG Gerry has stated some of the events of this game in an article for the DPG.
You may not like it, but now you heard my opinion which is actually backed by the DPG.
@@agentcondor5166 You're telling me someone from the DPG tried to merge the events of the game and the movie as canon?well that's a bit silly.
@@MrMakinCupcakes Silly to you.
I like to think Gerry just shaved his mustache after treating the triceratops
Like it's shown in the game, we see Dr. Harding close the gate with harpoon (for lack of a better word), and therefore sealing off the Tylosaurus' chance to escape. So, my guess is that it died.
Also, another element that I think should be canon is that the lysine contingency was reversed by Laura Sorkin. Unless the lysine-rich plants were abundant on Isla Nublar, how else would Rexy and the other dinosaurs have survived for so long?
R.I.P
Tylosaurus :(
The explanation is biomagnification, the consumption of plants with lysine makes that herbivores accumulate that on their tissues, and then go through all the trofic chain/net and carnivores get it on large amounts
I like the design of the Tylosaurus.
@xpgamer jr I like both of them, Tylosaurus looks more badass while the Mosasaurus looks more accurate.
I figure it Died. Laura Released it into it's Enclosure on the Island. While Nima mentioned caves The creature was much too big to use them. I'd say it became an opportunistic Predator, grabbing creatures that venture to it's pool for a Drink. Eventually it would Slowly starve. Once Masrani takes over the Island Wu likely finds the creature dead and uses it's DNA to make the Mosasurus
We don't know for 100% fact it ever got out of the Pool with the Observation Area. The Key moment is when Dr. Harding closes the Gate. This Gate leads to Underwater tunnels off the Nublar. I'm willing to bet this Eliminated the possibility of the Tylosaurs escaping beyond the Lagoon, pending it didn't bash through the gate at some later point. If it had it would still need to Navigate the Tunnels just to get into the Pacific Ocean. If the creature doesn't have a Source of Food it will weaken over time until it dies of Starvation.
By the way the Largest found Mosasurus is 43 feet long the Largest Tylosaurs is just under 40 feet long the Mosasurus in Jurassic World is 60 feet long. Given Henry Wu's track record for Hybridization it wouldn't shock me if he combined the Two to make This Monster bigger.
It'd actually be a rare sign of forethought by InGen if they deliberately used the smaller caves as a natural containment. There's ways to get food into the exhibit for the Tylosaur with relatively minimal risk (as Dr Sorkin discovered the area in the middle is no guarantee of safety, and the Moon pool is a serious health a safety hazard even by Jurassic Park standards). There's only one, so unless it can reproduce asexually (it's InGen genetics, who knows where the limits are) it's stuck in that enclosure. Certainly much more secure than the Mosasaur Lagoon in the Jurassic World complex, which opens up into _open ocean_ directly or indirectly.
I actually found that to be a major plot hole I Fallen Kingdom. When Zack and Gray look at the park from the Hotel we see the Lagoon is 100% land locked, We also see no Gate during the Pterosaurs Attack or When it Breaches to Grab Indominus Rex, and Finally as Rexie Roars no Gates in the Mosasurus Lagoon. Suddenly Fallen Kingdom there's an Ocean Gate.
I noticed that inconsistency as well. The promotional material for Jurassic World, including the interactive map, shows the Mosasaur Lagoon in the middle of the Isla Nublar landmass, as visitors need to take the monorail from the docks to get to the central area of Jurassic World. In-universe it makes no sense either as Masrani went to great lengths for security (in ten years of operation the park hadn't had any notable incidents), and putting the Lagoon in the middle of the island is a perfect containment for a marine reptile.
Besides a great white, the Tylosaurus would be another reason why I would never go in the ocean lol
Fancy a scubadiving tripp to the coast of Costa Rica XD?!?
Don't Fear the Great white, Fear the Bull Shark, They kill more people than the white, and go miles up fresh water rivers... and Australian Golf Courses
The Tylosaurus is extinct you have nothing to worry about but Saltwater crocodiles I would really worry about too besides the white shark
@@antjaguar9 ikr the great white only attacks when provoked while the croc is like fuck it
Why fear the great white? Just shoot it with a rifle
5:46
I think that with the clip you're showing here, the animal was TRAPPED inside it's enclosure and it eventually staved to death.
I really like the idea of this big guy escaping and becoming something of an urban legend personally. Every so often, a fishing boat comes back with stories of seeing some monster - or the remains of it's last meal. Mostly they're dismissed, but there are a few people out there theorising that this could be some escaped animal that Masrani/Ingen want to keep quiet about. And with a whole ocean to hide in, there's not much chance of really tracking it down.
