Dinosaur Profile: The Indoraptor Hybrid - Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

Hey guys! In this video we go over the dinosaur profile for the Indoraptor hybrid that we got to see in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom! Now Jurassic World 2 introduces the hybrid animal that we learned of from Jurassic World 2015. Vic Hoskins, Eli Mills and BD Wong's Dr. Henry Wu are all discussed in this video. We talk about it's history, it's life, some deleted scenes that featured it and even the novel ideas from Michael Crichton that were infused into the dinosaur's backstory. I think this dino had a ton of scary scenes that would've gotten me back when I was a kid! This is probably one of my favorite Jurassic designs EVER! Hope you all enjoy! :D
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[@Dimbledude]

I actually prefer the Indoraptor over the Indominus. Mostly because of how frightening it would've been had it escaped the Lockwood Estate. It would have a body count that would make any serial killer jealous.

[@lucastheillusiondragon2322]

Sam Rosania Chuck Norris would check his roof

[@alderlopezcastro4928]

Same

[@WhyTho525]

Headcanon: The DNA of a serial killer was used to create the Indoraptor. Which could explain how the Indoraptor was able to smile and had the ability to sense the fear of his prey and enjoy said fear.

[@user-lv8ye9yg5x]

Maybe it's because the indoraptor darkest Secret is that inside it has human DNA

[@Rexred09]

Which is probably why it can use his hand as if he has aposable thumbs

[@Dodoraptor4]

I like indoraptor for how unique it is, especially with the ability to walk on two legs for general movement, walk on all fours to sneak, run on all fours for speed and run on two legs to be able to use it’s arms. I also like how it felt like a monster because it is one, and not an animal being made into a monster (cough spinosaurus cough). I feel like it’s mental state is justified also because of the situation it was grown in, which can also explain it’s behavior towards humans.

[@pineforest1442]

Dodoraptor and other animals it does seem more aggressive.

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

It is an animal, just a horribly mistreated one

[@andrewotaku1679]

I feel the Indoraptor wasn't used properly. I absolutely loved him. Design, personality, the like. I wish he'd have survived.

[@endermanwithalowercasee]

Agreed, he could have been much more terrifying if given more screentime

[@James__________________]

100%

[@abiezerEscude]

Hey you guys don’t worry I’m working on a JW comic. And the Indoraptor is in it, not just as a cameo either.

[@abiezerEscude]

@Judgmental Fish You got it. I’m still in the early stages of development however. But I think with some help I can do it! 🤙🏼👍

[@abiezerEscude]

I have more with the comic I’m making. Anyone want to see it?

[@Benny_T]

Imagine if Owen and Claire were actually able to call the authorities about the auction before they were caught, and then the police happen to show up just after the Indoraptor escapes and then enter the main hall, where the Indoraptor picks them off one by one, then, later in when Owen Claire and Maisie through the dinosaur dioramas, all is silent until a sound of something being thrown is heard, then an officer's corpse crashes into the glass where they're standing.

[@theeLonelyRedPanda]

=0

[@Duchess_Van_Hoof]

That would have been amazing.

[@CKzoidYT]

That would be amazing

[@WhyTho525]

I wish that was in the film

[@KBABZ]

The Indoraptor is awesome because the smaller scale, sadistic nature and high intelligence means it really capitalizes on the horror movie facet that was such a strong angle with the Raptors in the original movie. Speaking personally, the idea of hiding motionless and terrified under my bedsheetss from an entering Raptor is EXACTLY WHAT I THOUGHT ABOUT after seeing the first two movies for the first time!

[@Obreyze]

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[@rtq9082]

It Stay lonley like Indy

[@mjjones2241]

I prefer the Indominus Rex. Had a backstory, showed her extreme intelligence, and showed her capabilities when fighting other dinosaurs. As much as I loved the Indoraptor, I would’ve loved to seen more of him.

