Post-Alien Biospheres Update (plus Q&A announcement)

[@Titanic_Tuna]

Alien Biospheres was a great series, definitely one of the best long running video series I've had the pleasure of watching. Definitely something you should be proud of. Personally I tend to prefer longer form content than shorter videos so waiting a while isn't a problem for me. Perhaps when you have finished a few other planets, would you ever consider compiling it all into a book to be published? I think a lot of people would be interested in that.

[@creaturecrash7763]

I completely agree long form content that takes a long time isn't really a problem for me.

[@r4pt0r12]

I second the motion of a book about those aliens.

[@Matt42MSG]

A book might be difficult with all the people who contributed content.

[@magnolia1253]

I love long form content, and I don't mind waiting for good quality videos.

[@oreosaurs2658]

“Human Biospheres” -Neotects probably

[@PaulGallagher-hj4rq]

Well alien essentially just means different to what you understand

[@jamesbrooks2179]

"This lack of hydrogen sulfide is not recommended for carbon based life" -Tectofexian

[@agwic]

Are there plans to continue expanding on the Refugium? The worldbuilding on it is incredibly intriguing and it'd be really interesting to see more of it.

[@cameronfenech347]

FOR REAL

[@konstantintonkov1464]

was about to ask the same question

[@dialog_box]

please please please!

[@aeholmstrom]

Yess I would love to learn more about that world

[@williamfrederick9670]

I almost want to write Refugium fan fiction

[@Manitari_Nova]

Your series inspired me to do my own projects, and I met many wonderful people through it.

[@Cylaqvar]

How's the progress

[@nekothelad5271]

Question about Alien Biospheres. Two actually. What is your favorite alien design wise? And what was your balance between ‘I want this alien to look cool’ and ‘I want this alien to be as biologically accurate as possible even if it looks a little doofy’ since it’s something I often struggle with when designing aliens

[@alecfoisy58]

I personally don't care if a speculative creative looks a little doofy as long as it's biologically accurate. There's plenty of real life animals that look a LOT more doofy than even most spec creatures.

[@roggind]

"The difference between fact and fiction is that fiction must make sense." It's a common trend between spec evo, conlangs, and any other fictional worldbuilding that things are much simpler than reality. Basically, as long as there's some sort of logic, you really can do whatever you want.

[@bustavonnutz]

@@alecfoisy58 That's always been my chief gripe with spec evo; too much of it is fantastical to the point of being nonsensical.

[@moej9343]

depends on your design intention ofc but imo the best way to go about it is "emergent design". don't intentionally try to make something cool, let the active principles and constrains of the system guide the design. be it an organism, a building, an object, design is design. edit : oh and nw you will end up making it cool anyways ;)

[@samuellightwing5467]

Alien Biospheres/Tira was superb. It's natural to be overly critical of one's own work, but I've never seen anything of its sort done more thoroughly and thoughtfully.

[@sweetcorm]

Isn’t Artifexian doing something similar right now?

[@nekothelad5271]

Dude I was literally just rewatching an episode

[@___.51]

I was last night, just wondering "when is the update coming" and wow

[@thaumoking9947]

I literally rewatched the whole series last week lmao

[@CJayyTheCreative]

Same rewatched the whole series, he probably saw a spike in views thanks to us and wants to continue the series?

[@MrBioWhiz]

*He knows*

[@xochevnitsa_717]

REAL

[@naturalist4life396]

0:10 - why not? I'd consider it your magnum opus.

[@jamjar1726]

magnum opus implies that he has reached his peak. he can still climb higher.

[@naturalist4life396]

@@jamjar1726 touché.

[@Geregorful]

@@jamjar1726 It means his peak... for now.

[@keksidy]

​@@jamjar1726not necessarily, it can also mean an artist's most important work

[@creaturecrash7763]

@@keksidy true

[@AaronGeo]

You haven't done deep-sea creatures yet, like anglerfish style creatures for TIRA. Will you do a video on them? It would also be cool for you to do a tidally-locked planet

[@julienmakesstuff9920]

@@AaronGeo Yes please!!!

[@Teodzero]

The ones we have IRL are already alien as hell, how can anyone top this?

