Dinosaur Ghosts

[@Sylvan404]

Unsettling, but it feels more like a tragedy than a horror film. An entire race of creatures forced to forever wander a world that left them behind. Great work, and thanks for posting this.

[@HYDROCARBON_XD]

Trilobites lived for more than dinosaurs and just went extinct,even tho they had 20000 species discovered

[@Sylvan404]

@HYDROCARBON_XD While that is depressing to hear, not sure what it had to do with this.

[@kekahoz]

Uhm they went extinct 251 million years ago? so uhhh I think you mean horseshoe crab? which even then isn't even extinct @@HYDROCARBON_XD

[@kekahoz]

they went extinct 251 million years ago @@Sylvan404

[@FriendlyNeighborhoodGayGuy]

@@kekahoz Lived for more as in lived longer 300M>165M Christ.

[@redaurora8602]

I love how you made the dinos here look so utterly terrifying, but at the same time, they look so much like just - *animals* instead of complete monsters. Yes, they may kill a human, but they don't appear actively malicious, if anything, wary and curious of the modern world. Honestly, I'd argue seeing one of them staring at you is just as terrifying than seeing a cougar's bright reflective eyes looking at you from the woods behind your house, spooky but natural.

[@megapulsar9244]

I guess that in the end, the scariest things are the real/natural things.

[@strangewayfaringstranger]

They kill humans? lol

[@charizardfan1017]

Tbh they weren't terrifying in my opinion Scary, but not terrifying Because of the fact that they're acting like actual animals, I already had this constant thought in my mind saying "Don't fuck with them and they won't fuck with you"

[@1954_Gojira]

​@@charizardfan1017honestly, if you're stupid enough to fuck with them, then you deserve it when they fuck with you

[@mikehunthairy1805]

Horrible take but go off

[@toondrake5964]

I love how the dinosaur and other prehistoric-creature ghosts are portrayed as being just animals. They aren’t blood thirsty monsters out for killing humans. No vengeance, no concrete malice, no woeful sorrows of time since passed. They’re mostly doing what they would have done in life, even if they remain in a state of limbo in a world that has moved on from their time. However, their behaviors and abilities are slightly off enough that you can figure out that they are indeed ghosts.

[@Primezilla_Japan-style_1998]

Although it does look like someone got killed in a gas station

[@toondrake5964]

@@Primezilla_Japan-style_1998 The Triceratops also appears to be charging at the cameraman

[@killerqueenisbestmanneko8419]

​@@toondrake5964 its running from the train

[@noobmaster6843]

BABE WAKE UP DAVID ROMERO POSTED

[@aprizalrusmana8940]

I did

[@squeaker2509]

I have seen two. Of your comments before

[@zarbanoahmadi2443]

Ye he is doing thsi for likes

[@zarbanoahmadi2443]

This thsi is autocorrect

[@Derick_foreal]

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[@stevaloo5544]

Okay ghost marine reptiles flying around in places that were previously underwater is a really cool idea.

[@RegiArt7]

There’s a Pokémon called Dragapult like that. It’s a ghostly reptile that swam around in the seas in prehistoric times and now flys like a stealth plane.

[@JTtheOctoling]

@@RegiArt7More like an amphibian if it’s inspiration is to go off by

[@theotheseaeagle]

1:45 I like how the tyrannosaur doesn’t just charge and jumpscare the screen at the end, it just turns and goes the opposite way.

[@SpinexF7]

theo spotted on camera

[@LordCrate-du8zm]

Me waiting for the microwave to heat up my Hot Pockets at 3am

[@victorthegamer2024]

​@@LordCrate-du8zmTell me one thing, these dinosaurs that killed humanity are ghost dinosaurs or dinosaurs revived by scientists

[@LordCrate-du8zm]

@@victorthegamer2024 we don’t know

[@kR-qj7rw]

the fucking eyes man theres something terrifying about T rex vinocular vision angles on their BIG OL EYES

[@TheFallen-ff4xn]

I always had a large amount of love for the idea that dragons are just ghosts of dinosaurs

[@doomrage2012]

More like a dragon's ancestors

[@zenn9836]

That dromaeosaur in the beginning was so birdlike. The silhouettes of the pterosaurs where drawn so perfectly The view of the sauropods over the city. The movements of each animal here. I love everything. You had me covering my mouth and tearing up.