[@BrontoSmilodon1]

yeah I think they should have somehow put the indoraptor on nublar hint to its appearance in a bigfoot type of manner and then we get the reveal proper in the Lockwood estate

[@erozion8211]

Yeah, we didn't get to see enough of the Indoraptor. Should have more screen time.

[@Felix_KS]

I agree

[@Leopardman08]

Dude the indominus rex is a SHE

[@jw_gojifan19]

Funny thing, it actually had more screen time than the Indominus

[@LandBeforeTime75]

I love the Indoraptor in the Jurassic series. The Indoraptor in my opinion is a psychological killing machine and a monstrous murderer that will hunt everything from his path. The Indoraptor is my favorite Hybrid Dinosaurs since the Indominus Rex from Jurassic World. By the way, Good Video and Take it easy.

[@tripplestryke245]

A beautiful but deadly edition to Jurassic Park...

[@fang609]

Well said.

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

It's dead now

[@tripplestryke245]

Personally I think that it was quite sad that the indoraptor dies at the end, only because it was doing what it’s instincts told it to do, to kill.

[@critterbites5098]

@@tripplestryke245 Instincts and training. Worry about *how* it was trained though... Like the Indominus, it probably could have been a much less bloodthirsty creature if it had someone like Owen trained them.

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

@@critterbites5098 exactly

[@spinoboi3299]

The Indoraptor is my favorite hybrid to have been ever created. The color scheme looks cool. I also love his sociopathic behavior.

[@victorbruant389]

If I'm not mistaken, that's an Indoraptor. More weapon than attraction, right? Just keep it away from the guests. Please. Unless we can charge more to see it.

[@batspidey7611]

Nice reference, Victor!

[@sillyminicat]

He says while chugging his 53rd beer.

[@kysergrovijohn4507]

So beautiful

[@CitySlicker34]

XD

[@lucastheillusiondragon2322]

Lol I remember that from JW evolution

[@CyberKnightMiky]

I really do love the Indoraptor, how it took some inspiration of Michael Crichton The Lost World's Velociraptor - being a weapon. However, consider it only appeared in the third act and the producers made some changes, it really doesn't bring too much. Soo, I prefer Indominus Rex, cause it was bigger, fearsome and had more screentime, ate her own sibling and killed two of Owen's Raptors (Blue's siblings) and almost killed Rexy if Blue didn't come to the rescue. That was my own opinion.

[@dHybrid_351]

One of the scariest dinosaurs in the series 🦕🦖☠🕯😱👹 I remember the first time in the theater i saw the Indoraptor. I remember screaming so loud, the entire theater screamed! I still get tense in the Mansions Museum. Great game of Cat and mouse... Wish it still had moments like that in Fallen kingdom. All and all, this is my favorite monster and movie 🦖🦖👽👽 Fantastic video!! 💛💛💛

[@RomanHistoryFan476AD]

To be honest there is nothing wrong the dinosaurs themselves inoraptor or I-rex but i have to roll my eyes every time someone says dinosaurs have a military use, the military angle is the weakest part of the films, there fun films but i don't think we need the military angle, the desire to sell, or create bigger, unique dinosaurs itself is enough of a reason i think, be it in Jurassic world 1 to draw in more tourists again or in 2 because someone wants to sell dinos to make money so that Dr.Wu can continue creating his hybrid creatures.

[@jimmyallen8210]

You should consider doing a series on how the Jurassic Park story has a lot of similar elements as “The Island of Doctor Moreau.” Similarities Summary: 1) Genetic research 2) Isolated volcanic island setting 3) Disgraced geneticist/biologist 4) “Outsiders” trapped on island in danger from created beasts 5) Ethical implications of scientific progress explored 6) The unnatural creations are an uncontrollable destructive force

[@alancoll1987]

I know people mock the fact that you use a gun to aim it then why need it. But this was as you say a prototype and as such would not follow commands like blue would over time but was proof of concept essentially and was probably only kept alive to work out its bugs as it got older.

