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The Origins Of The Indominus Rex | Jurassic Park Dinosaur History
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2021
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The Indominus Rex origins come from Jurassic World, the 2015 Park sequel that had a T.rex fight a Raptor Hybrid Dinosaur. History behind this animal goes back to the 1990's with Chaos Effect, Michael Crichton, Steven Spielberg and other sources.
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"You think it'll scare the kids?"
"The kids? This will give the Parents nightmares."
"Is that...good?"
"It's incredible."
was it "incredible" or "fantastic"? I feel like it was the latter.
It too die for 😏
@@hairbarnes530 idk why but I had “magnificent” in my head 🤷♂️
@@roybarron7806 Ha!
You never told me it was white
"i didn't ask for a monster!"
That line give chills
And the response is also subberb:
"Monster is a relative term. To a canary, a cat is a monster. We're just used to being the cat."
@@nicolacampos2720 if i was Masrani, i would say: yes, but this is almost 15 meters long canary with lots of teeths
The funny thing is Alan Grant in JP3 even said" Now what Hammond and INGEN created in Jurassic Park were nothing more than theme park monsters"which adds alot to how Wu defended himself against that line
@@nicolacampos2720 one of my favorite lines in the WHOLE movie. Other one is when Masrani and Claire are in the helicopter
@@marykennedy9462 i also liked when masrani asked why the irex was white.. thats a subtle hint that he sensed something was different with this dino..almost gives you a chill if ya think about it
"Monster is a relative term. To a canary, a cat is a monster. We're just used to being the cat."
It gives what Alan Grant says in JP3 during that seminar about the dinosaurs on Isla Sorna being "theme park monsters" a whole new perspective. Them adding in DNA changed the whole creature. They were not "resurrecting" an extinct animal, they were creating a whole new creature. One that was similar to the original, but was vastly different in appearance and behavior.
You did forget to mention how even Henry Wu mentioned that “Nothing in Jurassic World is natural. If their DNA was pure many of them would look quite different.”
Filmfans / hipsters like saying the Indominus is everything wrong with the Jurassic World movies but a hybridized dinosaur / new species is totally in line with Michael Crichton’s themes & OG Jurassic Park.
As much flack as JW got, I feel like as a whole, the shift to genetic power as a God complex was a course correction, bringing the film franchise even closer to the books than it has ever been. They touched on it with one line from Dr Grant in 3 but outside of that and the amphibian plot point in JP1 they never touched on some of the true spirit of the books
Honestly it was very well received
JW didn’t get flak at all. If anything, it was Fallen Kingdom. JW was well received and praised.
This is me. I never liked the Jurassic World movies but I guess I understand what they are going for. I hope they can bring it home with Dominion.
@@ItzChrisPR I remember it getting some flak, specifically that the Indominus wasn't a "real" dinosaur but I think we can all see that's a stupid argument.
The flack it received? What’re you talking about? It made well over a billion dollars.
The movie was well received.
I'm glad they removed the idea of a fictional non existing dino in the fossil record, the hybrid route matched really well with what the franchise already established
Im glad how this Franchise went out so far. If u look at the Conzepts of previous Movies. It wouldn't be the first time they almost fucked up the Franchise.
I personally LOVE the meta behind the I-Rexs creation and it’s story within the JP universe itself. It’s terrifying and hunts for sport, something that would have scared me a lot if I was a kid watching it for the first time. But it also plays, what I think, is a super important role in the franchise! I think companies messing in genetics is a huge part of this story, something that I love how Camp Cretaceous points out. I personally really like the I-Rexs introduction and all that it represents in its own vacuum, and in the storyline, and moving forward. Also, love ur videos! Love JP! Have a good one
I love the way the Indominus ties in the series, it's correlation to obviously the T-rex, but I was re watching the series last night and noticed the subtle hint Colin Trevorrow gave the audience about what the Indominus was made of. In the first film, Muldoon talks to Grant about how "the big one" and it's pack would attack the fence when the feeders came, which led to the use of a crane-type system. The exact same way the Indominus was fed. Claire told Masrani that the Indominus would anticipate we're the food was coming from and... that both the original JP raptors and the Indominus we're essentially isolated in a enclosure, and the Indominus ties in Malcom's point of view from the lunch scene in JP. The Indominus was a genetically modified monster that didn't need to exist other than profit. The same way the park could be viewed.
"But Henry, they wouldn't be real!"
"But they're not real now!" Henry asserted.