[@Dani3ll3-kl2nt-theboi6]

I also love how that dromaeosaur puffed up its neck for some reason

[@Pyroraptor16]

This perfectly encapsulates what i love about dinosaurs from a storytelling perspective. they’re simultaneously recognizable and normal animals, but also borderline eldritch and otherworldly. They’re both familiar and unknowable

[@ReysaAdam]

0:59 that shot is absolutely beautiful and terrifying.. everything about this felt like some sort of a dream sequence which is stunning, calming, melancholy and at the same time full of dread surrounding the atmosphere. i wonder if it is just like what the title says? it shows the souls of long gone Dinosaurs from the past roaming our modern city in the spirit realm.

[@filthyhour5459]

I'd soil me pants if i saw the ghost of a Tyrannosaurus Rex while i was wandering alone at night

[@VERGILGASM]

I'd be alot more scared if it spoke and went "Remember those baby rexes you killed because they didn't have good mutations?"

[@Clown234-k1p]

​@@VERGILGASMark survival evolved?

[@canadianmagpie2053]

i read this comment in a "mr crabs" voice.

[@Meleena2218]

0:15 idk why, but his little chest ruffle and little arms are so cute XD. such a cool and creepy story. the city gives me Gotham vibes.

[@darkonyx6995]

If you need identification, here's the timestamps for each ghost: 0:06 - Giant Pterosaur, maybe an Azhdarchid of some sorts; 0:11 - "Raptor" dinosaurs, they may be Achillobators; 0:18 - Pteranodon longiceps; 0:36 - Dilophosaurus; 0:46 - Torosaurus, some people might mistake it with Triceratops, but the frill matches with the ones found in Torosaurus; 0:48 - Xinjiangtitan is my guess, due to the size of the neck and the animal, even though the real Xinjigantitan was not kaiju-sized; 1:00 - Dimetrodon; 1:11 - A Pliosaur, a bit hard to identify, maybe Pliosaurus funkei. 1:24 - Yet another "Raptor", seems to be a bit smaller than the raptors at the beginning, possibly a Deinonychus; 1:43 - Tyrannosaurus rex.

[@Ozraptor4]

1:11 = A pliosaurid, not a mosasaur. Mosasaurs have proportionally smaller heads, rounded paddles and much longer tails.

[@darkonyx6995]

@@Ozraptor4 It doesn't seem like a Pliosaur, the head is actually too small to be one, the fins too are too small, the body is too long and it seems to be swimming by using it's tail, furthermore there were a lot of big-headed Mosasaurs, like Tylosaurus.

[@Ozraptor4]

@@darkonyx6995 you might be right, but the flippers are definitely depicted as elongate blades (as in sauropterygians) rather than broad mosasaur paddles.

[@tjarkschweizer]

​@@darkonyx6995 No that is absolutely a pliosaur. Perhaps the artist is a little unfamiliar with their proportions but it is definitely not a mosasaur.

[@arbitrary2868]

Wasn't Torosaurus and Triceratops recently hypothesized as being the same species, with Tri being a juvenile of Toro?

[@leilaclarridge5807]

We see that there's blood in some shots with the ghosts, but what if the ghosts aren't attacking people? Instead they may simply be attracted to scenes of crime which would be common in cities.

[@zeniththecreator7671]

Maybe they're attracted to crime scenes like that because they're trying to scavenge the remains like they would've when they were alive

[@greenfilmsofficial]

Man, David Romero is the master of creating 2 minute long horror shorts that are more inventive than most full-length horror movies that get released today.

[@Sticwick]

He’s just built different

[@greenfilmsofficial]

@@Sticwick fr

[@KaneDavis-p1t]

This doesn't feel like a horror movie to me, it feel kinda sad

[@toeeater199]

​@@KaneDavis-p1thorror can be sad too

[@NoNoDontTouchMeThere]

​​@@KaneDavis-p1thow would you describe it?

[@blueIceblues]

0:48 ok now thats just straight up peaceful, i love it

[@robinstheles]

Very interesting idea! I also really love the cinematics, especially that shot at 0:48 with the Brachiosaurus (even though they weren't even close to THAT size)

[@KaneDavis-p1t]

I can only see those brachiosaurus clearly on my ips screen phone, my crappy TN laptop with only 300:1 contrast can't see shit

[@jeffreycarey1680]

Ghosts aren't always 1-1 recreations of what they were in life. Some cultures tell of enlarged, monstrous human ghosts, so who's to say sauropods couldn't have similar postmortem distortion?