[@JCRev]

I still think it is a really dumb concept. If it requires humans to direct it and basically fully control it, there's no advantage in having it over guns - it's more expensive, it requires looking after, they have to grow, and they'd only be useful in the military if humans could avoid the front lines entirely. The whole laser idea is rubbish (and real life militaries would likely choose not to use it because of the time and resources required). Militarised dinosaurs could work if really thought out, but the Indoraptor was really silly and impractical.

[@taliesincoleman6569]

@@JCRev tell that to K9 units.

[@JCRev]

@@taliesincoleman6569 Well yes but dogs are much easier to care for and train and are much cheaper then hybrid dinosaurs

[@taliesincoleman6569]

@@JCRev not exactly... with dogs you need to breed them, with dinosaurs you can just MAKE them. and you could make them aprotiet so they wouldn't cost more more than a dog.

[@taliesincoleman6569]

@@JCRev they are what you can call "programmable life'

[@apachegaming255]

I loved the Indoraptor in JW2. Just the way it moved & prowled around gave it that monster-like feel!

[@SHINOBI-03]

If there's one dinosaur in the entire franchise worthy to be called a "Monster", it's this guy. Every dinosaur in the franchise was an animal, but the Indoraptor takes it to a new level by being a sadistic monster who loves to scare his preys to death before finishing them off. Not even the Indominus Rex was this evil and was rational enough to realize the raptors could join her side.

[@tylerleach8796]

SHINOBI-03 yeah, something tells me that same attempt of communication wouldn’t have worked on the Indoraptor as it did for the raptor squad

[@christophersmith4171]

I like the indoraptor more because it was more eery to watch it stalk then the indorex

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

IndoRex was too big to pull off that stealth factor like the IndoRaptor

[@christophersmith4171]

KSound Kaiju tru dat tru dat

[@lucastheillusiondragon2322]

But indominus could camouflage

[@ksoundkaiju9256]

@@lucastheillusiondragon2322 you could still hear it coming a mile away, especially if it's in the jungle Trees breaking, Twigs snapping under its feet etc

[@aaliyahscott7437]

I so needed to hear your outro today. Been feeling very very down. Thank you

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hope things go better for you. It can only be bad for so long

[@aaliyahscott7437]

@@KlaytonFioriti Yeah and Thank You so much

[@the1entirecircus938]

6:40, I have now witnessed the cutest, non fan art, Indoraptor face I have ever seen

[@jamillatorres7226]

Reminds me of Blue

[@rtq9082]

Indoraptor must be just Indy lonley too

[@rtq9082]

Afterall Indy and Ripper are both unwanted breeds

[@taliesincoleman6569]

I loved the indoraptor. he was TERFYING and basically a DEMON! I LEGIMATELY SCREAMED IN THE CINEMA!

[@madginger3634]

That's great

[@Competitive_Bid_]

Taliesin Coleman Some people have said that JW and JWFK “completely ignored Isla Sorna and that fans of JP3 are becoming “enemy’s in the eyes of others for speaking there hearts out” and that the JW team won’t stop “mocking” JP3. What do you haft to say to this?

[@taliesincoleman6569]

@@Competitive_Bid_ I just ignore it.

[@Competitive_Bid_]

Taliesin Coleman @Klayton Fioriti says that Eli Mills is a combination of Peter ludlow and the novel version of Louis Dodgson. Do you agree?

[@taliesincoleman6569]

@@Competitive_Bid_ yes

[@neom472]

Literally just finished watching the lost world, can’t wait to re watch this one

[@twc35ga50]

The theme, look, sounds of that Dino were just epic.