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Interesting to see just how many animals were confined to create the indominus rex.
Since Jurassic Park talks about the theme of playing God, I love the idea of hybrid dinosaurs as it was now a new development in the Jurassic series. Unfortunately, some people didn't take the idea seriously. I don’t know why some people hated the idea of hybrids, but my guess is the people who hated the idea are blinded by nostalgia since hybrids were never seen nor mentioned in the original trilogy, and when they think of Jurassic Park, they think of ‘just dinosaurs’, nothing more and nothing less.
Funny how in the original JP they're part frog lol
literally all of them are hybrids lol
Good point
Lol, I thought I wrote this down because we have the similar profile photos😂😂😂😂
In JP, dinosaurs had bugs..I mean genetic, computer bugs
Hi Klayton I love watching your videos as you explain things really well, I think it would be great for you and your channel if you made a long video on explaining JP’s complete story line, I think a lot of people would really enjoy it !
Yeah I have been saying the same thing to myself.
8:09, the Dilophosaurus DNA was mixed with that of a poison dart frog, explaining why it can spit venom.
Perhaps used DNA from a frilled lizard not expecting it to produce the frill that it got. Maybe just wanted something else as an experimental gene gap filler.
Unless I am remembering it wrong, don’t poison dart frogs get their toxins from the specific bugs they eat, rather than the frogs inherently producing it?
Poison dart frogs can't spit though, and their toxicity isn't inherent, they eat certain bugs
i think it would need spitting cobra mixed in to actually spit it's venom.
Hybrids honestly make so much sense in the franchise, like what’s stopping the creation of hybrids? It’s not like they don’t have the technology to create hybrids and it fits well with the reckless genetic engineering themes
Also the fact that EVERY dinosaur in the films so far have been hybrids
To be honest the Indominus was a really interesting concept, I especially like it for replacing the other dinosaur they were just making from scratch, I believe that creating an Indominus brings up interesting concepts and ideas. For example I absolutely loved Indoraptor, and the scorpius rex which I thought was a very interesting idea. Even though I wish Jurassic as a whole was more paleontologically accurate like so many others I believe introducing the hybrids made a way for Jurassic to have a dinosaur they made and could get to do whatever they might want without creating misconceptions about real dinosaurs. All in All Indominus wasn't my favorite thing Jurassic has introduced but regardless I'm glad its here.
Loved this dinosaur ever since it was introduced. Still my favorite.
Can i rex defeat t rex?
@@iconic918 I mean, in JW she basically destroyed Rexy, and would have killed her and Blue without the mosasaurus showing up, so I'm sure she would've killed the rex
Sometimes I've wondered what micheal creighton would have thought about the idominius rex and the whole hybrid storyline. I think it was such a brilliant way to take the franchise.
Agreed
JP3 really should've been that movie that delvs into the genetic engineering themes of the series, all of the pieces to make a good story are already there in the film. You have a hyper aggressive Spinosaurus that's hell bent on destruction and chases the protagonists around the island, abandoned Ingen bio-labs with freaky experiments, and in general just this eerie feel that something went down on Sorna that nobody knows about.
The lore itself is there through other canon material, but imagine if this had been a large focus in the film. The Lost World would have been a nice break between the two films where genetic tampering doesn't have as big of a focus, and Jurassic World and the I-Rex could have been direct tie ins to JP3, the Spino and Ingen's experiments. Thus creating a more cohesive franchise.
This guy is so good at making Dinosaur Theories give this dude 1 million
How to creat dinosaur Park:
We will fill a check list as we go
Steep1: hav alot of Ambr and science equipment
Stop 2: create giant lizard
Spet3: lizrd creat destruction (losing green monei)
Dat is al. Rat 5 start
honestly i love that comment
This comment gave me an aneurysm
The Indominus will always be my favorite hybrid, nothing will change my mind
*SAME*
YES SIR
Yup, same here, since the spino isn't a hybrid, but indominus is my second favorite dinosaur in the franchise, nothing can change it. There are NO flaws about it
My favorite dino in the franchise
Yeaaah boi me too
Great video. Very thought-provoking. This is a conversation I really enjoy, and it just shows the in-depth thinking behind the idea of the Indominus. Now, obviously most movie-goers just want a cool dinosaur film but I love that there is a group of fans who actually really enjoy exploring the philosophy and thinking behind these films and the books.
I agree, it was a logical progress to the expansion of the story of the franchise which was desperately needed. It’s a major reason for why I like the film.
