The LOST Pokemon Movie About An Actual Dinosaur
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- This time on DidYouKnowMovies we look at the LOST Pokemon movie about an actual dinosaur. This was planned as the 3rd Pokemon movie, but was cancelled before production began.
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Saw it but i prefer the old style for didyouknowgaming and did you know movies
@@kasam0308 I actually really like these stories about Shudo, I think they’re interesting.
That has to be my favorite pokemon related video in years.
What is the background music name
if they bring animals back animals in regions where Pokémon rare or doesn't exist their something make Pokémon don't want to live their and most wild wildness and make people weird cough cough making people act more like real people in reasoning/likes/ dislike.
What a devastating story of alcoholism, existentialism, industry drama, economic strife, and aging. The thought of the man abusing himself so badly, wandering the streets and taking pity on the poorest of merchants, was moving―but when at *8:24* he talks about possibly not seeing his daughter grow even to adolescence before his death, I began to cry. What a tragic tale. Thank you for sharing
His story needs an adaptation
This story was insane! Huge props to Dr Lava and Dogasu's Backpack.
This was insane!
Cheers :)
Love you doc (again)
Can we smell Dr lava's bile duct to show gratitude
@@DJIVision you've been doing amazing work since you joined the "Did you know" team!
The more I learn about this guy the more interesting and sad his story gets. I hope he was finally able to find peace.
You probably shouldn't. Supposedly he's the reason why some of Ash's Pokémon never evolved.
@@atre5763 You seem really cheerful. Maybe you should try being sympathetic to a tragic lost life rather than being upset a character in a children's show from 20+ years ago didn't metagame like you wanted.
@@cronolink9 This isn't about some metagame crap. This is about common sense. This has been a major problem with the anime itself. The fact that Ash nor his friends hardly ever evolve their Pokémon has bugged me even back then. It makes the character come across even dumber than usual. It's bad from a fundamental level. Why do you think people make so many jokes on Ash?
@@atre5763 So uh. Don't know if you realize this or not but:
Ash is a fictional character.
Takeshi Shudo was a real person.
Like sure, critique the writing all you want, but it's a pretty weird thing to just start bombarding people with while they talk about the tragedy his life was, which this video is arguably more about.
@@cronolink9 But even with that. Shudo's ideas are just ubsurd even for Pokémon. It feels like he doesn't want to work with Pokémon at all.
This man would've written a movie about MissingNo if he was allowed to.
Dude that would've been super dope
People think Corviknight is based off the default Fly sprite in older games, so having a Pokémon be based off MissingNo or the Substitute doll would be cool too.
Considering he named the girl in the third movie that came out in 2001 after his daughter and then he died in 2010 that means she was between 9 and 11 years old... take care of your bodies adults don't want to leave your children early.
Well said, friend.
He was driven to drugs & alcohol because the media cooperations he was working for abused him. We need to hold his higher ups accountable for driving him to this in the first place or he would still be with us.
That gives a sadder subtext to the little girl in the 3rd movie missing her father... Damn... :(
Not quite? Takeshi Shudo had her when he was 45 and he died when he was 61, so she would have been a teenager. It's still an uncomfortably young age to lose your father.
@@xxxtearfulangelxxx3128 I can understand being upset at the age that he did, but it was ultimately is fault. He admitted that he had been hospitalized multiple times throughout his life due to abusing alcohol, he could have chosen to stop and get help, but this story implies that he didn't want to.
I expected a goofy story and got a glimpse into the life of a man struggling with alcoholism and depression. I hope he is in a better place.
I didn't care for spell of the unown as a kid but as I got older it became one of my favorite of the pokemon movies.
I feel they didn't use the idea because they wanted to promote new games and new Legendaries
This video gave me a sense of existential dread that I haven’t felt in a while especially when listening to shudo’s recollections on his service in the hospital feeling alien and inhuman due to his age. Almost makes me fear aging
I'm 30 and I already feel this way when gaming, and I know it's only gonna get worse from here.
It'll be okay, promise. Shudo had to work against titans with little to no support, I wish we were all aware of this as kids so we could have helped him.
@@xxxtearfulangelxxx3128 that’s definitely reassuring to hear thank you my friend, hearing the absolutely awful working conditions the man went through is definitely something that I wish we could’ve done more about I guess his comments just scared me because a recent trip to the hospital I had felt very similar to shudo’s recollections the only difference being that I’m 18 so I guess I was just a bit scared on what’s yet to come
Make and keep friends! Simple as that. Its a lot easier on the internet nowadays to be older and have friends. I'm not worried!