[@dougthedonkey1805]

There’s a spec evo series on a tidally locked planet called The Isla Project, it’s absolutely beautiful and criminally underrated

[@Smallsilk]

​@@dougthedonkey1805 by who?

[@AaronGeo]

​@@dougthedonkey1805 Yeah, I know it, but I like to see Bib taking a shot at it

[@voryndagothDL]

I have a lot to say for Alien Biospheres. How it's by far one of the best speculative evolution projects known to man. How its art, pacing, and direction is on par with the best professional documentary series. How the community it formed over the years have gone on to make incredible works of their own. But to me, I'll always appreciate it for being a comfort show I could enjoy during lunch periods in college. Those years of my life were next to nothing but constant work, competition, and stress, but when I could just put in my ear buds and watch this series on my phone while enjoying a sandwich, that was seriously the highlight of some of my days. Thank you so much for this incredible series. You're the best.

[@magnolia1253]

I always direct people to the series when I need to highlight some evolutionary concept. I had one friend who didn't realize that adaptive radiation was a thing so I had to tell her about five different videos that talk about it specifically.

[@Ruby-Doc]

Honestly, alien biospheres has probably been my favorite series of, well, anything on KZbin, by a wide margin! Thank you for that experience, genuinely

[@ScadrianGhostblood]

question for Q&A: Do you plan to make any more videos on Refugium, or was the project abandoned? Even a single video once a year would be enough.

[@sorenmine7765]

The Refugium might not have gotten as much attention, but i still think it's pretty cool.

[@LorreKeeper]

Question for the Q&A video: If you had to choose one crucial piece of advice for anyone wanting to create their own Alien Biosphere, what would your advice be? Also, may I just say you are a HUMONGOUS inspiration to me and a ton of other SpecEvo fans out there. I am so happy to have followed this journey you started, and I'm super excited for whatever you plan on making next, be it SpecEvo or otherwise!

[@thewanderers97]

Very excited for the alien food safety video concept! I've always wondered about that and the similar concept of "could alien pathogens even infect a human?" As for the QnA, what was your favorite clade you've made in Alien Biospheres, and are there any new spec bio concepts (like low grav, high grav, gas giant, etc) that you're particularly excited about?

[@viniciusdiniz6266]

Right??? It got me thinking about this video I saw discussing how even on Earth, if we were to time travel just a few million years before angiosperms (I think) we'd become malnourished and starve very quickly!

[@jonahrankin6978]

I'm happy you're back and well-rested! Q&A: Do you ever plan to make a Conlang Showcase for Suma'a or Ts'ap'u-K'ama from the Refugium?

[@JayExci]

I'm very excited to see what you do next!

[@Rmonstergaminginc]

you watch biblaridion? common jay w. hope you're doing well

[@ChrisWillem-vl9nv]

Me too

[@beesinpyjamas9617]

jay exci jumpscare

[@FoxtrotYouniform]

I'm glad that you are taking your mental health seriously and are focusing on working in a manner conducive towards staying mentally healthy, instead of trying to find a way to fit mental health maintenance into your work life. good on you, man. that said, I dont think any of us here lament that Alien Biospheres went so far off the rails as it did. I honestly and truly mean ever word of this without hyperbole, but I'd put your Alien Biospheres series among the 100 greatest works of the internet. I have no doubt at all that it will prove formative for many generations of writers, and will carry your name into alternative literature history.

[@jdogx211]

0:10, But, it is.

[@danielrose9977]

It IS that impressive

[@Stop_This_Madness]

It truly is

[@RiverDoesTheThing]

I started watching your series in 7th grade I think. I'm now a senior in highschool going to college next year to be a Paleontologist. No way I'd have the same passion for science without your videos

[@naturegnatiggy]

It’s good to know you’re feeling refreshed and are envisioning how you’d like to go forward. I’ll always be here to support you! My question for a Q+A is: what are/were your inspirations as a spec bio creator?

[@idle_speculation]

A few Alien Biospheres questions off the top of my head: 1. Are there any gyrinotheres which frequent marine/estuarine habitats, perhaps in the vein of sea otters, pinnipeds, or saltwater crocodiles? 2. How are predators able to get so big in current, post-extinction ecosystems? No predatory mammal gets that big, and it’s for almost purely ecological reasons that also exist on Tira as of the present day; namely the prevalence of strong k-selection in the majority of large animals. Whereas a large dinosaur or euonychodont could easily snack on unattended hatchlings between kills, a similarly-sized anaxothere or elaphrodont would have much less luck trying to eat the young of a megantroform or teleopsid, which are both fewer in number and much more difficult to catch, at least without serious injury. My guess is that they use their ancestral facultative endothermy to slow down their metabolism between hunts.

