Is The Mort Theory Satire?
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- čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
- Over the past 3 years I’ve uploaded a whopping 27 entries in my theory on Mort the Lemur from the Madagascar films, linking him to the entirety of Dreamworks and stringing together a timeline of the ages. It’s incredible, but confusing, so today, I finally answer: Is it all satire? I then manage to connect all of the chaos on an official timeline and reveal more truths of the greatest conspiracy the world has ever seen.
This is a very rational, direct, fast-paced video, but is well edited. It contains many recaps however, so below are chapters to skip around for returning viewers.
#MortTheory #DreamworksTheory #Madagascar #Mort
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VIDEO CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Is This All Satire?
4:36 - Full Theory Recap
7:54 - Official Mort Timeline
11:33 - How Can We Prove This?
13:33 - Official Dreamworks Timeline
15:59 - Mort’s True Form
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Do you ever watch the loud House? You know they convenience store owner. I think he’s like mort or even Kayde.
I got a question
What about death from puss in boots 2
Is he the personification of morts true power or mort post singularity remaking the universe after drinking too must sleepy juice
Could you please explain why all dreamworks entity feed on fear like pitch khan death from puss blood wolf
The beginning of
The end Ragnarock
I... I wish you well on this tom-fuck-ery
The Theorizer is the perfect example of the horshoe theory - he's gone so sane with Mort that anything he says appears to be pure insanity.
on my god justin y i havent seen you in a comment section in years u legend
JUSTIN YYYYY YOU'RE BACK!! THE LEGEND IS BACK! :0
so he is super sane,you know like the joker
He has returned the legendary pokemon….JustinY
I wonder when he has to switch to video games
Mort theory transcends satire into being the best theory ever devised
the best contemporary example of post-irony
The only other theory I can think of that rivals this is Darth Jar Jar, partly due to the fact that Lego and Disney actually made it a reality for Lego Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy.
@@therealslimweegee The Darth Jar Jar theory was NEVER satire
@@therealslimweegee I don't think that's an accurate comparison, considering the fact that it's probably plausible George Lucas originally planned Jar Jar to be the "dark" parallel/counterpart to Yoda. The reason we don't see that now, especially in the latter half of the Prequels, was because of the backlash. This could also explain why Count Dooku seemingly came out of nowhere - because his place was originally intended for [Twist Reveal] Sith Jar Jar. All of this was sort of pseudo confirmed by Jar Jar's voice actor, with the older/original script(s) sort of suggest/imply that Jar Jar had a more significant role.
I'm dead serious btw, in case that wasn't clear.
Mort has the same effect that Faz-goo and illusion disks had on Matpat
Sea Bonnies
@@CyberController- baby springtrap
Nightmare gas
@@Dusk9495 agony ball pit
so true🤣
The coverage of the theorizer on the mort theory tells me I was born in the right generation
Thank you for making me appreciate the exact moment of my birth. I never recognised how critical it was for allowing me to watch Mort Theory and fully understand it; I could’ve been born too young to understand or too late to watch it unfold, but here I am. Here WE are. Watching Mort Theory. What a wonderful gift that we are alive at the perfect time to witness this horrific and beautiful event.
you're so right this kind of content in this type of way from this insanely dedicated type of person (in the most positive way) never existed before this and never will exist in the same way again like for real
Bruh Theorizer came up with the mort theory way back when
Agreed
@@CryptidRenfri it hasn't been that long. you are acting like a generation is 10 years long. it is not.
I think I’m free…I think I’m done…but then he comes back. Mort. His face, is everywhere I go…as soon as I’m out it drags me back.
He's cursed us all. We'll never escape his grasp
@@amandapanda5087😀 my tummy is speaking to me 🤮 Mort_
"CAUSE' I AM FREEEEE!!"
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I ruined it
The Croods takes place in the future, and I can prove it. In the “Dawn of the Croods” episode “It Crushes”, the Croods enter a cave and see multiple cave paintings. One is of Mr. Peabody and Sherman (which doesn’t prove anything, time travel & such) but they also see one of *SHREK AND DONKEY*
ive never seen the croods show this is good information ^^^
This sounds important, take my upvote! :D
Dawn of the Croods is also important because There was a single episode about two giant monsters crossbreed to make a super hybrid baby, one episode that had to do with brain worms, where the chicktuna(the chicken fish) are actually revealed to be hyper intelligent. The animals seem to possess moderately intelligent behavior. and some other stuff that I would write about when I find or remember it.
I think the Croods come before Shrek but after the nukes. Humanity is trying to rebuild, but some humans are allowing themselves to be turned into beasts to survive.
The Croods are a missing link between humans and ogres.
@@elliot-sowdon I remember I made a fan story based on a theory about the Croods that explains the chimeric animals and the Neanderthals. The Neanderthals being a genetically modified form of the human race made to do physical labor, and the animals created by the the rich and super technological, then after a nuke or a disease wipes out main humanity, and reverts them to the Stone Age makes the original man the endangered species while the Neanderthals survive in slightly larger numbers in this new landscape.
The Captain Underpants show is filled with lore about tons of things, including aliens, a French-Canadian secret toilet agent, and a possible alternative origin for intelligent animals.
Duuude I didnt even think of that. Thats a great one
Need to rewatch it loll
and in some episodes we zoom into Krupps mind and see DOZENS OF IDENTICAL CLONES OF HIMSELF ALL REPRESENTING AN EMOTION.
