@@christopherauzenne5023 well... Fans still waiting for "primal" pokemon (Ancient pokemon without the "rock type" made by the rebirth process) Not me, for me is optional, but sure it's good idea for some amateur artist.
@@antonissa8345 Well relicanth is based off of a coelacanth, a fish thought to be extinct that lived around the time of the dinosaurs, but was discovered to still be alive in 1938.
It's my belief that most pokemon gotta be like 6-15 foot on average, most legends are the size of a house (Ho-oh, Lugia, Kanto Birds, Giratina, ), while other legends like Groudon, Kyogre, Rayquaza, Regigigas, Celesteela, Zygarde-100, Ultra-Necrozma & Eternatus could be the size of 6-8 houses stacked in a 2x3 or 2x4 configuration, even Anorith something you would probably consider the size of a Medium-Large dog breed, is actually about 4 1/2 feet long and 3 feet wide, while being just about 2 feet tall since it scitters around like a bug. Kabutops is probably about as tall as an average human male, Omastar would be about 5 foot, the shell is a huge part of its body, it'd probably need about 4x4x5 feet of space to stand. Tyrunt looks like it'd be about 4 foot, tall for a 'small' pokemon, they look way smaller on the games but irl they'd need to be comparable, Tyrantrum would probably tower over us at like 24 feet tall. pokemon devs can't take the time to think how big and heavy they really want any pokemon to be, which is why wailord is one of the biggest pokemon, but it's not as dense as air.
So, they have faux fossils of Pokémon right next to fossils of the very real creatures that inspired their designs and data. That’s so cool! I would love to see that in person!
I know, right?! Imagine if they did something similar in a zoo where they put Pokémon based on animals near their living counterparts! I'd love to compare them- even moreso if the Pokémon were made similarly to the Detective Pikachu movie style where they almost looked real.
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@@arkdrawingandstuff5512 they still have to be modelled by hand beforehand, so even if they were machine-made or printed, they would still have to be made by talented people!
Imagine a Pokémon-themed museum where they teach kids about how fire is made and how electricity flows, and how water can break steel but using Pokémon! And then they teach about ecology using Pokémon, with the predators, herbivores, scavengers, etc. with a little mural of a Pokémon food web/chain and an example of an ecosystem in the Pokémon world and compare it to a similar real one. Then a paleontology section and finally a section genetics when talking about eevee and shinies. It would be so cool and a great way to bring otherwise boring scientific topics and relate them to children at their level. This would obviously be a set of simplified introductions to these topics for grade-schools, not super insane technical. And they can talk about evolution vs metamorphosis. I mean, pokemon already uses these scientific concepts in the games and, to a lesser extent, the show.
I hope we get even more Fossil Pokémon in the future. Like Compsognathus, Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, or Ankylosaurus! Maybe even a Sabertooth Tiger! I'd love to see unique Fossil Pokémon like that. This museum is making me geek out way too much. 😆
Is actually sabertooth cat. Smilodon is not a tiger. But I think it will be better if they add those from carboniferous and Permian period like arthropleura, meganeura, Inostrancevia or even dimetrodon
A Pokémon fossil museum showing recreactions of the Fossil Pokémon alongside their IRL counterparts? That's actually really cool. I'm sure a lot of people have no idea what an actual anomalocaris was.
@@adamnakamura8003 what I don't like if that people keep thinking that the dragon fossil is a Stegosaurus and not something like a relative of the Pachycephalosaurus or the Draco hogwartsia Rex. I've gotten so tired of the fanart of it being something like the stegosaurus because that's how common it is.
I love this whole museum so much, seeing Pokemon Side-By-Side real Dinosaurs kinda reminds me of Fossil Fighters for some reason! Still a really cool concept, and I am so happy Nintendo allowed this :]
I would love to see them do something similar at zoos, aquariums, and planetariums! I think it’s absolutely crucial that children are exposed to the sciences of the real world as early and as often as possible.
This seems to be a pretty impressive exhibit. I'm sure it's really churning up interest for the museum and the real dinosaurs. It's very interesting to see the similarities and differences between the Pokemon and the dinosaurs they were based off of.
This is why I always wanted to live in Japan for something like this! I love how we got a museum that shows both real fossils and Pokémon, which is so cool!