Here's my take. Millions of years ago, a Tylosaurus washed ashore on the beach after a storm and died. A mosquito sucked its blood and millions of years later, InGen scored the jackpot
the luck is strong with these one's if that had happed
Khan Saab that must have been a weak skinned animal.
@@RogueT-Rex8468 not any weaker than regular dinosaurs
@@RogueT-Rex8468 No just monster mosquitoes.
Imagine the confusion when that hatched.
I hope when JW makes spinoffs, Jurassic Park the game would be a useful tie in
Jurassic park the game is a spin off but it is a video game version
Yes please! I want to know what happened to the Tylosaurus and the Troodons in a tv show.
WARS THE MARVEL By 1994 they either died in the wild or were killed off by the 1994 cleanup team. The embryos were subsequently destroyed, causing the regrowth of the animals to be impossible.
I think jerry just shaved before
It could’ve been the JW Mosasaurus. When they had came back to Nublar to get the animals in containment for JW, they found the Tylosaurus/Mosasaur roaming around near the ocean. Then, the underwater observatory was renovated as the Mosasaurus Lagoon. Of course, this is most likely not but it was interesting to think about.
As cool as that sounds, they are very clearly different animals, not even the same species. And Gerry actually shoots the gate with a harpoon to lock it back in.
Didn't they refer to it as "The mosasaurus" ?
"Im going to release the mosasaurus"
"Doctor! Noooo!"
While it has like a 99.999% chance of not happening, it would be cool to see it pop up in JW3 and have a brief fight with the much larger Mosasaurus.
It woudn't make a lot of sense, BUT it could really be cool if they made a monster movie focused on both Mosa and Tylo. Imagine people trying to locate Mosa just to find another creature.
I wish there was a new Dino Crisis game or at least remaking The original game. I really liked Dino Crisis
I second this
I liked number 2 better then 1 haven't played 3 yet
I thought near the end when they were sailing away on the boat, I thought the Tylosaurus was going to briefly surface, showing it escaped and made it into the open ocean. But it never did.
I think Laura Sorkin is a hugely underrated character. I hear people talk about Jurassic Park The Game being great all the time, and it is. The Tylosaurus and Toodons were incredibly cool and fun adversaries, and it’s neat seeing how these characters interact. But I almost never hear people talking about Sorkin.
A doctoral geneticist with a history as a Viêt Nam protestor, her history of quarreling with Wu about accurate genes versus easy to produce genes, and how she’s willing to break the law for her values balance to be a really fun character in my opinion. Honestly, how logically she approached her “hostage situation” was interesting and said a lot about how she doesn’t break the law for the sake of it, but knows crime gets noticed so she can get eyes and ears on her cause.
I wish we got more time with her and wish more people talked about her.
If they _really_ wanted, they could even use Sorkin the same way the comics used Muldoon: parroting Malcom’s monologue from the beginning of the Lost World novel about how the audience seeing him die doesnt mean he really died.
I know that’ll never happen.
But a girl can dream, right?
It's possible that the Tylosaurus was exterminated by InGen in order to make sure that it doesn't threaten the world's oceans.
Interesting Idea,If she was Sucessfuly Breaking out of her Lagoon,Our Marine Animals are Doomed to Extinction!
And a theory for the mosasaur In Jurassic world 3
*BUT WHY DIDNT THEY EXECUTE THAT BIG FAT ASS MOSASAURUS*
it was probly the thing that killed everyone on the boat in jp3
@@luciancarrigan357 lol it would’ve destroyed the boat so it’s not the tylosauros
It would be harder for the Tylosaur to deal with the lysine contingency than land animals. Since it could eat lysine rich good it likely died.
It’s be pretty cool if in the next Jurassic film they randomly encounter it and just pass it off as another one of InGens secrets that way casual movie goers wouldn’t be confused but hardcore fans will get the treat of their lives
Have you seen the T-Pose version of the game BTW haha someone cut off 50% of the animations of the game
What?
@@nittygritty7034 its Jurassic park the game but t pose, they take the character animations and remove them so everyone is stuck in a perpetual t pose
@@bruhman6547 I found it, it's goofy. I was expecting the t-rex to be t-posing, but I guess their arms don't move that way. F to respect.
What about the raptors?
I think it is the mosasaurus seen in jurassic world. It survived by feeding off the other underwater cloned life until jurassic world where it started feeding off shark's.
