The TRUTH about the Ultimasaurus - Invincible or Epic Fail?

The Ultimasaurus is portrayed as an invincible force of nature put together using no other than the strongest hervibores and most fierce carnivores. But was this animal actually the menace it was portrayed to be? or was this animal too overrated? In this episode we will break down this hybrid and uncover how it would use its plethora of weapons to maximum power... or minimum effectiveness. Watch till the end to see what surprise we have in store for this episode. Subscribe and make sure to hit that bell Icon for more fun Jurassic Related videos!
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"70 million years ago in what will one day become Mongolia, a successor to Velociraptor faces struggle after struggle. Times have grown cold and her eggs need constant care, and constant guard. How does a wolf sized raptor survive in the shadows of giants? How does she adapt to changing climates or circumstance? And what happens when a threat from her own past finds her new home?
Find out in the story, and then find out the science behind the animals and their enigmatic behaviors in the second half of this book that seeks to marry entertainment and education. By story and the multitude of illustrations, this is dinosaurs as some might have never seen them before!"

[@GojiCenter]

Special thanks to @EvolutionSquare For Providing JWE Footage for this episode. Go subscribe to them and tell them Goji sent ya! Also HUGE thanks to W_rex 91 for providing an epic Ultimasaurus rex model true to its toy figurine. Go follow him here instagram.com/w_rex91/ And another MASSIVE Thanks to Jack Blackburn (Research Consultant) And Riamus for bringing Ultimasaurus Imperatrix to life and allowing us to share it with you guys.

[@PaperworldDd]

I can’t wait to see the destruction it can do!

[@The_revenger69]

Hi 👋🏾

[@cathrys]

Please do Grimlock (Bayverse) vs Indominus Rex Battle in Combat next time 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🦖🤖🥊

[@mrforshadow]

Wassup!

[@spenceranimewolf]

sorry goji center but your wrong on the size of that ulimasaurus because in the comics of jurassic park say that ulimasaurus would grow to be 65 feet long when fullgrown and stand at 15 meter in height

[@EvolutionSquare]

Always happy to cause a little chaos in JWE2 in the name of Goji

[@thecatlovers2356]

Who wouldn't also love your channel

[@October-Puddle]

Creationist circle is here!

[@PizzaPieee]

YOU USED MODS AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@mrgaple]

Oh you made the clips? Noice 🪓

[@mrgaple]

Wrong emoji

[@ispit-on-u479]

I love that instead of letting the ultima be a bit of a flop they decided to make a version that could live up to our expectations and I love the creativity they put into this because in our heart of hearts we all know we wanted this thing to dominate

[@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574]

ikr

[@Britbust734]

@@frostbitetheannunakiiceind6574 ikr

[@sweetinfusionsisters4389]

Not me

[@Paladin_ZenoPrime]

Maybe if (somehow) biosyn tried to make an ultimasarus and genetically modified it to help with it’s weight and balance, it could be more accurate to the lore.

[@onigojira]

So, according to the Chaos Effect toy line, the Ultimasaurus was created post the events of Jurassic Park. The hybrids were created because after losing Wu (either due to his death in the book, or because he clearly stopped working for InGen for some time after the events of the first movie), InGen's remaining scientists struggled to restore the lost processes Wu used. With the facilities on the islands essentially lost, they were mostly starting from scratch. Because of this, the best they could do was work with the already present genomes of the currently restored animals by sampling from living animals. The goal was to make animals which were much easier to control, so they tried blending the animals and often under the faulty premise that integrating herbivore DNA, it'd make them more docile and easier to control. It did not work outside of the one which was hybridized with canine DNA. In fact, the most violent members of the Chaos Effect line were all carnivore/herbivore hybrids. Ultimasaurus was supposed to (narratively, at least) have ended up as the most aggressive of the lot, and it was intended to be the size of Tyrannosaurus Rex. The toy sizes actually didn't line up with the actual sizes of the animals. Amargospinus was described to be the size of a Brachiosaurus, and its toy was nowhere near that in scale. Because of its hyper aggression, I don't know if it could function in a social manner, or even attempt to do so. The only animal which had what I'd call a stable and normal psyche was the Ankyloranodon. The Ultimasaurus was the polar opposite of this, with the box being planned to describe the animal as utterly unpredictable. In the end, InGen spent more money on Chaos Effect than perhaps the original Jurassic Park, with the best technology on the planet dedicated to making these animals and the equipment of its men (including exo-skeleton frames and aircraft). Though a couple of designs had promise, the general theme seems to be that it happens around the same time as The Lost World and the arrival of Hammond's team results in the project's failure. Perhaps in large part because InGen hired the same team, but with Dieter Stark having a greater leadership role.. And we know how effective he was. His toy even featured strange tubes connecting into his flesh from his gear and whatever he was injecting himself with had turned his hair stark white (pun intended), so he may have been even more unstable than before. Of note, a baby Ultimasaurus did get released and it was with a heavily equipped Roland Tembo. The Chaos Effect animals never seemed to be described as breeding, so I'm not sure if he was supposed to be its handler, if it was intended to have any kind of special relationship with him, or if it was supposed to represent Roland using the "take a chick to lure the adults" technique. But the relationship with Roland and the Ultimasaurus seems to be important. From there we can pretty clearly tell the Ultimasaurus replaces the Tyrannosaurus Rex's role as the ultimate hunter in the Chaos Effect story. We can further confirm this because two entirely new Tyrannosaur hybrids were developed, resulting in larger and more dangerous versions of the already terrifying Rex. Both the Omega Rex and the Thrasher Rex were repaints of the bull and doe rexes, and both of their boxes describe them as basically the undisputed, most powerful dinosaurs ever. So I suspect the Ultimasaurus, which distinctly never had any kinds of descriptions like that attached to it, might've been bested by the pair in the story had it gone through. Namely since both animals seem to be "top dog", and the two animals are male and female, which to me means they ended up functioning as a non-competing team. Further evidence of this involves the fact that the Omega Rex specifically cites the Ultimasaurus as being able to match it in battle. If that's the case though, then it took two genetically enhanced Tyrannosaurs to defeat the Ultimasaurus. Which at this point is just speculation, but we really don't have a lot to go off of at this point beyond what I've already written out. Which would then mean the Ultimasaurus could probably take on pretty much everything in the JP franchise to date, and probably devastate even the mighty Indominus Rex. Truly, there's never been an InGen dinosaur quite as awe inspiring as the Ultimasaurus, which perhaps best of all of InGen's creations embodies the very concept of Chaos Theory, and the lessons Crichton had hoped to instill in his novel involving mankind and tampering with the infinite complexity of life. Anyway, it seems like maybe you guys weren't quite as familiar with the toyline, so I thought I'd just do an info vomit there in case you ever feel like doing a follow up video on Ultimasaurus! =)