@@dandydanthedapperman7797 well maybe it was built before gen 8? Or they're waiting until the gen 9 and maybe ten to release before they update everything.
@@dandydanthedapperman7797 Notice how the main artwork prominently features the Kalos fossils. I think it's likely the expo was built before SwSh came out, since they have Let's Go images in the Helix Fossil expo, and like I said, the Kalos fossils are prominent in the art.
I've thought about an idea like this for years! I'm surprised they stopped at just fossil though. The Pokemon games have made featured all kinds of Museums and forms of art. This feels like they just dipped their toes in.
This is the coolest thing ever!! I wonder what’s gonna happen to these Pokémon models after the exhibit is done, or is it a permanent part of that museum now?
perhaps it'll be updated to include them later, with a little sign explaining now often fossils got mixed up in the early days of paleontology. like how elasmosaurs's head was misplaced on its reconstruction and it was thought to have a short neck and super long tail
@@charityquill4965 I don't think they need to actually fix that in the game ... I like the concept of those two ... It's just, I'd like to see the company to show the official design of how those two actually look like ... like maybe shown in their official website or media, or in an exhibition like in the video, or a cameo in the anime/game ...
It’s so cool how much they got inspiration from real world creatures. Tells us so much about how otherworldly these living things were before extinction.
Now I'm imagining if they did something like Nintendoland..but a large pokemon park where you can use a camera app to Pokedex entry every pokemon you see in the park...
It's like the dimensions hole finally opened between our world and pokemon world and the first thing the human do was comparing their prehistoric animals to each other hahaha
This is absolutely amazing and would love to visit! Bit of a missed opportunity to have something for Mamoswine tho, that along with Relicanth always seemed like “honorary Fossilmon”
That's what I was thinking it would of been a nice addition they did rellacanth so mamoswine would of fit they had alot of non dinosaur Pokemon so that wasent the problem so a full phreostoric mashup would of been sweet.
Absolutely, not to mention maybe make mention of Meganium and Tropius as well since they’re basically Sauropods even if they aren’t fossil Pokémon either. Hopefully if they introduce more Pleistocene themed fossilmon tho we’ll see new exhibits for them along with Mamoswine!
@@thewoollyviking5928 I think it's more like chikorita evoline is descendant of the sauropods, like the pidgeys to the prehistoric birds ... they're not exactly the prehistoric sauropods ... Unlike relicant/coelacant who are legit prehistoric pokemon/species that survive until this day ...
Japan is such a fun place . The respect they have for the series that have helped introduce so many to their culture (not only Pokémon) is awesome. It is cool to celebrate it
man who'd have thought we'd get something like this back when pkm first came out? What a cool way for kids to learn about dinosaurs and fossils and the novelty of seeing pokemon stuff in rl too.
Love how they did a evolution line for the T-Rex. At first we thought it stood up straight, then a giant lizard but still bipedal, and now we gave it fur/feathers truly amazing
I wish they had a special event tour that they can tour around the world into different museums. I would love to see this in the Field Museum with Sue.
As you look to your left you can see a bones of an extinct dinosaur called t-rex, but during its time it was called tyrantrum, and it uses its tail called dragon tail to actually defend itself from its opponent.
This is genius. I was 10 when Pokemon first came to America, but I loved dinosaurs, animals and bugs as a kid. I think that is one of the resons I got hooked on Pokemon and now they can use Pokemon to get children interested in the real natural world.
Holy Arceus, I wished they could do that internationally. Using Pokemon as a platform to teach about prehistoric fauna and flora is just a fantastic idea.
That's why i love so much fossil Pokemon, ALL of them are inspired by real life species of the Paleozoic/Mesozoic, Kabuto and Kabutops on Horseshoe Crabs/Trilobites/possibly Sea Scorpions, Omanite and Omastar on Ammonites, Aerodactyl likely on Rhamphorhynchus, Lileep and Cradily on Sea lilies, Anorith and Armaldo on Anomalocaris, Shieldon and Bastiodon on Protoceratops/Charsmosaurus, Cranidos and Rampardos on Prenocephale and Pachycephalosaurus, Archen and Archeops on Archaeopteryx, Tirtuga and Carracosta on Archelon, Tyrunt and Tyrantrum on T-Rexes of course, Amaura and Aurorus on Amargasaurus, even the 4 Galar fossil parts are inspired in real life animals, -Vish is a Dunkleosteus, -Zolt is a Velociraptor, Draco- is a Stegosaurid and Arcto- is a Plesiosaur, even the way all four pokemons are arranged do make a reference to inaccurate reconstructions
You could probably find it online and have it proxy shipped to your country. Although if you only got that, the shipping would probably be more expensive than the keychain.