[@Building_Flitterwatt]

You have changed my life. You have given me a love for science and biology as well as astronomy, which will last a lifetime. Not to mention, watching your videos made me Excell in biology class. Well done! I can not express the love and appreciation I have for this channel and the alien biosphere project. I even made a galaxy of my own!

[@40watt53]

Seriously 🙏 they make lifechanging content. I got like 4 hobbies out of this mf

[@Building_Flitterwatt]

​@@40watt53yessir

[@charlesstuart3703]

Alien Biospheres helped spark my interest in biology, and is part of the reason why I'm majoring in biology in college right now. I'd love to be able to see more speculative evolution from you!

[@sophie9419]

Just wanted to express how much this series meant to me. It was a bright spot in the roughest years of my life.

[@altejoh]

Honestly? This series and Artifexian have been such massive inspirations for me. I think you should be proud of it (even if you don't consider it perfect).

[@maximosaurus042nd]

Your alien biospheres video series is my favourite speculative evolution project of them all. See it as a great accomplishment because no other extended series has been so entertaining and educational. Your plans for the future of your channel are well-thought out and I'm looking forward to the new format of the alien biospheres series. Make sure to not get close to burning out again! :)

[@obufriend7612]

I'd love to see a new series of feature focus for conlanging, those videos have genuinely improved my understanding of linguistic features and how to apply them properly in conlangs.

[@Hi_0wen]

I am pretty excited for the new schedule, And a few questions that I have is 1. Are there humans? (like do we exist?) 2. how long are you planning on talking about the different worlds? (until the sapient life lifeforms achieve out level of technology, Achieve some space travel? Or until they begin to colonize neighbouring planets?) 3. And if you’re going for the space travel route, are you planning on having the different worlds meet each each other? Suggestions : I think for each video you could probably talk about around 6 to 10 life forms (both plants likes and animals) Extra note: I have been watching your series since the very beginning! Love your work! Byee!! :D

[@NapalmMan69]

Please expand on the refugium lore 🙏

[@crumblingmasonry8961]

THIS. That was my first "series" of his and has inspired aspects of my own world building massively.

[@FulgrimDragon]

Alien biospheres was first real deep dive into speculative evolution and has drove my interest in our own world too. it was an amazing journey and I can't wait to see what else you have cooking. I'd love to see your take on alien cultures and language, I very much loved your video on the refugium and would like to see more of that world too. In all honestly I have no preference on where you go with content as long as I can keep learning I am happy :)

[@ipex8772]

i am SO excited that Alien Biospheres is over but not a closed book. I've come across your channel through the first Alien Biospheres video and was extremely hyped for every new video to come. Also through that you were my introduction to conlanging and even though that didn't catch me as much, I'm excited to see where the journey goes. Keep it up and much love!

[@LeontijVerchnevezkij]

Domestication! Low gravity worlds! Alien languages!

[@LingoLizard]

Seeing as your first video covering your 10 favorite languages in detail has been removed from public viewing, how has your list of favorite languages changed since then, if at all?

[@ketsiaiitan]

Alien Biospheres is hands down one of my favourite series on KZbin. I revisit it every so often, especially some of the earlier episodes. I can imagine how much work they were, but it made the series into a full, rewatchable specbio documentary and I loved it. I'm so excited to hear about spinoffs into non-earth like planets! I was worried that after Alien Biospheres you would wrap the channel. I'd love to hear speculation on how life could evolve on something like a gas giant.

[@isaacthedestroyerofstuped7676]

You have no idea how happy I was this wasn't a video on a speculative conlang spoken by the sapient species. Not in the slightest because I don't want you to do a video on it, but because I don't want to imagine you suffering through all the toils that will entail in such a short period of time!