I always thought that the Tylo’s way to the ocean was through that cave system that Gerry and the gang used. And remember that Gerry closed the gate before the Tylo got in? I think that means the Tylosaurus is trapped in that cave forever now, I don’t think they let her enter the ecosystem.
If they had just let her be free, Gerry would have mentioned it at the end on the boat or Jess would have asked something like “what about that huge lizard thingie we released into the world?” Since they don’t mention her again I’m guessing she’s trapped and dead from lack of oxygen when the island’s geothermal plant shuts down, or when the volcano erupts in Fallen Kingdom, if it managed to sustain itself on fish till then
I had thought when you finished the sequence in the Tylosaurus's enclosure, you had closed the gate Sorkin opened, and left the Mosasaur to die in it's cave. Could it have broken out? It broke parts of the xhibit by sheer bite and/or ram force, so yes. But I don't think it simply swam out. I'd have to review the game (never played, only watched playthroughs) todevelop a conclusive idea.
2 years later. give us an update please
The lysine contingency, would it have been able to get lysine through its diet or could that have killed it off
Lee Hardy if you consider the game canon, the lysine contingency not longer applies as Dr. Laura Sorkin put a cure for it into the main waterworks on the island. Not sure if that would have reached the marine enclosure or not. But the point is, that’s why all the animals lived even after the events of the first film, instead of slipping into a coma and dying off.
I'd love to see it.. I love it's design quite a lot. Just imagine the Tylosaurus vs the Mosasaurus on screen. However I think it won't happen.
I love your stuff Klayton! This game is great and so often overlooked.
Man, I wish the game was canon, it was awesome.
Especially the very strange and xenomorph-like Troodons.
Well said AND done! 👍🏻👍🏻
I think it went to site b and is what eats those 2 boat drivers in the begining
Pteranodons
Well, surely when Gerry leaves the lagoon, we see him shut the door that Sorkin opened. So surely the Tylosaur just stayed in its enclosure where it eventually died of starvation.
i simply assumed jerry trapped it inside the tank.
3:40 Telltale went on record to say that they intentionally changed Gerry Harding's appearance. And there was one way in and one way out of the lagoon, and Gerry, Nima and Jess took it, and Gerry used the harpoon gun to close the gate shut, so the Tylosaurus never escaped the island, and neither did the pteranodons seen in the game because Sorkin's lysine cure wasn't designed to affect the type of dinosaurs pteranodons are.
Wu coulda re-captured it between films for his own use
I'd say it escaped and just wandered around the Pacific, simply feeding on fish and keeping a low profile since it was raised in a deep cave. Maybe it woud encounter some unsuspecting local islanders and become a tribal legend. Quite honestly, it makes sense for something that large to stay away from widely populated or polluted areas, or probably swims from low-key Pacific island to island, stalking the underwater caves looking for fish as we saw it doing in the game. I'd say it probably survived, one of the only animals to leave the original Jurassic Park at the time
It would be awesome if the old tylosaurs gets into a fight with moses(that’s what I call the moassaurus) or they kill the tylosaurus thinking it’s the moassaurus only for Moses to pop out and gobble everybody up, that would be really cool!
I was really wondering about what happened to it, thanks for the video! I do think that the tylo is propably dead, after maybe a ship attack or malnourishment
I think a predatory underwater brawl against this tylosaurus and the mososaurus would be pretty interesting to say the least. There is no telling how big this creature could become if it went unchallenged or unchecked in the worlds oceans. Having said that though, in 1993 it was not much larger than an orca and lacked most of the critical hunting experience that most predators in the wild typically have. It’s hard to say if the tylosaurus was indeed as big of a threat as most people assume.
The reason why I wouldn’t include the tylosaurus in any future sequels is that people who don’t of Jurassic Park The Game’s events would find it absurd. Something smaller, such as the name of a volcano, is okay, but another giant marine reptile? Don’t get me wrong, I personally would love seeing the aggressive animal on screen, I just don’t know if the general public would accept it all that well. 🦖🦕🐉
I think it would be cool for like a film revolving about giornalist going back to the original park to discover it's secrets, I would imagine a scene exploring the underwater facility, picht black, one character lights up a torch and is meet by the scene of the corpse of the tylosaurus left to starve, it's still open eye staring right back at him...
That would be cool in my opinion but having it free in the ocean would just be too much
I think that an answer is actually in the last scene in your video - the only way to the open ocean was blocked by that falling grill gate that Gerry had shot with the harpoon. And the following events are brightly (and logicaly) described in Tylosaurus InGen profile made by Taliesaurus on DevianArt: *citation "The creature was trapped in the cave complex and after the automatic feedeing mechanism went out of fish, the poor creature was senteced to starve to death"... And that is why we could not see it or hear about it in any other following canon materials. It was the secret attraction, so no one knew about it (and Dr. Wu obviously did not care about it...) and after the Jurassic Park was abandoned, this predator fell into an oblivion. And even if somebody found the "Marine Facility" during the 1994 clean up, the Tylo would probably be already dead, so they would tick it off the list as succesfuly destroyed asset and that is all.