I think Dr. Alan Grant outfit is already has become the symbolic costume of Paleontologist ... Like if someone ask "how paleontologists look like ?", we will automatically imagine Dr. Alan Grant ...
This place was probably in production before Galar but even if Galar could be added they really couldn’t since none of those combinations actually exist. They’re 4 different animals just mixed together
@@supanerdreviews4056 Though it would make for a good exhibit on the early history of Paleontology, considering how many early attempts at reconstructing fossilized skeletons got wrong or mixed up.
That's not the reason. The Galar Fossils are more of a jab at some existing fossil mix ups. Since the proper designs of the Galar Fossil Pokemon doesn't exist yet in Official Media, you can't do much with them. Also they take away the educational value as the Galar Fossils are not truly complete.
@@LucarioShirona the Galar fossils are meant to represent the early history of paleontology. On occasion paleontologists would accidentally combine bones from different species thinking they were the same animal since they were found next to each other. Aside from that there was a period these mix ups were done on purpose because there was a rush to find new species so they can put their names on the discovery. Which is represented in the two scientists who found the fossils in the journeys anime.
I went to Japan ages ago and one of my biggest regrets was not having enough time to see the Pokemon centre in Tokyo thank god this wasn't here when I went because I would regret it waaaaay more it has my favriote Pokemon it's so cool
It’s really amazing to see the art style difference between the pokemon and their real-life counterparts. Such as the simplification of shapes or additions to silhouettes and colors to make them into Pokemon
Huh?....Still a fossil in real-life or in theory,just not with Pokémon logic,actually.It's just a much later prehistoric fossil creature/species of earth than the dinosaurs and their own direct/indirect ancestors Arcosaurs of Triassic, Cretaceous (the Mesozoic era)and Jurassic periods,that's all..But,I'd now - while I was replying - kinda get your point,too,though...lol...😌🙃😅✌🌈💎
all they needed was a "mashine" were they place a kabutops fossil in and then open another were guy in kabutops outfit pops out with some dry ice smoke.
This feels so surreal, like something they would do in the early 2000/2010's and you'd here about it years later for the first time, only it's happened this year.
Disappointed to see nothing on Armagasaurus besides that one picture! I am happy this finally answered my confusion on whether Kabuto/Kabutops are intended to be a trilobite or a horseshoe crab.
I hope I'm not the only one appreciating the the real life dinosaurs drawn in Ken Sugimori's artstyle.
You're not alone. The dinosaurs in Sugimori's art style is AMAZING!!!!!!!
Honestly, I think their version of a T-Rex in that style would in itself make for an awesome Pokémon like maybe a rock, steel type
@@christopherauzenne5023 well...
Fans still waiting for "primal" pokemon (Ancient pokemon without the "rock type" made by the rebirth process)
Not me, for me is optional, but sure it's good idea for some amateur artist.
Yeah they are really cool!
@@christopherauzenne5023 but theres already a t-rex pokemon... that being tyrantrum.
I think it really cool how they have Relicanth, since it's pretty much a living fossil
It hasn't changed its form in over a hundred million years, it's clearly peak relicanth
Yeah he has been there since the Devonian Period so about 400 million years
Every fossil Pokémon is a living fossil
so is Kabuto. kabuto is based on horseshoe crabs, which exist both in fossils and in modern times
@@antonissa8345 Well relicanth is based off of a coelacanth, a fish thought to be extinct that lived around the time of the dinosaurs, but was discovered to still be alive in 1938.
Its really amazing not just to see how the fossils compare to the real counterpart but to also see the true scale of the Pokemon if they were real.
Which honestly makes me wonder how on Earth our player characters were even able to carry a Helix Fossil.
@@maxxor-overworldhero6730 Put it into a Pokeball like the items you find and store it. At least thats my headcanon.