[@robinstheles]

@@jeffreycarey1680 I do

[@hussainqureshi9933]

I assumed it was argentinosaurus. Not all dinosaurs lived in the same era, and you can even see some dinosaurs in this video that probably weren't from the same era. Triceratops for example was from the late cretacious period arpund 66 million years ago while dilophosaurus (the other one I assume to be in the subway with the lights flickering on the wall) was from the jurassic period that ended around 145 million years ago. Brachiosaurus also would have been from the jurassic period, but the massive argentinosaurus dwarfed many other finosaurs by far. It probably still wasn't that huge, but it's still crazy how big they were.

[@darkonyx6995]

@@hussainqureshi9933 I assumed those were Xinjiangtitans, due to the neck lenght.

[@PANDORUM12]

That was absolutely brilliant. And I love the concept to pieces. The remnants of that long-dead dynasty of giants. Just plain yes. The image of those colossal sauropod shades over the city is just downright haunting, and I love the raptor in the convenience store. It actually took me a second to realize it had gotten somebody because of how eerily peaceful the rest of the short is. From the starting frame to the last, the animals all look great. I've always loved dinosaurs, and I've always loved horror, and you up and stuck them togeather. God I love this channel.

[@darkonyx6995]

WHOA!! I absolutely love everything about this!! Specially how you made scientifically accurate dinosaurs ( and others ) incredibly DISTURBING! And honestly, the idea of ghost dinosaurs makes so much sense! Imagine the pain they must have gone through during the extinction event 66 million years ago, no wonder why they became ghosts, they are COMPLETELY tormented and restless after their subtle demise... yet another masterpiece man! Congratulations!

[@greenfilmsofficial]

Romero never misses!

[@darkonyx6995]

@@greenfilmsofficial FR

[@goteamslugs]

Drowning is painless but terrifying. But yes, I agree!

[@darkonyx6995]

@@goteamslugs Most dinosaurs actually died from hunger, since after the impact, the whole food chain collapsed, though not before the world was heated to the same temperature as an industrial furnace for a couple of long minutes..

[@goteamslugs]

@@darkonyx6995 Oh. I suppose the food chain would have drastically been affected, since only two of every species was left for a time. That makes sense.

[@soupermanprofilepic4623]

Came here after watching my boy Jay from the Kubz Scouts and I am sorry to hear about the situation about the copyright. Hopefully, this ends on a good ending. Much love.

[@thekubzscouts]

Hey David, i just have a quick question if you're reading this; a person copyright striked me for reacting to your Pleasant inn animation after renaming it to "Paradise Hell", I just want to make sure it is your animation before I proceed with the next steps with this individual

[@cinemamind]

Yes, someone is trying to strike down my 'Pleasant Inn' short and replace it with his crappier stolen version, 'Paradise Hell' (which you can see here: facebook.com/filmmakerZidane/videos/1131397241520675 ). He has been trying to strike down any channel that mentions or reacts to 'Pleasant Inn' and I've been trying to clear it up with KZbin for the past couple of days. I hope to resolve this soon because no one deserves a strike just for reacting to my animated shorts.

[@thekubzscouts]

@@cinemamindfirst of all, i’m sorry this is happening to you and i’m going to try to do whatever I can to help get your vid back up and all of our strikes removed

[@thekubzscouts]

Any way you and I can talk privately?

[@cinemamind]

@@thekubzscouts Oh, if you go to my Tumblr, my email is in the header.

[@thekubzscouts]

@@cinemamindgonna email you in a few mins

[@wozzarella6529]

Came here from Jay’s video. I never knew about you, but now I wish I could see your pleasant inn after watching your other work! Hoping to see more of your work again. You truly deserve all the praise and credits ❤

[@EiForgor]

If you still want to watch, thankfully Cory’s video hasn’t been taken down yet

[@mysticaceballos]

​@@EiForgorthat's awesome!

[@phantomfangz]

It’s back up!!

[@c6rtie]

@@phantomfangzreally ? where !!