Tell me. Tell me right now how THIS IS'NT HOW MORTS MIND OPERATES!!!
probably a lot of the same cracked out writers that worked on AHKJ
The Theorizer: I have become *Mort* destroyer of worlds
(This, while remembering "Mort" means "Death" in France)
@@InestimableFlorivoreThanks
As someone who has been watching since the text-to-speech era, it’s nice to finally have an answer to this
It's not over yet
Same
I started watching at Coraline part 4. Not as long ago as the tts era (the original intro from then was actually a bit of a bop) but geez, 8 years ago
I dont think Mort is the mango, but the mango was new god he instinctively made. One that inherited his hatred for humanity. They are fruit shaped so they'll be delicious when he consumes them
It’s a representation of his inner goal
@@TheTheorizerI I have a theory there is a dreamworld show called kipo and the age of wonderbeasts where suddenly animals mutate due to a mysterious pathogen that’s never explained also the villain is a human who’s trying to supreme mutants and the mutes use music your theory states that they replaced the sky gods and so they could also be using music as a power source just like the gods and there’s also a character named Dave who has a bunch more of himself and they’re basically immortal and it’s set 200 years in the future
Sane people recognize that this highly rational video about a highly rational subject produced by a rightfully concerned individual
I love that scene when Mort says "It's Mortin' Time" and destroys a whole universe, and then The Theorizer says "It's Theorizin' Time" and uses 24 hour long theories to somehow stop Mort
How to Train Your Dragon info that you might find useful:
1) In the first HTTYD movie, all of the dragons steal food to give to their "queen" which is a giant dragon called the Red Death that lives inside a volcano. It definitely has similar vibes to the volcano sacrifice scene from Madagascar 2. More specifically, in one scene you can see a dragon carrying Gloria the hippo as sacrificial food.
2) All of the characters believe firmly in the Norse pantheon. In one episode of the spin off series Riders of Berk, Thor "gets angry" at Berk for housing the dragons, which is evidenced by lightning striking metallic objects.
3) In the spin off series Race to the Edge (which takes place after Riders of Berk between the first and second films), the characters are served hyena gizzards at a feast and they are considered a "delicacy." This piece of evidence is made more important by the fact that the cookbook you mentioned that was found on the Madagascar plane has its title, "To Serve Lemur," written in a rune-like font.
4) The twins, Ruffnut and Tuffnut, are suspicious. They're comedically dumb in the first movie and throughout most of the series, but in RoB they contract the disease eel pox which makes them conduct scientific experiments. In RttE, after dedicating their lives to the trickster god Loki, they have several "smart" moments where they speak random words or phrases in languages including French, German, and Italian. Tuffnut is has more of these moments than Ruffnut. Tuffnut also has a pet chicken and at one point he believes he is turning into a dragon werewolf type thing and the chicken SPEAKS TO HIM during his insanity
Agreed at everything how to train Dragon takes place at the early part of the timeline.
But also consider the fact that at the end the timeline we actually have an explicit Charator called the dragon warrior. Po who is black and white like king, Julian, maybe theoretically more chose the pandas because they’re similar to king Julian.
Ruffnut has the chicken. But yes all very interesting,
Should we mention the ....
Peacock spin off that takes place in the future 😬
It is definitely early on in the timeline because of the end of the third movie where dragons go into hiding in the hidden world and in the following show / movie dragons and the nine realms they are back and it is the modern day so it would make sense if how to train your dragon is throwing the earliest possible point in the timeline and if so that would mean that of the villains from the three movies we know of two that are likely a part of f.e.e.t that being Draco and what's his name called the night fury killer those two are likely the earliest possible incarnations of f.e.e.t operatives at least from what I can tell
@@winston2443 No I'd prefer to live my life believing that Dreamworks didn't massacre one of my favorite childhood movies with that cursed abomination of a show
@@terriw5493 It's possible that Drago and Grimmel could be Footmen but neither of them are French (France didn't exist in the same way it does now) and it's important to note that all of the Vikings either hated dragons or wanted to exploit them (except for like two islands' worth of people in Race to the Edge) and Berk is an outlier thanks to Hiccup
The Chicken Run series feels important as we see Mrs. Tweedy being defeated by sentient animals and in the next film is running a factory that kills the sentient animals by making them unintelligent and turning them into food. This is clearly a front by FEET and Mrs. Tweedy was recruited by FEET after her experiences with sentient animals.
Outside of theory stuff, is the sequel good?
@@blindedjourneyman yes
@@thegamingprozone1941 thank god! Now I know to go track it down with soubd mind, THANK YOU!
I was just thinking this! I really hope the Theorizer sees some of these because alot of these theories make alot of sense!
Also, the slaughterhouse in Chicken Run 2 is themed on a carnival, perhaps within the context of Mort Theory, Tweedy is doing double duty for FEET by both regressing animals and powering the gods with creativity?
Call of Morthulu
Shadow over innsmort
Unironically
Mortains of Madness
@@whatthewhatthe9117 Alternatively, Shadows over Mortistrad
Just remember this, each time you upload you make thousands of people's days thank you for everything man
And break millions of peoples minds
@@onedova2298 hes basically just matpat 2.0
Matpat but escaped the asylum
@@queen_zj6136 lmao
Mort is so messed up bruh mort is love mort is life mort is death, and we have killed him
I know it's low priority because it's a 2D animated Dreamworks show but I feel Kipo and The Age of Wonderbeasts fits into this theory really well, I believe it takes place after the animal rights movies but before Shrek, just after the initial fall of modern humanity, in the show animals have mutated to become anthropomorphic and intelligent, humans are living in underground bunkers called burrows, and in the third season the villains are a group of humans working to revert animals back to their pre-mutation unintelligent state. Also, the villain of the first two seasons, Scarlemagne, is a mandrill mutant that was created when they were trying to figure out what substance caused the mutation in the first place and then engineer a formula to reverse it, but he escaped because two of the scientists, the main character Kipo's parents became attached to him and didn't want to turn him back into a normal mandrill. And you know what's the kicker? They tought him FRENCH HISTORY which is how he chose the name Scarlemagne, he combined the word scar because of the scars on his face with CHARLEMAGNE, a ruler of medieval FRANCE! The FEET connections are right there! Also, each group of mutant animals in the show have their own genre of music. Anyway, by the end of the show humans are back to living on the surface with the mutant animals and I believe somepoint after this is how we get to the Shrek era.