@@maxxor-overworldhero6730 like how they have a bicycle in their bag
@@carrietan5401 That's explained by the bike being collapsible. But yeah, I get what you mean.
It's my belief that most pokemon gotta be like 6-15 foot on average, most legends are the size of a house (Ho-oh, Lugia, Kanto Birds, Giratina, ), while other legends like Groudon, Kyogre, Rayquaza, Regigigas, Celesteela, Zygarde-100, Ultra-Necrozma & Eternatus could be the size of 6-8 houses stacked in a 2x3 or 2x4 configuration, even Anorith something you would probably consider the size of a Medium-Large dog breed, is actually about 4 1/2 feet long and 3 feet wide, while being just about 2 feet tall since it scitters around like a bug.
Kabutops is probably about as tall as an average human male, Omastar would be about 5 foot, the shell is a huge part of its body, it'd probably need about 4x4x5 feet of space to stand. Tyrunt looks like it'd be about 4 foot, tall for a 'small' pokemon, they look way smaller on the games but irl they'd need to be comparable, Tyrantrum would probably tower over us at like 24 feet tall.
pokemon devs can't take the time to think how big and heavy they really want any pokemon to be, which is why wailord is one of the biggest pokemon, but it's not as dense as air.
So, they have faux fossils of Pokémon right next to fossils of the very real creatures that inspired their designs and data. That’s so cool! I would love to see that in person!
Why in prison?
@@beltog In person, not prison?
Ikr ... It was fascinating that our dinosaur are also cool like the pokemon one ... I can't believe such cool creature ever exist in real life ...
I know, right?! Imagine if they did something similar in a zoo where they put Pokémon based on animals near their living counterparts! I'd love to compare them- even moreso if the Pokémon were made similarly to the Detective Pikachu movie style where they almost looked real.
@@plant7371 Pokemon can do that it's not really out there since they have this Pokemon Fossil exhibit.
I love that they actually teach about the dinosaurs the Pokémon are based off of and their discoveries
Now I can tell my mom to let us play legends access for science
Mamoswine is based off mammoth
I have never wanted to live in Japan so badly! I love museums and fossils, and of course Pokemon!
Japan loves to celebrate so much their culture, as traditional as modern, that's what i love of it.
For its variety of entertainment? Definitely. Actually living there long term varies for some however
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Wait until you see its education system.
Huh, interesting.
The effort that went into the sculptures of all the pokemon and pokemon fossils is insane
Everything is well done but the Pokémon sculptures are pretty much just Machine made I could be wrong but that’s very likely
@@arkdrawingandstuff5512 they still have to be modelled by hand beforehand, so even if they were machine-made or printed, they would still have to be made by talented people!
It's like straight of the game!
That Bastiodon model was pretty bad, plastic.
@@vapidcity did you want one made out of bones
I love how they have the faux fossils on display. We need a Pokemon theme park with an area dedicated to the Fossils.
Welcome to Jurassic Park: Pokemon Edition
@@dylanadams6509 Hell yeah.
@@dylanadams6509 Oak: Welcome to Pokepark.
@@AutumnWoodham
I genuinely can't tell if it was a mistake or if you are indeed referencing the Pokepark Wii games.
Imagine a Pokémon-themed museum where they teach kids about how fire is made and how electricity flows, and how water can break steel but using Pokémon! And then they teach about ecology using Pokémon, with the predators, herbivores, scavengers, etc. with a little mural of a Pokémon food web/chain and an example of an ecosystem in the Pokémon world and compare it to a similar real one. Then a paleontology section and finally a section genetics when talking about eevee and shinies. It would be so cool and a great way to bring otherwise boring scientific topics and relate them to children at their level. This would obviously be a set of simplified introductions to these topics for grade-schools, not super insane technical. And they can talk about evolution vs metamorphosis.
I mean, pokemon already uses these scientific concepts in the games and, to a lesser extent, the show.
I hope we get even more Fossil Pokémon in the future. Like Compsognathus, Velociraptor, Carnotaurus, or Ankylosaurus! Maybe even a Sabertooth Tiger! I'd love to see unique Fossil Pokémon like that. This museum is making me geek out way too much. 😆
Knowing we get fossil pokemon in almost every generation and generation 9 is coming later this year. I say our chances are looking pretty good.
