What Happened To Dr. Wu AFTER Jurassic Park?

[@victorbruant389]

Monster is a relative term. To Klayton, video-demonetisation is a monster. We're just used to being KZbin.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

😂😂😂

[@IAmAGyroGamer]

LOL 😂

[@gamingbauman5834]

Victor Bruant 😂😂what the what

[@jackmyowl]

That's very clever of you, Clever man. (Didn't want to say, Clever Girl... Because it's not 2002 anymore [hope someone gets this joke])

[@declanbaker9016]

@@KlaytonFioriti lol also great vid love ur channel what was the song u played in the background?

[@aamiller90]

“All of this exists because of me. If I do not innovate, someone else will.” I love that line because not only is he right, but there are so many layers within it. He is saying that he’s just doing his job, and if he stopped, someone else will try to do what he is doing (who wouldn’t want to recreate a dinosaur), and he could be indicating that he loves making dinosaurs, like it’s an impulse for him, he has to do it.

[@thegamingtrex26]

ME & JESUS HONESTLY WOULD/WILL, ETC!!!

[@Bibochan18]

I love how Dr. Wu's character has evolved over the series. He started out so innocent, but his ambition got the better of him. Now, he's this super complex man willing to do whatever it takes, no matter how unethical, to continue his work. I can't call him a villain because there's no real ill intentions. He's like a crack addict desperate for a hit. He's solely focused on progressing his research, but lacks the ability to understand (or he simply doesn't care) how his work impacts the world around him. You could probably call him a sociopath, but not an all out villain.

[@albertoandrade9807]

Pay attention to his introduction in JP. You see him erasing data from his notepad. A true scientist would never do that. They would clesely mark mistakes for everyone to see. He had some dubious morals from day 0

[@irenaveksler1935]

@@albertoandrade9807 I didn’t notice they

[@kingsolomon673]

I hope he'll be able to redeem himself in the next movie, his actor didn't like being a villain anyways

[@train_go_boom2065]

I think he would be a great non villian

[@vincepurpura8905]

He made a good Hugo Strange, (villain) in "Gotham".

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

I mean, the Actor wants Wu to die I think he said.

[@Max501]

@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim Interesting if true, but Wu doesn't really feel like a villain. But more like Dr. Frankenstein as people describe, since he just interested in creating dinosaurs or genetics. He is more like a MacGuffin in the movie that allows dinosaurs to exist. But, now that the ending of Fallen Kingdom has establish. Wu is no longer necessary to the plot or important. I wished he had a bigger role.

[@jackmyowl]

If I were to give him a D&D aliment... I'd say, Chaotic Good?

[@DorsenFilm]

He drank asian tea. For 22 years. Nothing else. This is canon. Definitly.

[@B1ack_Manta]

Masrani "It's people Henry..." Nods down at cup and drinks Wu "That's unfortunate."

[@QuickTux]

I called it Amber tea

[@B1ack_Manta]

@@QuickTux LOL It had the same coloration!

[@M1GarandMan3005]

Don't you mean "canon". The way you spelled cannon, it indicates you're talking about the thing that goes BOOM!!!!

[@DorsenFilm]

M1GarandMan3005 at was a spelling mistake. But good that you noticed.

[@CretaceousCast]

I’d argue that Wu is probably the most important character in the film canon. In his words, “All of this exists because of me.”

[@B1ack_Manta]

I think that's why he doesn't really have emotion towards the people that end up dead from his creations. He doesn't get the credit he feels he deserves.

[@CretaceousCast]

Yami Huey Yeah, he’s still kind of a sociopath tho with an incredibly dangerous God complex haha

[@B1ack_Manta]

@@CretaceousCast "I created this animal myself"

[@chrisperson3138]

All because we spared no expense when dealing with genetics.

