Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrial Entities [FULL]

Welcome to "Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrial Entities," a captivating and eye-opening journey into the depths of the cosmos! In this thrilling multi-part series, we will explore the enigmatic world of extraterrestrial lifeforms, as envisioned by the talented and visionary artist Wayne Barlowe.
👽 Unraveling the Unknown: In this first installment, prepare to be awestruck as we delve into Barlowe's meticulously crafted illustrations and descriptions of extraordinary extraterrestrial beings. From mysterious and benevolent beings to awe-inspiring cosmic giants, every entity in this guide offers a unique perspective on life beyond our planet.
🛸 Art Meets Science: Barlowe's unparalleled imagination is not merely a product of fiction; his creations are deeply rooted in scientific principles and speculative biology. Discover the symbiosis between art and science as we explore the possibility of life on distant planets and the astounding adaptability of these fantastic beings.
🚀 Unlocking the Secrets: As we dissect each alien lifeform, we'll analyze the ecological niches they occupy, the evolutionary pathways that shaped them, and the potential impact they could have on future space exploration. Prepare to be amazed at the ingenuity and diversity that could exist among extraterrestrial civilizations!
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
00:35 Abyormenite
03:24 Athshean
05:45 Black Cloud
09:03 Chulpex
12:14 Cinruss
14:57 Cryer
16:42 Cygnan
20:00 Cygnostik
23:18 Czill
26:38 Demon
29:34 Demu
32:09 Dextran
34:47 Dilbian
36:53 Dirdir
39:18 Garnishee
42:12 Gowachin
45:48 Guild Steersman
48:55 Ishtarians
51:42 Ixchel
54:38 Ixtl
58:15 Lithian
1:00:30 Masters
1:03:09 Medusan
1:05:32 Merseian
01:07:17 Mesklinite
01:10:10 Mother
01:13:54 Old Galactic
01:16:31 Old One
01:19:47 Overlord
01:22:18 Pnume
01:25:03 Polarian
01:28:11 Puppeteers
01:30:41 Radiate
01:33:04 Regul
01:34:55 Riim
01:37:23 Ruml
01:40:00 Salaman
01:42:48 Sirian
01:44:15 Slash
01:45:49 Soft One
01:48:54 Solaris
01:51:24 Sulidor
01:55:13 Terran (human)
01:58:03 The Thing
01:59:43 Thrint
02:02:11 Tran
02:04:43 Tri-ped
02:05:55 Tyreean
02:09:29 Uchjinian
02:10:52 Vegan
02:13:09 Velantian
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[@GuyDude-hk8uy]

I feel like, if H.R. Giger did a David Attenborough style wildlife program, these would be the types of creatures he'd be describing.

[@Zurround]

This was one of my favorite books as a child and was printed in 1979. Why the hell was there never a SEQUEL book? So many science fiction books have been written since this book was printed and there are so many science fiction books written earlier that were not covered. He NEVER made a SEQUEL. WHY THE HELL NOT?

[@freakishuproar1168]

I'm lucky enough to own this book. Barlowe illustrates aliens with such sincerity that one can't help but imagine them being real, he does such an incredible job of making even the most luridly strange anatomies seem plausible. It's so easy to envision socializing with these species (their source narrative and canon friendliness/hostility notwithstanding) Barlowe treats them like people and it's not something you see too often in sci-fi and speculative art. P.S. I appreciate you posting the cover art of the source books, that was a nice touch :3

[@seanblackburn6046]

I had this book back in High School along side some of the Dragon Riders of Pern hardbacks. I literally did a double-take when I saw the cover on the thumbnail! I hadn't thought about it for years! :D

[@Zurround]

The CZILL is one of my favorites because it looks like the science fiction version of GUMBY.

[@MrBlack0950]

could you imagine running a ttrpg game with this as your setting guide??? wonderful video and only makes me want the book more

[@bradpotts1747]

hell traveller games tend to have at least that much homebrew

[@Gorzmalkin]

Appreciate this video! I have a physical copy of this book I found in a Half-Priced Bookstore a while back, and it's a really cool book. The artistry and believability of these illustrated extraterrestrials is spectacular! I would definitely recommend this book.

[@_Jay_Maker_]

I love this book. Not just because it's such an interesting work of fantastic fiction, but that it's a catalogue of creativity from some legitimately classic and excellent works of fantasy and sci-fi, from some truly legendary authors. A great addition to any fan's library.

[@magnuskallas]

This is superb, thank you. While not science, it's amazing to witness such creativity in fiction.

[@Zurround]

Why the hell is Hollywood dragging its feet on making MOVIES based on these aliens? Barlow's guide was written in 1979 and the books described are even older and all come from an era that lacked CGI. Imagine how much these stories could come to life if as much money and effort was put into them as AVATAR. But no. Hollywood just keeps making superhero movies and Transformer sequels.

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

@@Zurroundpartially cowardly decision making in terms of taking risks for new things, as well as, like Star Trek and wars aliens, people with abit of shit in their faces is way cheaper.

[@whysoooserius]

Thank you for all your awesome Videos😄. Have a great day everyone, peace❤️💙😸💙❤️

[@Maker1]

Thank you so much friend.

