Dino-Riders Ice Age Adventure VHS, Tyco FULL EPISODE - GREAT QUALITY, 1989 Toy Cartoon

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Clean version of this rare VHS tape. Dino-Riders we’re a hidden gem back in the day, never reaching the heights of Transformers or GI Joe, but man, these were cool and the show was pretty bad-ass as well.
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[@MrNetWraith]

I knew I'd never seen the entirety of Dino-Riders when I was a kid in the 80s, but holy crap, I never knew this existed! Thank you SO much for uploading this!

[@CurtisAndersonCJA]

Keep checking back. I’m digging through a mountain of unmarked VHS tapes

[@drewlovelyhell4892]

In New Zealand, we only ever got the first wave of DinoRiders product. Only recently did I learn that the franchise lasted several years and evolved to include ice age creatures. A deservedly well loved toy line. Many of us would love a revival.

[@cliftonmarshall83]

It sucks this was the last episode of this epic series.

[@mariusjacobs83]

As a kid I never liked this ice age stuff. I was very disappointed that they moved away from Dino's hehe :)

[@Theonetrueerenyeager]

Same, they should’ve made more episodes.

[@wakcedout]

@@mariusjacobs83 thats probably why it died off. dinosaurs and space men scifi, especially in america was all the rage amongst boys in the 80s. ice age paleocene as much as it fell under the paleontology umbrella, it just didnt evoke the same level of awe and fascination. and i can attest that as a kid i enjoyed anything about paleontology, but i would push a wooly mammoth over if there was talk about dinosaurs lol.

[@ferretfather2000]

Love this show😊

[@jarredkrum9894]

Love me some dino riders

[@ЯрославХаритоненков]

Good.

[@KillerKlownsfromOuterSpaceGame]

2:04- most bad ass line in the show

[@JLRules]

11:42 - They actually said, "Die"? I thought cartoons had banned that word by then.

[@drewlovelyhell4892]

Only on television. This was a straight-to-VHS release.

[@jkosch]

I am surprised how much terms of looks the neanderthals hold up to more modern perceptions (if we ignore the clothing). They are not particularly hairy (but grow beards which are even worn in different styles), they are not stooped over in their stance, they are stocky and muscular and they are shown as being on par with the modern humans in terms of planning. As for the animals, all but the entelodont are indeed from the Pleistocene.

[@grantwithers]

Need to run these old eps through AI video processing and see if it cleans up.

[@Riotatthemovies]

Nah man this is the way VHS should be remembered VHS scratch for life

[@mauromesa78]

cool i too have this video

[@christoperfleming6832]

Giant ground 🦥 don’t live in snowy places.

[@Kenichi2002]

No of these Mammals lived in snow and ice ^^ (except Mammuts of course). But its a children cartoon and the episode is called "adventure in the ice age" so i think its vergiveable ^^

[@christoperfleming6832]

1:56 what kind of dinosaur is that?

[@christoperfleming6832]

4:52 what kind of ceratopsin is that?

[@isaacwall4951]

Pachyrhinosaurus

[@christoperfleming6832]

I thought Neathrtal were stupid.

[@drewlovelyhell4892]

Nope. They would pass as regular people in the present day. Then again, the average modern human doesn't set a very high bar for intelligence..

[@christoperfleming6832]

Saber tooth tigers aren’t that big.

[@christoperfleming6832]

7:34 that what kind of animal is that?

[@Kenichi2002]

A Daeodon. Also called Terror Pig. Its a more agressive, mostly carnivorus ancestor of the wild boars from today. But i dont think, that in reality, it attacked a megathyrium. The Daeodons where mostly scavangers. They sure often chase away agressivly biger Predators from theyr prey, but i dont think they hunted prey that is bigger as themself, itself.

[@JLRules]

@@Kenichi2002 I thought it was an Entelodont. Oh well.

[@Kenichi2002]

@@JLRules maybe it was. They are two species of the same family and looked very similar.