My favorite dinosaur is Ankylosaurus, but sadly it lived mainly in the West U.S. and Canada, which doesn´t sound like any region soon
They should update this place like every 3 or 4 generations that has fossils
dont forget spinosaurus
Is actually sabertooth cat. Smilodon is not a tiger. But I think it will be better if they add those from carboniferous and Permian period like arthropleura, meganeura, Inostrancevia or even dimetrodon
A Pokémon fossil museum showing recreactions of the Fossil Pokémon alongside their IRL counterparts? That's actually really cool. I'm sure a lot of people have no idea what an actual anomalocaris was.
I like that they included relicanth considering it's technically not a fossil pokémon but is still a "living fossil".
One thing I do find weird is that there’s no Galar fossils, but, then again, they would have to officially reveal the actual, completed Pokémon.
@@adamnakamura8003 what I don't like if that people keep thinking that the dragon fossil is a Stegosaurus and not something like a relative of the Pachycephalosaurus or the Draco hogwartsia Rex. I've gotten so tired of the fanart of it being something like the stegosaurus because that's how common it is.
IIRC, the real life coelacanth was considered extinct for decades before it was found to be actually quite common in Indonesia.
@@zachbahamutson5477 it’s dracorex
I love this whole museum so much, seeing Pokemon Side-By-Side real Dinosaurs kinda reminds me of Fossil Fighters for some reason! Still a really cool concept, and I am so happy Nintendo allowed this :]
Glad to see someone remembers the franchise
Yeees i still have fossil fighters and also ff frontier
i hope we get a fossil fighters sequal for the switch in the style of the first 2 games
I wish The Pokémon Company would do events like this in the US. Japan always gets all the cool stuff.
Not just the US, Europe would love this too. Though we always tend to get the shortest end of the stick. 😔
@@pierrebegley2746 Dude, Australia over here doesn’t even get a single lick of their stuff.
@@sargentgullible2794 Wait, what?!
How the heck is that even possible? You guys are the closest to them!
@@pierrebegley2746 Just assholes who focus on themselves, I suppose.
most meusiums would not take something like this seriously.
pokemon is more of an accepted cultural icon in japan
I would love to see them do something similar at zoos, aquariums, and planetariums! I think it’s absolutely crucial that children are exposed to the sciences of the real world as early and as often as possible.
planetarium ? ...
but space pokemon are still so few ...
@@ManusiaKagakRusuh It’s because Rayquaza does its job so well.
This seems to be a pretty impressive exhibit. I'm sure it's really churning up interest for the museum and the real dinosaurs. It's very interesting to see the similarities and differences between the Pokemon and the dinosaurs they were based off of.
Someone has to translate the text to English, it looks like there is so much good information there
I agree
It’s probably giving information on their real life counterparts and giving info on how that translated into making these fossils
This is why I always wanted to live in Japan for something like this! I love how we got a museum that shows both real fossils and Pokémon, which is so cool!
I hope they add the Galar fossils in the future, that would be interesting.
I thought it was odd they didn’t include the galar fossils too. Maybe they wanted to avoid the stigma that archaeologists make mistakes.
well nobody not even paleontologists are perfect.
@@dandydanthedapperman7797 well maybe it was built before gen 8? Or they're waiting until the gen 9 and maybe ten to release before they update everything.
Hopefully we do eventually see complete forms of the Galar Fossils at some point.
@@dandydanthedapperman7797 Notice how the main artwork prominently features the Kalos fossils.
I think it's likely the expo was built before SwSh came out, since they have Let's Go images in the Helix Fossil expo, and like I said, the Kalos fossils are prominent in the art.
We need more pokemon museums around the world now
Nah its only in japan because pokemon were originally a product and franchise from japan
I've thought about an idea like this for years! I'm surprised they stopped at just fossil though. The Pokemon games have made featured all kinds of Museums and forms of art. This feels like they just dipped their toes in.
Night at the museum there would be awesome.
That would be fucking terrifying
The amount of effort they put into Pokémon over there is really heartwarming. And makes me jealous.
anyone else appreciate that they took the time to put in english on the statues their actual us names rather than just the romanji?
ok, ima say it, this is legitimately probably one of the coolest pokemon things theyve ever done
Wish that Costume Picachu was available in Pokemon Go during Adventure week, with its focus on Fossil species.