That’s a really good idea we even though Kipos able to actually control her animal, mutant powers via music
Omg I've watched that show! Didn't notice the connections before, thank you!
Slots really well into the theory. Watched a bit of the show, and it’s pretty neat.
It is also just a good show and worth a watch I think
Morts eyes are yellow like the uncorrupted spirt realm. Which could imply that by accepting death and literally let him look at every last piece of you is what the dragon warrior entails. A prophesied bringer of righteous death?
How To Train Your Dragon's spin off show Dragons: The Nine Realms takes place several hundred years after the original movies in a future that generally resembles the modern day, which would suggest that How to Train Your Dragon's films are in the past on your timeline.
Or it's cycle.
Is "Dragons: The Nine Realms" canon though? 🤔
I would personally have HTTYD as far past and Croods as post nuke rebuilding that becomes Shrek. Dragons go into hiding at the end of the trilogy thinking they aren't ready to be in society, maybe Shrek's dragon is a scout checking on how humans are doing centeries later discovering seemingly nothing's changed
I said this in another video, but I’m almost certain the mermaid at the start of Shrek 2 is the same one from Ruby Gillman. This supports the timeline, that the Shrek films come WAY after what would be considered close to present day, as she looks like she aged a significant amount after all those centuries or what have you (she ages quite slow so this makes sense with context from the film).
its actually crazy that this kind of makes sense
thats crazy
yeah i'll add that to my worldview.
Do you regret losing your mind?
He shouldn't, he'll find it again eventually.
"Maybe I've lost my mind... or maybe I've found it." - Emilia Fart 'Why I dress like an obese, deranged Judge Judy'
It was only holding him back from his true theorizing potential.
Lost... or perhaps found?
No.
Wait are you talking to him or me?
And here we are, after months…
The beginning of the end. .
Brace for dear *fucking* impact
Months? Lmfao, lmao, lol.......maybe for you, been here for years n years XD
@@blindedjourneyman same, I was just joking XD
Since you are including all dreamworks properties, that makes Victor Quartermaine, the villain of Wallace and Gromit: Curse of the Were Rabbit, a potential member of FEET, given his name of french origin and his anti-intelligent animal stance, and further more, in the videogame adaptation (once again, _every_ property) he develops a technology to mind control the animals, as does Dwayne Lefontant, the verminator, a known FEET member, in the ps2 adaptation of Over the Hedge. Is the true goal of FEET to control the intelligent animals, rather than simply suppress them?
Not to mention the Bad Guys, where the meteor, presumably sent by the sky gods, is used to control the minds of animals (albeit by an intelligent animal itself).
I'm not sure about the true goal stuff, as the true goal for FEET would be to prevent Mort from reaching godhood again.
The mind control is probably a means to an end, not the final goal.
Yeah, and whilst he does have an intelligent pet dog, this dog acts like a normal animal around Quartermaine, so Philip might actually be working for Mort. Even the fight he and Gromit have seems to be a show, as during one part he is highly civil towards Gromit, suggesting that he is putting on an act of loyalty to Victor.
@@bencook1068 I also always thought that Victor's dog actually hated him, especially because of how gentlemanly his fight with Gromit is when he pays for the plane ride, instead of taking advantage of the situation. It's a bit like how Fluffles is the dog of The Bake-O-Lite girl, yet actually hates her, but more subtle.
Ruby and Gilman are both French names so possibly the krakens were made by F.E.E.T to have the power of beasts and the intelligence and sky god connection of humans
This is fabulous, I’ve learned over the years to never doubt the theorizer. Also, I do believe that How to train your dragon would have to come earlier in the time line because it has a spin off show that takes place in the future where we can see more technologically advanced humans. So perhaps the first HTTYD film was a first effort of the animals to be respected, before they were shot down and forced into exile.
Wait don't the dragons suddenly have the ability to talk in that future show?
THEY'RE EVOLVING
@@peanutgallery4 This is simply more evidence for the THEORY!
The series that happens in the Future is called dragons the nine realm, the series where the dragon speack is called rescue riders.
Rescue Riders happend before the nine realm, but the dragons didn't evolve back, the dragons in rescue riders can only speack because the main two human characters were saved and raised by dragons. Every other human in the Show can't understand what the dragons are saying
Is weird that Netflix removed the king Julian series and Madagascar movies
And yet Shrek's still there.
Ooh, I wonder how Netflix as a whole plays into all this now.
They're covering it up
I personally believe that How to Train Your Dragon is early in the timeline because the trilogy ends with the dragons and humans separating with the implication being that they will join together in the future when ready. I like to think that the dragon took advantage of the weakened humans as revenge for all the oppression they received for centuries. So basically, HTTYD is likely to have led to more animal rising stuff which we don’t see which means the original movies are early in the timeline
That’s my personal theory though and I admittedly haven’t seen the TV shows (although the movies are obviously of a higher priority)
I've been htinking that Mort is an Azathoth-like figure for a while, I'm glad you agree.