[@The_prettiestsav]

@@c6rtieit’s back up on David’s channel

[@figthegiant4065]

0:49 When I finally realised what I was looking at in this shot I was dumbstruck by how beautiful and eerie it is

[@DanielJones-ok8cn]

My first PC is a crappy TN laptop with a 300:1 contrast ratio. The dinosaurs in this shot are damn near invisible on that laptop. I got a new gaming PC with an OLED monitor now, and my jaw dropped the moment I saw this shot on my brand-new monitor. The infinite contrast revealed EVERYTHING that I've missed.

[@TopsyTriceratops]

Words cannot describe how much I love this. Taking samples of everything we are frightened of (fear of bats, glowing eyes, fear of big things underwater, and so on) and mixing them in with what would be a terrifying existence of giants and speedy carnivores.

[@StudioHolocene]

This is both horrifying, yet strange beautiful. What I also love as a paleo nerd is the fact all the dinosaurs look very accurate, and act like actual animals. It’s scary because of how out of place these animals are, but strange beautiful in a melancholic way as this animation makes it feels like even after having gone extinct 66 million years ago, the dinosaurs very essence still continue to exist as ghosts. As if this animation shows that no matter how long it’s been, nothing is ever truly gone.

[@chesneywhite9334]

Until the end I thought the title was literal, and the dinos we're seeing are just ghosts wandering around their afterlife, and the modern world happens to be where they once roamed

[@synsvids]

The sauropods over the city, it truly gives a sense of how gigantic they were. Just their necks alone are taller than the city.

[@SirToaster9330]

A city haunted by dinosaurs is an amazing horror movie concept

[@XenotHedgehog]

I'm sort of reminded of a picture book from my youth, called *Time Flies*, in which a sparrow flies into a museum to get out of a thunderstorm and is then transported back in time to the age of Dinosaurs. I recommend looking into it.

[@Abegilr_Dragonrider]

The scariest nature documentary. I love how calm it is: no roaring, no screaming humans, just dinosaurs chilling in the modern world. My favorites are the longnecks, the mosasaurus, and the raptor in the store. I'm a big fan of the cut from the store just before the bottle hit the floor. Well made!

[@gvd72]

This is a really cool idea. Never thought about the ghosts of other dead beings but yeah it checks out. It also makes sense why dinosaurs are back (besides cloning) and it’s an interesting way to make dinosaurs even more threatening: you can’t shoot a ghost. But these could be those ghosts that can hurt you but you can’t hurt them (unless you have some special something that can). Also, ghostly sea creatures that fly now is cool too.

[@Dingghis_Khaan]

The spectral afterimages of things that swam in the skies of valleys that used to be rivers.

[@HYDROCARBON_XD]

If you can't hurt a ghost then it can't hurt you,if not it would break all fucking laws of thermodynamics dude,then scientifically explain to me how ghost can physically hurt you but not you

[@SovereignSmurf]

Why does it make sense that dinos are back?

[@Taste-k7q]

Well I mean you could call Ghostbusters

[@jurrienvallo6826]

These ghosts likely have some difficulty interacting with the physical world other than causing minor forms of disturbances so they should be relatively harmless. The blood you see at the convenience store is most likely a crime scene and the ghost of the raptor was just attracted to the blood.

[@agogischesparerib5112]

I love how it seems like a dream scenario up until the shot in the shop where we see blood spatters, making the dream a sudden nightmare

[@fleabaguette9699]

I love everything about this, specifically the ones that had feathers and how bird like their movements are (like how they puff up around the neck, so cute haha), and the one shot of the brachiosaurus silhouettes against the night sky... That one was especially eerie!

[@theotheseaeagle]

They looked like acheroraptors

[@sharlharmakhis280]

yeah that one going FLOOF was pure 'don't touch me I'm big!' and it was so cute

[@zcgamerandreacts2762]

Glad I'm not the only one.

[@paleona5820]

The atmosphere you’ve created here is incredible! Showing just partial silhouettes is so effective. Love to see accurate dinosaur media that’s so creative

[@juicebox4000]

I hope you can get the correct recognition and applause for your animations, Pleasant Inn was amazing and I hope this whole experience blows over soon, We love you David, keep fighting for what is yours!!