You should consider eventually making a retrospective that primarily focuses on the chronological history of "hybrids" within the film universe; either starting with the Spinosaurus or Scorpius Rex & ending with the Indoraptor? Whether this isn't enough material to work with, you might want to consider including other "hybrids" from other sections of the franchise (EX: comics, toy lines, video games, etc.)
As someone who works at a museum and ever so often, a little kid will come in wanting to know where our Indominus Rex is, I am *extremely* thankful they didn't go with the Malusaurus idea. Not only for the reasons outlined very well here, by tapping into the good old toys Crichton left us to use, but because of how much harder it be to correct this error in people's minds. I still get people on the regular ignorant of raptors having feathers a good 20 years after the first feathered raptor fossils were positively identified; it be like gas on a fire as a Paleontological educator. With the Indominus, I can usually settle a kid down and make a difference between "Make-believe" and reality, such as using the museum's Giganotosaurus as a real animal to contrast it to.
People: OH, she's a mindless monster in a dumb movie!!!
Indominus: *Tragic flashbacks of people experimenting on her sister to the point where she had to end her suffering*
ah, are you a fellow Alteori fan?
@@mads1259 I certainly am.
@@mads1259 I used to be... but I still like this theory
That’s heartbreaking.
wait, isnt the brother the one who was ate?
Dr. Grant? HERE’S your _”…genetically-engineered THEME PARK MONSTER!”_
This is a pure blood Klayton's video. Love it man!
I wonder how many kids didn't pay attention to Jurassic World's story and still think to this day that the indominus is a real dinosaur.
Probably a sad amount.
Nowadays, the parents don't pay attention either, sadly
I love how the Jurassic world movies take so much for the Books I hope they do more in dominion
I always took the Grant quote below from JP3 as a nod toward these aren't real animals and we technically genetic hybrids
"So this is how you make a dinosaur?
[Grant] No, this is how you play God"
One of the biggest arguments I have with my friends who don't like the latter Jurassic movies is they don't think Hoskins motivations are realistic. The whole "using dinosaurs as weapons" angle loses him every time. I'm constantly saying, "seriously, sit in a room with a bunch of rich guys and you'll hear ideas JUST LIKE THAT". I'd be interested in what your thoughts are on how the films handle the villains and their various motivations, and if all that coalesces into a good movie overall.
Thanks for your content, Klayton!
I'll never regret Indominus Rex, it is the perfect modern culmination of the lore set in JP and Im thankful they chose to create it over some wholely fictional dinosaur.
Which Im gonna be honest feels like a crime to the initial sci-fi roots and introducing of real extinct animals,with at most original speculative ideas. A hybrid is so much more common even in our world now cause we crave that kind of god play and to see the monstrous results.
Lol, I'm In school, still watching
Great video going fully over the indominous rex.
I've never had an issue with the Indominous Rex. All the Jurassic Park dinosaurs are hybrids as the first movie talked about filling in genetic sequences with DNA from non-dinasaur species. It doesn't seem like much of a leap then to use the dinosaur DNA avilable to fill in the genetic sequences of a different dinosaur and end up with a hybrid creature.
I wouldn't call them Hybrids. I think they are just modified. But the I-Rex is kinda created from Scratch. I can understand if people dont like the Hybrids. But it just make Sense. If this Company is able to create new Species, why they wouldn't do it?
Thanks for another awesome Jurassic Park video Klayton. Keep up the great work. I am a huge fan of Your channel. Please continue to make more videos. Can please do more videos on the Scorpios Rex?.
To be honest imo the Indominus Rex to me at least serves as a reminder that InGen was not the "Friendly" company that we all associate with John Hammond back in the day (Rip Richard Attenborough) but a conglomerate of greedy executives and immoral scientists who never stopped to ask if what they were doing should be done but they ignore the risks and bet on the dollar. Although I kinda liked Mr. Masrani but he made the same mistakes that John Hammond did and think that they could contain life but failed to see that life would find a way to escape their control...its kinda like a really sad loop of good intentions being mistaken for common sense...even Dr.Grant was right "Sometimes the worst things have come from the best intentions". Still awesome video Klayton.