[@jbcatz5]

He’s the biggest example of doing it because he can, not because he should. Hammond at least appreciated the dinosaurs for the wonders they were. Wu had a clinical view of the dinosaurs, not realising the implications and instead being proud of his creations despite the carnage they caused. The fact he’s willing to apply his skills for military applications is further proof of an ego desensitised to consequences. In Jurassic World he flees Isla Nublar without consideration for his colleagues, and quickly escapes the Lockwood mansion when the dinosaurs there are let loose. In the upcoming genetic arms race, no doubt Wu won’t be picky about how ethically his samples are obtained. Wu’s character seems prone to taking the easy or lucrative way out, and so he doesn’t see or willingly blinds himself to the human casualties. He deliberately withheld information about the indominus, using the conversation to try blame Masrani for wanting something with lots of teeth. Wu even facilitated the poor mental well-being of the Indominus for Hoskin’s ulterior motive. He uses what insight he has on dinosaur behaviour for his own convenience, insisting Blue is retrieved so further tests with the Indo material are easier.

[@wesleyh1493]

I love your videos on Dr. Wu! Such an underrated character! He is the man behind all the dinosaur chaos after all.

[@kingwazz7710]

The Jurassic Mastermind

[@AndreNitroX]

I feel it appropriate if the last movie kills him off as to end it

[@Demolitiondude]

Henry Wu is Victor Frankenstein. The determined scientist who's ambitions caused his downfall.

[@chachopichardo1879]

You’re wrong wtf

[@hermanschultzfurry]

@@chachopichardo1879 whats right then

[@chachopichardo1879]

@@hermanschultzfurry nothing right wtf

[@narwhalking2788]

Maybe that's where the human hybrid concepts came from.

[@petrivatanen9017]

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[@lanewaldon6450]

I've always thought of Dr. Wu as passionate. To me, Dr. Wu is possibly the most incredible scientist in this lore. Hes been there since the beginning and we all know he'll be there till the end, but ultimately I think he like the rest of us is just extremely passionate about dinosaurs. Back in 1993 I dont believe his intentions were military use like ingen's, but maybe the passion he had for dinosaurs got taken advantage of?

[@YamiKisara]

He's actually one of my favourite characters in the franchise and he's aged pretty well, if I dare say so.

[@AndreNitroX]

Yes, I was so happy he was brought back for J3 I hope he plays a large role in the last movie

[@danhunter2022]

What happened to lex and Tim after Jurassic park

[@minetopiaps4inschrijving947]

dan hunter on the lost world we saw lex and Tim..

[@skylergee6449]

They probably got a lot of therapy after the park and tried moving out with their lives after the lost world

[@benderbendingrofriguez3300]

They suffered some serious PTSD , that they abandoned their own self and became Ariana Richardson and Joseph Mazello.

[@kingwazz7710]

They died

[@joltster109]

@@benderbendingrofriguez3300 Ariana became a painter too so thats pretty neat. Don't know about Joseph tho. :p

[@alexagarza3800]

Dr. Wu has always been one of my favorite characters in the JP franchise. It's nice to hear more of his background, since no one really ever gives intel about him.

[@mozzarella6102]

I've been watching you since 2017. I love Jurassic Park Franchise. And you make a lot of work. You upload a video almost every day. Keep doing this.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hey thank you! I really appreciate the kind words. Helps more than you'd think

[@serenageiler5484]

@@KlaytonFioriti I feel the same way. In April 2017 I finally got to see Jurassic World. My love for the franchise was revived. In October I decided to watch all of these movies one by one and look for some details on them. Then I found you, Tommy H and Jeremy. All of you help me to understand Jurassic Park. You give me answers to questions I always had. Especially you made me LOVE the JP franchise. You changed my view on it. Without you I wouldn't be such a great JP fan. Honestly, thank you.

[@lebonk8081]

I always wondered how they managed to clone the extinct plants Ellie found, and the giant dragonfly in the novel

[@joinlionheart9061]

Wait! There's actually Giant Dragonfly in JP novel? Guess it would explain they appear in Super Nintendo Jurassic Park game.

[@lebonk8081]

@@joinlionheart9061 yup, i think it's either when they're about to climb the tree to sleep, the fence and moat to gdt to a maintenance shed, or right before the hadrosaur stampede.