[@jbanter4283]

The Guild Navigators (steersmen) were once humans. They are immersed in tanks of pure gas spice melange, mutating them.

[@timberwolf5631]

This is great! But I would love to know more about the Jarts of Thistledown!

[@Tina-ik6dq]

wonderful video! she reminded me of lots of books to reread and others that I haven't read yet!

[@aethervagrant244]

I had this book as a kid and loved it. hunted down every alien from it through the libray and used book stores and introduced me to authors id never have stumbled across. i wish someone would make a new volume.

[@kris6628]

Wow, dude, I had this when I was a kid I remember there were a few I had to skip because they scared me lol

[@bananajuice3494]

I wanna see maker describe a human like this

[@bananajuice3494]

nvm💀

[@Tina-ik6dq]

iHi! sory for the bad english, i m french..and i was thinking about that!it could give: humans,pale skinned beings, inhabitants of the planet earth ... invasive species, extremely destructive, not intended to survive, due to the extreme ability to destroy everything, including their environment, habitats, and even their own offspring! humans venerate a bizarre god, made of colored paper with numbers and called "money"...^^

[@Zurround]

Almost everything that I owned was destroyed in a wild fire a few years ago but I once had a book called GALACTIC ALIENS and it was a list of dangerous aliens to avoid in the cosmos and one of them was called "The Human" and it described beings from a planet called Earth which was the 3rd planet in a solar system of 9 planets (Pluto was a planet when this book was written) and it described their level of tech which was very primitive, their only space travel was reaching their own moon. Then it described why they must be avoided and it showed a bunch of scary looking soldiers in a war heavily armed and a nuclear explosion and it described the humans as violent warlike and primitive beings who are constantly trying to destroy each other with progressively more violent weaponry. It was pretty sad and funny at the same time.

[@KlaxontheImpailr]

I have a copy on my bookshelf. 😃 I'd love to see a second edition with more aliens!

[@rofflesvanwagon]

I shall watch this version as well

[@ginogarcia8730]

the algorithm can read my damn mind, after your dnd creatures - i was wondering about a sci fi creature collection

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

1:55:35 should’ve had a human to human comparison chart like with the others lol

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

Another cool mention; myrmicats and sessiles from the garden of rama

[@danceswithpaperhands6221]

Wonderful book

[@myrealnameisnorhing458]

this cool

[@silverslider562]

The chulpex is the one I remember the lost when looking through this book as a kid. As an adult I’m more intrigued by the intelligent sentient alien plant life depicted in this book.

[@glorbojibbins2485]

This should be interesting

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

Why does it sometimes say “comparison impossible” and then compare anyways?

[@misterchrissy]

no mor-taxans? still very cool and makes the mind drift into the possibilities of life elsewhere.

[@woaken575]

Holy smokes I has this book as a little kid, used to not be sure if it was real or not lol

[@denniscarroll3164]

I have this book.

[@kabanchan5768]

neat

[@TenNoZeorymer72]

2:13:11 Worsel!!!

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

1:00:50 these are the leaders of the octopus like aliens?

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

47:34 so are they not humans who have mutated?

[@KamilMuzyka]

The radiate has Neutron Star as its bookcover.

[@biteme9593]

long time subscriber bigging up this video for views

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

This stuff makes Star Trek and wars aliens seem like such nothing designs

[@Lekgolocator]

Bless the Maker and his videos. I LOVE your bestiary series!

[@fluxster1022]

Terran - "Unity and cooperation in the face of challenges"?.... 🤣

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[@CzolgoszWorkinMan]

SPONGE'DIB I am TRYING to NAVIGATE

[@UCannotDefeatMyShmeat]

Shit like this makes me so disappointed when I hear “oh man those Star Trek aliens are so creative”

[@homeland1128]

Wake up babe, king Maker is uploading a new banger

[@WithScienceAsMySheperd]

I hope i wont miss when it mentions the psychic fox aliens from Philip K D/*ck's three stigmatas of palmer eldritch

[@whatsthehistory4752]

Why you censor Dicks?

[@Jnow796]

"Delicate suckers"

[@woodchuck5715]

the velantian looks like noodles on a pair of chopsticks

[@meteor_rain_]

Always knew something was off about vegans

[@Mality]

The words "intriguing" and "captivating" get beaten into the ground...

[@Zurround]

How many billions of dollars has Hollywood thrown at the TRANSFORMERS movies and these done to death SUPER HERO MOVIES. Why the hell won't they make movies based on the books discussed in this book and other famous science fiction books like RENDEZVOUS WITH RAMA. To be fair A WRINKLE IN TIME and SOLARIS were made into movies but Hollywood has barely scratched the surface. There are so many amazing science fiction books but instead of making big budget movies based on them they keep churning out MARVEL SUPER HERO MOVIES, TRANSFORMERS, AND WAY OVER DONE STAR WARS AND STAR TREK MOVIES.

[@britsunvaar9297]

Simply profit. Sci-fi has always been a niche market.enough people to keep it alive but not thrive. Unfortunately the majority of people do not care about sci-fi. Why release a sci-fi movie 100 people will watch when you can do a romcom or superhero movie 500 people will watch. But I think that is what makes sci-fi great because it is always a passion project that they had to fight for, making the best reach the top, and that passion is picked up by the audience.