Don't you just LOVE how the creators gave the series far more respect than some fans have EVER given them credit for? (Glares at the RWBY fandom)
Bro, your profile pic is of which dinosaur? It looks so cool
@@iconic918 Got it while searching "T.Rex image", so it's definitely a tyrannosaur of some kind, and a wallpaper. Other than that, thanks. 👍
@@Tyrantlizard874 a feathered t rex looks better than non feathered
@Karan kumar
Lol found the “feather friends”
Good thing they know know the Rex didn’t have feathers, at least in adulthood
@@Mobius118 And even for the hatchlings that's debatable. Sad truth is, there are not many facts that are 100% confirmed or agreed upon. Personally, I'm strictly neutral on the feather department
4:40 wow I remember having that toy when I was a kid. But that was the first concept of hybrids for me and man does that take me back.
The Indominus Rex is my favorite dinosaur from the Jurassic Park movies.
Mary Shelly began the science fiction genre with Frankenstein. A story of a man created from the parts of different humans. Jurassic Park was called Frankenstein’s grand descendant as a work of science fiction. So Jurassic World having the Indominus rex which is a dinosaur made of the different parts of different dinosaurs just makes lots of sense and goes back to the heart of the science fiction genre.
I do not know if you are a fan of "Epic Rap Battles of History", but your comment sums up why I brainstormed "Mary Shelley vs. Michael Crichton" as one of my ideas in the comment sections.
I think finding a new species of dinosaur and purposely keeping it for a competitive advantage is exactly what the Jurrassicverse missed out on. They could have found (not created) something extremely aggressive and large that is uncontrollable.
4:48, thank God for eBay! I found all the Kenner Jurassic Park figures.
Great video! It should be noted that in the Jurassic Park laserdisc booklet it mentions that raptors hunt for sport. Which I think is the first mention of that in the franchise.
If I'm honest I preffered some of the concept designs for the Indominus over the one we got onscreen.
Nice
Also The Indominus Rex is very dangerous
The more I watch Jurassic World, the more I like it. I own them all, and regularly have JP marathons!
Come on June 20!!!
With the gender changing being the primary focus, I think those other 'genetic side effects' were sprinkled throughout the original trilogy (Dilophosaur frills and venom, variety of Raptors on Site B, Spinosaur strength and aggression even...) and I wouldn't be surprised if Dominion made a tie-in reference to them (similar to how Wu stated in JW that 'if the animals were accurate many of them would be very different') as 'side-effects' to help string the disjointed original trilogy together with the newer films, as they said they wanted to do. ^^
Man can anyone imagine what the fight between the T-Rex,Blue and the Mosasurus against the Indominus Rex would have been like if the Spinosaurus showed up that fight wouldn't have been a fight it would have been a slaughter.
Awesome 🤩
Nice and very Detailed origin story of the main antagonist from the Jurassic World Series known as Indominus Rex.
No wonder the Indominus is somewhat menacing and very intimidating every since The Carnotaurus from Dinosaur 2000, Sharptooth the Tyrannosaurus Rex from The Land Before Time and One Eye the Tyrannosaurus from Speckles the Tarbosaurus.
Man, I adore this monster and honestly the best villains in Jurassic World alongside the Indoraptor from Fallen Kingdom, and possibly the best dinosaur movie villains alongside the Carnotaurus from Dinosaur 2000, Sharptooth the Tyrannosaurus Rex from The Land Before Time, One Eye the Tyrannosaurus from Speckles the Tarbosaurus and Gorgon the Gorgosaurus from Walking with Dinosaurs 2013 Movie because those are my all time favorite dinosaur movie villains in dino movie history in my opinion.
Great video Klayton Fioriti and as always, Take It Easy And Life Finds A Way.
Great 👍 video once again Mr Klayton thank you and have a Blessed day everyone
This my favourite Jurassic park channel
The Indominus Rex was cool and all but they should've never ended it especially with how popular it's become
I loved the Indo-Rex in JW and her introduction made sense. They were trying to revitalize the park and bring in more people. But now that the park is gone and so is the island, I really don't see the point in future dinosaur hybrids. Humans have collectively failed 4 different times now to control these animals effectively.
You forget yes island gone but to many factions want hybrids for weapons is the other plot line they may continue with see it was stated in jw.
Some people hate the hybrids... and those people are crazy. While I could see them going very bad (like the human-dinosaur hybrids that were in concept art for JP3/4) they so far have been done well
The Indominus Rex was executed beautifully, having just the right mix of realism in its creation and behaviors while still being a scary sci fi monster of a dinosaur
Could you do a video on Jurassic world aftermath vr games Velociraptor such as the biolusment one
Klayton you are the one youtuber youtuber that has ever gotten me to buy a product
Colin was against making up dinosaurs for the franchise....but not throwing species from entirely different continents and time periods into one area for a "prehistoric scene"?