[@SimonsAuntPhyllis]

SilverFatalis 5653 Ellie never implies that the plants she notices are ancient or extinct. At the beginning, right before they see the Brachiosaurus, she states that, “... these species have been extinct since the Cretaceous Period.” And following up on Malcom’s rant during lunch Ellie says, “You have plants in this building that are poisonous... you picked them because they look good.” I use to wonder the same thing, but I think it’s safe to say that according to her dialogue those are modern plants she’s referring to.

[@Leto85]

So that's how the Spinosaurus fits into the franchise. I always wondered about that comment of Dr. Grant of being this animal not on Ingen's list. Great video! I hope the focus on the 3rd JW movie won't be as having Henry Wu as an antagonist, unless he redeems himself without having to die, as redeemed characters often tend to do.

[@jmdnelson4891]

I hope that he DOESN'T die in JW-3. He's too good a complex character to do so!!

[@andywood5699]

Dr. Wu went with whom ever could finance his genetic work. If this meant people who might be less than ethical so be it. He became so focused on the work he was doing that he too became less than ethical in his approach to cloning. Despite his reservations in selling the Indominus Rex he shut his mouth and watched the money start rolling in. I want Wu to have a epiphany moment, see the errors of his genetic fixation and try to help humanity in some way. I think there's a good person underneath the heartless scientist.

[@theliato3809]

Starved artist sounds about right. You can see little glimpses of him trying to not be a mad scientists but being sort of forced into the role by other people.

[@B1ack_Manta]

I actually wanted to see more of Wu in Fallen Kingdom. He is no doubt my favorite character outside of Malcom.

[@AndreNitroX]

Imagine them fighting with fists or words in the last movie

[@jackmyowl]

I like him as a character. He got way to little screen time in the first Jurassic Park.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Absolutely agree

[@jonathanalvarez3663]

I was just a kid so I didn’t read the novel until after seeing the film. He has so many insightful conversations with John Hammond about the park as a business and the different philosophies of designing dinos. Really tense stuff.

[@jackmyowl]

@@jonathanalvarez3663 I also recommend the Audiobook, if you're short on time.

[@thedoruk6324]

What happened to him Lets just says he did find out that the fact; *the black market* is far way much more ''profitable'' compared to working on a legal job...

[@youngstay2989]

The DORUK im on ipad so black market is white for me xd

[@Thoralmir]

Obviously. Laws, regulations, and bans just create an artificial scarcity, making illegal products all that more valuable. And to those willing to break the law, it just means higher reward for the risks, and less competition to drive down your prices. And if things go wrong with your products, what are your customers going to do about it? Complain to a consumer protection agency?

[@thedoruk6324]

@@Thoralmir 👌👌👌

[@Justinian43]

He’s a very complex character, I don’t believe he’s evil, just certain life events shape individuals into going one way or another. He’s one of the most interesting characters in all the franchise, I like him a lot!

[@dinosaurking8637]

Wu’s creations, the Spino and the Indominus were the best creations but forced into the wrong view, they needed a mother like how he yells that about the IndoRaptor, Wu was the reason why I love making perfected species in Evolution and the reason I wanted to make hybrids...unfortunately his attitude in evolution made me hate how he views certain things as not his work

[@christinah5137]

I was definitely not expecting a shout out, I may or may not have spit out my drink. Thank you Klayton for all you do! ❤️ 🦖 Always thrilled to see you’ve posted something new

[@kingwazz7710]

Whoa the last two sentences rhyme lol

[@darthlord1997]

Hope you were able to stay safe during Hurricane Dorian! I'm taking this video as a sign you're alright

[@KlaytonFioriti]

I'm fine! Thanks for the concern 🙏🏼

[@davidsobilo9622]

Once again klayton having the Jurassic Park franchise on lock 💯😎👍

[@itdatboiii]

Klayton you amaze me lol I have no idea how you continue to come up with new talking points about jurassic park and keep coming out with new content its amazing keep it up man!