[@DefektiveEnvy]

I totally agree it deserves it's own story in the form of a graphic novel or comic book

[@HawkinsFamily]

Indominus was superb ! Indoraptor was superb ! Love them both

[@Kaidhicksii]

I've stated this once and I'll state it again: the Indoraptor is by far my most favorite animal in the whole franchise and in life as a whole, even though it wasn't a real dinosaur. I actually created a similar character that is heavily based off of this creature (basically it was an experiment to genetically reverse engineer a bird into a dinosaur gone wrong), which will soon get its own story series along with my other 2 big stars. Really wish that individual could've been completed though. Happy Easter! :D

[@Kaidhicksii]

@@xX_wiLLiam_Xx HELO YA WANNA BUG OFF (it's my own opinion)

[@xX_wiLLiam_Xx]

@@Kaidhicksii OK LIBERAL

[@Kaidhicksii]

@@xX_wiLLiam_Xx I support Donald Trump. The liberals are on the other side.

[@xX_wiLLiam_Xx]

@@Kaidhicksii YES I AM ALSO R ETR

[@carnotv6136]

Fallen kingdom got a lot more right than it’s given credit for.

[@JCRev]

It just also got a lot more wrong than is usually talked about

[@tylerleach8796]

JCRev shut up

[@Duchess_Van_Hoof]

It definitely got a tone matching the JP novel. A horror story through and through.

[@Duchess_Van_Hoof]

Honestly, these days I am not sure which hybrid I prefer. I do like the Indoraptor how eerily human it is in its movements, the intelligence in its eyes and how things are implied from the earlier movies. It grew up alone, surrounded by just humans, humans who mistreated it and it learned from them. It is reasonably compact, it has a wonderful visual design and if I was a dinosaur I would want to be this one. The Indominus Rex has grown on me a little lately however. True, I did expect it to breath fire in the movie as it was so ridiculously over the top. I adore the little details on its design however, the raptor claws, the Tyrannosaurus legs, the spines on its back, the quils, the head that resembles a raptor skull. I like that it is white and distinct, it can hide but chooses not to as there is nothing that can threaten it. I love them both for what they are and want to pet them and take care of them.

[@rainbowracer9576]

Awesome hybrid profile 😃❤️

[@johntylerhealey3130]

All your videos and information about all the history, behind the scenes and knowledge of the entire world of Jurassic Park and Jurassic World realm is the best. Keep it coming bro! This stuff rocks 🤘.

[@joyfuldude4538]

That lie of the hidden island got me. I genuinely thought he was going to send the dinos to an island

[@lauracoles5595]

Love your vids, keep up the great work and happy Easter!

[@benblueforge1357]

I prefer the Indominus Rex for four reasons 1. It displayed high intelligence in the fact it was able to outsmart its creators: It killed its sibling to establish dominance. It figured out how get out its enclosure by utilizing its camouflage and lowering body heat to confuse its captors. It realized its captors where able to track it so it clawed out the tracker. 2. It was still a juvenile which means had it lived it would grown larger than the T rex. 3. It constantly killed to learn its limitations and would have killed the T -rex had not Blue intervened. 4. It was able to communicate with the raptors and establish dominance over them while turning them on the humans that raised them. In my opinion, a much more terrifying beast. The Indorapter was a fearsome creature in its own right but, humans were able to have some control over what it ate with the laser. Its only purpose was to seek out Maisy and while it did kill whatever stood in front of it. It had no interest in going out into the world the same way the Indominus did. I was expecting an Indominus 2.0 but, im gonna say the Indo Rex won me over.

[@RahatTheKiller]

Is the Indoraptor's quill a throwback to the male JP3 raptors? P.S. I love the way you analyse the films and tie them back to the novels. It's good to see that Trevorrow, or the production team in general are grounded in the source material.

[@x_black_raptor_x6012]

I love the indoraptor 🖤. I feel more of this horror with him and I get goose bumps (for example in the scene when he killed Wheatley). His smile alone (yes, he smiled) makes me shiver. I also had sleep paralysis when he approached Maisie in her room. His intelligence, his design, I like everything about him.

[@batspidey7611]

I love your videos, man. They’re so interesting to watch and listen too.

[@kobayashi1194]

To be honest, I hope we can all agree the the Indoraptor’s theme by Michael Giachino is probably one of the best scores this franchise has to offer. I was never expecting to see a full blown choir in this franchise, but boy is it fitting for a film like Fallen Kingdom.