IDK, with Novel!Wu's explanation of "insert the DNA and see what dinosaur grows out of it" for how they identify what dinosaurs they're creating, there's ample opportunity to showcase an entirely new dinosaur idea under the explanation "paleontologists haven't discovered it's fossil yet, if at all, so we discovered it through cloning".
Love seeing your vids, great work!👍
1:57, oh wow!! Cool!! Love those kinds of Documentaries!
5:36, that right there was a great foreshadowing!
Totally agree that the indominus exemplifies the saga and its incorporation rejuvenated Jurassic parks original ideas
Most people tend to forget mosa size was buffed A lot so it’ll be able to drag indom in the water
Very cool! THANKS!🦖🦖🦖💯
I really think that the I-Rex was a better idea than the made up dinosaur as the maulusaurus but it is still a cool concept but I agree with you 😁
I had a theory that the sibling indominous was never eaten, but was a cover up for it's disappearance by ingen. But then the more I thought about this theory, I realized that would defeat the purpose of Wuu needing the ribcage of the OG indominous.
I honestly can’t agree more this is one of my more favorites Dinosaurs and is my favorite hybrid but this video I loved
Can you make a video explaining who and when they rounded up all the dinos for Jurassic world ? We’re they all from Isla sorna and nublar? And can you explain vic hoskins story and life??
Id like to see a video on the origins of the original JP
T-Rex. Her birth how she was raised. Feeding her. She had to know what people are. Imagine the Raptor hatching scene but the
T-Rex. Always wanted to see a reimagined version of Jurassic Park.
I Do think this video is Really Great The Indominus rex Kinda Does Beat some of my Favorite Real Life Dinosaur such as the T rex & Ankylosarurs for a animal design and I Do Think That Yes I do Think The Impact the Indominus Rex did was Really Great and Even if some Complain about the Indominus Rex Design being not Monster Likey Enough the Spinoff such as Jurassic World the Game & Jurassic world Evolution does the Indominus So Great even not counting The Jurassic Park/World Seriers Hybrid Concept for Design for Dinosaurs is such a great Idea and If We Do Get a Real Life Indominus Rex We Should Remember not making the Same Thing that let the same Events form Jurassic world and give the Indominus some respect even a True Monster should be Respected to a degree.
I honestly would love a series that’s all about hybrid dinosaurs particularly hybrids like spinoraptor as I think a series that explores the idea of hybrids further would be cool and interesting and it could even be canon after all dr. wu isn’t the only who knows how to make dinosaurs anymore given what know in fallen kingdom so it honestly could work if done right.
I've never seen someone eat, sleep, and breathe the Jurassin Park franchise quite as much as you man haha! If there ever was an over the top JP die hard fan, is definitley you!
Thanks for the video!! See you later!! Stay safe.😉 Also my Birthday is tomorrow!! I'll be 31 this year.
Klayton could you please tell me the source of the outro melody you use when you thank your Ingen park workers and executives :)? I love the sound of it!!
if I was, to be honest, but, I would like an idea of Indoraptor vs Indominus in Fallen kingdom, while Blue, Owen, Claire and Maisy try not to get stomped, like in Jurassic park when Hammond and the others do the same thing
My favorite RUclipsr back at it again.
I loved the mini spino irex fight in your title!
Hello,hope your having a good day.
Also I absolute love the intro.
I had that figure! I loved it!
Great videos keep it up I like them
Actually the Indominus Rex is the second hybrid dinosaur since the Scorpios Rex is the real first hybrid dinosaur
The Scorpios Rex actually was a hybrid that came before the indominus, it’s mind and body was too unstable to be in a enclosure so it was frozen.
That background music is soo good whats it called?
That's very interesting.
Imagine a video game based more on Crichton’s books, and could have a story somewhere along the lines of a Dominion tie-in.
The untamable king
I think the IndominusRex was a interesting idea and is very important to the Fim about how far you are will to go with Ginetic Manipulation and how dangerous it can be and you never know how it will turn out and you need to think about wether you should do it or not.
Man I had all those chaos effect toys as a kid. Shame I got rid of them
One of my favorite dinosaurs
good job
So Awesome
if they made more lore and stories within the Jurassic park and world universe like Warhammer 40k does. I'd be waaaay more into it
the scorpius was actually the first attempt at a hybrid as said in camp C. later to be perfected into the Indominus Rex
After the seris finale of of camp Cretaceous do origins of the scorpious rex