Also, there's the Croods TV Show, which includes a lot of humans evolving and trying their best to supress the animals in it, which could take place after the bombs drop, as they reference things like television, movies, and a guy even says "yolo" at one point during the TV show. There's also the rather idea that the Burgen from Trolls are a degenerate form of humans, and have their lost their ability to feel emotions other than despair (this could possibly be because of Mort, as he has regularly said that he's dead inside and may possess the power to endow this in other creatures).
But yeah, love your videos, keep up the good work.
But they haven’t the entire point of film for the virgins is it they actually can feel emotion, they just thought culturally it only came via death, by eating trolls, or the last remnants of music and how did they become happy afterwards by singing, engaging in music?
I would posit that actually the trolls are shards of the sky, gods or a crypted Mort whose goals to spread music to fight back against the whole mort
Still good ideas
"We Need To Go Deeper Theorizer"
Mort is everything. He was always everything, he will always be everything, no matter if you try to deny it. The theorizer is the only one who cares enough to dive this deep into a fictional (?) god? Death itself? We may never know, but we DO know that 1. We will never escape him, and 2. The theorizer will always be looking deeper and sharing information with us. This is why I’m subscribed.
This is based off of two while low priority shows(She-Ra and Kipo: Age Of the Wonderbeasts (there may be more), I’d argue that instead of humans devolving and animals evolving . In both of these Shows humans have animal characteristics and animals with human characteristics. It’s much more prominent in kipo than in She-Ra. I feel like there is some linchpin potentially in Kipo.
The movies are of higher authority than the shows in the Mort theory. If they conflict the movies will be followed
I love the whole Mort theory series.
I did watch the show because I thought you were joking. Sorry for doubting
One thing about Flushed Away...
The main villain is french again (well, not really, it's a british frog, but uses a group of french frogs against the protagonists)
"One must imagine The Theorizer sane" - Albert Camus
Considering the parallels from Mort and Kronos I realized the Sky Gods mentioned and shown in AHKJ ARE THE OLYMPIANS. The Pineapple leader is clearly Zeus and this is from the Madagascar wiki: also with my notes. The various gods are mentioned (firstly) in the following episodes:
Frank I think that's the pineapples/Zeuses name.- Enter the Fanaloka
Kevin God of precipitation and rain maybe Hera? the wife of Zeus - He Blinded Me With Science
Larry the lava God is Hephaestus - Are you there, Frank? It’s me, King Julien
Judy Goddess of the sea, clearly Poseidon- That Sinking Feeling
Gladys Goddess of fruits and grains is Demeter - Oh Captain My Captain
Another God is pictured in a book in Are You There, Frank? It's Me, King Julien, and this is a god shaped like a bull, Neither his name nor area of specialty are known ,maybe Hades? one last thing. you know the inbreeding jokes in AHKJ? well a LOT of family's in Greek mythology's COMES FROM INBREEDING
The new Orion and the Dark movie depicts FEET mythology among its lower members and gives us a timeframe for exactly when the nuclear explosion goes off.
The movie describes a boy’s adventure with the personification of darkness who brings night to the world, while Light brings day to the world (Sky God symbology). There are also other night entities, Unexplained Noises, Insomnia, Sleep, Quiet, and *Sweet Dreams* (Just Like the Sandman from Rise of the Guardians). In the movie, all of Dark’s friends leave him, so he decides to wait for Light to kill him by being *consumed* by lightness. However, Dark is later brought back by being brought out of Orion’s dream.
The main issue with this movie is that it’s openly shown to just be a story that older Orion is telling to his daughter. However, Orion is shown to be working at a planetarium, and it would make sense that an organization such as FEET would want to study the stars where their gods live. I believe that the story of Orion and the Dark is some form of FEET mythology being warped into a bedtime story, with the night entities being the Sky Gods and Light being Mort.
In addition to more FEET lore, this movie also gives us a timeframe for the Nuclear fallout’s timeline placement. At the very end, we see a much older Orion and his grandson. If I recall correctly, the child Orion events take place in modern day, which would place the future events around 50-60 years after modern day, landing nuclear fallout, at the earliest, 2050 or so. If I missed anything from this movie, remind me in the replies.
I want to point out that at one point (I think it was julian's dream) Mort talks backwards and says "let's do this. Where I come from there's always MANGOS in the air"
Backwards like the timeline
Also In the animationologists video about the Twin Peaks red room scene a big revelation is that Mangos are a sign of anti-humanity because say this numerous times: mango, man-go, MAN GOES
@@TheTheorizer
I KNEW MORT WAS AN EVIL MANGO 🥭
Also how do you think robots or Ai play into your "theory"? There will be a move called the The Wild Robot in 2025. Do you think mega mind has something to do with the possible robot resistance?
Will the grandchildren(gods created humans and they themselves did robots) of the fruit gods try to slay M🧿RT and maybe succeed?
@@TheTheorizerAlso, the movie Robots 2005, like what's that about? There's no humans or animals. Was it MORT defeated?
You absolutely broke me with: Is Verne Oogway.
Here's the thing: Pandas are more closely related to raccoons than bears.
“Before there was time, before there was anything... there was nothing. And before there was nothing... there were monsters.”
"where we come from there are mangos in the air" And now we know he was a mango, so mort was likely fragmented before he specifically took the form of a lemur, witch fits the timeline perfectly.
An idea: I’ve talked a bit about Voltron Legendary Defender (and some of Toei’s other properties) and how it could be fitted in: I have a feeling it takes place late on in the timeline, after the nuclear war: to protect humanity members of FEET went into space after creating the Voltron Force, which leads into the events of the show thousands of years later against Mort’s forces
Here's some potential ideas for you.