[@thetrench8486]

Thats a lot of lore for a toyline 😅

[@TinySortSpyd3r]

@@thetrench8486 so true lol😂😅

[@wyattwhitfield9780]

is it sad that I read all of this?

[@Ilovedogs99999]

So longgg

[@jjsjkaks]

"Ultimasaurus was supposed [...] to be the size of a Tyrannosaurus Rex." Thanks God, somebody know.

[@EnterIkiriko4908]

The Ultimasaurs 2.0 seems like it would be a perfect gladiator in the GojiCenter Arena. I think it would awesome if you guys went into a detailed analysis of what would happen if other dinosaurs, like the Indominus, Spino, or Indoraptor encountered the Imperitrix. Or even better, what would happen if the Imperitrix was in the Monsterverse and it fought against something like a Skullcrawler? Or the Whitespikes from The Tomorrow War? I'd love to see a video going in depth on what this thing could do. But one thing in this video makes me wonder. The Ultimasaurus Imperitrix is only 15 percent carnivore. It is mostly made up of herbivorous dinosaurs. So that begs the question, does it behave like an herbivore? Does it eat like an herbivore? Or is the T.Rex in it predominant enough to make it behave and react to threats like a carnivore? It's something that I think would make a good topic for a sequel video. I love the content, guys. Keep it up!!

[@gabrielj6609]

16:39 it's said that the brain it's mainly from t rex

[@h0m3st4r]

@@gabrielj6609I imagine that for the most part, despite being a carnivore, Ultimasaurus Imperatrix would normally be a peaceful creature, generally only attacking if hungry or provoked.

[@dragonfirepheonixrage9655]

I honestly think that it would end being a biased omnivore preferring meat but about to resort to plants and berries in cases of drought or being lost in a desert cuz in documentaries I've seen carnivorous

[@sinisterspirit4235]

Indeed, GojiCenter has done a wonderful job so far in analysis, battles and crossovers, with occasional homemade monsters. I get those homemade creatures aren't the main purpose of the channel, but seeing how awesome they are, I REALLY hope one day GojiCenter will start making a few videos about its own creations! They deserve it!

[@djrapper5857]

Imagine what would happen if they added human DNA to make it smart as humans?

[@Tarbtano]

Ultimasaurus imperatrix was something that cropped up on the fly and helping flesh it as well as the OG variant out was good fun in speculative biology. Often at times when we think hybrids, we kinda default to thinking it must be superior to its components as a gestalt. But, mixing traits rarely works that way. The crux of U.imperatrix was to create an animal that still fit the general shape of the classic Ultimasaurus, but balance out the body type so the components complimented one another. Very proud of how this one came out as the visuals and narration were very on point and really brought it all together.

[@promemerboy1765]

It looks like the untimasaurus mixed with the Fasolasuchus from 65

[@Tarbtano]

@@promemerboy1765 which is, funnily enough, a coincidence. The new redesign was chiefly based on early Sauropods. As stated in the video the core difference between the two versions is essentially one of them is a raptor with extra stuff added onto it, the other is Ingentia with extra stuff added onto it. Sauropods are the most powerful land animal that ever existed and this gives one it's time in the sun.

[@kingstonmattson6345]

The only dino hybrid that killed a lot and could kill a rex was a indonimus rex and indoraptor

[@bigbrainboiii]

Now they should do 'Could Ultimasaurus Imperatrix Survive on Skull Island?'

[@Tarbtano]

@@bigbrainboiii depends on version. Monsterverse would be tricky. 05, 76, and 33 though? Possibly.

[@666_ralmok]

I really like your "remastered" version of the Ultimasaurus. It would definitely be more for difficult for the Indominus to bring down

[@TheAdminstrator]

Yeah the Indominus would have to use its intelligence to its fullest potential if it was alone. 2 of them could most definitely bring it down tho

[@victorhernandez5013]

Now what if it had some of Indominus abilities and intelligence? Then it be unstoppable!

[@TheSoullessImmortal]

@@victorhernandez5013 maybe. but against like a full grown indominus rex? that’s a bit debatable, because I’m pretty sure both dinosaurs would be at equal size

[@MrImpavid]

​@@TheSoullessImmortal imparatrix is a tank of a dinosaur way beyond a simple Ankylosaur. It has defense and offense on every side so it would be extremely difficult for indominus to even take it down. Even if it was 2 V 1 situation I'm sure imparatrix would kill one or severely hurt both as it dies. Then again imparatrix's kind do tend to stick together so i doubt it would be easy to pull one away from the rest.

[@TheSoullessImmortal]

@@MrImpavid Gojicenter states that it is a balance of offense and weaponry, or was it defense and weaponry? oh well, regardless, Indominus has the ability to scoop out any weakness a creature has and exploit them, so even if Imperatrix has better weapons and armor, Indro could just find a weakness in that, exploit, and take it down for good

[@user-ho8wm8xp1i]

This rendition of Ultimasaurus is a sight to behold, it'd be especially intriguing to see what you have in store for other hybrids such as Indoraptor or Scorpios Rex. Furthermore, nostalgic hybrids such as Stegoceratops, Spinoraptor, or Ankylodocus could probably be improved beyond their original concepts. I appreciate your ideas and would love to grasp what you have in store for future projects, keep up the good work!

