Renegades React to... PRIMAL - Season 1, Episode 9

[@scanther8301]

One theory is that the night feeder was that compy you guys say and it’s sort of like a dinosaur werewolf, transforming at night and turning back during the day

[@vikavolt5414]

I mean it had the same body design but why else would be the compy be there I mean is it has no reason being there unless was hinting to something

[@aitipsea3909]

@@vikavolt5414 Theory says the nightfeeder hunts for sport during the night and during the day when it transforms the little compy gets the flies that circle around the corpses

[@vikavolt5414]

@@aitipsea3909 yeah I know

[@zacharyfrierson6972]

I don’t think it was the Compy. If it was, then it would’ve been easily blown away during that windstorm due to how small a Compy is.

[@alldeath5681]

Maybe the compy turn into the night feeder because the black water from the ep where fang was almost get kill by the monkey

[@helldrake77777]

The theory so far is that the Night Feeder was the compy that was shown in the episode, but juiced up on something like the black liquid the Ape-men had in episode 5.

[@crunchybro123]

interesting but how would it get the liquid? theyre so far from the cave now

[@delmerputnam1679]

@@crunchybro123 my favorite theory is that it’s a natural substance that bubbles up out of the earth during certain lunar periods. In both Rage of the Ape Men and The Night Feeder, the full moon has a sickly green tinge

[@Goose_doom]

@@delmerputnam1679 I wish it was from the evil alpha Rex! Like, a mutant black blood!

[@joshuagross3151]

I still say it's Aku.

[@robotscarfire]

ok but if that theory IS correct, my question is that not only it is questionable on how to obtain such an item. BUT by the looks of it this night feeder is an apex or a every single night thing, as even fang, not even familiar with that area, fears the night feeder as though its an every night occurance and knows what to do in said situation, run.

[@thegrimcritic5494]

7:33-7:35 THIS moment genuinely freaked me out when I first watched it. Almost all of Earth’s predatory animals would NEVER be bold enough to try and kill its prey if it’s in the middle of a dense herd, much less if it’s a fucking phalanx of fully grown adult triceratopses. But this thing just bolted right into that very phalanx and casually ripped one of them in two. That’s when I knew this was no ordinary predator. This thing isn’t just good at killing, it’s CERTAIN of that fact; certain enough to forego conventional hunting and just casually start slaughtering.

[@braydenbartley365]

My thoughts are that it comes for anything on its turf at night do to its fear of any kind of light hell maybe even the moon light given how there is still other dinos and life in those woods it only comes out on the darkest nights so the only dinos that know about it aren't going to live long enough to remember it

[@doonkeythegreatsullivan9459]

“Son... let me give you some advice. A Hunter is a Hunter... he’s is not a poacher.”

[@couragew6260]

Words to really acknowledge

[@jacobsantarin3045]

Amen

[@TheRadex27]

People have theory that its was somehow juiced up with black goo from previous episodes plus when fang jumped on that thing she got covered in it :)

[@Wouldyoulose98]

Or that it’s skin is kinda made of a flammable goo

[@moviemakr3938]

When darkness comes and the moon is full, lock your doors and windows tight. Keep you children safe inside for the Night Feeder prowls to who is out.

[@leobardoestrada848]

That would be a good horror quote for a horror movies or a horror books

[@theenderdestruction2362]

@@leobardoestrada848 yes but if fires it's weakness ahem *HANZ GET THE FLAMEWERFER RIGHT FUCKING NOW*

[@hcollins9941]

The thing about the Night Feeder, is that in some info/rumors, it's the Compy from the middle of the episode, but the green moon is supposed to act like a werewolf, transforming into that monster under the green full moon. It was also said that it spat venom or something, which is what covered Fangs' face. The "Triceratops", are somewhat of a cross between several Ceratopsians, Triceratops, Pentaceratops, & Diabloceratops. Side note, the Zombie dinosaurs of Plague of Madness are Parasaurolophus (the Duckbill zombie), & the Sauropod (Long-Neck zombie) is Argentinosaurus (supposedly the LARGEST Long-Neck dino in the fossil record!) Still this series is FANTASTIC! Can't wait for the next season, & your reaction to episode 10!