Quote from Penguins TV Series
Private - "Neighbors don't eat neighbors"
Mort - "I do... if my neighbor is a mango" (aka his supposed true form)
Animals Who Want to Rise Against Humans:
Dr. Blowhole
The Blue Hen (Penguins villlain)
The Red Squirrel
General Mandible from Antz (haven't seen it, but read he wanted the ants to become stronger)
Professor Marmalade
Barry B. Benson (He sues the Human Race and helps others rise like the cow at the end)
RJ and the Over the Hedge crew (including Vincent)
Agents for the Anti-Animal Organization:
Chantel Dubois (assigned to Alex the Lion, the peace maker between humans & animals)
Nana (Russian devision, inspires humans to stand their ground, has eaten lion)
Officer X (trained since birth, enemy of the penguins)
Zookeeper Frances (Mission: replace all zoo animals with androids
- 1st Target: Hoboken (test area, manipulates the public)
- 2nd Target: Central Park Zoo (known inhabitants: Penguins, Alex the Lion, and Mort)
- Both Frances and her androids sing when meeting the penguins
Ms. Grunion from Mr. Peabody (Mission: stop Mr. Peabody's rise in power)
Mr. Montgomery (Mission: end Barry's lawsuit and bring prejudice against bees)
Dwayne from Over the Hedge (skilled exterminator) (in the video game adaption, he uses mind control on the animals, including Vincent)
Grocery Store worker from Bee Movie (wasn't surprised that Barry could talk)
Honeyfarms (plainly evil and knows of the bees intelligence)
Non-agent humans that are influenced by the organization or just hate animals:
Zookeeper Alice (suspicious of the penguins, but doesn't have the exterminator training)
Ken from Bee Movie (hates Barry for stealing his girlfriend)
Guy Ganye (possible retire agent, against Turbo for being a snail)
Police Chief Misty Luggins from Bad Guys (dedicated to capturing the Bad Guys, but dosen't show prejudice against Diane or Marmalade)
Animals who have peacefully risen:
Mr. Peabody (use intelligence to help humany)
Diane Foxington (reformed thief turned honorable governor)
Bug Societies (Antz and Bee Movie show them highly evolved and hidden from Humanity)
BOB from Monsters vs. Aliens could be a cursed Fruit God
- He was a tomato mutated by humans
- Is a mindless indestructible blob
- In the Halloween short, he mentions to have a mother to was killed in a salad bar
- Claims to speak produce in same short, comunicating with the mutated pumpkins
The Guardians are not on the human or animal side, they just keep order in the youth:
- Two humans, a fairy and a bunny are members
- The Man in the Moon desires to protect Dreams, Fun, Wonder, Hope and Memories in the youth of Earth
Gallaxhar is from a divergent evolution of Megamind's species
Precious against the animal side is rampent (Monsters and Fairy Tale creatures are also decrimigated as monsters)
Have you ever notice only magical animals in Shrek can talk. I heard their was a deleted seen where Jack Horner's wish to steal magic reverts Puss and Kitty into non-intelligent animals, implying the source is magic.
Alex, Skipper and Barry B. Benson bring major change to the Natural Order.
- Alex the Dancing Lion brings peace through mesmerizing humans with his moves (even Nana isn't immune)
- Skipper, as a child, rejected Nature to save an egg containing the cutiest penguin ever, eventually forming a group protecting both animals and humans. (Note that the entire Madagascar trilogy is CAUSED by the penguins. Marty decision, the Boat, The Plane, The Water Hole drying up, the rescue missions)
- Barry B. Benson is the most despicable of them. Unpleaced in the Bee's utopian society, he sues the human race, discredits human celebrities, destroys order and wipe outs nature, and continues to lead uprsisings with other bugs and exploited animals like cows. Barry is a threat.
Hope this info could assist in your theory and sort things out.
P.S., Glad to know your not really insane. Had me woried for a while. Get some rest before your next video.
o7
Good job on this. o7
*walks into the tops*
What in the goddamn?
You remember the little wierd dragons from HTTYD that Gober said were a bad omen? They HAVE to be connected in some way. Maybe they are further extensions of Mort in some way? That HAS to be how httyd connects!
this is the first time ive caught a video right after it was posted!
Donkey is the original dragon warrior
How to train your wife
In the science fiction empire-building strategy video game Stellaris, there is a being known as the Worm-In-Waiting. It is a dimensional horror that lives at the center of a black hole, perhaps _all_ black holes, where space ceases to exist and time is compressed into a knot. The Worm, also known as the Loop, has a psychic symbiotic or perhaps parasitic relationship with a chosen empire. This civilization discovers a signal from the Worm, which then begins to _...change..._ the civilization itself. The key mantra of this signal is WHAT WAS WILL BE, and foretells that the civilization will regress and devolve into a different form, an ancestor species that will survive some sort of apocalypse before heading into space, rediscovering the Worm and its signal, and begin the cycle anew.
What Was Will Be. The timeline that works both ways, one species overtaking the other and rebuilding after an apocalypse. A ravenous, bottomless being at the center of it all, the embodiment of time and destruction.
Idk. The Worm-In-Waiting sounds a little bit like Mort, doesn't it?
Mort is so powerful that his reach extends beyond the fictional realm
POV- My family is watching Madagascar
Me- MORT IS DEATH ITSELF
My family- “huh?”
When you mentioned the fruit I immediately thought of a mango lmao. I mean, it's literally the most important food they have in the wjole show. And they treat it very suspiciously
I have a question. If all of Dreamworks is the Work of Mort's Dream, then what's the connection between Mort and the boy on the Dreamworks logo? The boy changes sometimes, too. Is that part of the timeline, perhaps? A story of humans being overtaken by intelligent animals, maybe?