[@benkayvfalsifier3817]

Ultimasaurus Imperatrix is a well thought out creature. I especially like the comparison to a bear because this build seems like it would be best suited for scavenging and stealing kills, just like a bear or hyena.

[@riamus7258]

Happy to have designed the concept art for this! It was truly fun to execute this concept. Love how it's translated into the video!

[@jonbeecee]

You did really good, it's much more practical!

[@kingkurok3149]

Dude your Imperatrix is now my new favorite hybrid, you did so well on it

[@matthenazgul5454]

Incredible job dude❤❤❤❤

[@williamiotte1850]

Would love to see this creature as a mod for jw evolution or even ark survival evolved

[@Odinfang]

Dude your design deserves its own game around as both a hazard throughout the campaign and the final boss.

[@alphasupreme3787]

The Ultimasaurus Imperatrix looks fascinating and terrifying at the same time! Excellent work gentlemen!

[@spartana1116]

A fine apex predator

[@MrImpavid]

@@spartana1116 scavenger*

[@sebia1238]

​@@MrImpavidit's a mix of both

[@MrImpavid]

@@sebia1238 it's too slow to hunt anything. It has stamina so I'd believe it would be walking for a while until it smells a fresh kill somewhere. Once it reaches there it could fight off whatever killed it with it's near perfect defense and offense weapons.

[@sebia1238]

@@MrImpavid both

[@roycesanders1701]

6:55 “Jack of all trades master of none” is not an insult. The whole quote is actually ““a jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one”

[@markcobuzzi826]

From what I looked up, albeit briefly, that last phrase was not part of the original saying (though neither was “master of none”). Apparently, the oldest variation was just “Jack of all trades” period. But then the second part was added, to make a less flattering variation that emphasizes the occasional need for specialization. And then there was a later variation which added that third part, as a way to turn the saying back into a compliment.

[@MrImpavid]

Congrats! You officially have created the ultimate scavenger! I can see it as an omnivore that is capable of intimidating or fighting off a predator that has killed its prey. Since it isn't very fast i would expect it to have this lifestyle since it has great stamina to find where it's next meal would be. Dude is a straight up menace since it would be able to toss any dino without much difficulty. It kinda reminds me of the short faced bear.

[@youraveragecatachanfemboy]

i feel like people forgot that the og ulltima would most likely be a pack hunter due to the herbivore instincts for companionship and raptor dna for pack tactics it would most likely use the horns and tail for mating and it couldve used ambush tactics

[@Tarbtano]

Real happy to have contributed to this one. Ultimasaurus is one of the relics, per se, of the early stages of the Jurassic Park franchise that was sort of one of the fandom secrets you only heard of in rumors or deep dive discussions. The fact the figure was never released only added to its enigmatic status. At long last it has been brought to life.

[@riamus7258]

Tarbtano your work is awesome as ever!

[@Tarbtano]

@@riamus7258 Likewise friend, likewise! You really hit it outta the park when we came up with Imperatrix's look.

[@colehalford1893]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@pman56789]

Would definitely be interested in seeing your rendition of a refined Indominus Rex, Scorpius Rex or Indoraptor at some point in future.

[@marlom7882]

Especially scorpios rex. My boy got shafted by being a prototype (and also being in a kids show)

[@dracothewarrior4316]

Indoraptor was designed to be the perfect killing machine. It would be interesting to see how Goji Center would improve upon that

[@TheRealDickmasterAdam]

​@@dracothewarrior4316 Indoraptor was designed to be a weapon of war. Not the perfect killing machine, but best for war. In terms of killing everything, Indominus would be far better.

[@ThePeyow]

U know waht ur right

[@thelegendaryarceus5618]

Scorpios Rex alone, the other two are already quite refined

[@sphereunitedheroes7936]

The recreation of the Ulimasaurus sounds like a true force of nature. With amazing attributes that can push the Indominus Rex to her upper limit.

[@norsewinter5497]

Could we get a "10 ways Ultimasaurus Imperatrix could kill you" or something so that we'd see how it'd function in combat and how deadly it is compared to others or even compared to the original Ultimasaurus? I love your video style and they're all so fascinating. I'd definitely be interested in seeing more about this new hybrid.

[@leosspirit]

I really like how you changed the Ultimasaurus to be more balanced. It would be more interesting to see if you guys can change the Ultimasaurus original DNA and make it balanced with the DNA it has.

[@Cheetahcat-1128]

I found out that imperatrix mean "to command, to order, empress as it make her a Empress of all hybrids.

[@Zomtism]

The trike i feel has too much percentage compared to home much is contributes, same goes with the raptor, trike i wouldn't put past 10-15% and raptor past 15%

[@leosspirit]

@@Zomtism agreed

[@OptimusPrime-od3zh]

I agree too

[@hydramadness]

The one in the game seems to be a lot more realistic, removing the spikes at the tail and making the legs into t rex legs as well as some other small changes, making it more viable

[@damienbastings]

But removing the Stegosaurus features

[@ramibekk2955]

@@damienbastings i think this help for giving it more agility

[@hydramadness]

@@damienbastings yes, that's why i said removing the spikes at the tail

[@OptimusPrime-od3zh]

It makes sense since a animal like ultimasaurus wouldn’t fare well due to many body types fusing together

[@vampyruslupus9950]

ladies and gentelmen weve finally done it. weve created the most realistic dragon ever

[@RedzillaGOTM]

We wanna see more of Imperatrix!

[@CoolersAndUttpSmokers]

YEAH

[@DTylerFultzVA]

Fun Fact--there IS actually an animal that has the weaponry of a predator, but the mentality of prey. The Sloth Bear found in India has not only opted to specialize in eating termites, it's become a primary prey item for tigers. This has made them THE most aggressive bear on the planet, with anything that can remotely be seen as a threat getting a very violent treatment (and they often go for the face). I imagine Ultimasaurus would have a similar mentality--the weapons of a predator, but the mentality of prey.

[@dayandere2669]

@Miguel Garay Predator/Scavenger

[@ZzbulletheadzZ]

@Miguel Garay That would also make it extremely smart.

