The blue Corythosaurus was probably based off of concept art, but the second variant for the JP3 male Raptor was actually in the film, if you look closely one of them has the spotted patterning which I call the animal “Spotty”
The blue _Corythosaurus_ isn't canon within the films, artist Jaroslav Kosmina illustrated this design himself to help market Jurassic Park merchandising. He inserted his own head canon and fans (like yourself) stuck with it. Sexual Monomorphism, where the physical differences in both sexes of a species are the same, is plausible in certain species--even in infancy, the Corythosaurus from JPIII expressed the same skin design.
@@lisasteeves9385 New features: Able to cage dinoaurs without mods Dinosaurs breeding Transport dinosaurs by truck Sauropod fighting animations Pterasaur walking animations Dinosaur storage room
Fun Fact: The mamenchisaurus in JP: the Lost World was originally referred to as "Seismosaurus", but for some reason, they ran with referring to it as mamenchisaurus instead (maybe because seismosaurus is an invalid genus)
@@João-u8b You really forgot about Troodon? And if Seismosaurus was in the canon, like The Lost World, it would’ve been the first invalid species in the franchise.
Actually In the Lost World , near the T-Rex nest, There's a Edmontosaurus skull And the InGen List on the DPG site(which is Canon) confirms that at least 4 Edmontosaurus lived on Isla Sorna
The Anatotitan? Yes, that's where this skin comes from. But this species of _Edmontosaurus_ already was present on Isla Sorna canonically; its skull is found in the background of the Rex Nest.
Such a sense of irony when Jurassic Fans try to copy the Stan Winston Studios and ILM models authentically but get it wrong every time. For example, the Gallimimus' color scheme wouldn't become stapled until _Jurassic World,_ where it is heavily defined in all ages/sex. Jurassic Park's variant all showcased complexity by having skin morphs to indicate age, individuality and, of course, sex. In case for thoroughness, it's best to use every source of reference available which showcases the animatronics and models from every angle.
if you favourite the skins in the species viewer that can be found on the home screen, you are able to release them through a random release of favourite skins for that dinosaur
Red Panda Regie, is There a 100% movie accurate mod with the Jurassic World Dinosaurs? Cause the Movie Carno and Bary are definitely different from the game
It tweaks a couple of skins, but mostly adds new ones. But basically to install it you need to download it from the Jurassic World Evolution 2 Nexus Mod Page, then when you go into downloads you find a zipped folder, you click extract all, then go into that newly extracted folder and copy the file inside. Then you go into the Jurassic World Evolution 2 files and click win64, and place it in the ovldata section and it should be good to go.
@@redpandareggie3642 true, additionally it was originally planned for the male pteranodons to be Sternbergi but when the genus change happened they decided to retcon it and say they were different species
![Prehistoric Documentary [4K] - Life Inside the Hell Creek Formation - Jurassic World Evolution 2](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/buwFayBJXvg/mqdefault.jpg)
Film accurate Mamenchisaurus my beloved
The blue Corythosaurus was probably based off of concept art, but the second variant for the JP3 male Raptor was actually in the film, if you look closely one of them has the spotted patterning which I call the animal “Spotty”
The blue _Corythosaurus_ isn't canon within the films, artist Jaroslav Kosmina illustrated this design himself to help market Jurassic Park merchandising. He inserted his own head canon and fans (like yourself) stuck with it. Sexual Monomorphism, where the physical differences in both sexes of a species are the same, is plausible in certain species--even in infancy, the Corythosaurus from JPIII expressed the same skin design.
@@TheMightyN Why do you think I said the blue Corythosaurus was based off concept art?
We HAVE to have those skins and variants in JWE3.
That will be a great idea.👍
@@lisasteeves9385
New features:
Able to cage dinoaurs without mods
Dinosaurs breeding
Transport dinosaurs by truck
Sauropod fighting animations
Pterasaur walking animations
Dinosaur storage room
Fr, I love recreating locations from the movies and these would help a ton
@Peepaw_Afton_Art Mee too.