Something I've been thinking about (with much more dedication than any person should) is how the Sky Gods feel about animals eating fruit. We've seen that they take the form of various fruits, so how would they react to the consumption of their non-sapient doppelgangers? Would they see it as blasphemous, and a sign that they're firmly on Mort's side of this grand battle? Are the fruit on Earth actually a sort of tribute from the Sky Gods, and a gift to those who worship them? I don't think there's any evidence showing that the Sky Gods care either way, but I do find it interesting that on the island of Madagascar (where the Sky Gods seem to be the most active) the herbivorous lemurs are sapient while the carnivorous foosa act more like actual animals. Maybe all fruits are a sort of forbidden fruit in the Dreamworks universe, and are imbued with some trace amounts of godly wisdom.
I remember that in an early episode of AHKJ, we saw inside Julian’s dream that was a parody of Twin Peaks and Mort was there and said something in reverse that you translated as: “Let’s do this, where we come from there’s always MANGOS in the air!”
One day, this guy is just going to ascend to Frankula forever because he knows too much
remember the clown in the candidate episode in AHKJ? the one you said represented fear? well I found him in the Captain Underpants show on Netflix in EPISODE 6. he is named "Looky Lou The Clown" and I think he doesn't represent fear, but as a mascot of FEET, a sign that the Gods are watching. I want to do a diary/ documentary looking into the show. I have my own theory that supports Mort's shapeshifting powers having to do with Krupp.
New theory when?
I feel like some years down the line I'm gonna come across a video about how the Mort theory had a chokehold on us at one point
In the first croods movie Guy’s plan to survive ‘the end’ as he calls it is to ride THE SUN to tomorrow.
For any new viewers: when he said he was intermittently psychotic, he wasn't joking. He had a months long manic episode from medication he was taking.
There's a DreamWorks cartoon called Dinotrux which takes place in a world inhabited entirely by robotic dinosaurs. Not sure where it takes place, but since it's in a wasteland with seemingly no organic life I think it could be after Kung Fu Panda and Trolls, but it could very well be during the alien era before society rebuilt.
I was thinking about this too there seems to be life but only in plant form
Despicable me 4 previous villains are coming back.
It's Illumination not DreamWorks
@@ash_-_skyle I know that.
I thought that he would be a Peach. I mean far into the future Kung Fu Panda has a peach tree and well that peach tree is magical. Oogway use its petals to disappear. Shifu used it to get the dragon scroll. A bunch of Peachtree petals appeared out of nowhere once Poe send himself and Kai to the spirit realm. The Peachtree literally gave it's chi to Oogway to help him get rid of a bad guy in the show Kung Fu Panda Legends of Awesomeness. So does that mean that Peach is also a sky god? And if so why did Mort leave it alive?
17:00 'Where I come from there are always Mango's in the air' -Mort in King Julian's fever dream
Doesnt mean anything only hints that Mangos could be connect to mort. Please like so The Theorizer can see this.
I think it's less of a "dreamworks universe" and more "dreamworks multiverse". As you said, mort was spread across the multiverse, not just the universe. Also, it would explain most of contradictions between diffrent movies, like megamind, monsters vs aliens and home aren't really compatable. Another proof for this is that dreamworks also made shows like jurassic world camp cretacoeus (cannonical show in jurassic park/jurassic world franchise), where it's just impossible that this is happening in the same world as many other dreamworks movies and shows.
Possibly, the FEET is a consistency that spans universes. There is a prime universe too, however.
@@TheTheorizer Yes, propably most of movies are in dreamworks prime universe, other universes are just for movies with contradictions to universe prime.
imagine no one at DreamWorks ever saw this, they sit down one day to check all of it and they give you a call for future plans cause they never thought of all of this
Trolls for sure is around kung fu panda, because in the second movie the villians are veryyyy human like. Once the audience found out the "humans" were taking trolls and using them as slaves they were arrested.
I'm going to re-use my recent comment about the Twin Peaks reference. You mention that Mort's original form may be a mango and in the Twin Peaks scene, Mort says "Where we come from, there are Mangos in the air". Just food for thought.
I've been wondering how Netflix plays into this whole theory--and then I remembered WWE's Monday Night RAW is supposed to go there next year.
Pro wrestling began as an 1830s French circus attraction; Shrek was inspired by Maurice Tillet aka the French Angel; and who can forget when Shrek tore it up in Farquaad's ring? Hmm...
Kipo and the age of wonderbeasts feels really important to this timeline
Mango starts with M and Mort starts with M.
Makes sense
I have another piece of potential evidence: Throughout the 2010's, there was a game called Jumpstart, and for about half of its life, it acquired a few DreamWorks properties, namely How To Train Your Dragon, and Madagascar. Madagascar gave the main game it's only true overarching "plot", the plot being that animals are disappearing from the New York zoo, and the Penguins recruit the players ("Jumpees", as they were known), to help save them, find the culprit(s), and bing them to justice, whereas HTTYD, while in the game for a short time, had a spinoff called "School of Dragons", and Madagascar did too, with the title being "World of Madagascar". I like to think that the Jumpstart universe (I say universe because there's another game called Math Blaster that was made by the same developers but was set in space, though Max, one of the main characters, did cross into one of the later Jumpstart games, as well as a game called "Magic & Mythies", which took place in a Fantasy world completely separate from the main Jumpstart world is another universe in Mort's mind. A side project, if you will.
