Kelenken is THE superior Phorusracid, fight me.

I was actually working on something similar to your pokemon spec evo idea there back during the pandemic. Never got really far with it unfortunately, and decided to focus more on my original spec evo world instead. I'd definitely like to tackle the project again some day, but currently my priorities are elsewhere. My current spec evo is kinda just some weird alternate fantasy earth? Idk how to explain it but I'm having fun and that's all that matters to me :)

NGL... I would LOVE to see a story about this setting! The fact that it's something from your childhood brought back just makes it so special, keep it up! :D

You are the one-stop-shop for almost all of my interests, I love it!

Oh I love this presentation style. Love me some good first hand accounts of the horrors. Awesome work as always!

The people *need* Mega Evolution.

This video let me take off using the limbs I fly with.

What brushes do you use for the sketches? And what's the best brush for line art and colouring?

Awesome

I’d mostly think they would evolve more terrestrial but to the water is crazy!

Hmm.. that Big Macs measurement system should be the national measurement system for the U.S.

I think this is cool, brilliant job. I love your creativity

Sorry for the lateness but lovin it so much😊

Oooh I love all of these, but especially the designs and lore of Fletchliune and Ar-chen! (Also heads up, the description says Archen/Entei instead of Arcanine/Entei)

What is deal with entei

I fused with this video.

Homo Homo 🏳️‍🌈

Dinosaurs are "non-controversial?" Oh, I wish.

this is probably the clostest speculative evolution of arthropod I can find online

9:23 i bet this is inspired by long furbies in some way.

This video turned me into a fish.

Great Video👍

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I think the timberzards blaster shoud be at the tail

Cool video as always

Bowhorn is still my favorite #BlameLena

Ooooooh I like these, very interesting!

Not sure how I feel about their evolutions being based on animals. Don't get me wrong, I love the designs, but some of the charm of Lunatone and Solrock was them being funky space rock dudes in my opinion. That being said, LOVE the lore on these, I especially like the names of their signature moves, very nice touch and implications there. :)

Definitely not the evolution i excepted for lunatone. I haven't seen solrock yet. Maybe they could have and evolution where they both have to be in the party. Then it could evolve into a solar eclipse Pokémon. That could also be a pre evolution

Hes just a little guy

The mimiraptor is so adorable!

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what about the theorized island of stability? would those elements just be obscenely radioactive or something?

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Great Designs

What a bastard! Well, hope it likes soggy bread.

Ok, at the section on stability: 1. Most of the isotopes of heavy elements we've made in labs are neutron poor compared to the likely most stable isotope of the same element. The heaviest isotope to decay by electron emission that we know of is element 101, Mendelevium-260, but we do expect heavier elements to decay by this mode. We just haven't been able to get sufficiently neutron rich material to fuse them. The fact that our heaviest isotopes are all substantially neutron poor means that we don't actually know how long the most stable isotope of those elements would last. 2. There have been predictions of an island of stability, where isotopes with much longer halflives could exist even beyond the known periodic table. Probably not strictly stable, but potentially longer than the 52 days that the longest lived isotope of Mendelevium lasts, and as I described above, we can't take the neutron poor isotopes of heavier elements as representative of how long their most stable isotopes would last.

There is always the possibility of elements that don’t use protons as well! Like neutron matter and dark matter!

Darels Charwin 💀💀

Cool video and all but I’d hoped you’d talk about the “why”, you didn’t get into the nucleus instability as A increases. Its more of a tug of war between strong and weak nuclear forces.

This is a very good summary of the basic principles behind the periodic table. 🙌🏻🙌🏻

"We've basically discovered all the elements that could possibly be of any use so there's no possibility of finding a new element of new properties" Scientists are currently working towards element 119 and beyond though? Also there is a very real chance that some elements exist within an island of stability, where they start getting more stable again. One of these may exist at 126 - it probably will be radioactive, but stable enough to be studied or even manufactured in the distant future.