[@albertlewis4903]

Would have been nice if they showed it transforming or show that the compy had a camouflage ability. So we could connect the dots.

[@hcollins9941]

@@albertlewis4903 Sadly the only connections that Myself & others have seen, is the body design of both animals, being similar in shape, & their calls/roars. The Compy & Night Feeder have a similar sound, just the Compy's is smaller & higher pitched, but if you listen, you do notice they sound almost exactly the same.

[@robotscarfire]

is it funny i knew EVERY dinosaur you just said off the top of my head, including sauropod and ceratopsian.

[@celljr6374]

And because it can eat the flies attracted to its kills in the morning

[@silvereyedlionking21]

Ok so let poke a couple of holes in this whole compy theory. Firstly just because the compy was seen in that once scene doesn't mean that it's the night feeder just because of similar shape. Also it's voice would've been deeper than the compy's( like cats and big cats hence the name). If the compy would've been turned it s vocal cords would've been stretched thus making a lower sound. Secondly if it was the goo, wouldn't make sense to show a shot of it anywhere in the episode, so that the connections start to click?

[@mwizachihana9551]

8:08-9:48. That is a sad story😢😢😢!!!! And you right, the world is full of evil people who would do such messed up things😠😠😠😠😠!!!!!! Glad the Hunter who shot that poor 'Deer' got what he deserved.

[@mrtauros4451]

When I was growing up on a ranch we would have poachers trespass on our property, use spot lights on the deer to make them freeze at night, and take only the head. We would have three to four bodies in one field sometimes. It was a waist of good meat.

[@americanalligator1284]

Were they arrested?

[@mrtauros4451]

@@americanalligator1284 as far as I know, they were never caught. All that was left was headless bodies. The only reason we know they were what we called “spotlighting” was at times they would make the mistake of flashing our house. We lived on a ranch with over 200,000 acres of land at the time. So it’s hard to cover everything with a family of four.

[@americanalligator1284]

@@mrtauros4451 I hope they were arrested.

[@mrtauros4451]

@@americanalligator1284 Me too. I hope they eventually got caught. It was just a huge waste of meat. Let alone it being terrible.

[@theenderdestruction2362]

@@mrtauros4451 it be even more ironic it they instead got gored by something

[@irondragon1785]

Looks like a megaraptor, the massive claws and narrow snout give it away

[@irondragon1785]

@abis9 alpha9 maybe it was enhanced by magic or some goo like with the witches and ape men?

[@couragew6260]

I despise people who purely hunt for sport. It gives hunting a bad rep and encourages people with no experience in hunting to be overconfident when they say to my face that hunting is wrong, which only pisses me off more when I know that proper hunting helps the environment and the population. Hunting even leads to jobs depending on context. People are shocked when I explain to them about wild boar overpopulation, and that’s just one of many problems that only get worse if we *don’t* hunt. Freaking DEER overpopulation has an effect on the environment, but everyone is like, “Don’t kill Bambi!” Don’t get me wrong. Animals raised in captivity are the exception, and I won’t deny that hunting can feel melancholy at times, but I can’t stand people who think hunting doesn’t have a positive effect on our world.

[@kyanshi]

No, please, do kill bambi but only if you have a tag for him. People would be shocked to learn that white tailed deer are in the top 5 most dangerous animals in North America because when the population booms, there is an increase in vehicular collisions. Not only that but controlling the population prevents the animals from outgrowing their resources and starving to death. Let's not even started on Yellowstone, how they though killing all the wolves would benefit the environment but no even 50 years later they did a double take and realize they fucked up. I'm for hunting as long as you use the resources, but if your in it for the glory, you ain't no real Hunter! Anyone who claims hunting is only killing, is a naive fool who doesn't know the first thing about what actually helps the environment.

[@mrreyes5004]

@@kyanshi Exactly. That's why the Night Feeder had to die; not just because of self-defense, but because it was needlessly killing innocent animals beyond what it needed for food. Most of the predators who Spear and Fang fought were still killing for food to survive (the raptors, the giant spider, the snakes, etc). It doesn't really matter if the Night Feeder was a weredinosaur compy or a normal monster: either way, it broke Nature's code.