[@bobisalpha753]

I am so immensely impressed by the work that went into the Alien Biospheres series (and I greatly greatly enjoyed it). But oml, all of these things sound so exciting. Especially a conlanging for beginners series. I’ve done conlanging for quite a few years, but I have found no one who can express interesting linguistic/conlanging concepts in such a beautiful succinct way as you do. Very very excited for the future!

[@xavierreichel8254]

Great to hear from you again! You resting on your laurels and recovering from near-burnout is the most important thing, so I'm glad to hear you have been. As a fan of your channel since before Alien Biospheres even started, I remember well when enjoying a short video from you was a more-or-less monthly joy. I'm happy you're planning to return to that workflow. I don't have a question for the Q&A, just wanted to express my appreciation for your work. You make wonderful things.

[@garg4531]

I think I speak for all of us when I saw that Alien Biospheres was such an enjoyable and inspirational experience to me and so many others (plenty of people seem to be following on your footsteps with their own alien evolution projects, myself included), and I look forward to seeing whatever you come up with in the future! But do remember to take your time and not to push yourself too hard. Your needs come first, and as someone who’s working on several passion projects I can understand how it feels to get burned out or even lose interest and need to take a break

[@WasatchWind]

I'm excited to see the refresh of the starter conlang series! I've shared the old one with some writing friends before, and they were a bit intimidated by it, so I'm excited to see how you do this new one. And I for one was very impressed with the alien biosphere series. I've shared it around a lot, and it definitely doesn't get enough attention. I know that the nature of researching stuff for that makes you aware of how deep the topic goes, but at the very least, you made me and others aware of many concepts in biology that I wouldn't have learned about otherwise, so even if it's not perfectly accurate, or perfectly comprehensive, it's still helped educate people. I look forward to seeing where your channel goes from here!

[@joannasthings]

Your intro to conlanging is actually where i send people who ask me about how to make a conlang, so I look forward to seeing what you do to revamp the series! On a similar note, will you be returning to the Refugium at any point? perhaps analyzing language isolates or maybe a look into dialect splits of the larger language families? or perhaps a more in-depth look at the cultures, ecology, or economies? whatever you decide to do, we'll be here for it!

[@Phrenotopia]

Congrats! This was an admirable endeavour and I hope you feel satisfied with it. I got stalled myself in my oddly parallel project to yours, but still dedicated to get my own ball rolling again very soon.

[@Phrenotopia]

Q&A Question: What do you think of the Rare Earth hypothesis? Might Life really do require a very narrow set of circumstances, like a yellow star and, Earth analogue planet with a moon and plate tectonics? Or all bets off?

[@extraintelligence]

I want to say for the record that Alien Biospheres was astounding. I'm sure that Leonardo DaVinci wasn't entirely happy with the Mona Lisa, and yet it is no less a great work of art. Your series is an absolute joy to watch and rewatch, so don't denigrate it.

[@claytonharting9899]

Alien Biospheres is easily my favorite series in any media, youtube, tv, whatever. It's so incredibly well done and covers topics so much more rigorously and interestingly. I'm so glad you made it and were able to complete it.

[@Pharry_]

I've commented this before on other videos but your content lines up remarkably well with my own special interests. Like... linguistics, evolution, a touch of... anthropology, I guess? Anyway so the algorithm overlords clearly nailed it when they showed me your channel years ago.

[@nobody7295]

Crazy how the first video was 5 years ago. Jesus christ im old

[@CasperVanLaar]

Yeha god dang. I followed this guy on conlang. And then this serie dropped. 5 years. So good

[@falsevacuum4667]

I have to say, it is so impressive that you made it to the end and fought burnout to such an impressive degree. It is so amazing when someone is able to cross that finish line instead of dropping a beloved series. Thank you!

[@typryor2227]

Faster uploads? Broader speculative biology topics!? Alien biospheres on non-earth-like planets!!? Hell yeah! I'm in for it and I'm excited! While I'm sure many loved the more scientifically accurate approach of the first alien biosphere series, I've always loved the idea of exploring even 'alienier' alien environments and pushing the boundaries on what could exist!

[@arthurgabriel2625]

Before I give you a question, I just wanna say that I'm a huge fan of your work and wish to see it gain more recognition! Now for the question: Will you continue the feature focus series? It has been a long while since a new episode dropped and I wish it'd continue further.

[@Nikoline_The_Great]

Loved the main series so much! I am so stoked that you are doing more stuff here. And I am super excited for the alien conlanging. To your future success!!