[@archerhayesstudio9752]

Even though goji-center is fan made, I’m still amazed by their animations.

[@frediemane7312]

There like the tempting institute but better and for monsters

[@cauag9575]

But even then, they use Facts for each video... Not making it look like Fan Made

[@archerhayesstudio9752]

@@cauag9575 agreed,. There really smart. And they are pretty accurate when it came to GvK.

[@jjsjkaks]

​@@cauag9575 "They use facts" yeah, they make ultima smaller but don't do nothing with the abilities of the indominus 💀

[@peleanimationcomics3263]

16:22- Someone must turn this beast into a modded one in Minecraft, think about the possibilities for this thing being in a modded minecraft Jurassic World…that would be so BADASS!!!

[@CoolersAndUttpSmokers]

YEAH

[@Hugo-yz1vb]

It would be awesome to see more hybrids getting refined to be the best they can be. I would love to see your take on Stegoceratops, either the one from JWE or Jurassic World the Game

[@Witherstorm667]

This creature is definitely a force to be reckoned with.

[@velociraptor4you3291]

Agreed (👍)!

[@myleswelnetz6700]

If you can get the genetics right.

[@kidneydealer9938]

no

[@valou-scaling]

A featless non-canon mid-sized predator with disabling physical attributes…

[@mumenrider1908]

@@valou-scaling think he means the imperatrix😊

[@riamus7258]

Oh man, I'm so happy to see my concept art translated into this video!! Really fantastic breakdown of the creature.

[@GojiCenter]

Truly an honor to showcase it. You did an amazing job

[@meremsolomon4744]

Hello there, I have a question to ask for the original concept artist. Since your Ultimasaurus Imperatrix here has claws similar to that of Spinosaurids, is it really the claws belonged to their species? Or is it still the claws like that of Dromaeosaurids? Since none of the dinosaur components that Goji Center explained in the video could results for Ultimasaurus 2.0 to have such big and sharp claws. Thank you.

[@riamus7258]

@@meremsolomon4744 those claws are also from ingentia. Just with extra keratin.

[@meremsolomon4744]

@@riamus7258 Really? Interesting, did not know an early sauropod claw could look similar to that of spinosaurids.

[@CoolersAndUttpSmokers]

@@riamus7258 wassup

[@Xilex90]

the Ultimasaurus looks like it hurts to exist.

[@OhMyTitan-xl7dt]

This is my favorite video from you guys! Ultimasaurus Imperatrix looks amazing and terrifying at the same time!

[@juderobbins6112]

I honestly want to see your refined Ultima fight all the Jurassic franchise Dinos. Maybe in the next video.

[@juderobbins6112]

The next video could be like the Ark's Giga video.

[@Rikako_X_Morgan_Asakura_Family]

​@@juderobbins6112 Should Have Top Horrible Ways To Die In The Jurassic World (Part-5) 1. Cockatrice Attack Oviraptor 2. Ostrich Feet Running Gallimimus 3. Dangerous Bridge Deinosuchus (Jurassic Park Arcade) 4. Thick Nosed Pack Monolophosaurus (Camp Cretaceous) 5. Trio Feast Baryonyx (Camp Cretaceous) 6. Big All Allosaurus (Hunting Nasutoceratops) 7. Roller Coaster Herrerasaurus (Jurassic Park The Game) 8. Among Us Troodon (Jurassic Park The Game)

[@James_6564]

I absolutely love imperatrix!! The addition of able to give support to its tail by able to be quadrupedal or bipedal and air sacs that could possibly lighten it if I am correct Is brilliant!! ( I’m probably am going to draw this refined tryrant a lot!)

[@GojiCenter]

Make sure you send us links to see it. We are probably going to build this in 3D

[@PaleoTheExaminer]

​@@GojiCenter you are easily the most fun youtuber ever

[@DrkBowser]

​@@GojiCenter I got some bad news goji, I don't think that ultamasaurus was not it actually size, you never know, if Jurassic world pull up a new movie and had ultamasaurus in it, it might be bigger plus if you look at i - rex vs gyro spear pack I Rex and compared it to the toy ultamasaurus, the ultamasaurus has the size.

[@solar-jaymi]

​@Goji Center please do a video on the improved ultimosarus! It would be cool!

[@solar-jaymi]

@Robert Cameron of course you use the indomunus vs gyrosphere set, which was the smallest indom toy produced, That doesn't mean the ultimosarus was bigger, by that logic if you compared that 2015 toy you mentioned to the old kenner red rex, the rex is bigger, so that would mean the indom was small right? No, bc in the films it was the size of a rex, and could grow bigger. That gyrosphere set was made to be small for kids, if you compare the bigger indomunus rex toys in 2023 it's bigger then the ultimosarus figure.. i even own the canceled ultimosarus toy. Crazy how you tried to pull out this BS.

[@benjaminmiculka9276]

Any chance of a collaboration with Jurassic World Alive? Really curious about your takes on their unique hybrids and a potential Apex Ultimasaurus made from Trykosaurus and Monostegotops.

[@Animusprimalemperor6257]

Honestly, this is a really good analysis! Love the idea of refining a creature that some neat ideas and concepts going for it. Would you cover more hybrids of Jurassic Park (the Chaos ones and more) as well as some of the other hybrids in Jurassic World as well (besides, Indom, Indo, and Scorp).

[@FortyFiveUltimate45]

It’s nice seeing this big lad getting it’s time to shine on goji centre. Though the 2.0 looks both terrifying and badass on all fours

[@GodzillaPrimeKingOfPrimeKaijus]

There's a second version?

[@FortyFiveUltimate45]

@@GodzillaPrimeKingOfPrimeKaijus at the end of the video (his take on ultima)

[@8bitutopia182]

I always imagined that Ultimasaurus would be better as being a quadruped, but you went the extra mile and made it like a bear! God, this thing would be DEVASTATING to fight against, even Indominus would be wary here. On the flip side, I think this animal could possibly be an omnivore, just like a bear. Still would make this animal aggressive as heck though. I love the Ultimasaurus 2.0! You guys should make more videos on it.