[@apetheory7152]

You guys are gonna LOVE episode 10

[@sebastianemond5313]

9:12 - 9:49 I too dislike trophy or game hunters, Nate. It's not wrong to preach about their cruelty. Call them out, man.

[@sebastianemond5313]

17:15 - 17:27 Was I the only one thinking of the Predator (1987) theme when they're getting ready to face this beast? Btw, they later revealed this creature had characteristics to a Baryonyx or Therizinosaurus.

[@enderethan144]

The story he told about that pet deer that was both killed and decapitated by an evil A-hole who wanted it’s head as trophy is so goddamn messed up. I think I was the only one interested in that story.

[@LordoftheSwamp1269]

Precisely right Nate. I have an 8 point buck skull in my room and I didn't even fire a shot. I just found it one day in my local woods.

[@dragon2218]

One of the scariest episodes of Primal An episode you could watch during Halloween 🎃 🎃

[@kaylaodea619]

The triceratops creatures are Styracosaurus Also I think the night feeder is some mutant Baryonyx X Utah raptor

[@Brutalyte616]

I forget the specifics, but an article came out somewhat recently calling into question a lot of the established species in the Ceratopsid family. Essentially the argument was that fossils previously believed to be from distinct species may have just been from a single species at various points in its development, such as Protoceratops or a similar species of hornless Ceratopsid was a juvenile Triceratops that had yet to develop horns, or that the Triceratops itself is an adolescent stage of another species that hasn't fully developed all the spines and horns of a full adult. Just a theory, but still something to think about.

[@brandonchapman4532]

Hunting to survive, to feed you and and your family is natural (minus cannibalism) but when you kill because it's a sport, because its fun, then your the true monster.

[@ElementalgodAJ]

I did some research on the Night Feeder. This is only a guess but it says that the Night feeder appered to be a Therizinosaurus/Baryonyx like Theropod . And if you don't know hat a Baryonyx is remember Rudy from Ice Age 3 Dawn of the Dinosaurs that's one example. But still that Beast was Like the Predator in dinosaur Skin, Hunting for slaughter and Just for the sake of it. May it Burn

[@respectfullyrazerian2154]

Sabertooth tigers typically relied solely on their claws in a fight because their giant teeth were basically a one shot death sentence for them since they didn't grow back iirc.

[@Jspore-ip5rk]

"He got fucked up" loved the way he said it lool

[@hotshot1265]

By far my favorite episode and scariest.

[@natek4488]

Mine too, it reminds me of one of my favorite films, Predator. We have an unseen, unstoppable killing machine, killing primarily for pleasure and the thrill of it, and is able to kill our two top-dog protagonists. And to top it off, both have a vision-based weakness.

[@jackmack4181]

I have a theory thst the creature sweats an oil like substance to keep it cool and mobile.

[@sonofjack6286]

7:30 They're acting as a rearguard, buying the rest of the herd more time to escape. Also, with that herd, there must have been at least a dozen, sixteen, or even twenty of those ceratopsians getting massacred by the Night Feeder. 18:59 Many of us who've seen this episode believe that the Night Feeder was actually the compy, but as a weredino.

[@impossibleypossible5647]

Why was my first thought samurai jack is slaying dinos at night 😂🤔

[@projecteer9439]

You guys should check out Kruggsmash's Dwarf Fortress series called Scorchfountain. I think it's been two months since I've been recommending his channel, but I am a fan of his work and think he deserves more attention.

[@GrimgoreIronhide]

The Night Feeder was actually Shia LaBeouf.

[@natek4488]

I'd love a Godzilla or King Kong series in this style.

[@austonwade5245]

Those are penticeratops five horned face actually

[@aureliamillner592]

You got my subscription the second you mentioned The Isle xD Used to play it daily, and the Ceratoptian you meant that messed with your Raptors probably was a Diabloceratops, cause the Ava is Raptor Dinner ;)

[@mwizachihana9551]

4:00. Where reaction starts.