[@williamfrederick9670]

After I got of a long hospital stay a few years ago, one of the first things I did was watch your series I appreciate your hard work immensely

[@mikip3242]

I don't actually like worldbuilding but I watched your entire series and it was like having top notch lectures on biology, geology and behavioural science. Outstanding educational job!

[@lordofleviathans8432]

I think the channel has a very bright future with these goals. I'd love if you followed the progression on Tira, with its cultures, politics, language, technology, agriculture, etc. But I'd also love if you took a concept for a planet (high gravity for example) and just make a video exploring possible life and adaptations without the whole evolutionary history, but just maybe a set of common features in existing clades and adapting those to the niches that would arise in the conceptual planet's environment. Honestly though, whatever you choose to do and how you want to take the channel, I'm positive I and the rest of the community will be right there with it, loving every second

[@eneskaracar4334]

The fact that I felt that the video would be uploaded today shows how much I love the content of this channel.

[@enarmonika5557]

Question about the conlang side of things. You speak about remaking your old tutorial series on conlanging, but are you planning on releasing any more conlang showcases? I can tell you first hand that they have been a huge source of inspiration not only for me but for *lots* of incipient conlangers, and I believe having some more wouldn't but increment their influence throughout the wider newbie conlanger scene. Many thanks for all these years and all the ones yet to come! Stay safe, keep being awesome 💜

[@nadri3335]

Well, I look forward for this new chapter of your channel, I loved TIRA, and it is amazing, thank you so much for these amazing times with the series

[@thebroadcastreject485]

My king is back, thank the heavens

[@magicmac7975]

What is the upload schedule gonna look like? I'm devoted enough to be giddy about anything but knowing that there will be shorter times between videos will make my day.

[@cmkosemen]

Break a leg, best of luck! If I may suggest, a lot of people would love to hear about your favourite works of science fiction and spec-evo too.

[@mymo_in_Bb]

I'm really glad to hear that you plan to remake the introduction to conlanging series! When I started conlanging, it was waaayyyy too advanced for me, especially all the evolution stuff. I've been trying to conlang since before the Alien Biosphere series, so that would be over five years now? And I only started dipping my toes in phonological evolution in the last year. And there are still many some aspects in that series that I find too advanced for me.

[@matiasorozcoezcurra3971]

Your alien Biosphere series helped estaplish a general plan for spec bio projects. I would love to see 2 things :) 1. A similar style series focused on cultures and civilizations and how they might change through time 2. Shorter videos that talk about specific biological concepts

[@redboshi9539]

I want to thank you for making this series, it has made me love biology so much that I am studying it at university. For the Q&A : Will you make a video about what modern civilizations on TIRA would look like ? And how do you think they would react if they discovered us ?

[@CharliMorganMusic]

Oh, it's definitely a magnum opus! Do you have any idea how many channels popped up emulating what you've done? You are brilliant. AB is one of the greatest things to ever grace this platform.

[@IlanePeiretti]

2:25 Did u say other alien planets? Sick! I'm already hyped for it! Thanks so much for all those good news Bib!

[@Arteladelius]

Hello! I wander if we gonna get any refugium related content in the nearest future (or just any at all)? Really looking forward to see any lore/story info. P.s anyway waiting for new content from you, love it all

[@axolotl706]

I'm so excited for the next phase of the channel!! Everything you mentioned sounds amazing and I can't wait!

[@ConnorSimmons1997]

I'm begging for more Refugium videos. The world is so interesting and I'd love to learn more about the different cultures/historical events. Hopefully it would be easier to make more focused videos about specific things in-world and it wouldn't be as time-consuming as Alien Biospheres (which I also love). Either way, I'm excited for the future of the channel!

[@supersaucygamer2880]

Dude, this is so not a problem for me. Shorter content is much easier on creators and i honestly prefer it ngl. Nearly had a heart attack when u said alien biospheres was over, but everything you said here is something I'm thrilled about. Keep up the good work!

[@SkyWhalee]

genuinely alien biosphers is one of the *best* series not only on youtube but like that ive watched!!