[@jasonking7570]

Actually, omnivore makes sense, considering how now, the majority of the genetic make up seems to be herbivore, but it still has the tools and mouth of a carnivore

[@FangStudi0s]

12:56 got me bro- i love the tiny subtitles put along the episodes

[@ThatyellowWarbird]

When I saw the ultimasaurus in this video I knew it would be ineffective because swinging a super heavy club from your back while standing on 2 legs. It’s like how we would come up with the ultimate super soldier as a kid which was actually inefficient. Cool video

[@ebonknight3204]

Ultimasaurus Imperatrix, I like it more than the original already. Not to mention I also like that you guys made a bit more akin to a bear with facultative bipedalism since not many people go for that in design, preferring to stick to the therapod structure. So props for making it that way and I think I may have preferred this to Indominus since it's more unique.

[@dakshsogarwal6611]

Thank you so much Goji Centre for this video.🎉

[@jacenskywalker507]

I think a Composite Ultimasauruslike hybrid dinosaur with the genetic composition of both of these hybrids, Indominus Rex, and Indoraptor all combined together would be amazing. Imagine what this perfected hybrid dinosaur would be capable of with all of the abilities provided by its unique genome.

[@briceatte4061]

I hope you do this with the rest of the chaos effect hybrids. Their pretty slept on in my opinion

[@drakobloodwing540]

Dude I would love to see him do the wonderful light. The terrorist door makes with an anky just pitching something fly and just clothes like a motherfucker with a armored tail. It's funny to me that was our equivalent of fucking dragon in chaos effect.

[@briceatte4061]

@@drakobloodwing540 yup

[@heiscoming666]

It wasn’t the stegosaurus, it was actually kentrosaurus that gave the tail spikes, other than that, great video and I hope to see more! It’s surprising how much worse off Ultimasaurus is than the original concept

[@EclipseWarlord]

Very cool recreation. Keep up with the awesome videos!

[@fadzilfadzuki4246]

Requested video: Can goji center make a video about Ark Giga vs Ultimasaurus Imparatrix

[@darkone.....2699]

Okay, now we need videos going over the viability of the rest of the chaos Era hybrids, I really want to see the viability of what was present vs what the gojira team comes up with.

[@DSLego3]

Good video as always Goji Center, stay safe, keep up your amazing content and have a great day.

[@DSLego3]

@@GojiCenterOfficial. apologies, I'm not sure what you mean. Not trying to be rude or smart, just wanted to know what you mean.

[@InspirationalMp3Player-kq4xp]

Hey goji center I came up with my own version of ultamasaurus called ultamasaurus Maximus and here is the DNA composition 10%T-rex 10%triceratops 20%raptor 15%borealopelta 10%stegosaurus 5%ingentiaprima 20%alamosaurus 5%giganotosaurus 5%ankylosaurus I hope you will make a part 2 for the ultamasaurus 😊

[@Waaris_771]

You should do what a male Indominus Rex would look like, a finalised Indoraptor would look like, and what successful Scorpios Rex would look like. Explain their abilities too. And how about this: What would a mega hybrid of Indominus Rex, Indoraptor and Scorpios Rex look like combined together? It’ll be a total monster lol.

[@Terrible.goose_]

Yes

[@solar-jaymi]

People never believed me when I said the ultimosarus wasn't that big based on the toyline, but they still ignored me bc of all the fake size charts on the ultimosarus. They were in denial, it was a mid size carnivore. Although smaller, it could still beat any mid tear, do to its bite and defence.

[@StarplayzYT5461]

I’ve seen u before lol

[@StarplayzYT5461]

But being honest if they want this thing to be canon to it has to be medium sized

[@StarplayzYT5461]

Plus its raptor talons would be useless

[@solar-jaymi]

@@StarplayzYT5461 not exactly, it could use them for storng kicks that could slash, although I don't see it using them in combat. Only its long arms and bite.

[@StarplayzYT5461]

@@solar-jaymi true

[@Archfiend_Sushi7746]

That's actually really cool what you guys put together at the end, the Imperatrix.

[@KrypptikkSoulslayer]

The best episode to date!! Great Job!!!

[@Mystery_Edits]

Goji center basically just changed my view of my most favorite hybrid, from "I bet the Ultimasaurus could fight 3 T-Rexs and win" to "Phew, Ultimasaurus managed to kill an Allosaurus"

[@jackodragon1126]

Honestly bro

[@glacesaphir2846]

Allosaurus is actually a far superior predator than the T-Rex was. Literally the only thing tyrannosaur’s could do was bite with the most crushing jaw strength ever. It wasn’t a viable combat strat at all and more suited to just ripping apart carcasses and maybe racking a kill or too. They had no grappling potential and were actually incredibly slow to the point that actively hunting prey was more an act of desperation than a viable survival tactic. They preferred to just scavenge corpses and scare off dinosaurs that killed their prey since they didn’t have to work for it, which granted, they actually did remarkably well. Allosaurus actually had the skills to constantly hunt and kill it’s prey regularly.

[@Mystery_Edits]

@@glacesaphir2846 ok-🗿

[@han-sooyoung]

@@glacesaphir2846 those wont help the allosaurus in 1v1 situations against larger theropods

[@Andrewtops781]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@glacesaphir2846There are a couple of huge problems with this 💀: 1. What would be the point of developing a bone crushing bite force and massive bulk if all it did was scavenge off of others? 2. By “grappling potential”, do you actually mean “long grasping arms”? If so, most predators don’t need long grasping arms to kill prey. Look at canines, bears, sharks, snakes, whales, felids, and etc. 3. T. rex didn’t need to be fast. It just needed to be faster than its prey. Also, there’s such thing as ambush hunting. Edit: I also forgot this point: 4. If T. rex wasn’t the apex predator of the Hell Creek formation, then what was? There had to have been an apex predator to hunt the larger herbivores like Ankylosaurs, Hadrosaurids, Ceratopsians, and etc.