[@nickchurch7110]

The thing that really bugs me about Wu is his total disregard for human life. The only thing he says about the Indominus killing people is "that's unfortunate". The man just bugs me on a fundamental level. As someone who was a biology major, the man just gives scientists both fictional and otherwise a bad name with his obsession and his ethical incorrectness.

[@raptor4562]

Hey klayton!! Amazing video so much I didn’t know, so thanks so much for posting this!!

[@clementinephotobooths9220]

This was probably my favorite of your character breakdowns! Dr. Wu's history is so much richer than I realized.

[@AndreNitroX]

More so the lore of Jurrassic Park makes it so much more than just. A monster movie

[@Rjorca22]

Brilliant video, great to see content on characters in between films. Dr Wu has always been an interesting character in the books and I like the direction they have taken him in 👍🏼

[@michaelmahabir213]

I hope Dr. Wu gets some kind of redemption in Jurassic World 3. He's a real interesting character and I don't really see him as a villain like Eli Mills was.

[@greenbean325]

Ya he becomes sensi wu from ninjago

[@graboidfan31]

Wow! I knew very little info in this video! Thank you Klayton, you're great!

[@isolated_punk2827]

I love how you greet the viewers every video it really brighten up my day thank you

[@KlaytonFioriti]

Hey thank you! 🤠

[@flyboy970]

Klayton!!! Please for the love of god bring back the original background music.

[@brycevo]

This is absolutely awesome. Great job, man

[@brycevo]

@@blackrockshooter4796 Hello There, and I would doubt it, unless it became a Titan like the Titanoceratops skeleton we see.

[@brycevo]

@@blackrockshooter4796 it's still too tiny in its current state, against the Mountain sized predators. It'd be a tasty hot pocket sized snack

[@brycevo]

Maybe hold out hope for Aguirus to show up in KvG

[@arielcastillo592]

Amazing how there's a big community still for JP/JW. I just rewatched all the movies recently and couldn't stop watching these vids. I've learned a lot.

[@AKSourGod]

Great job Klay. Always liked Dr. Wy since his first scene in Jurassic Park. Hopefully we get more scenes on Film, showing us what Henry does in the background.

[@shainewhite2781]

Yes! I've been waiting for a video related to Henry Wu after what happened in Jurassic Park in 1993.

[@enriquepellecer1711]

Such passion in your videos, I’m grateful.

[@spencermccreery2508]

This is an EXPERTLY done video. Probably my favorite so far.

[@the_alas4405]

Awesome vid bro, keep up the good job !!

[@gabrieladerre2862]

That music had me expecting Sephiroth to randomly pop out! Maybe I'm remembering the wrong music though! It's been about six years since my last FF7 play through! Anyhow! Awesome video as always Klayton!

[@rwn9884]

I love the character, knowing more about Dr. Wu does not make it less so, thank you for the video. One of the many reasons why I like the character is the nuances the character, while many of the characters seem rather black and white, using the doctor to bring the franchise more inline with the original source material is awesome to me. While he is still leagues away from the source material, I like what they ended up with thus far. Keep up the good work Klayton!

[@xjerrylee22x]

I hope they don't push him too hard as a villain in the final film. He is still a redeemable character

[@Drew2u]

Sadly if it's not in a film, it's unknown canon for the wider audience. This all would've made a fantastic sci-fi 4th film and prequel to JW.

[@AndreNitroX]

Amen

[@ibanezmaestro5630]

In my opinion, I see Dr. Wu as exactly how Dr. Malcolm described John Hammond. As "a kid that's found his Dad's gun". A well-intentioned innovator that has no idea when he has crossed into the realm of something he has absolutely no idea how to control. Or even if he can control it at all. This beautifully describes a lot of modern science in real life as well.

[@kieriencrabtree]

Awesome video, I have always wondered what happened to Dr. Wu after Jurassic Park.