I'm only 21 and I already feel ancient.
Shudo's is such a tragic story. I'm grateful for the parts of my childhood he wrote, but I wish he had taken better care of himself.
It's really depressing knowing how many content creators throughout the years treated themselves terribly, often resulting in their premature dea.ths or even sui/cides. (attempted censoring so youtube doesn't delete the comment) Even a lot of modern content creators are doing this. Whether it's through overworking themselves, alcoholism, dr/ug abuse, severe depression or a combination of these. It makes you think about just how stressful the life of a content creator (especially a popular one) must be
I bet you the dinosaur skeleton was heading to an old hunting ground or the location of the rest of it's 'group/families' bones. Basically going back to a place that didn't exist anymore.
Well, that would make sense. Shudo said the movie was going to be about “what world am I living in?” That would have applied to the dinosaur as well.
That doesn't make sense though. It was dug up and it crosses oceans to reach the location? Obviously its family would be buried to where it was buried.
Unless the movie was going to bring Pangea into this, but then the dinosaur shouldn't know how the continent split up like that
Also, I doubt the writer was going to just not bring up why it's moving around after bringing up that all the humans are wondering why it's moving around. Otherwise, it's just poor writing. (Then again, he did write some bs about how everyone knows instinctively that this random fossil that came to life is going to end the world somehow)
Though, how the hell a T-rex is going to cross oceans... that's a question in and of itself. Is it just going to go down to the seabed and cross over the course of months? Also, Giant Pokemon were established at this point, and there are pokemon the size of buildings in the first place. The largest T-rex can't compare to a skyscraper, which a giant Tentacruel compares to in size based on a famous scene.
Honestly, I feel for this guy but the movie sounds terrible
@@kmaple9 It’s possible that the dinosaur got displaced/lost from its colony while on a hunt or in a bad storm. T Rex goes out to hunt but then a meteor strikes, darkening the skies and with mysterious creatures coming out from the space rocks. The other dinosaur’s days were numbered but they barely knew that. The main T Rex is heart broken to be alive again, but while it’s here, it wants to be able to finally find peace and be buried and surrounded by its loved ones. A single tear sheds from the skull’s eyes and the Pokemon and trainers finally stop attacking the pained T Rex before what is supposed to be a final climax showdown. Mewtwo uses his powerful telepathy to put down the T Rex. The fossil creature did not want to hurt the humans and pokémon necessarily, he just wanted to fulfill the promise it gave to its children, (the baby dinosaurs that died millions of years before he did). The promise the T. rex gave to his children was “to always be by their side protecting them.” Unfortunately, “protecting them” was something that it never could have done millions of years ago after getting disoriented and killed by the meteor all those millions of years ago.
(This is all just my own theory and personal headcanon of the script using the details shared from this video).
The film would definitely have been very somber like a Studio Ghibli film and the success of a story like this in a lighthearted franchise like Pokémon may not have been guaranteed.
The pewter city museum maybe? There was a dinosaur skeleton there in the game I think.
@@SilverScarletSpider throughout the game and in various bieces of side media it's heavily implied that pokemon are alien in origin, maybe the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs was carrying the first pokemon on it somehow, and the ghost t-rex was marching towards the impact site or whatever museum that meteor is being kept
It honestly sounds like a really fantastic movie. His concern for the Pokémon bootleggers just proves what a good man he truly was.
I wouldn’t say fantastic, the story is very strange and makes little sense. But the idea of other animals in the Pokémon universe is really interesting.
@@Laughy-Flaaffy fair enough.
I thought the movie sounded terrible, personally.
"All the humans and pokemon instinctively know that the T-Rex skeleton is somehow going to end the world"
Nah it would have been to Pokemon movies what Godzilla vs Hedorah was to Godzils movies.
@@kmaple9 It's not the first time it happened. A similar concept was in the 2nd movie where all the pokemon instinctively knew that ripping away the 3 legendary birds would cause the end of the world.
I dunno, I'm pretty sure a dinosaur skeleton coming to life will almost always be more interesting than an sentient car.
Specifically because the dinosaur *used* to be alive from the start whereas the car only uses dead dinosaurs to function
@@SutekkaGhost which of course unforgivable
How dare you. Herbie, Speed buggy and Lightning Mcqueen would smoke any reanimated dinosaur skeleton at the box office unless its the skeleton of the Trex from the first Carnosaur Movie.
I dunno I always thought Herbie (and like, the opening to the first live-action Transformers movie) was pretty interesting! I only watched Herbie: Fully Loaded though, which I’m pretty sure was a reboot.