*Pikachu
ARCHEN SKELETON! :D
Archen and Archeops are my favorite Pokemon! X3
I would've loved to go to one of these!
This is the coolest thing ever!! I wonder what’s gonna happen to these Pokémon models after the exhibit is done, or is it a permanent part of that museum now?
given that its japan...its anyones guess
I hope it remains a permanent thing
Imagine just having a giant Tyrantrum skeleton in your living room. These are so cool.
I hope it’s permanent so I can go see it when I make it to Japan in a few years.
As I know it's a traveling exhibit so after it's done I suppose they're beeing scrapped?
子供の頃に描いた夢の様な博物館で素晴らしい。化石ポケモンと本物化石を見比べて生態を学ぶ、ぜひ行ってみたい😊
It's a shame that this is probably a limited time exhibition. I would love to see all these someday.
X2.😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Maybe they will, I think it’ll be the same but with the Galar fossils added in
I'm only slightly disappointed that the gen 8 fossils aren't there. Maybe they could've shown what the fossils are actually supposed to look like
perhaps it'll be updated to include them later, with a little sign explaining now often fossils got mixed up in the early days of paleontology. like how elasmosaurs's head was misplaced on its reconstruction and it was thought to have a short neck and super long tail
@@charityquill4965
I don't think they need to actually fix that in the game ...
I like the concept of those two ...
It's just, I'd like to see the company to show the official design of how those two actually look like ...
like maybe shown in their official website or media, or in an exhibition like in the video, or a cameo in the anime/game ...
Boy you'd best believe that I'd do and/or give anything to go there!!!
Honestly same
Anything?
@@bshays21 yes anything T.T
It’s so cool how much they got inspiration from real world creatures. Tells us so much about how otherworldly these living things were before extinction.
Now I'm imagining if they did something like Nintendoland..but a large pokemon park where you can use a camera app to Pokedex entry every pokemon you see in the park...
It's like the dimensions hole finally opened between our world and pokemon world and the first thing the human do was comparing their prehistoric animals to each other hahaha
This is absolutely amazing and would love to visit! Bit of a missed opportunity to have something for Mamoswine tho, that along with Relicanth always seemed like “honorary Fossilmon”
That's what I was thinking it would of been a nice addition they did rellacanth so mamoswine would of fit they had alot of non dinosaur Pokemon so that wasent the problem so a full phreostoric mashup would of been sweet.
Absolutely, not to mention maybe make mention of Meganium and Tropius as well since they’re basically Sauropods even if they aren’t fossil Pokémon either. Hopefully if they introduce more Pleistocene themed fossilmon tho we’ll see new exhibits for them along with Mamoswine!
Although not fossils, they could include Raikou and Lapras also
I don't think the Ice Age fauna are dinosaur tho ...
sure they're old, but not prehistoric-old ...
@@thewoollyviking5928
I think it's more like chikorita evoline is descendant of the sauropods, like the pidgeys to the prehistoric birds ...
they're not exactly the prehistoric sauropods ...
Unlike relicant/coelacant who are legit prehistoric pokemon/species that survive until this day ...
Japan is such a fun place . The respect they have for the series that have helped introduce so many to their culture (not only Pokémon) is awesome. It is cool to celebrate it
man who'd have thought we'd get something like this back when pkm first came out? What a cool way for kids to learn about dinosaurs and fossils and the novelty of seeing pokemon stuff in rl too.
Love how they did a evolution line for the T-Rex. At first we thought it stood up straight, then a giant lizard but still bipedal, and now we gave it fur/feathers truly amazing
And it's possible that their body shape was even more chunky, making them look like walking sausages with even stubbier arms.
@@maxxor-overworldhero6730 that sounds adorable and I hope that’s the reality that we live in
@@Sayonara_Sumi what'd they say? it got deleted
@@flamepelt3092 that Dinosaur’s could have been like chunky like walking sausages
Extremely missed opportunity to use these wacky guys at 7:32 as inspiration for a mega evolution for omastar
I can see it becoming like a big corkscrew spike, that would be pretty dope
This is so cool! They even have their real life counterpart that existed, I really wanna visit this place!
I really hope America gets something like this one day. This is a gamers/paleontologists dream here
One of my favorite things about this is that they have them displayed along with the real-world equivalent to what each mon is based off of.