[@victorribeiro6772]

I love this version of Wu, it makes him more real. I would love to see more on his backstory before his possible death in JW3

[@AndreNitroX]

I hope he plays a large role in that last movie

[@fullmetalpotato1258]

so i work at a movie theater between semesters of college. and when Fallen Kingdom came out it was the only time i ever thought an after credit scene was not worth the wait unless they did something pretty odd. See one thing i thought about was that each movie (bar the second one) showed a new step up in their genetics tech. the 1st movie showed the creation of previously extinct dinosaurs the 3rd movie had the hybrid experiment that was the spinosaurus the 4th movie introduced perfected dinosaur hybrids with Indominus the 5th movie introduced human cloning. and the 5th movie ends with the pteranadons in Las Vegas, which stands out to me as being somewhat close to area 51 as far as major population centers go. So it feel that if theey were keeping up with this theme of the advances in genetics, then the 6th movie would end up having some splicing of human and dinosaur, maybe a hybrid dino with human intelligence to use in warfare or something. Which maybe ends up being developed in area 51. If that ends up being the case, i would end up taking back my thoughts of Fallen Kingdom's after credits being not "worth the time" as i heard most people who waited for it say before i had to clean up after them and the rest of the audience. This is not to say that area 51 making human dino hybrids would be a good movie, im saying that unless they make the las vegas cameo relevant next movie, then the after credit still sucks, and that human dino hybrid seems like the next progression in the genetics advances each movie (except the second) has made.

[@AndreNitroX]

Human/ Dino has been a thought since the early drafts of JP 4

[@rainbowracer9576]

Awesome video man 😄❤️

[@velociraptor4you3291]

Wow! And here I was thinking he'd become full-blown 'mad scientist' in the newer films. But 'desperate artist' actually sounds a LOT more appropriate right now. Congrats! 👏

[@madginger3634]

I love the music you chose. Epic

[@GammaProtogolin]

Do you know what it’s called? I can’t remember it’s name.

[@DISTURBEDFANATIC100]

The only thing Wu is guilty of is association. Like you said, he partners up with less than savory people. The man is having all his research and actions scrutinized because of someone else's mess up.

[@Connor-kz5tx]

Love the vid and love the soundtrack!!!!!

[@jasonking7570]

Wu too me is the embodiment of what Malcolm said. He's so concerned with what he can do, he doesn't stop and think about what he should do

[@raymond4568]

Wu is honestly one of the best characters in the series.

[@dtdimeflicks6708]

I have a feeling that he’s being borderline villainized to set him up for a fate in the next film similar to his in the novel.

[@saiess]

I know we get roars and growls when talking about Dinosaurs, but I would have loved for Wu to talk shit to us for his intro. XDDD

[@Jeffzilla07PHaltacct]

After the events of Fallen Kingdom, he joined Biosyn and created the Locusts. But after a couple of years being in Biosyn, Wu realized that they made a terrible mistake and that Biosyn was using the Locusts to control the entire food chain. But after Dominion, he created a Locust with DNA that would kill off the entire population of Locusts. And thus he redeemed himself in the end.

[@seangere9698]

When looking at the way he was in JP vs how he is now, I don't like the major change. But how he was in the book to how he is now I like it as it is a natural progression of his character. With that said I hate mixing book and movie to explain the progression of a character. From the book I do truly see him turning out the way he did in the last two movies but from the way he way portrayed in JP it is not a natural progression so I really don't like how he has changed in the movies.

[@jonathanalvarez3663]

Sean Gere Same. I can’t separate the easygoing lab guy from the Resident Evil villain guy he is now. It’s just too forced.

[@jonathanalvarez3663]

Turning Dr. Wu into a super villain makes about as much sense as Dr. Gerry Harding becoming the series antagonist. Wu was just a guy doing his job and playing a role in a much larger plan, not a criminal mastermind. I‘ll never understand why the screenwriters put him on this narrative trajectory without any proper film setup. I appreciate the vast world building and character history via Universal but it’s a shame it all occurs offscreen outside the films. Klayton himself said film Henry has more in common with novel Henry. It just feels too little too late. I agree he’s not an outright villain, but calling him a “Desperate artist” is generous. The whole concept feels reactionary and not thought out. As if the role could have been any other geneticist on the team.

[@hawktalon7890]

That's always what I thought. I never like it when all the character development happens offscreen.