What does this mean for the theory, you ask? Well, I think that the world of Jumpstart was quite literally Mort's own matrix. Or, at least, one that one of his alternate, more innocent personas conjured up. Why? Well, not only is there ANOTHER version of the Zoosters and Penguins, but there was a mini game that had the Zoosters as babies, as seen at the time in Madagascar 2, with the game being a slide game, which had Mort in it. Time dilation, your honor. Now, JumpStart and all of its related games shut down sometime in 2023, with World of Madagascar & Magic & Mythies shutting down a few years earlier. I suspect that it was because one of the personalities couldn't find a way to keep it sustainably continuing, with new and inspired, but still fitting, ideas. One of the characters, a fairy named Ivy, even lost a real voice provided by a human, and was replaced by I think an AI. Also, in both the main Jumpstart game and World of Madagascar, there were mini games where you could brew concoctions to turn other players into animals, just like Mort wants.
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So croods (only seen the first) definitely wants you to think it’s in he past, but the animals are definitely fantastical and could easily be in the future with your theory
She-Ra contains an example of the creation of an intelligent (and flying) horse from a bog standard horse
If you really want to include ALL of the DreamWorks properties, should we also include acquired ones like Felix the Cat? He's should be around the era where humans and animals co-exist and personally I think he's too powerful to ignore. You know, with him being able to detach body parts and all and practically bend reality to his will.
Also he has and infinite bag of tricks which later shows up in Puss in Boots The Last Wish. Just food for thought.
That means even Fat Albert could be in there somehow lol
the adventures of puss in boots has a nether realm and a tortoise kaiju and a eldritch god literally called the blood wolf. I figure this show could actually be more help.
WIAT WAIT WAIT! Do you remember the big Monkey at the end of Croods 2? WHAT WAS THE MONKEYS MAIN SOURCE OF FOOD? FRUIT!
Do with that what you will with that....
You forgot to mention how in Dawn of the Croods where God is portrayed as a foot named skerminggleflop and how the Dad (who believes that humans should not advance and should stay like animals) has an unexplained rivalry with the moon.
Three more videos and the Theorizer's voice is gonna be Corpse Husband level deep.
how to train your dragon has a sequel series thats in the slight future, so i would *Guess* it takes place in the past.
We don't count that one cause it's bad. Really bad.
I literally got chills when I heard the mango theory part because it immediately made me think back to that episode where they referenced Twin Peaks and Mort’s backwards sentence translated to “Let’s do this! From where we come from there’s always mango’s in the air.”🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯
I've said this before, but I think bears have some importance. Mort's father, Vincent eating the moon, the two seperate 3 bears dynasties. Maybe they're working with FEET? I don't know, just a suggestion.
i haven't watched you in years and im so glad this video brought me back im dying 2 minutes in
Another banger love your videos man
If Gingie and the others were in the swamp when Shrek, Donkey, and Puss were arrested how did they get to the kingdom of far far away so quickly? The only way I can think of is Dragon giving them a ride there, allowing Donkey to kiss Dragon as an effort to stay as a stallion.
In the monsters vs aliens Halloween special, there is these pumpkins mutated by aliens and begin consuming candy to become bigger and bigger until “the whole world becomes their pumpkin patch”. Perhaps that could tie in to the sky gods in some way
I am a simple man. I saw Mort Theory and I clicked the notification.
Re-posting this again for visibility. Theorizer, I may have figured out a key part of the timeline. The very tipping point between the skygods and Mort. Dreamworks have made several Jurassic Park video games for the 1997 sequel, The Lost World: Jurassic Park. One of which for the PSX/Sega Saturn has the dreamworks logo in it. However it's a VERY unique version. Just see for yourself...
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The sound when he's pulled down is from a Velociraptor. a highly intelligent animal brought back from the dead by humans. In Jurassic Park 3 they're said to be more intelligent than dolphins or whales, or even primates. In the original film, the game warden says they show signs of "Extreme intelligence, even problem solving intelligence." and "When she looks at you, you can see she's working things out." as well as that the lead raptor had her subordinates attack the fences to test them for weaknesses. "They remember...". In Jurassic World Velociraptor is the subject of a years long study on their intelligence called "Project I.B.R.I.S." or "Integrated Behavioral Raptor Intelligence Study" which was an attempt to train them to be used as weapons. This project resulted in both the raptors seen in Jurassic World, as well as the Indominus Rex and Indoraptor hybrids. Both of which were extremely intelligent. The Indoraptor even showing traits of a being a sadist. I.B.R.I.S. also resulted in the Velociraptor Blue, who repeatedly showed a near human level of empathy and intelligence. Even sharing a bond with her handler, Owen Grady. Another of the raptors, Delta, shows a bond with another raptor trainer ( who is french ) named Barry Sembène. Both of these men have a deep understanding and respect for the raptors under their care.
If the timeline of dreamworks films is reversed with humans devolving and The Croods taking place in the future, where do the dinosaurs come from? this answers that. It's the catalyst for the fall of humanity. The sky gods and death have been at war for millions of years, neither the intelligent animals nor humans/skygods could win. However humans cloned dead intelligent animals unknowingly, they somehow killed the skygods and thus the war ends. Humans rapidly devolve and the intelligent animals win, leading us into the Croods and Kung Fu Panda.
This game is from 1997, predating the first dreamworks animated film, ANTZ, by a year. meaning this moment has been there all along as every film and show were made. there's also a version of the intro without him on the moon, possibly showing events after this?
Dreamworks have also made two Jurassic World cartoons, Camp Cretaceous and it's sequel, Chaos Theory. I don't know if there would be much info in the shows themselves, but it's still made by dreamworks and means Jurassic World and the events after it depicting dinosaurs escaping into the world happened. While the films themselves are not dreamworks and therefore may happen differently if any contradictions with the shows/games happen, The ending of the latest film: Jurassic World Dominion ends with the moral message of the world needing to come to terms with the dinosaurs existing as a part of nature again.