[@enderethan144]

I’d love to see the Ultimasaurus in a fight against Fang from Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal or Ark’s Giga. Though a fight with Fang would be more fair. The Ark’s Giga would just squish it like a slug.

[@thesussydogus2484]

That's overkill, Rudy wouldn't dare to fight ark giga. Grimlock would fair alot even though it will lose.

[@spinozilla2421]

@@thesussydogus2484pretty sure grimlock stomps given the comic for tranformer getting into whacky and insane powers and speed

[@thesussydogus2484]

@@spinozilla2421 I'm excluding the idw ones and comic ones. Too overkill for the ark giga, And I'm only including the Dinosaur form from the live actions.

[@spinozilla2421]

@@thesussydogus2484 well if it just Micheal Bay one, it should still go to Grimlock given going to movie Prime is like multi city buster given he can chase and destroy large bots that can travel and underground and into buildings like the drill worm decepticon and noted stronger then devaster the giant bot from second film who stated that it can shatter an entire skyscraper in single blow in info guides and noted below the Fallen in power who prime mercilousy beat and scalped, while Grimlock didn’t beat prime he did take a beating him meaning he can surive attacks that destroy skyscrappers

[@andreinicolae7078]

canon terms ultimasaurus is a bit bigger than the ark giga but goji center kinda ruined the strongest hybrid in this video...

[@lennyh9527]

Coji center i love your videos and your new videos make me really happy!!!!!

[@chorasfreelancersc.f.l.1180]

Your upgraded Ultimasaurus was very inspirational. A while ago I created a smaller version of the Ultimasaurus using DNA from Albertosaurus, Nasutoceratops, Polacantgus, and Deinonychus. I never came up with a name for it admittedly, but I'm glad I didn't because I wasn't aware of how vulnerable it would really be. So I started from scratch and tried again. This time the DNA consist's of 40% Tenontosaurus, 20% Animantarx, 15% Stokesosaurus, 15% Zuniceratops, and 10% Troodon. I ended up calling it Ultimodon. I hope I did math right, and I hope to post it on Facebook when I get a working Computer again. In the meantime and if you have time, let me know what you think of this idea of a smaller version of this Hybrid and if it's okay.

[@memesifoundindiscord423]

This has to become a series!!! Explaining all of the Chaos Effect dinosaurs would be not only cool but unique, I've never seen a youtuber telling in such detail the ultimassurus, really an amazing video. Keep it up!

[@darklight8774]

Dude, the Imperatrix looks sick! You should totally do a video of it versus other large carnivores like the giga and indominus

[@AdamNickles-bo8rh]

I watch your videos all the time thank you for the content

[@damianstarks3338]

Thanks bringing this Dino hybrid back to my attention. Also love the new and improved version of this hybrid dinosaur at 16:22

[@riotbreaker3506]

We have to consider that the Ultimasaur probably required a lot of maintenance, such as wearing its horns, supplementing its diet for keratin, and the enrichments necessary for an intelligent animal. The biggest problem being its need to socialize, as mentioned, it would probably have to exist with others of its kind, instead of base genomes, otherwise you'd end up with another Indominus or Indoraptor, solitary animals like this are hardly healthy animals. I can also imagine a penchant to consume vegetation, to wear its beak and reinforce its armor.

[@coluftonmcgerbergerber3116]

Hey it was made for the fights and not for casual time

[@riotbreaker3506]

@coluftonmcgerbergerber3116 animals bred for fighting require even more care, since they are even more susceptible to injury and stress-related health complications.

[@coluftonmcgerbergerber3116]

They were talking about a hypothetical situation where the only thing they were analyzing was the abilities in a fight,not eating,not breeding or growing,simply only analyzing and making modifications for only fighting and nothing else,obviously they weren’t focusing on everything else in the dinosaurs life because that wasn’t the point

[@raptorking2768]

I would love to you guys go into more depth on the Ultimasaurus Imperatrix, mainly what it would when faced with other creatures

[@KrypptikkSoulslayer]

NO CHALLENGE! FLAWLESS VICTORY 😁🤪

[@haseebahmed2544]

@@KrypptikkSoulslayer I mean if they made it face against say , alpha trex from primal or ark giga it would definetly be more fair than anything from JW either they get rekt or they are mosa

[@sebia1238]

​@@haseebahmed2544giga with obliterated imperatrix no contest

[@mobatube1889]

Love thid video , @GojiCenter you can make a video of Ultimasaurus imperetrix vs the other dinos like Rex,Giga,I-Rex and Spino and how the combat would take place

[@CoolersAndUttpSmokers]

YEAH

[@The_MegaGuy]

We need to see a battle between Arks Giga, and Goji's Impera

[@CptMoroni35]

Perhaps the best detailed breakdown of a fictional animal, plus going the extra mile by redesigning said creature and giving a breakdown on why such improvements were made. Very well done, guys! 👍🏻

[@patrichpatterson5016]

I could totally see these guys being pack creatures. Raptor DNA plus 3 herd type herbivores. Assuming that is the case, I could see rudimentary to moderate pack tactics being a thing. Not quite to the level of raptors, but certainly a considerable level. Taking that into account and assuming a pack size of no less than 3, but likely double or more, I could absolutely see these things being an apex species (albeit not as individuals). The 2.0 version, ironically, would be even more pack inclined, even though they'd lack the raptor disposition for tactics. I'd imagine groups (if they did exist) would only consist of mating pairs or odd groups of no more than four simply due to the massively increased caloric intake-which ironically makes them fall more in line with Rex behavior (as I understand it). Still, more than one of the refined versions is still basically a death sentence for anything we've seen so far in the Jurassic Universe.

[@Everettmisseshisdog]

Hi Goji center how is your day going and 98k more to hit a million subs! Good luck ! Goji center your now my 2nd favorite youtuber goji center congrats on hitting 902k subs good luck to a million!

[@Unitedtribute]

Seeing a video on how the V-rex from King Kong would do in the Jurassic Park world would be cool.