[@Tanygopteryx251]

I think it would it would have been a plus for the movie if the indoraptor had a character arc. After all a recurring theme in the new movies has been to see the perspective of the dinosaurs. It could’ve also been a good to show what JW3 could do with said theme.

[@rtq9082]

He must have the same fate as Indy if Indy had operated so must him

[@rtq9082]

Hybirds need each other

[@jw_gojifan19]

The Indoraptor, like the Dromaeosaur family, is easily one of the deadliest animals in the JP series. In all honesty I find this thing to be a much bigger threat because it’s smaller than its ancestor and that it can attack you when you think your safe. Every scene it was in, my body got really tense and my heart sped up; the makings of a great suspenseful scene.

[@DawnzeenaMcGill]

If I remember correctly the director said there will be no more hybrids in the film series. I think he said he was trying to go for something similar but still different from the original, but I could be wrong. :P

[@desatoff]

Love hearing music from the old Warpath Jurassic Park game

[@5minsrevisiono_o613]

Fun fact: That's an Agujaceratops skull that kills the hybrid

[@dawritersroom01]

Think we could get an Agujaceratops in Jurassic World 3? It's be a fun reference

[@mimicproduction3814]

@Rkaale 123 yeah it was a trike for sure

[@mimicproduction3814]

@Rkaale 123 it isn't officiall

[@velociraptor4you3291]

While I personally lean a little bit more toward the Indominus Rex, the Indoraptor here DID impress me when I first saw "Fallen Kingdom." :) For a while, I felt it didn't quite live up to its full potential in the film, but after watching this, you've really got me thinking, Klayton. This is a creature whose backstory I wouldn't mind seeing fleshed-out more in some form.

[@hydsesl.kingez4167]

The Indo-raptor is a good key for a suspense, but if we had two (white and the black) it will be a good thiler

[@TheBelieveit1]

I think my favorite trait of this creature, more than the Indominus, was how often it prowled on all fours despite being shown to be bipedal as well. I think the reason for this is because it's another detail indicating this creature's shattered psyche. Sure we know it to be sadistic and intelligent, but for some reason I liked the implications of it being TOO intelligent. It's a reptile yet it clearly has intelligence closing in to what we'd expect in dolphins, primates or more specifically humans. It wasn't raised properly much like it's predecessor but while the Indominus' problems came from neglect and isolation, the Indo was more from an abusive upbringing that gave it real reason to seemingly hate everything else (especially humans). It's twitchy movements, it's prowling on all fours, the constant tapping of it's killer claw and the way it seems to enjoy itself as it is about to kill someone, I think it's a fascinating antagonist. It's an example of that Uncanny Valley, the hypothesis where in something has enough traits that it could seem human, but just enough non-human traits that makes it unnerving to those viewing it.

[@lordofthicc9572]

Me: there isn't a spirit animal for me Indoraptor: . . . Me : God d@mit I've been exposed but in a dinosaur form lol

[@kenpoarniceguy1]

When Stiggy came in attacking everyone in that large room, the Indoraptor was fascinated with the hard skull herbivore and watches her the whole time until Stiggy left. Here's what I noticed next. The Indoraptor was silent while the chaos was happening. When Stiggy got close to his cage, you can see him make some noise, as though he was trying to communicate with her. After all she was probably the first other dinosaur he had ever seen.

[@diana450]

Love the new vid! Also blue was the beta of the pack

[@lorenawilliams84]

Yep, Owen was the alfa.

[@redhood2394]

“All this leads to the hybrids Downfall” very clever. I personally think the Indoraptor could’ve been more of a stand out if we would’ve spend more time with it. It’s understandable why they didn’t focus on it that much, but I still can’t shake the feel that it would been cool to at least see the scene where it plays with skull of that poor Maintenance guy or have someone explain the animal’s backstory. Cool video man can’t wait to see what else you have in store.