[@matheusturarodrigues8937]

Simply incredible! I always loved dinosaurs, and just the thought of them living in our modern world is fantastic. Also, that shot at 0:48 with the Brachiosaurus on the horizon took my breath away

[@Uncrafting_Table]

It is interesting to see the Mosasaurus ghost flying in the sky. Perhaps its location was at the bottom of the sea in the Cretaceous.

[@theotheseaeagle]

Looks more like a pliosaur judging by the shape of the head

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

@@theotheseaeagledefinitely a pliosaur, but op still makes a good point.

[@Casandraelf]

this honestly feels more haunting than frightening...like their souls have no idea what to do or how things changed

[@Augusto3506]

The idea of prehistoric ghost is soo awesomely lovecraftian, i love it. Another great video.

[@darkskull9166]

Wow. I know you make spooky stuff but this felt more surrealnand calm than scary. They're basically the spirits of ancient beasts that were never prepared for their world to end, simply living how they did before the extinction. It's really calming to just witness them exist... then I saw the blood and remembered that they are the ghosts of dinosaurs.

[@Myuu]

Amazing as always, David! This is such a unique concept, love it!

[@WilliamHowell1991]

1:02 is possibly the coolest piece of art i've seen in a while. the lighting, the environment, everything is so off putting and yet beautiful. you've got talent.

[@Ювсбсбсб]

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[@interestingusername306]

I would pay so much money to see the idea of dinosaur ghosts expanded upon. Dinosaurs defying the laws of physics and invisible dinosaur poltergeists demolishing a family. That sounds so awesome.

[@user-vf3pz4br1g]

I always wondered why media portraying ghosts often never included ghost animals, even though relative to our population they die way more - not to mention ghost sea creatures in deserts, which Love, Death, Robots did amazingly. I hope this continues a trend of ancient ghosts that aren't some old king but rather a Wolly Mammoth or a Dunkleosteus.

[@user-vf3pz4br1g]

@@niunmonstruomas.9924 You couldn't look me in the eyes and say that thing had a soul.

[@toeeater199]

Honestly, nature in general has so much potential for horror stories, specially more existencial ones.

[@user-vf3pz4br1g]

@@toeeater199 Hell, what about ghost plants? Now that they aren't bound to things such as nutrients, sunlight, water, air, and lack of mobility, they'd endlessly grow.

[@MightyCaullie]

Ghost animals make sense and they're metal af depending on the animal I really want to see ghost universes that make sense more often

[@cinderguard3156]

There was an idea I loved in warhammer that ghosts came from all things from a place known as the sea of souls, which sometimes blends with the material universe in certain places, giving us haunted locations.

[@riohudson9612]

Ghosts are born from traumatic deaths and what could possibly be more traumatic than the end of your whole world?

[@Togawaaa]

I like the fact that they show the sauropods that way, like a gigantic shadow, my theory is that their souls/ghost versions are distorted, like the deformed faces in paranormal videos

[@shiraso7706]

came from jay's vid. i hope everything gets resolved soon. it's so fucking annoying how creators have to BEG youtube to pay attention to their own mistakes and just pray that they would care about them. i hope that person pays for what they did and i hope youtube will continue to get shit for what they did.

[@PhilliesDude2k20]

HE HAS RETURNED!

[@01SpeedyXXXX]

Yes!!!

[@GreenTigez]

Finally!!

[@PHXgodzilla]

Let’s go

[@Shreyaa_03]

Yayyy!!

[@petervizcaya6731]

yeah but scary

[@homiet-rex]

I need a novel, a movie trilogy and a video game of this concept rn.

[@superzilla784]

I'm surprised there isn't any ghost games with this idea. it's always ghosts of people. I'd be way more terrified of the spirit of a Rex chasing me than another little girl with long hair. Imagine if the dinosaur ghosts were doing that twisted walking thing from The Grudge where the woman walked down the stairs on her hands? just thinking of raptors doing that with pitch black eyes and wide open mouths is already giving me the creeps. thinking of a T-Rex ghost twisting its body into impossible positions is even scarier.

[@ReanimationLabs2000-et9ve]

I want to make that into a movie now!

[@gabbyseesyou]

I'm so sorry that your video got a false copyright, that was such an amazing animation and I remember watching it. Hopefully you get it back 😢

[@danwilliams1989]

Watching this short makes me want to see “Ghostbusters Vs Jurassic Park” become a thing.