[@RadRaptor152]

The ultimasaurus had so much potential to be either brought to life in the main film franchise or even be given an animated series or spinoff series based on the toyline it was gonna be from. Unfortunately, for now, this guy will be nothing more than a "what could have been" situation

[@sebaskingwither7892]

no one gonna talk how funny these one scene is 12:51

[@MILANMOHAN777]

Your videos about the new Kong like villain titan just doubled my curiosity ❤❤😊

[@spideyfan5380]

Honestly if this animal appeared in the Jurassic movies I’d say it’d be absolutely amazing, and definitely a threatening villain for whatever film it’d show up in, especially if it was the Ultima 2.0

[@foxmcqwerty608]

honestly in regards to the indomidus i think it would actually use the horns to potentially snap the neck of our poor amalgamation of traits.

[@ashtontheballer9317]

it can't the ultimasaurus got up to 60 feet long and its bite force was the strongest of all the hybrids watch more informed vids than goji center

[@TheAdminstrator]

@@ashtontheballer9317 the ultima isnt an actual hybrid in the jurassic park franchise, there is no official size confirmation because the animal canonically never existed. Its just from a toy line

[@JayRZilla]

Thank you so much for making an entire video on this elusive and terrifying hybrid! It used to be so difficult to find anything online about the Ultimasaurus, except for of course the fantastic @KlaytonFioriti providing some videos on the creature.

[@JustCharlie-Necronemesis]

It was a fun time watching but I'm a bit curious, what if Ultimasaurus Imperatrix fought the Ark Gigasorous? Who would win? Goliath vs David, walking seige weapon vs walking fortress, a giant that kills on sight while be able to run amok and can survive monster verse vs the newly remastered version of one of the oldest hybrid dinosaur that has many features and auxiliary weaponry.(did I just wrote the script of the next vid? lol)

[@omriash5444]

I love the video Goji, and the last secret was awesome, The only things that I'm not sure about is: 1. The way the Ultima will use it's tail, with the right maneuver (and not standing still) he should be able to use a strong tail attack. And mostly against bigger opponents 2. I think that the Ultima can use a charged attack but because of the way the body is build and the high point of gravity, the Ultima will have to have a lot of momentum and attack only bigger opponents. 3. Because there are a few concepts of the Ultima (in the video) some things will not work the same. For example, the idea that a bigger opponents will catch the frill of the Ultima, if there will be spikes on the frill (like one of the concept) it will not be possible so......

[@intenimentium]

“So, is the Ultimasaurus a complete and utter failure? Well, not exactly” proceeds to completely alter it and exemplify why it’s a failure

[@thegodofflorida]

literally

[@rachelroelo272]

nope not a failure not a successor just an amalgamation

[@ethanpena2030]

That is literally what they did! They basically made it smaller because "oh the toy is smaller then the oversize repainted trex figure, so it is most likely small and weak. We are so smart!"

[@prosise3895]

it wasn't a failure it had good matchups against other dinosaurs similar to its size

[@cry2368]

Well we all thought its a beast worthy for indominus rex to fight but turns out scoripos is a better match up.

[@castielcroes2325]

Hey Goji Center I LOVE your vids bc they teach me more about the MV and JV (Jurassic Verse), I would love to see videos about the DOOM Slayer

[@user-ju7sz2gk2f]

The Ultimasuarus is by far the best dino hybrid i've ever seen

[@grimreminder5038]

I could see it on the defensive staying on all fours, eyes locked on the aggressor while the tail just being a warning flag since the other dinos are VERY familiar with the tail club/spikes, especially when they're together. Color palette being a deterrent as well like a poison frog. All depends on how that predator knows how to use its armament, but since it's a one of a kind aberration to nature...chances are it wouldn't be as effective since that's too many instinctual habits into one dino. That chemical mix must be Hell to fixate since it doesn't seem like it'd have a senior to "teach" it (No telling how it'd interact with a sibling with that much mismatched DNA and attributes) and like the Indominus, it'd probably go the mess around and find out tactic since it has near zero idea what it is or what its place is in the ecosystem is since it'll just see parts instead of another of its kind. Then again, nature, uhh, finds a way

[@rangerlovee3324]

I love your videos! I love the types of creatures (and "universes") you cover. and you are always thorough. it is somewhat speculative biology. very entertaining. Thanks for your hard work!

[@andypatrick7208]

Congratulations on 900k in subscribers

[@toonrex2806]

13:11 The way you describe it makes it sound like the Ultimasaurus is a tragic creature. An amalgamation of carnivores and herbivores but unable to fit into neither.

[@flarelukethecomedian3251]

He should’ve just said “it’s a complete failure”.

[@Still.the.best.2021]

which is weird, because in chaos effect toy lore, it kind of says the opposite of ultima about this video

[@stormengine3261]

I remember seeing this and other hybrid dinosaur Jurassic Park toys in the early 2000's. I thought this one was cool based off the triceratops horns and frill on a trex. Awesome

[@ReturnOfSpaceGodzilla]

It's a badass design regardless of anything else.

[@stevemarkovich9187]

You never fail to keep me entertained while watching theses

[@Ajspez7695]

Your remastered ultimasaurus is awesome. In all honesty I thought the original one was on the same level of size and power as the indominus, but after watching this vid I can confidently say that your remastered version is so much better. I can't imagine how overpowered it would be.

[@garrettriddle4139]

Ultimasaurus VS Indominus Rex would be interesting.

[@solar-jaymi]

​@Shubail Gaming ultimosarus impiratrix vs indom would be amazingA

[@acuaeve]

I think ultimasaurus would be after 2015 because Dr. Wu said it himself, Scorpios was the first hybrid, so ultimasaurus couldn’t be before that. Or Dr. Wu could have forgotten about the ultimasaurus or many more things could have happened tbh.

[@Tarbtano]

As covered in the video, the Ultima isn't canon so Wu's statement has no bearing on it. The timeline topic was discussing *if* it had been canon, when would it have made sense to appear in the timeline. The Ultima doesn't look like the product of the more refined splicing techniques of the JW era (2010s-2020s) and so it being from the JP era (1980s-1990s) makes more sense.