Imagine This in Pokémon violet and Scarlet, origin form Kabuto, etc...
That would be epic!
コイツはメチャクチャいい動画だよ、ポケモン愛と知的好奇心を同時に満たしてくれるんだ！
This is super cool. I also love how they made art of the real prehistoric creatures in the Pokemon style.
a moment of prayer to the person in a pikachu costume in what looks like a hot summer day outside.
I wish they had a special event tour that they can tour around the world into different museums. I would love to see this in the Field Museum with Sue.
As you look to your left you can see a bones of an extinct dinosaur called t-rex, but during its time it was called tyrantrum, and it uses its tail called dragon tail to actually defend itself from its opponent.
This is genius. I was 10 when Pokemon first came to America, but I loved dinosaurs, animals and bugs as a kid. I think that is one of the resons I got hooked on Pokemon and now they can use Pokemon to get children interested in the real natural world.
Like how they have both actual fossils and cartoon fossils in one place
Holy Arceus, I wished they could do that internationally. Using Pokemon as a platform to teach about prehistoric fauna and flora is just a fantastic idea.
Love that Pikachu is just vibing 😭😌
Sobbing and crying at being unable to see this in the USA. I love Pokemon, I love Prehistoric Critters, I'd kill a man to take part in observing both.
Imagine how cool it would’ve been if fossil Pokémon coexisted with real life prehistoric animals
I love this! If they would ever host this here in the Netherlands I'd really love to visit.
That's really cool! Gotta love how wholesome the Pikachu in the archaeologist get-up is! So cute!
yea I'm gonna need that Helix Fossil replica when they're done with it for no particular reason
Can they please make one in America. 🤩
As someone who grew up loving Pokémon and Paleontology, this place is like a heaven on Earth.
This is probably the coolest thing I’ve ever seen. As a kid I loved both dinosaurs and Pokémon. This would have been my dream.
I need All that merch.
That's why i love so much fossil Pokemon, ALL of them are inspired by real life species of the Paleozoic/Mesozoic, Kabuto and Kabutops on Horseshoe Crabs/Trilobites/possibly Sea Scorpions, Omanite and Omastar on Ammonites, Aerodactyl likely on Rhamphorhynchus, Lileep and Cradily on Sea lilies, Anorith and Armaldo on Anomalocaris, Shieldon and Bastiodon on Protoceratops/Charsmosaurus, Cranidos and Rampardos on Prenocephale and Pachycephalosaurus, Archen and Archeops on Archaeopteryx, Tirtuga and Carracosta on Archelon, Tyrunt and Tyrantrum on T-Rexes of course, Amaura and Aurorus on Amargasaurus, even the 4 Galar fossil parts are inspired in real life animals, -Vish is a Dunkleosteus, -Zolt is a Velociraptor, Draco- is a Stegosaurid and Arcto- is a Plesiosaur, even the way all four pokemons are arranged do make a reference to inaccurate reconstructions
okay but i would kill for an Archeops skeleton keychain. Japan has all the good things!!
You could probably find it online and have it proxy shipped to your country. Although if you only got that, the shipping would probably be more expensive than the keychain.
Seeing real dinosaurs being drawn in the pokemon style is so cool too
this museum is so cool!
Seeing real dinos drawn in the pokemon artstyles hits different
Its like we r looking at gen 1 pokemon that never made the cut
it's probably a good thing that I'm not there physically as I had the irresistible urge to pet them and call them all "good boys"
This is absolutely one of the coolest things I've ever seen. It pleases my nerd brain that requires pokemon and paleontology.
Damn, once again the Japanese have all the cool Pokemon stuff, so in the words of Joseph Joestar: I will never forgive the Japanese!
Does anyone else notice that Pikacu’s paleontologist costume kinda looks similar to Dr. Alan Grant from Jurassic Park?
aww that's super cute!
Thought so as well.
I noticed that, too! I love that. 😆
I think Dr. Alan Grant outfit is already has become the symbolic costume of Paleontologist ...
Like if someone ask "how paleontologists look like ?", we will automatically imagine Dr. Alan Grant ...
I was reminded of that one time Knuckles had a cowboy hat. My mind didn’t go there for some reason.