[@mast3ry0d3r4]

I love both, the Indominus Rex with its cool ability to camouflage and whatnot, but design-wise I love Indoraptor

[@somedudewhodraws9377]

I luv them both dude! The indominus had the size and intelligence while the indoraptor had even more intelligence but was much smaller and could fit in smaller places therefore making it even more scarier too!

[@fijonnen7743]

Say what you want about the movie but you gotta admit the indoraptor was sick

[@Pridam]

Ah I see what you did there. Indo actually WAS apparently sick too. Apparently scales started flaking off, and the fact that he was constantly hungry was because he was suffering from an illness. The cause? Too many damn DNA from all sorts of animals used to create him ironically enough

[@ManimalMoose]

I love that the indoraptor looked and acted like it didn't want to live, like it was almost in pain through just existence as a result of being a hybrid of a hybrid

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

make a video comparing the tours cars from the novel to those from the movie.

[@klafsen]

I love the indoraptor's design, it's just too cool!

[@taliesincoleman6569]

COMCI BOOK OF THE INDORAPTOR WE NEED IT!!!!

[@Competitive_Bid_]

Taliesin Coleman here’s some new “criticisms” for JWFK: 1. Owen is a completely different person than what we saw in JW. 2. The scenes with the annoying vet girl and IT guy could have been cut out and were unnecessary. 3. JWFK has many contradictions. What do you haft to say to this?

[@taliesincoleman6569]

@@Competitive_Bid_ 1- three years had passed people change. 2- no they wouldn't. and that's insulting to JA BAYONA! as HE came up with that idea. 3- no really.

[@mutterboutasaurus235]

Adore this bad boy. For me, the indoraptor struck this perfect balance between monster and plausible creature. His anatomy was still very much based on JP dinosaurian traits, but twisted about and warped into something even more monstrous and unnatural. He felt just about as far as you could push the idea of a genetically engineered monstrous dinosaur without going into some bonkers direction.

[@masteromar1964]

Love your vids!!

[@prehistorichero2755]

Despite that he’s a prototype, Ripper is my favorite villain in the entire franchise!

[@kingsolomon673]

I never liked the Indoraptor, for me it felt like an awful Indominus clone, but smaller with more Cat DNA put into it, still great video though👍

[@infinitekyami]

This is the first time I saw you commenting that it is a great video. 😂😂😂

[@miteshmistry25]

I agree, I prefer the I-Rex.

[@taliesincoleman6569]

too bad. I disagree.

[@miteshmistry25]

Indoraptor is half glass comparing to the dangerous I-Rex, it big and can camouflage. Where the indoraptor Echolocation? It supposed to have.

[@taliesincoleman6569]

@@miteshmistry25 it's the chuffing sounds you and the high fregceny clicking it makes with its toe. also arguing about this isn't going to help so let's argee to disargee ok?

[@milesbradshaw6643]

The most terrifying dinosaur in the entire movie canon.

[@notasaltyperson8330]

Who agrees that the indoraptor didn’t get enough screen time

[@batspidey7611]

Definitely

[@SasukeUchiha-ix2yk]

I wont lie I hope to see you make a separate video on the Indominus Rex. I love her so much & she shot up to number 3 on the list of favorite dinosaurs in this franchise. Indoraptor is probably tied with her, due to his interesting design, his behavior, and how much of a horror monster he was. honestly I don't get why so many people, including the nostalgia critic (though I respect his opinion) hate this movie. I think it's awesome as hell

[@jangofresh1019]

I much prefer the Indoraptor over Indominus Rex. I like the I-Rex, but something about the Indoraptor speaks to me on a more personal level.

[@JurassicLion2049]

Indoraptor is my fav dinosaur in these films.

[@domagoj905]

I am a fool for hoping, but I hope that the 3rd movie in the 2nd trilogy of JP is like Revenge of the Sith in Prequel's... actually good. Don't get me wrong, I love both JW movies, but they aren't great exactly.