I love your videos. It’s the thing I look forward too.
I always assumed it was the not yet full grown mosasaur from JW. Yeah technically its a Tylosaur, but they called it a "mosasaur" in the game, so i think we have to overlook this mistake and accept, the mosasaur in JW is probably supposed to be that creature from the game.
I Wish.
If it is canon, maybe it could be what attacked the boat at the start of JP3?
i like the idea but if it did i'm pretty sure the entire boat would have been gone or at least had a bit out of it when the only damage to the boat we see was the shredded top most likely it was the pteranodons that got them
@@theresaruskin876 They do look like the likely attacker with the damage caused to the boat. But my issue with them is that I feel like would of been spotted before they attacked. What ever killed the men on the boat I believe came from the water.
🤔 I thought that Jerry closed the door when he shot that canister on the door.
So if that’s the case in this video is useless but I still like it.🤔
Thanks for the upload Klayton!
You're growing so fast Klayton Jezus Christ
I love your videos
I hope you’ll continue to make videos like these
Hey Klayton great job on the video as always. Just wanted to ask do you plan on going back to JW Evolution anytime soon? If so, will you just be doing the main game still or will you also be showing off the Secrets of Dr. Wu expansion? Thanks and look forward to seeing what you put out next!
In the game, the protagonists close the gate to the Tylosaurus’s habitat after they escape. I’d love to see it in the movies, but it doesn’t seem possible.
“After it eats the last of the Humpbacks?!”
*Proceeds to vibe with all the Humpbacks*
Some problems in that, Wu wasn't the one who made the tylosaurus, Hammond hired secret geneticists to create it, it was supposed to be a surprise to the ingen staff, but Wu was kept out of the loop, Sorkin stumbled upon the marine facility investigating why her budget was cut.
You know, if the Tylosaurus does somehow make an appearance in future media, I’d love for their to be a Jaws style Jurassic Park/World movie with the Tylosaurus as the main antagonist.
I'm early for a change! lol. Thanks for the cool video!!
I know it’s late but I love the new intro
Love your videos
I always figured the gate they closed on the way out was the one Sorkin opened, meaning they retrapped it for good.
Also, people say that Yoder was the villain of the game, but honestly that spot belongs to Sorkin, hands-down.
Good content.
I thought the mosasaur in Jurassic world was the same animal from jp the game. Considering that in the game its consistently called “the mosasaur” and could have been tranq’d and captured for Jurassic world, as part of the Ingen clean up operation.
I think it’s a great idea for the mosasaurus to be super secret because for one, it was an upcoming attraction InGen did not want to be known until the park and marine facility opened, and there is even more evidence it was secret because in the game harding has no idea it was cloned, and also says it wasn’t on the list.
It'd be cool if in JW3, Dr. Wu is conversing with others about the mosasaurus and says something about her being his second attempt at cloning an aquatic reptile, where he'll mention the tylosaurus. He could say how she got out thanks to Dr. Sorkin, but he assumed she died shortly after due to lysine deficiency. He couldn't confirm her death because her carcass was never found, but she would have little to no chance of surviving for long. If they had found her carcass, then he'd have cloned another one. Or something along those lines, nothing too big, but it would confirm the tylosaurus as cannon.
Well actually they closed the gate so it couldnt get out so it most likely starved to death or it got out and his lurking in the deep
Wait, that's four or five dinosaur parks depending on if you count the place in Jurassic Park 3. Why so many? I also find it strange why the island in Falling Kingdom didn't explode a second time. The volcano should have made the nuclear reactor explode like a atom bomb!
Godzilla musta swallowed it whole
Great video as always my friend. Do you like to consider the Game as canon?
Cool Video
what a great video. loved the game as well!
Maybe there may be a twist in Jurassic World 3 where the Jurassic World Mosasaurus fights with a Tylosaurus that looks similar to the one in Jurassic Park: The Game and it wins and eats the Tylosaurus.
Best meal she's ever had in ages.
It’s probably the mosasaurus that we see in Jurassic world
I would imagine that the tylosaurus and mosasaurus would end up being the same animal. Just an easy way of tying up loose ends.