1:37 This guy got in front of God and he didn't even knew it.
Everybody there agreed that the Galar fossils doesn't exists. Nice.
But the relicanth is pretty neet.
This place was probably in production before Galar but even if Galar could be added they really couldn’t since none of those combinations actually exist. They’re 4 different animals just mixed together
@@supanerdreviews4056 Though it would make for a good exhibit on the early history of Paleontology, considering how many early attempts at reconstructing fossilized skeletons got wrong or mixed up.
@@Gunganfan yeah that’s true but they probably couldn’t recreate the skeletons of each half
That's not the reason. The Galar Fossils are more of a jab at some existing fossil mix ups. Since the proper designs of the Galar Fossil Pokemon doesn't exist yet in Official Media, you can't do much with them. Also they take away the educational value as the Galar Fossils are not truly complete.
@@LucarioShirona the Galar fossils are meant to represent the early history of paleontology. On occasion paleontologists would accidentally combine bones from different species thinking they were the same animal since they were found next to each other. Aside from that there was a period these mix ups were done on purpose because there was a rush to find new species so they can put their names on the discovery. Which is represented in the two scientists who found the fossils in the journeys anime.
Has anyone found out yet that Pikachu is dressed like one of the paleontologists from the first Jurassic Park movie?
I went to Japan ages ago and one of my biggest regrets was not having enough time to see the Pokemon centre in Tokyo thank god this wasn't here when I went because I would regret it waaaaay more it has my favriote Pokemon it's so cool
Does anyone else notice pikachu is dressed like Alan grant from Jurassic Park
Such a cool and educational way to teach other people about ancient fossils 😊❤
I like the fact that there are real life dinosaur facts among the Pokémon Fossils.
This seems fantastic, I wish the USA had more like this
Same, same
The USA should and could!
It’s really amazing to see the art style difference between the pokemon and their real-life counterparts. Such as the simplification of shapes or additions to silhouettes and colors to make them into Pokemon
Excavator Pikachu Is So Cute!
This is actually a pretty cool idea you're not just learning paleontology but also the inspirations behind the Pokémon.
do wish theres the galar fossils exhibit too but this i love all of this and wish i was there!!!
The perfect video for Pokemon Go Adventure Week; we’re seeing a lot of these guys in the wild until Sunday!
They forgot mamoswine tho not fossil but a extinct mammoth
Huh?....Still a fossil in real-life or in theory,just not with Pokémon logic,actually.It's just a much later prehistoric fossil creature/species of earth than the dinosaurs and their own direct/indirect ancestors Arcosaurs of Triassic, Cretaceous (the Mesozoic era)and Jurassic periods,that's all..But,I'd now - while I was replying - kinda get your point,too,though...lol...😌🙃😅✌🌈💎
Reminder that aerodactyl has a real life counterpart called the Aerodactylus
Ironically it's smaller than aerodactyl.
This place is a dream come true lmao
Yeah,indeed🙂
it's amazing how they compare dinosaurs with those types of pokemons.
Cool
I like the fact that their skulls are basically just their head but without eyes and original colors lmao, shows how tough their skulls were.
Where's the galar fossils?
This museum had this exhibit before Sword and Shield came out, so the Galar Fossil Pokémon weren't around at the time. Maybe someday in the future...
@@Pandachu123 oh I see..thanks for the info
all they needed was a "mashine" were they place a kabutops fossil in and then open another were guy in kabutops outfit pops out with some dry ice smoke.
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Why does japan always get the cool stuff their governments and companies must be very chill.
seeing ken sugimori drawing real dinosaurs is something I rlly like
Seeing the actual prehistoric animals in the Pokémon style reminds of Fossil Fighters and the vivosaurs, good times
This feels so surreal, like something they would do in the early 2000/2010's and you'd here about it years later for the first time, only it's happened this year.
lol okay this is nice
but they should also put the logic behind why these creature can breath fire / water? where that come from in their body?
Disappointed to see nothing on Armagasaurus besides that one picture!
I am happy this finally answered my confusion on whether Kabuto/Kabutops are intended to be a trilobite or a horseshoe crab.
Seeing actual animals in the pokemon art style is surreal
If only they would put this amount of effort into making good games.
This makes it seem like Pokémon is just an alternate universe away :0