[@frnk708]

I absolutely LOVE the indoraptor. I know a lot of people hate this movie but seriously this is such a cool "..dinosaur." the indominus was cool but the fact that the indoraptor was darker and smaller and defective made it a really awesome character. I prefer it to die rather than blue, but I was still pretty sad to see such a badass creature go.

[@astrobot4017]

"They'd be shat in a war!"

[@ultraamazingtop10s90]

Astro Bot not really

[@astrobot4017]

@@ultraamazingtop10s90 I'm just quoting what "MauLer" said in his video about Fallen Kingdom

[@tylerleach8796]

Astro Bot NEVER quote Mauler here, I swear, his review on Fallen Kingdom was one of the worst god damn videos I’ve ever seen

[@RazorRex]

Great video. Also here's an idea for a possible list: "Top 10 Scenes from Jurassic Park Novels That Need to Happen in Jurassic World 3"

[@MrMomobot]

I-Raptor is pretty cool, but honestly I'm not sure if I like him more than the I-Rex. But He at least had a bit more personality that's for sure. I'll have to give the I-Raptor more time to see who I like "more".

[@fang609]

The Indoraptor is my favourite dinosaur in the franchise and I personally like how it acts so alian compare to all the other theropods with it walking and running on 4 legs, using echolocation and just the way it acted. And the thing is that the Gen 2 Indoraptors could have a lot of potential if they were raised probably and it's fun speculating how they would look(as can be seen in my icon).

[@tlparadigm]

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[@k.aroberts2571]

I loved the design of the Indoraptor and its unstable personality

[@josetheclassicstarwarsfan8514]

I LOVE THE INDORAPTOR!!!!!

[@Dodoraptor4]

I like that the “it requires three darts” scene was removed, because then we would have ended up with an indoraptor who’s skin can withstand bullets while being able to be pierced by darts...

[@jpfan4life812]

Dodoraptor and other animals The same thing actually happens IRL with elephants, their hide is too thick for normal bullets to penetrate but tranquilizer darts are still able to penetrate it deep enough to inject sedatives into it.

[@thegamingbluejay237]

Is that a slipknot reference at 4:30

[@devilkicksanji2]

I liked the Indoraptor more. Can't help feel that with this whole hybrid dinosaur story, we coulda gotten the Ultimasaurus (sp?) from the chaos effect series of Jurassic park toys, cause thing would've been a wonder to behold. I mean, we already jumped the shark with these films...would've been great to go all out imo. XD

[@coletrain6545]

Hated the indo raptor :/ would've rather seen a camouflaging carnotaurus

[@DriesduPreez]

5 hipster points to Contraridor

[@infamouscooper9286]

Indoraptor I'm by far my most favorite hybrid. Whoever made Indoraptor design is a genius I wish he survive in Fallen Kingdom because he's the last hybrid to be confirmed in the movie.

[@shelbyhewitt6718]

It's always more appealing to see a psychopathic dino like Ripper and possibly the jp3 raptors rather than another aggressive confused dino like Indom, it makes it more thrilling to watch them hunt

[@gavinogara9360]

I love this hybrid, but I wish it could camouflage. Can you imagine the suspenseful scenes we could have had with an invisible 'dragon' running around a dark mansion at night?

[@jayenlow1191]

I really like the Indoraptor. Also my favorite part of. Fallen Kingdom. Sad that it's time in the spotlight was short

[@jamescastledine7797]

I love both hybrids but the indominus rex just feels more tanky and the roar was amazing When i think of hybrids i think of indominus rex

[@philosophicalgardner5609]

I feel the Indominus was fleshed out far more than the Indoraptor. It felt like a minor story element rather than a driving force. What we got to see was great, but it would have been better to see more of its abilities. All we know for sure about the Indoraptor is that it is tricky and can crawl on roofs.

[@SasukeUchiha-ix2yk]

will you doing this on the Indominus too? i'd love to see that ^^. As for the Indoraptor, this thing sent chills down my spine and I love it so much!