[@that1ghost423]

I've enjoyed few series as much as I have enjoyed Alien Biospheres. Genuinely such a brilliant introduction and deep dive into speculative evolution. And the passion you've poured into this has molded such a strong and supportive community that few creators have ever managed to achieve. I don't think many of us really mind the super long videos and how long they take to make outside of you own mental wellbeing of course. Burnout is a very hard thing to get through and MANY creators run into it at 30 Miles per hour hoping to break through it only to be left more burnt out then they were. Take your time and if ya need to YES we all would LOVE shorter more frequent videos if you need a break from the long form content. and hey sometimes all you really need is a good hiatus to start enjoying these types of things again. As for the Q&A: "What was your favorite part of making Alien Biospheres and if there was something in the series that you would want to change what would it be?"

[@Rei_geDo]

Thank you all so much for what you and the community has done for Alien Biosphere, it has always been on my mind rent-free for these past five years, and it will always have a spot in my heart. I hope your next projects have just as much, if not more of an impact on me, and in the spec evo community.

[@Writer-Two]

I'm liking the way the channel is going and I'm excited to see more Alien Biospheres. I am also looking forward to new conlang tutorials; I've always wanted to get into conlang, but I've never found a good enough jumping-off point!

[@GuyFromCanada]

My advice is follow your heart. I started following you for the worldbuilding you did with alien biospheres and the refugium, so as long as you continue with projects along the same line as them (not necessarily as deep lol) I think I’ll watch. As for my Q&A, I was wondering if you do continue with the Neotects, how much do you want to develop their culture? If at all.

[@Shins_Jim]

My brother would be happy to hear a new beginner friendly ConLang series. We both found your channel independently for your two series, him for language and me for the biosphere. I'll be sure to let him know 🙂👍

[@KaJuHD]

Alien biospheres will always have a place in my heart, i descovered this series at the very beginning and have followed it since. this series genuinely changed my life for the better, it got me into spec evo, it got me into worldbuilding in general too. this channel educated me in things that i found incredibly interesting and encouraged me to do projects and research of my own that i believe i wouldve been worse off without. i genuinely believe that without this series the trajectory of my life wouldve been different, and for that i thank you, i genuinely thank you for creating this series and i will always remember it and hold it in such hgh regard, despite imperfections that may displease you or others.

[@redallover_]

I'm excited to see the direction this channel continues to grow in! I've loved your work since the beginning, Biblaridion, and you were the inspiration for me to get into conlanging. You're easily one of my favorite KZbinrs. Questions for Q&A: Refugium: - What are some of the most important historical moments in the Refugium? Which culture has the most fleshed-out history? - In what specific ways have the Essences influenced the Refugium's history (e.g. revolutions, coups, social change)? Which Essences have been the most powerful or influential? - Do you have particularly interesting characters from the Refugium? Like whom? - If you lived in the Refugium, which of the Essences would you practice and why? - How widespread is common knowledge of magic in the refugium? Do most actually believe it's real? Are scholars aware of the Essences and their qualities and effects? - Are there any factions of ideologies that oppose the Essences altogether? (If it's not clear, I think the magic system of the Refugium is brilliant, and it raises so many fascinating questions for storytelling). Conlanging: - How do you make decisions for a conlang's gramar and vocabulary informed by the conspeakers' culture or a theme you have in mind for the language? - What's your best advice for making sure the different grammatical features within a conlang mesh together well instead of being disconnected? - Hypothetically, there are grammatical structures and patterns that could exist in human languages that have yet to evolve naturalistically. When making a conlang, how do you balance original, unusual grammatical features with the need for naturalism? Are there other ways of confirming new features are naturalistic aside from natural precedent? - Are you planning to do any more linguistics feature focus videos in the future? If so, which topics would you still wanna cover? - Do you think conlanging and worldbuilding are forms of art? Why or why not?

[@marcolabrico6213]

I am so happy that you are considering making a new conlang series for beginners ! Your first series was what pushed me to try creating my own conlangs but there were several subjects that I had trouble understanding. Also the alien biosphere series was amazing, take time for yourself if you feel you are getting burned out. Thank you for being inspiring.

[@Supremedalex]

I appreciate and admire all the work you have put in to the project. Thank you and I’ll keep following along, can’t wait to see what’s next!