If they have all those variants jwe3 would be even better than the last two
Fun Fact:
The mamenchisaurus in JP: the Lost World was originally referred to as "Seismosaurus", but for some reason, they ran with referring to it as mamenchisaurus instead (maybe because seismosaurus is an invalid genus)
@@thegreatgoldfilms6311 Maybe Seismosaurus was going to be the franchises first invalid species, since Seismosaurus is now called Diplodocus.
@@JonathanHitchner isn't Becklespinax the Only dubious Canon Dinosaur🤔
@@João-u8b You really forgot about Troodon? And if Seismosaurus was in the canon, like The Lost World, it would’ve been the first invalid species in the franchise.
@@João-u8bYes
What Seriously
I am 100%. Love those mods! I wonder if you can make a video of them in their enclosures.
I believe the Edmontosaurus is based on its brief appearance in The Lost World: Jurassic Park arcade game.
that would make sense
Actually
In the Lost World , near the T-Rex nest, There's a Edmontosaurus skull
And the InGen List on the DPG site(which is Canon) confirms that at least 4 Edmontosaurus lived on Isla Sorna
The Anatotitan? Yes, that's where this skin comes from. But this species of _Edmontosaurus_ already was present on Isla Sorna canonically; its skull is found in the background of the Rex Nest.
Mamenchisaurus amazing ❤
30:41 Look at ma Boy 😍🤩🤩
Can you make a other speculation for features of Jurassic world evolution 3
Such a sense of irony when Jurassic Fans try to copy the Stan Winston Studios and ILM models authentically but get it wrong every time. For example, the Gallimimus' color scheme wouldn't become stapled until _Jurassic World,_ where it is heavily defined in all ages/sex. Jurassic Park's variant all showcased complexity by having skin morphs to indicate age, individuality and, of course, sex. In case for thoroughness, it's best to use every source of reference available which showcases the animatronics and models from every angle.
How do you release Buck and doe at the same time?
if you favourite the skins in the species viewer that can be found on the home screen, you are able to release them through a random release of favourite skins for that dinosaur
@@redpandareggie3642thank you so much 👍🏻
Interessante
Red Panda Regie, is There a 100% movie accurate mod with the Jurassic World Dinosaurs? Cause the Movie Carno and Bary are definitely different from the game
I want to see the Marine reptiles in Jurassic world evolution 3 and more cenozoic animals
maybe these will be variants and skins for jwe3
Buck and Doe are boring names for the mated Tyrannosaurus Rex pair from The Lost World so i named the Doe Kayla and the Buck Sal
Well they weren't necessarily names, more titles of what they would be, like with deer, though males are more often called stags in my experience
@@redpandareggie3642 Oh. Well either way now they have names
too bad your video is not in 1080p
I want LocoJung to made a jurassic world trilogy mod pack that will be awesome and will complete the collection of jurassic franchise dinosaurs
Including the chaos theory ones
OMG 😢 How can i put mods in JWE 2? I don't know How to do it😢pls help me
Is this a replacement pack? Also, could you make a tutorial to activate this mod?
It tweaks a couple of skins, but mostly adds new ones.
But basically to install it you need to download it from the Jurassic World Evolution 2 Nexus Mod Page, then when you go into downloads you find a zipped folder, you click extract all, then go into that newly extracted folder and copy the file inside. Then you go into the Jurassic World Evolution 2 files and click win64, and place it in the ovldata section and it should be good to go.
@@redpandareggie3642 okay, thank you
Bruh the tlw pterosaur is Pteranodon longiceps not Pteranodon sternbergi
The Geosternbergia was in concept art, and was changed out for pteranodon
@@redpandareggie3642 true, additionally it was originally planned for the male pteranodons to be Sternbergi but when the genus change happened they decided to retcon it and say they were different species
I'd say the TLW one is Pteranodon sternbergi, while JP3 one is a Fictional species, and JW one is Pteranodon longiceps
@@João-u8b watch the crest of the tlw pteranodon it’s longiceps
please put your videos in better quality