[@LandBeforeTime75]

Awesome and Emotional Video about Henry Wu in Jurassic Park. I really think that Henry Wu evacuated Jurassic Park in the first movie and heading to Jurassic World and sadly died in Fallen Kingdom. Great Video about Henry Wu in the Jurassic series and I think I’m feeling bad about him.

[@kingwazz7710]

He didnt die in Fallen Kingdom, he got tranquilised.....

[@GunlessSnake]

@@kingwazz7710 It wasn't fun for him, that's for sure. I could see him getting gravely ill from that blow.

[@kingwazz7710]

GunlessSnake Yeah but BD Wong confirmed that he’ll be returning for JW3

[@alexallen9640]

Interesting and cool video 🙂👍🦖🦕

[@mr.vidjagamez9896]

I think Wu will be helping out the protagonists in the final chapter, followed by his novel death.

[@spectrum7067]

I love the way they portrayed change a huge difference in his character

[@isaiahgonzales6907]

Klaytion i'd like to see a video where you have all the animations like the opening to your videos in an awesome compilation.

[@tannerbarnes7392]

Dr. Wu is an awesome character. I like him more in the movies than the novel, actually.

[@ThaOneChrisJONES]

Wu Tang ! Wu Tang ! Seriously though, I didn't like how his character changed from being this smiling nice scientist dude to this villainous type mystery dude.

[@AndreNitroX]

It just shows what hubris and playing God can do to a man

[@DinoBot65]

Hey man thanks for the shout out!

[@QuickTux]

The editing though, I like it Klayton

[@king_man_ranger7883]

Yes Dr. Wu is awesome character at the Jurassic Park franchise

[@frigus.]

I just watched the new movie. My mans into locust now

[@MrSeyker]

I honestly find it fascinating how much they have managed to align movie Wu with book Wu and yet take both in completely opposite directions.

[@Moviespelunker]

Music in this is pretty rad!

[@ayunkhan2395]

What amazes me is that how different yet alike the stories of the novels and the movies are.

[@stonewallkotdm]

I'm curious what the piece of music was that played over this video. I really liked it.

[@TheBombayMasterTony]

Interesting stuff and great video. What's the name of the music that's in it?

[@harakku]

Personally to me, Wu is one of the highlights of the World films❤ Hope you're doing alright Klayton!

[@AndreNitroX]

Yes I agree I really hope he plays a large role in the last movie

[@swarnagopinamballa372]

When Henry wu Said a very very important thing he said “All dinosaurs in Jurassic world has different DNA 🧬 in their body” which is very important to know because then it makes sense why the velociraptors are different in many cases this is my opinion

[@spinoraptor7776]

The Dinosaurs creator, honestly I feel that he is treated like sh*# by every one he works for and that almost every one of his greatest creations are destroyed. I honestly quite like him

[@hellraizer8311]

Whats the background soundtrack for the video? Btw loved the video on wu's story, always wondered what he was doing post nublar closure

[@MuzzySkeleton]

I would love to see a miniseries exploring Site B and Wu's research there, the culmination being the creation of the Spinosaurus and the crew leaving the island with the dinosaurs taking over Isla Sorna.

[@ryansanico6539]

Klayton Fioriti I thank you for the Jurassic park world Series videos and😍🤩Your Channel,every time INGEN IVmakes a new Jurassic park, or world there is always a problem like DR. Malcum says ooo aww people start running and screaming,or dr Malcum say follow the scream.

[@MDkid1]

Like you Klayton, I think he's a fascinating character/antagonist and I like that his role has gotten more fleshed out in the JW series. I hope we can see more of him in later movies and also his back story.

[@kevin_ramirez2529]

I just hope the movie will have the guts to have Wu meet his end as he did in the novel.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

You and me both

[@kingwazz7710]

I want Rexy to eat him in slow motion

[@stacygagneaux1946]

I think Rexy will kill him. It would a poetic way of the films coming full circle. Wu's most famous creation will be the one who destroys him. Wu brought Rexy into this world and Rexy will take Wu out of it.