Also some time between the events of Jurassic World and Dominion, Barry Sembène ( mentioned earlier, and french ) joins the C.I.A. as an undercover agent trying to stop the illegal trafficking and sale of dinosaurs by criminal organizations.
Both in Dominion and Chaos Theory there is another raptor pack, this time a species called Atrociraptor. They act like trained attack dogs, the way the I.B.R.I.S. raptors were intended to be and are used by criminals.
Another Dreamworks game released in 1998 is The Lost World: Jurassic Park: Trespasser. in it a list of the names of a few of the hunters from the 1997 incident are listed off. One of them is jurassicpark.fandom.com/wiki/Lasalle
who has a french name and is described as "Lasalle was a disciple of Roland's, sometime poacher, fancied himself a master hunter. An ex-policeman from South-Africa, sort of a soldier or fortuna character. Known as "The Maharaja" to his fellows, highly skilled but only works alone. He was meant to radio for picking up from the communication station" Rolland Tembo is a world famous big game hunter in the film.
Trespasser also changes several dates to match the original novel, not the film. However the island shown is from neither.
Dreamworks also made a RTS game for The Lost World called Chaos Island. It vaguely depicts the events of the film. As well as a fighting game for the PSX called Jurassic Park: Warpath.
This one is a stretch, however the creature that destroyed Jurassic World and set off the events that caused the dinosaurs to escape is a sentient, sapient, intelligent hybrid called the Indominus Rex. Which in-universe is created by the scientist Dr. Wu. However.... in real life, the creature was created by the paleontologist hired to work on the films. Who just so happens to be named Jack Horner. It is theorized the Indominus has human DNA in it, but it isn't confirmed. I think the main source of this was a graph showing what it's made of with "???" for it's brain.
The timeline would have the events of dreamworks properties outrank the films. So instead of 1993, the first film events would take place in 1989. The Second film would take place in 1997, and would instead be Chaos Island and the PSX/saturn game. Trespasser would then take place in 1998. Jurassic Park 3 would still be in 2001 and most likely remain the same. The Jurassic World trilogy would still take place in 2014, 2018 and 2022. Jurassic World does not take place when the film came out, due to the film coming out in June, but the film featuring snow and Christmas music on the mainland. Implying it's December of 2014. An interesting meta note though. The park Jurassic World opens in 2005.... The same year as Madagascar. The same year Mort was introduced to Dreamworks films.
For more info on the timeline, Trespasser features a memoir by John Parker Hammond, who is the character that created Jurassic Park. It was narrated by the actor who played him in the films, the late Lord Richard Attenborough.
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In the game Chaos Island there is a DNA serum that allows direct control over the dinosaurs minds, making them into "radio controlled cars with teeth". They are used by both factions in the game in a pseudo war for survival on the island.
In Camp Cretaceous there is a company named Mantah Corp who use a brain implant in the dinosaurs with the exact same result of direct control of these intelligent animals.
One other thing of note,, Chaos Island features a cheat code that spawns a grey alien on your team, and Trespasser features a monolith like in 2001 A Space Odyssey.
This entry reset my train of thought so hard i forgot i was gonna draw during and/or after watching it for a solid 37 seconds, this theory is your magnum opus and i crave more.
Trollhunters: has aliens, time travel, Mythical Creatures, and Magic, it is a dreamworks show that could fit into the theory,
The trolls fit into the roll of fantasy Creatures rising up,
The aliens fight the government who is trying to capture them, also the aliens (who came from the sky) have fascination with music
How To Train Your Dragon is about a world (set in the viking age around the year 1000 (THIS IS KNOWN*)) where dragons and humans are at war with each other. Hiccup tames a dragon and learns that they don't have to kill the dragons and that they can co-exist. Over the 3 movies what they find out is that it's too dangerous for dragons to be at the mercy of humans as humans will always try to hurt and exploit them. For that reason they hide away in the Hidden World (movie 3).
Now there is a canon spinoff called Dragons; The Nine Realms. Which takes place 1300 years after the movies, in the 2000s. I haven't really watched this one but from what I know the dragons stayed in this Hidden World for all those years and humans don't know that the dragons exist there.
Looking at how the dragons were able to evolve in this time, without the presence of humans interfering could be interesting to dive into.
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I’ve always thought the Captain Underpants show was essential for this theory; it has similar vibes to All Hail King Juliet in terms of writing and might be essential
“Though you actions were just, you know to much.
Though the cause is now gone, the dark- you brushed;
Left a permanent stain, you’ve become a risk.
Though this wasn’t your fault, you must be purged for this.”
-Inquisitor (REDACTED)
I got a question
What about death from puss in boots 2
Is he the personification of morts true power or mort post singularity remaking the universe after drinking too must sleepy juice
i view death as being a kind of mort ''meat puppet''
Finally, ive been waiting for his insanity
Yeah, I’ve got a question about the theory that Trolls takes place in far future America while Kung Fu Panda takes place in far future China.
Kung Fu Panda: The Dragon Knight is on the bottom of the hierarchy of content to use as evidence, but It thoroughly shows other parts of the KFP world inhabited by animals, such as India, South America, England, Polynesia, and more. This show also apparently includes characters and lore that long precedes Oogway and Kai’s adventures in the timeline.
Of course, Dreamworks themselves doesn’t consider this, or any of the TV shows at all, to be canon. But, I thought it was fun to bring up. Good luck with your next parts!
In season 3, episode 4, the mangos falling is foreshadowed by mort speaking backwards saying: "the mangos are falling" which you mentioned in the second episode of the most theory
You have to look into the troll hunters stuff I think it could be important and the ending with time travel and the world ending event in the movie could be