[@gem2148]

0:50 that scene is so chilling! Makes you realize how much Earth was an absolutely scarry place back in the days!

[@rebekahscheu4245]

The way the raptor stared at the camera before floofing out his feathers and running away was oddly cute.Also love how calm yet eerie the whole thing was,awesome work!

[@janjagodzinski9249]

I absolutely love how there are no jumpscares like directly but the tension is just so high that even when I expected something scary and loud to happen... a flippin bottle scared me. Same for the metro scene, I heard the train coming and I expected something to come out of the tunnel, but that torosaurus was so unexpected it scared the shit out of me. Its honestly beautiful how these dinos were made and how terryfing they are even when they dont do anything brutal or smth. Just that stare at the end of the video is enough to give me nightmares.

[@rileyanderson-uk3ql]

This kinda makes sense when you think about how most of them died, like ghost linger more longer when more pain and agony is experienced, so in a world where ghost are confirmed to exist this would happen at least to a small degree. It's scary but also sad.

[@winwatch9835]

A stroke of genius toward the end when the bottle falls from the shelf. Naturally my attention is turned toward the bottom right of the frame where it fell. Then all of a sudden, the T-rex popped up and I jumped as those glowing eyes stared right at me. This is the most horrifying yet natural depiction of dinosaurs I've ever seen. Also, this was the first time I've ever been jumpscared by a Triceratops/Torosaurus.

[@lairdofpawblins]

Ha! I've discovered a fun exercise in expectations and perspectives. Fans who already follow this creator and know him as a horror artist see this as a horror film and see the dinosaur ghosts as "terrifying," "disturbing," etc. And those who are watching your work for the first time and have no expectations are instead seeing the beauty of the animals and the sadness in their deaths. I think this is cute. Ghost dinosaurs are cute. :3

[@Themaskedathlete-4]

Wait until you notice the bloodstains in the store

[@pharoahcaraboo9610]

man i LOVE this. the shot with the dimetrodon really got to me. that dimetrodon has a story to tell. i thought this was more toying with the concept about dinosaur ghosts but that made me realize you were literally interpreting the now-extinct life after their deaths.

[@jackripper9340]

god I'm so glad to see you're still here making stuff, you're one of the best things to have happened to horror animations

[@justanothershittyday]

David, you may not see this but I highly advise you to take legal action, you can take this to court...YOU SHOULD. Not only did this person stole your work, they also went around giving false copyright claims to your own video and other people who have reacted to your own WORK. I came from Kubzscouts video and you have every step by step process of your work... almost each frame that was made... not to mention that it was also posted on fb around 2016 and this poser posted it as his around 2023 and even made an IMDB page claiming it as his. You have enough evidence that you are the original creator of your own masterpiece, this person should never get away with this. Also, sorry if my english is bad, I hope this issue can be resolved, this app is getting more and more ridiculous with this false copyright claims. Even if you comment this on their twitter acc, yt deletes it smh.

[@mitski_simp]

Came from jay's video, justice for David Romero

[@jay-the-bat2984]

Lovely ancient beasts. Beautiful and haunting. I love how they ruffle their feathers, making the ghosts a little more lively.

[@Homie.dj.screw.]

David im so sorry that this happened to u I really hope other big KZbinrs talks about it

[@Cool_Coder709]

The idea is kinda cool tho, with the fact that even after the asteroid wiped them out, they never left

[@takakiwarasuraki9805]

A year of waiting, the wait was worth it.❤

[@magnesiumswift]

I'm so sorry for what happened to you No one should get false copyrighted and get their own work taken down I hope you will get your video back soon, love from Jay's community ❤

[@Derpyderp34567]

Justice for David!!!!!!!!! Justice for David! Justice!!!!!!

[@uppishcub1617]

Dinosaurs + neo-gothic architecture is something I didn't know I needed

[@Canis_Fatalis]

As if I couldn't love David's content even more than I already did. Dinosaurs and spooks! I couldn't imagine a more perfect combination. Thanks for this, David! Cheers! 🍻

[@ternteinfamily5208]

I never knew I'd be unsettled by a dinosaur animation. Thank you, David Romero. You're someone whose name will be remembered by MILLIONS. ✨

[@ChalkPup]

justice for david!! came from kubz scouts, hoping to be able to watch pleasant inn after it has been restored to it's rightful owner.

