#jwcc

[annisbeingsilly]

helloooo i made this for my friend, for the secret santa event we had over on dinotwt and forgot to post it here as well 😭😭

but anyway happy holidays from yasammy ! please pretend it’s still december <3

[f1shsh4rk]

REAL

jurassic world chaos theory s2ep10 in a nutshell

[iaf]

Sometimes I think about Kenji's disconnect with his culture because of his strained relationship with his father. How his father tried to shame him for not "taking pride in his language" when it's clear that Kenji is prideful and does put effort in learning but he just wanted his dad there. It's such an interesting aspect of his character and its so incredibly sad because of how real and relatable it is and- and-

[salem-the-druid]

Round 2 Members

Favourite Fanfic Writer Award:

@cheruv-ii and @patchodraws

Favourite Fanartist Award:

@ssprouttz and @mangosaurus

Favourite Editor Award:

@jae-in-a-trenchcoat and @yasamlynn

Favourite Fanfic Award:

The Funeral by @cheruv-ii and handstands and scars by @bendarius

Favourite Fanart Award:

@tio-trile and @jae-in-a-trenchcoat

Favourite Edit Award:

@jae-in-a-trenchcoat and Willqzer

Favourite Headcanon Writer:

@cheruv-ii and @sparkshock

Favourite Rarepair Award:

Soyolynn and Luciben

Best Memes Award:

@mantis-yippee and Chaos Crew

No.1 Ben Stan Award:

@cheruv-ii and @viquipo

No.1 Brooklynn Stan Award:

@mantis-yippee and @yasamlynn

No.1 Sammy Stan Award:

@jae-in-a-trenchcoat and @ssprouttz

No.1 Yaz Stan Award:

@ssprouttz and @clvudii-launch42

No.1 Darius Stan Award:

@mangosaurus and @mantis-yippee

No.1 Kenji Stan Award:

@campbenji and @chunkyfly

Best CC/CT OC Award:

Eliza Sanchez by @raptorladylover6969 and Lucien Hawthorne by @cheruv-ii

[jae-in-a-trenchcoat]

Gonna try post my edits more on here :) here’s a benrius one

[swan2swan]

The Camp Cretaceous novels were pretty bad, largely because it seemed like they just took the scripts and added a few narrative structure points around them. Also, they suspiciously didn't get around to the fifth season, which was an...odd place to leave it. Nothing significant happened in that chapter, I guess.

However...I do have great appreciation, because they were so accurate to the scripts that they surpassed the subtitles and helped me to figure out what everyone was saying in a jumbled scene:

Netflix subtitles are bad enough, so there was no chance of relying on them for that, and I listened to it ten or twenty times and still couldn't understand what Sean Giambrione was saying. Thankfully, the books existed.

There are a few other pieces of insight granted: for one, in the novelization, there's a Ceratosaurus locked up along with the Baryonyx and herbivores. I assume it was originally intended to be there in the boards and script, largely because of two lines like this one:

Darius and Sammy both say "predators", plural. Given the pipeline of scripting, recording, boarding, and animating, it's very easy to assume that they were scripted to have both Ceratosaurus and Baryonyx in the cages, but then they cut any Ceratosaurus references to leave only Grim in the cage--which is, in my opinion, far more efficient. Releasing multiple predators in one scene would have been tricky with the pacing they set, and having Grim be the sole figure we release makes his death hit harder later. It's kind of like how the original script for Star Wars had Luke take a shot at the Death Star with his targeting computer and miss, then go back for one last pass--clipping that just improves the pacing, and you already had Red Leader's targeting computer fail. You don't need Luke to try it without the Force once, just to show how much better the Force is.

But it's little details like this that make me appreciate the books: you can track where things changed, and ask why they changed things. One fun example:

The novel has Darius say "Big rivals with Masrani and Biosyn"--Paul probably read that line in the script, but Colin or another editor had them cut Biosyn from it to give the impression that Dodgson wasn't as involved yet, or at least to give them some leeway on what Biosyn was (remember that these scripts were written and wrapped LONG before Dominion started filming).