[@theenderdestruction2362]

Thank you prehistoric ancestor of Caleb that somehow speaks English

[@nemanjastanimirovic155]

Got to say, I really don't like that thing's design. Hell, I don't like that they even showed it at the end. But it seems to be the compy going werewolf, that's made out of tar. By the way, if you see this tell me did you react to the godzilla vs kong trailers. And you are going to hate the next episode. Not because it's bad, but because there isn't a season 2 already out.

[@infinityzer054]

“Black ooze theory”

[@nemanjastanimirovic155]

@@infinityzer054 does it actually have a name? Also I'm honestly surprised that only a few people actually even notice the fact that the creature is made out of tar. Even fewer notice that there is a random scene dedicated to a random compy, who has practically the same design as the creature.

[@MrNukedDuck]

On one hand, I agree with you. The creature's design could be a lot more creative and/or scary. But after seeing it a second time, I think I realized something: The scariest part about the creature isn't what you see, but rather what you don't see. The whole purpose of this episode is to showcase that you can create a scary monster without relying on visuals. That's why they never show the creature until the end of the episode -- it's not supposed to LOOK scary, it's supposed to SEEM scary!

[@nemanjastanimirovic155]

@@MrNukedDuck I mean as a showcase it's wery affective. My issue is that they showed the monster at all and that the monster they show just doesn't live up to the intrigue it build up in the episode. Hell,practically no design would live up to the hype, but the thing is they didn't have to show anything. Over the episodes run time the monster was captivating from his unnatural calls, freakish power to track and kill anything and the fact that it was made out of tar. It was shown to be essentially different than any other living thing that we saw in primal, which got everyone's minds racing to figure out what it is and then the reveal just ruins it.

[@nemanjastanimirovic155]

@@MrNukedDuck And the mystery itself isn't important to the episode. To spear and fang the only thing important about the monster is the fact that it's trying to kill them, which makes it not important to us to get a satisfying narrative, butyou still couldn't help but wonder what it was.

[@albertlewis4903]

Damn Nic that was awesome 20:38

[@thelordofthelostbraincells]

Theories say that the monster was probably on that black sludge that the ape prime had, or possibly that it makes the black sludge. And the black sludge is probably flammable

[@nicholasshealy9040]

For those of you who don’t know, this episode is like a werewolf type of theme.

[@americanalligator1284]

More like a slasher type of theme.

[@silvereyedlionking21]

How so?

[@lanathejackman3336]

The theory is the creature goes by werewolf rules and funny thing is the creature they killed wasnt the one who chased them in the first thing the black goo from the ape man is involved

[@bromodragone8405]

It's like a mix of a Megaraptor, Baryonyx and Therizinosaurus.

[@vincentvorse]

If a T-Rex tells you to turn back because it's afraid of something, I think heeding that advice would be the smartest decision of your life

[@Reaperkody245]

The Night Feeder from primal is the dinosaur "megaraptor namunhuaiquii." my first piece of evidence is the large claws. look at the claws of the night feeder and compare them to the claws of megaraptor. it is clear that it could be a megaraptor. my second piece of evidence is the skull, the night feeders skull is very similar to a megaraptors.

[@Reaperkody245]

I looked it up and it's actually a Megaraptor Namunhuaiquii

[@Reaperkody245]

And the real reason why it hates fire because it's body is covered in a flammable black substance

[@sebastianemond5313]

5:48 - 5:52 Diego, no!

[@Metric_Metropoliton]

It could be like a mix between a therezinosaurus and a velociraptor

[@orionsmithey3009]

9:48 i agree with you my friend.

[@dubbacheezbugga5366]

It looks a lot like a therizinosaurus, “the reaper lizard”. A herbivorous dinosaur with long sharp claws to grab vegetation. Perhaps that’s why it hunted for sport rather than food.

[@Wouldyoulose98]

A herbivore that is a predator instead prey

[@exavierreyes9902]

That metal intro though 😂😂😂

[@pimposaurus2340]

The claws make me think it's a therizino but the night feeder doesn't look like it has any feathers maybe it is...

[@infinityzer054]

AN UNSPEAKABLE- compy.

[@richardbarillas8456]

The carnivore looked like a megalosaurs in my opinion

[@JRex-yo6um]

A Megaraptorian?