[@neur01]

alien biospheres and your channel is an incredible catalyst to get people into worldbuilding, looking forward to literally any project you decide to pursue

[@VulcanTrekkie45]

Sort of a two pronged question: what is your proudest achievement in Alien Biospheres and what is your biggest regret about it?

[@justinhitriz8770]

I really hope you do go into more detail about the Neotecon Ecumenes' culture and society. While I do enjoy speculative biology, I'm an absolute sucker for fantasy/sci-fi species cultures and how they might differ from ours, namely how their government, architecture, and day-to-day lives would be like in their equivalent of the modern 21st century and how their biology/history affects their philosophy, technology, and even how they conduct war. I really hope to see more of this in the future.

[@jacksonklark6119]

The refugium is so interesting I hope you do more of that. I really enjoyed alien biospheres though.

[@zetoboogaloo8802]

Have been watching this series since the begging and I've loved every second of it. I don't know you but I'm proud to know of you I and hope your proud of your work because from were I'm standing it is a masterpiece in science, art and storytelling.

[@manospondylus]

Whatever you‘ll produce in the future, I‘ll be glad to watch it!

[@TheStadtpark]

I still think there was potential for a video about Domestication and it's impact but it was still an awesome series and I loved it, thank you very much for your hard work.

[@Galopolyrim]

Tira-292B has been by far my absolute favorite speculative evolution project ever made, hearing you say that not only is there more to discuss about this planet, but also that you're gonna be going into the biology of other types of planets, makes me more excited than anything I've ever been excited about while existing on this plane of reality.

[@TheOmegaSeal]

Love your stuff. Was happy to make art for part 15 as well. Question: do you ever plan on making any non-KZbin speculative biology projects? Like a book or something of that nature?

[@CaptainMustanG4089]

Absolutely loved the Alien Biospheres series! So glad you kept with it, still gets me excited exploring an alien biosphere, following its development while still learning about biology, thanks! 100/10!

[@stevenshannon8439]

Q&A: What inspired you to make the Refugium such a unique world with things like a stationary sun and its 6 moons, or the fact that some clades of flora and fauna are either things that have gone extint in our world or that never existed, etc. There are so many interesting concepts here and I'd love to know what inspired these ideas and/or what your thought process was when coming up with them!

[@BeanManthe1st]

Alien biospheres was my main inspiration for my own very different speculative biology. It’s not nearly as good, but I’m still very happy with it nonetheless.

[@boticland4342]

“Babbling-workshop” would be a good name.

[@v10lentv10let]

SUPER EXCITED FOR THIS!!! Shorter uploads with more focused topics, a wider variety of planets and creatures? Sign me up!!!

[@Ketelity-pp5zb]

Question for the Q&A: How do you make fonts for your conlang scripts? More specifically, what font creation program do you use, how do you make the images for the characters themselves, and how would you make a font for a script like Arabic? Your videos are great and I look forward to seeing what you make in the future!

[@misterlol333]

Hearing that your speculative aliens videos are not over really made my day. Keep up the great work

[@lightningsamurai6385]

I am curious about how you made the alien designs was it Blender? If you can go over how you did it, that would be awesome!

[@nicolaspetersen6847]

I started writing a book because of this series. It showed me a big project is allowed to take it's time, honestly you got it done in perfect time my brother!

[@novaace2474]

Yes, I would love to see you return up conlanging. I was toying around with making a language for the neotects myself, and I’d love to see what you come up with. Will you ever consider returning to the refugien? Your videos and edun nakachti and ilothwi are still some of my favorite videos of all time, and I would love some more conlang showcases from that world, even my conlangs that I’ve put hours into don’t compare to those at all. Also are you ever gonna write that book?

[@haelww1]

Alien biosphere is definitly a magnum opus. This world is so inspiring. I am glad the series continues with many interesring topics to come.

[@reddimus11]

You look exactly like I expected you to.

[@pico1136]

hitler hair style

[@dayalasingh5853]

Honestly I never even thought to imagine what he looks like.

[@mihast3273]

Like an absolute chad

[@midloran]

I thought he was an dyed hair

[@SatinPolar]

Yeah. Strange how rare this happend

[@arayazn]

I am so excited to see more from you. Your channel is among my favorites, and I've enjoyed every video. It's also great to hear that the toll Alien Biospheres has taken on you is being lifted. Good luck, and best wishes!