The point is, if you're looking at novels for Scoops or for Trivia, you have to approach it from a professional, production level: recognize what changes in adaptations...whether it might be Glen Powell giving an enthusiastic "Doc-Whoo-Whoo!" when he meets Doctor Wu (as opposed to the scripted "Doctor Wu!", which is more basic and open to any interpretation), or if it's Yaz running and hiding in a bush when the Suchomimus attacks, rather than being knocked unconscious by its tail (that's a little more difficult, but I know sometimes the violence in the show had to be pulled back, so it's possible that this was an example of a possible workaround if they couldn't pull off a particularly violent head injury that is Absolutely Necessary for the next episode's plot).

(Mr. Rodriguez above may be able to shed some light on this, as he is credited as a staff writer for this episode, but I don't know how involved he was in this part...I would also like to note that the episode did feature Yaz running and hiding just before she got hit, so Yaz's concussion does seem to be omissible, if one was required to eliminate it).

In conclusion: they're not adding things to the novels, because they really can't. They're not involved in the writing process. All that might be happening is that you're getting a glimpse of the production process. Which is fun, but in its own kind of way!

But keep in mind, too, that you're going to get a LOT more from the show in terms of expression and character depth than you will in the novels--the animators will put nuances in character faces, the actors and actresses will deliver lines in certain ways, and--in very rare cases--they may find something that they have to fix or delete after they've already sent the script to the novelist for reference. Again, very rare, but not impossible.

Remember, even children's cartoons are the results of the labor from professional adults--there's so much that you can learn from them to help with your studies!

I genuinely hate how the novelisations of jwcc and especially jwct add tiny bits to the plot that are actually pretty damn crucial, and how those details just... Don't get mentioned in the show during the same exact scenes. It annoys me because both are canon (show and novellas) but let's be real - half of us have no way of getting our hands on the novelisations, and we bend ourselves backwards trying to figure out certain points of the plot or even plot holes, only to find out that they were explained in the novelisations? Like, what's up with that. And, yeah, maybe I am biased but I genuinely think that the show should cover everything that is important and essential and don't leave things unspoken or purposely misleading. Because as of now, it sometimes looks like they finish making another season of the show, release it, and realise they forgot to explain something so they go like "whoops, we're gonna patch it up in the novelisations" which is like. DUDE. That's just a horrible slip on your side. Some of us genuinely watch it for the plot yk...

[cheruv-ii]

Platonic Kenlynn ily

[missingscript]

what the silly

[snugglylime]

Midnight thought

Since, from what we've seen, hybrids are super confrontational with eachother, I imagine Darius puffing up and hissing at the scorpius like an irate cat

It's on sight

Bahahahaha YESSSS

I'm so excited to write about Darius' interactions with some of the bigger carnivores! It'll probably go something like this :,)

Thanks for the ask!!

[screeechingbat]

“Even if any of them survived, there’s no way you’d actually get a healthy, able-bodied dino from those eggs,”

^ I would actually love to see this in the canon, it would really be a good representation for disabled animals/pets.

Bumpy was premature and had a difference in horn(?) size, but those was really only mentioned in passing and to further Ben’s development, and neither of the two actually disabled her in the canon in any way*, so having it actually affect the baby (but not in a misery porn kind of way) would be nice to see.

And it’d be especially nice considering a lot about the Compy who had his leg amputated (I’m completely blanking on his name) was cut out of the episode.

*(Someone on tumblr mentioned that she should actually have two eggs considering that ankylosauruses typically have two oviducts, but it could be that her oviducts are under development due to being premature, but that hasn’t been mentioned ((yet)) in the show)

I know we’re working on cartoon logic for this, but I still can’t get over the implication that all those eggs are still viable.

I mean really, they went through multiple drastic temperature changes/environmental changes and were repeatedly tossed around and/or dropped like they were nothing.

Even if any of them survived, there’s no way you’d actually get a healthy, able-bodied dino from those eggs, they went from being surrounded by fire and to plunged into an ocean within minutes.

[livsmessydoodles]

still a menace

[gardenofginger]

ankylosaurus apple orchard 🍎🍂

colors Inspired by Bumpy from Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous & Chaos Theory! ♡

[bs-fangirl]

Dinosaurs:

[viquipo]

To be loved is to be changed

[riannimation]

"You said you'd be here..." . . . . . . . . . I meant to finish this for premiere day, but didn't feel like rushing it. This is not official show art; it is just my personal interpretation of what Brooklynn's funeral would have looked like.