[@cj5752]

Absolutely amazing video I look forward to these everyday

[@Jack-fr9hz]

I like how Ken Wheatley's death was similar to George Baselton's in the Lost World novel w/ his arm being severed. It was a nice nod... unless you're Wheatley.

[@jamesbacon1776]

This is my favorite "dinosaur" of the Jurassic Park series, I also think this is the most terrifying dinosaur (other than Jurassic Park The Game's Troodon) and the design is quite cool as well as beautiful and I really hope we see him again, I think a cool way you could do it would be like an animal documentary with one, two, or even more Indoraptors just doing what they do, or alternatively it could just show up in a TV show cause yeah it's unlikely hybrids will be in movies for a while or at all, I just hope we see him again the Indoraptor was great.

[@kingwazz7710]

I would’ve love to see a scene where Indoraptor is tracked down by armed security guards, then he goes to the floor area where all the nublar dinos are caged, he gets cornered by the soldiers, they shoot him, he screeches but then he looks behind and sees a huge shadowy figure, he then slashes an electrical pad which opens the cage and the huge shadow turns out to be Rexy then she charges out and kills the soldiers, basically saving Indoraptor’s life. Then she looks at him and Indo makes a “thank you” gesture with his head, but he jumps onto a rail, since Rexy could kill him but she appreciates him releasing her and Rexy escapes outta the building where she hangs out in the nearby forests. Indoraptor does a little smile then disappears off into the darkness

[@Yukari_MAiG]

I love the I-Rex more, its sheer size makes it more intimidating in its presence. And its backstory is cool.

[@AIRSOFTREEACTOR]

i became one of your InGen hunters this week. now my son watches your show.

[@spinosaurus2001]

I love the Indoraptor. He's a literal nightmare monster but that's what makes it cool.

[@MrPresidentGeek]

I love both the Indoraptor and Indominus. Although I'm more partial to larger carnivores, the Indoraptor's personality is so beautiful that I can't help but to love it. That's not to say I never did enjoy it, I simply ended up becoming a huge fanboy and, as a result, defend this movie vehemently.

[@dracothedrangonful]

I loved both. Indominus got more screentime of course. But I love the set up of the Indoraptor.

[@Julie_Rios]

Those deleted scenes would have been a great addition. And if only one could have been shown, it would be the Indoraptor playing with the skull. Talk about a horror factor there. And just allude to its treatment by the mercenaries. I love my boiiii the Indoraptor. Blue got a pretty amazing scene, though. That shot of her over a dead Indoraptor.

[@Jormyyy]

Interesting how different Wu is portrayed in the movies when compared to his character in the first book. I just finished it btw, such a good read.

[@seanmckelvey6618]

really it just comes down to design preference for me, I think the Indoraptor just looks cooler. It also has this sort of creepy vampiric/gothic monster quality to it that I really enjoy.

[@maryudomah4387]

I think I read somewhere that the indoraptor was actually very sick - mentally AND physically. Which makes sense, in a way - when all you are is a conglomerate of different species, you’re going to have issues.

[@jerrencartercrittersandfri3733]

The spookiest thing to me about Rippers design was that he was basically a Utah raptor with a T-Rex head. But as far as which one was better they were about even I savagery. But Indy Definitely had the best fight scene. I'm kinda glad they went with the story they did because it would have made the story sadder to think they had to kill him because of abuse rather than Blue having to kill him because he was a highly intelligent murderer.

[@05-032MendicantBias]

Man I was rooting so hard for Mills in The Ritual only to see him live long enough to be the villain and poetically eaten by a Carnotaurus and Tyrannosaurus

[@philzh7973]

I thought the Indoraptor was criminally underutilized in the film. The awesome thing about the Indominus was that, despite being a Frankenstein’s monster killing machine, she had a personality and was easy to root for. Not to mention having one hell of a final showdown. I think the Indoraptor should’ve survived into the next movie, or at least been given more sustenance since it was the last hybrid of the franchise. Probably the coolest dinosaur ever was just...there.