[@kingwazz7710]

Stacy Gagneaux It will mirror the quote, “man creates dinosaur, dinosaur eat man”

[@AndreNitroX]

Dr. WU IS A MAD ARTIST, I love that line. While I don’t want him to Be a complete villain, I do hope he plays a large role in the last movie.

[@skylergee6449]

Klayton I’m glad you are safe from the hurricane

[@jaredmc7982]

I too consider Wu to be more of a tragic character rather than malicious or villainous. I keeps pushing the envelope on his research because of a combination of his personal ambition and curiosities in the sense of, "Can I actually do this?". He's also very prideful and protective of his work, or legacy, and took offense when Masroni called his work (specifically the Indominus) a monstrosity, even when there were a number of human fatalities because of it. I don't seem he as sociopathic as maybe more trying to disconnect himself from consequences like a somewhat spoiled child or even a rich celebrity with a massive ego that he feels like he earned or is entitled too because of his accomplishments. Also, his behavior is this trilogy reminds me of his next to final scene in the original novel, where he concerned himself more about the physical development of due to reassembling and hybridizing the genomes he created, but not really bothering to learn more about the animals themselves (ie behaviors) past how their genetics have influenced them. I don't think he spent too much time interacting with the Indominus to even the small extent that Claire did, beyond probably being there for its birth, and he didn't really seem to care much about their behaviors, until he had to work directly with the Indoraptor himself, which is probably where his need for Blue as a genetic and behavior parent came in. This time, he had no one else to really oversee the animals for him, no Muldoon, no Owen or Claire, and Mills seemed to be at least as disconnected from concerns about the Indoraptor as Wu had been before the events of Fallen Kingdom. So Wu might have evolved a bit more in how viewed his creations beyond just engineering them, but doesn't seem to have gone as far as Claire, Owen, Hammond, or Masrani. And while he did participate in selling off his surviving creations from Nublar, I wonder how reluctant he was about it, but still saw it as necessary in funding and resources to create a perfect Indoraptor and beyond? These animals were his initial legacy to the world, and he knew that now these other entities were going to potentially mass produce their own bootlegged versions of his works, like his fears with the Indoraptor being sold. So while he might not care that much for the dinosaurs as animals, I wonder if the prospect of other people bootlegging his legacy after the auction was also hurting him on a personal level too?

[@Teaniinja]

He would make the best complex villain and I wish they would do it. He is literally the poster child for the warning message of all the movies.

[@Whispurer]

I really hope he gets his comeuppance in JW3. Iccarus flew too close to the sun and he met his untimely demise. Wu has caused too much damage and is responsible for too many deaths.

[@rexymaximoff]

Don't say that, chileeee

[@shainewhite2781]

Thanks for the video!! See you later!!

[@rebelcommander7starwarsjur922]

Where did you get the audio and video of Doctor wu?

[@TakashiCastellon1993]

I love his character and he would make a great main protagonist or at least one of them, But i do feel bad for him too and when he kill him off it gonna sadden me for a moment

[@shainewhite2781]

6:47, I remember that scene when Masrani blames Henry for the deaths of several people as well as telling him that he has no idea what he's done.

[@Aliexster]

I'd think that it would not have gotten so bad if they just gave Dr. Wu a Nobel prize. I mean, bringing various species back from extinction isn't good enough for that?

[@kingwazz7710]

Hey do a video on what Indoraptor would be like if it had Blue’s pure DNA to finalise it!!!!!!

[@thetheorizermoore7476]

I consider him neither good or evil just someone who will do anything to do their personal work

[@somedudewhodraws9377]

Agreed! HEs a very complex man and hard to figure out one hand he brought back dead ancient reptiles and plant life. But on the other hand he made a monster that cost Ingen millions and lawsuits as well.

[@mozzarella6102]

Klayton Fiority one more question. Did you read Michael Crichtons Dragon Teeth? It can be taken as Jurassic Park prequel. I love this book like Michael Crichtons The Lost World and Jurassic Park.

[@KlaytonFioriti]

I own it but have yet to read it. Currently going through Sphere