[@gamemacatron7512]

And people say scientifically accurate dinosaurs can’t be scary

[@doctabaldhead]

A ghost dinosaur apocalypse isn't one that I have considered before despite making perfect sense. I am going to have to steal that one for my D&D or CoC group. Anyway it is always a delight to see you post.

[@wulfinn9738]

imo this is one of the most peaceful ones you've ever done. i work with a lot of wildlife and i try to at least pay respects to the dead wherever i go. they dont get much of that in death but i feel like some is better than nothing. i feel like, in a sense, you have paid some kind of respect to our feathered/scaled friends that came before. always love your work

[@jlkern444]

Just came across this on accident, and it's amazing. What a perfect concept, with art and designs to back it up. Absolutely insane work.

[@doomakarn]

1:35 This segment/transition is so good.

[@bamboozled-bambi]

justice for David. This is ridiculous, and I’ll be praying this all ends in your favor 🙏🙏

[@DrakeBarrow]

"OK, this is really neat. A bit melancholic, but peaceful and..." *sees the convenience store* "...that escalated quickly."

[@ceiis2013]

We need a horror movie about ghost dinosaurs right now! How is it that we don't already have one?!

[@starlightdragon2665]

A very long time ago: as a child, this would have given me nightmares. I love this a lot and deeply enjoyed the work that went into it. I especially love the pencil/ink style of the film, i would love to see more of this.

[@Mussoi7000]

This one didn't even scare me; i treated as a wildlife documentary that doesn't shy away from the ugly parts. Beautiful.

[@TheWilderCat]

This is such a bizarre mix of fantastical and horrifying. You want to be there to see it and at the same time you don't, like a cool nightmare you want to remember. It's surreal and beautiful and haunting and scary and I love it.

[@Boritoz109]

This is such a brilliant idea that was executed beautifully.

[@AshleyYoung87]

This is enough to Make fully grown man crying. I mean as Someone who love paleontology since children I see this as the most beautiful reunion ever.😊

[@Scarshadow666]

Absolutely love this! ^^ I would love seeing someone coming up with a movie, comic, video game, or something based on this concept (dinosaur ghosts would be awesome for a Creature Feature)!

[@ZephyrWoods-iy3zz]

Hi, I’m from Kubz scouts and I just wanted to say I’m so happy that you got your work back.

[@thecrustycaptain1934]

This should be mad into a show

[@OnlyVuimo]

I love the way they move, especially the T rex being so agile, its always depicted as slow and lumbering but this is much cooler.

[@winterstagg3363]

such incredible art! i hope we see more of your content more often! it's a unique treat!

[@LilPlagueBoi]

This is such a beautiful animation. The concept and the execution overall is stunning.

[@yamioxo]

ok

[@LilPlagueBoi]

@@yamioxo yami stop ruining my moment

[@skellybones271]

Despite the name, it seems these Dino’s are very much alive ( judging by the scenery at least)

[@cemilhan725]

Maybe the term "ghost" is used to describe how these animals living like.

[@sharkdoesstufff]

Dude these were amazing!!! Not only are they haunting, but they look pretty damn accurate to how I've seen paleontologists and paleo enjoyers recreate them! Gosh i love this animation so much!

[@fellicojelisarrivera8434]

It feels vaguely melancholic...

[@bottlerocket_1014]

Holds the same terrifying yet beautiful nature as the actual animals

[@SirPembertonS.Crevalius]

Another of your works, just in time for the Spooky Season as well I a-DORE how you gave them feathers and bird-like movements, amazing work lad! :D

[@cachalotreal]

This is a very interesting concept. The ghosts of large terrifying animals walking around in the modern world. It gives off an otherworldly type of unsettling, cosmic horror

[@neilphilipebate8001]

Glad to see your work here again! Your creepy but endearing animations have always been a treat for me. Keep it up!

[@SirToaster9330]

I like how they don't look like actual animals moving, but spirits flying

[@ghostighost70]

So beautiful. Many others have said the same but nonetheless the scene of the silhouettes against the starry sky was particularly breathtaking. ❤

[@riotto1802]

My two favorite things... David Romero and Dinosaurs... beautiful 🥹💙