[@rippertheindoraptor7908]

Could also argue another scientist made it in secret we do know biosyn have been doing some spying

[@acuaeve]

@@Tarbtano Well that’s true, especially considering how gojicenter proved how “badly” ultimas weapons truly were, such as the horns from trike not being as useful as it would on a real trike due to not having the musculature on its neck to use as well as a trike.

[@AlphaAurora12364]

Can we just appreciate the clips, art and models they did for this video? It’s stunning!!!!

[@timothybernard9033]

I love the video good job, were you using jp measurements

[@MrScraftineer]

So i was thinking of viable Thagopods that could replace the Stego in the Imperitus, that could provide a decent thagomizer tail but maybe give the animal more offensive capabilities and take off the weight... And I was thinking of maybe Dacentrurus which would make it's spikes more... spiky and also make it also spiny? Just a random thought I had... Great video and awesome concept! I would love to see more of this!

[@shibalikchakraborty5344]

Goji center scores again with another amazing video. I am definitely putting the updated ultimasaurus in my DnD campaign. It's an awesome monster. also, once again I am asking for "10 ways to die in middle earth" video.

[@Jolly_Captain_Crabz]

This content is so epic!!! Thank you all for doing this!!!

[@stitchedshadow7766]

I think it would be cool if we could see “Ultimasaurus 2.0” battle other carnivores but other than that, it was awesome! :D

[@CoolersAndUttpSmokers]

Yeah

[@irondragon1785]

I like how you treated it as a more realistic animal, great video all around

[@HydragonofDeath]

The original ultimasaurus design (the toy) was more raptorian than tyrannosaurid. So it priobably wouldn't be too powerful

[@solar-jaymi]

Yep, but it would dominate every mid tier, and smaller hyrbids like the indoraptor

[@HydragonofDeath]

@@solar-jaymi Indoraptor and scorpius might slay it easily. Indoraptor's got a bit of a knack for going for weak points and scorpius has its quills for ranged combat.

[@solar-jaymi]

@KingGhidorahofDeath { Aka HydragonofDeath } first, the scopruis charges in blindly, perfect for the ultimosarus to get a hold of it and crush it with its powerful bite force, not to mention the scorpuis isnt protected as well as the ultima, its naked with no defense, meaning it would get slashed up and Easily towrn through and it lacks intelligence. secondly the ultimosarus is more durable and well protected from the indoraptor, it's hide is literally thick anklyosaurus armor, protecting its neck and back. And it its heavier meaning it could easily over powere the light built indoraptor. and has a stronger bite force, thanks to the rex dna. and would be stronger. It slays them both, and the indoraptor had bullet proof skin, but that wouldn't stop the ultimosarus from easily tearing through it. As its skin isn't dense enough for such force. Only bullets. If the indoraptor gets close enough its over, including the scorpuis, although the indoraptor is intelligent, that wouldn't really help it against a creature that's heavier, It could target the leg sides, but that wouldn't help it much, as it would need to get in range to do some attacks, and soon as it's close enough the ultima could grab it and hold on to it tearing at the indoraptor. Although it lacks speed, it's a good fighter. Any large herbivore, or carnivore would slay it. I ultimosarus > indoraptor > scopruis but indoraptor and scorpuis? No. Edit: sorry for typing so much. Not sure if you'll actually read this.

[@HydragonofDeath]

@@solar-jaymi The scorpius is larger than the ultimasaur though and can withstand a bite due to its durability. The armor of the ultimasaur only covers its back and tail, leaving its sides completely exposed, the ultimasaur being unbalanced will allow the scorpius to knock it over easily. As gojicenter has already analyzed in a previous video, the indoraptor would be intelligent enough to defeat the scorpius, it would have no problem figuring out a way to take down a smaller, much slower ultimasaur.

[@solar-jaymi]

@KingGhidorahofDeath { Aka HydragonofDeath } KingGhidorahofDeath { Aka HydragonofDeath } the scopruis Is taller, but the ultimosarus is heavier, scorpuis wouldn't be able to knock somthing that heavy easily, and you may bring up the brachi scene, but the scopruis didnt actually take down the brachi with its brute stregnth, The brachi was being attacked off screen, being slashed and dug into while the scopruis was on its back beneath the trees. then it cut to the scene of it sucumning to its wounds Making it look like it went down quickly. And yeah the ultimas side is exposed, but that doesn't mean it's gonna go down easily, as it could turn and grab the scorpuis, or indoraptor, and the scorpuis would still lose despite being taller, it blindly charges in without a second thought, it has no armor or any protection at all, it would easily get towrn through by the claws of the ultimosarus. and it's not as intelligent either, one good bite would kill both animals. And the ultimosarus wouldn't be unbalanced, as it would stand It's ground in a defense position. It can still stand very well, it's just not as fast, it would wait for it's targets to get in range, which is what the indoraptor and scorpuis would need to do. And do to the scopruis rex jaw deformity, it's bite wouldn't be as strong either.. the ultimosarus isn't fast, but it can still turn quickly sense it has a smaller build. I don't see the indoraptor getinng passed the ultimosarus without geting grabbed or bit. Targeting the sides wouldn't help it much, as the ultimosarus could turn around easily, one bite it's over. It's bite force would suprase the indoraptor, and scopruis. The ultimosarus would arguably be intelligent as the indoraptor do to its raptor dna as well. And the ultimosarus skin would be more dense do to its short bulky build.

[@KnightDragon20]

Great video, like usual. Planning an oc self insert as Dino story, forgot about the chaos line, hope okay to use the Imperatrix variant as PC's sino-form Keep on, Dino might

[@kanseiyamazaru435]

Ok now I'm seriously interested in seeing you guys do research on the other Chaos Effect monsters.

[@forestof0ctober06]

We need these absurd monsters in a movie

[@bignellfamily7389]

I agree

[@JohnnyBravo2550]

I would love to see another video of two versions of Godzilla facing off against each other. Maybe something with Keizer or Heisei Godzilla?