I wanna see mosasaur babies!!! 🤩🤩🤩
Did anyone notice that the Tylosaurus has a forked tongue like it would’ve had in real life?
Klayton, have you seen the new GKOTM trailer, its awesome
I have an interesting theory.
After the fall of Jurassic Park, the tylosayrus swims free for a long period of time unnoticed. By 2016, she would probably have encountered the mosasaurus a few times, if it can survive a first run in with her. By Dominion, she's probably dead
The game is actually a combination of both movie and book lore so this game is actually an entire lore of its own.
I think maybe it got free by a huge techtonic plate opening, meaning the tylosaurus could have an simple escape from out of the exhibit and out into the open world.
Man , time flies. I remember when the 2011 jp game was new.
If it is out its possible that both mosa together could start a species of mosas in the wild. Tylasaurus was a breed of mosa and it would have to be possible thanks to ingen making some big oversights with the whole frog dna thing so its a potential issue.
It would be nice to see a fight between the mosasaurus and the tylosaurus
It would be cool if in Jurassic world 3 if the tylosaurus got caught or washed up dead on a beach and either wu says something like that thing escaped or Claire sees it on the news and realizes it’s not the Jurassic world mosasaur
Oof Missed opportunity
I luv your videos
Can you make a video covering what killed the men on the boat in the opening scene of Jurassic Park III? Maybe they could use this as a way to introduce the Tylosaurus?
I was under the impression jerry sealed it in with the gate
Persoanlly I think it was trapped when Gerry Harding closed the gate in it’s face. Ate the hatcery fish, and then either starved or somehow forced it’s way out. But in the open ocean, I doubt it would find Lysine heavy fish in large enough numbers to remain healthy.
Add in pods of whales that it might come into conflict with, or even large schools of bull sharks, and I think the thing died.
In Jurassic World, towards the end there is a HUGE thing that looks like this swimming in a wave. So I just thought it was the Tylosaurrus
I think that the first novel was the main source for the game because of the different time of events compared to the first movie, but that's just my opinion.
AND I WAS WONDERING THAT THANKYOU
The Tylosaurus in Jurassic Park The Game is so awesome
Hadn't it been re-trapped inside its enclosure when Jerry fired a harpoon at the air tank apparently keeping the pressurized gate open? As for canonicity in the wider Jurassic Park canon, Universal Studios had previously declared this game as "and official sequel," whether that statement had been placed to hype the game, or show this wasn't just a fan made game, I was under the implication that they confirmed it as canon... The only thing counter-intuitive to it's canonicity is the fact that the Jurassic Park Visitor Center's entrance wasn't damaged when appearing in Jurassic World, even through the Tyrannosaur had done significant damage when it charge through to attack both Jerry and Jess Harding.
The game is soft canon, with a pick and choose policy as far as what elements are used or ignored by the later films. The napalming cannot happen because the infrastructure of the original Park is visited in Jurassic World, and Rexie is still around as of 2015, even surviving the Mt Sibo eruption having being forcibly immigrated to the mainland. Nima's people are mentioned in supplementary material. As for why Gerry and Jess Harding are never heard of again, if they did get to the mainland they'd have been paid off by InGen to keep silent, and they'd never want anything to do with dinosaurs again. Nima as well if the scenario where she survives is in the soft canon. The game and its individual aspects (characters, scenarios, dinosaurs etc) are Schrodinger's Canon. They are neither canonical or non-canonical until something in later Jurassic media confirms or contradicts it. You can make inferences based on how later events played out The Troodon as they are in this game never turn up in any material relating to Jurassic World or Fallen Kingdom, suggesting they died out, were dealt with or aren't the in canon of the films.
Wouldnt it be cool if the mosasaur and tylosaur met and fought in JW3?
It could be awesome to see it interact with the Mosasaur in the upcoming film.
I think it’s possible that its resources ran low or it was killed by humes bu sick world may have just re-shaped it and re-colored it to feature in the Jurassic World film however it wasn’t featured in the 1993 Jurassic Park film so it leaves me to wonder if they really had a mosasaur or it was just a little Easter egg to the game
I meant but Jurassic world in the second sentence not bu sick world
The movie Mosasaur might just be their version of it. Not straight up. But their way to introduce a creature like it without having to deal with the freedom it had for so many years and instead borrow that plot for the two last movies. Fallen Kingdom being the first of that story arc.
5:43 it got trapped so it didn’t escape
I would love it if it appeared in a scene for jurassic world dominion, maybe the main characters will think it's the mosasaurus only for it to reveal itself
I would love if some of the game got the briefest of reference in the next movie. At least the troodons.