[@richardbarillas8456]

@@JRex-yo6um yea that's it but on ark they call it Megalosaurs

[@luizgaming2322]

@@richardbarillas8456 megalosaurus* and funny i name one Night Feeder because it a night time creature, the only dislikes from me naming it night feeder is because it has feathers

[@orionsmithey3009]

Fun fact this episode was posted on my birthday.

[@Aaroncorn_chaoticmind.]

I think it could be a therizinosaurus...but maybe a more carnivorous variant?

[@ultramanfan3757]

Spear is the human fang is the dinosaurs

[@thedinosaurmann2436]

12:02 pentaceratops

[@Unhinged_Pegasus69]

The closest thing to the Night Feeder that I can think of is the Indoraptor and the Indominus Rex, but waaaaaaaasaaaaay worse.

[@dungeonmaster16]

The hunters code/law: when you kill an animal you kill it to survive and provide for yourself or others be family/community. When you take that animal life you don’t waste it and what it went through up to its end. Utilize everything best you can from it to honor its life. It is shameful to kill an animal and leave it way It is and continue doing that to others. They should have no right to hunt or carry weapons and agree most ppl will shun them or tell them to get out of their community.

[@Watcherandlearner5]

That man was no hunter

[@mysteriousstranger9521]

Trophy hunting does put a sour taste in my mouth, but it is a necessary evil for conservation. It provides more income for protecting animals than anything else. I personally would only hunt for food, but without trophy hunting, most of the money for protecting endangered wildlife against poachers would dry up. I’m not saying it’s ok to hunt endangered animals or beloved pets so don’t flame me.

[@wolfybear7129]

Excuse me!!!!! 👀 The night feeders jaws look nothing like the indominus!!!! More like a baryonyx!!!

[@francojr.guerrero2552]

Don't do you wrong it's a night theater it flies everyone the dinos are dangerous cuz a nice theater HD doesn't like the lights

[@Ghost-of-Texas]

In my mind I going in between Utah Raptor or Trooadon

[@ianumfleet3164]

Why did when we first saw it I thought of the scorpius Rex

[@Dodolord679]

I'd probably say this is my least favorite episode of the season, which says a lot because I still think it's good on its own. It's just a little bare bones when compared to the other episodes which have some sort of an emotional core, especially when compared to the previous episodes with the zombie dinosaur and the witches.

[@LethargicGM]

Personally this episode was underwhelming for me. After coven of the damned and plague of madness it seemed like a downstep. I think I would have liked it more if it aired after a cold death.

[@Gldfish-cp9yb]

Isn’t the night feeder just a hella mutated compy

[@Wouldyoulose98]

And a very big one

[@GreatOldOne9866]

I enjoy the sport in killing certain animals, but there has to be a purpose other than just fun. If it’s rattlesnakes overpopulating an area with kids, pets and livestock, it’s fine, but don’t waste the animals, tan the hides and cook the meat. Same if it’s coyotes or raccoons, if you have something important that you need to protect. Bugger the relocation crap, they’ll either come back or be invasive somewhere else. It’s not the death you’re causing you should enjoy, just the achievement, the victory, if that makes any sense. And anyone with a brain in their head knows not to let animals suffer. I’ve lost too many animals to tolerate psycho pleasure killing in real life. If it’s without purpose and the animal is causing no harm, or if you can’t or won’t harvest it, leave it alone. Period.

[@crunchybro123]

Why are you saying sorry? Those who kill for sport should get what’s coming to them

[@ultramanfan3757]

You got them both mixed up

[@ndog1316]

Cool

[@tylerhackner9731]

🔥🔥🔥✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼 love this episode

[@mercury7772]

Nice😎

[@MnemonicHack]

Ever want to hunt a human? In Africa, there are groups who track and kill poachers. Wouldn't that be something fun? To hunt people, feel good about it, help out endangered animals, AND get paid for it? Oh, perfect job, mate.

[@nlgrrtt]

😂😂 the parody is from your pretty face is going to hell. Its pretty dumb but sometimes I'll get into it. Comes on the same schedule as primal.

[@joshnunya324]

Second