To add to this discussion can I say both types of movies have their own merits that would make them interesting. With the reanimated dinosaur skeleton there is a mystery to it, what brought it to life and what is this life that now moves it? Is it the ancient soul of the dino that once lived or is it something else entirely.
While the thing about the sentient car movie is, who cares how or why it came to life. This is literally what most sentient car movies do like Herbie for example. It doesn't matter how or why its not alive it matters more as to what it will do with this new sentience? How does it feel about being alive now? How does it cope? How do others cope with it?
Personally they both have their merits that garner interest but as time has shown a sentient car is something people love which is why it got multiple movies and a series plus a return in the more modern day. Herbie is one of my favorite live action Disney films of the Golden Era and even though Fully Loaded wasn't received too greatly in the end I still enjoyed it if for anything the pure nostalgia. also @Michaela Worsley Fully Loaded is not a reboot. In the shed they find Herbie it shows stuff from his many adventures in all the old movies and the note Lindsey Lohan finds is from the original owner of Herbie -Dick Van Dyke- sorry I meant Dean Jones. I was getting my movies confused thinking of Mary Poppins apparently lol
It sounds like the script was inspired by his own feelings of hopelessness and feeling disconnected from the world as he got older and things kept going wrong. I wonder if the visual of dinosaur bones only held together by the will to keep walking towards somewhere unknown was how he felt as someone so depressed and dependant on drugs and alcohol to keep going, unsure if things would ever get better no matter how far he went?
This video made me want to cry, thank you so much for telling us Shudo's story. I wish he'd been able to get the help he needed to escape his downward spiral before it claimed his life. I hope that wherever his spirit went, it's somewhere happy.
I think maybe the ending to the dinosaur story should have been something like that too. Maybe it finally reaches the place it remembered and finds it changed so much its unrecogniseable, but it also finds a new happiness there that revives its will to live, gives it a reason to keep going that isn't just feeling like everything is already doomed and the only hope is that memory of the past. Maybe they find another fossil of a baby dinosaur in the ruins of the dinosaur's old home, and revive it too and the old dinosaur finds new hope through its child? Like how Shudo dedicated the final movie to his daughter.
Ironically, your idea for the ending is similar to the plot of one of the episodes of Ultraman Cosmos. The only difference is that the dinosaurs in the Ultraman Cosmos episode stayed (un)dead.
I can imagine the plot of a Pokemon episode which would involve a bunch of Dreepys working together to control a Tyrantrum skeleton at the climax of it.
9:26 that music was complete mood whiplash
I'd like to think the higher ups at Pokemon who read his script still know what happened and might even still have a copy in their records. Maybe one day they may release that information in his honor. Such a cool part of Pokemon history
the higher ups probably reused the script in future films because it sounds to me that the plot was rehashed as Pokemon Deoxys.
Just imagine if each season of pokemon was every protagonist from each game
The adventure/special mangas do that and I’d say they’re better than the anime.
i feel like it would kinda suck,since the only one's we'd get would be the males (thus leaving a lot of female protagonists to either not exist or play very small roles) and at least with ash you can say that he was there at the beginning,before pokemon HAD female player trainers. i think it's for the best that thy kept ash: i just wish they'd age him up a bit so he's not the same dumb 10 year old that couldn't control his pikachu.
@@JT5555 But with Ash we only have a male protagonist? And I’m sure the female variants would have been important characters still, just as they are in the show.
@@TheDescendingChaos As someone who read PokéSpe for some time; the comic has its issues NGL. But the anime definitely should have taken its approach.
Yeah the Pokémon adventure manga definitely is the right place for you
I like how “destroy the entire world” has an intentional shot of Magikarp and the globe. Well done. Very well done. I noticed that editor.
I wonder if there is a physical copy of the lost script that gives away the ending or if the story died with him.
I'd imagine there has to be, he had to give something to TPC. Unless he was selling them the idea of it or a rough draft. But if they rejected it because of the premise of the inanimate object becoming sentient then maybe he didn't tell them the ending. What a tragedy. I still think the films he created were the best in the series
I'd do anything to be able to read his rejected scripts. Not only because the plot sounds more interesting than anything we ended up getting, but also because he put his heart into his works and I wish people could be able to see and appreciate what he wanted to show us.
It was bought by an anon at an auction for at least ¥1 million and was never seen again.
@@SutekkaGhost and yet afterward they created Deoxys smh
Jesus. I can't help but feel bad for Shudo, seems like he was going through a lot. I do wonder where that secret location was though
Don't. I heard he's the reason why most of Ash's Pokémon never evolved!
@@atre5763 Don't feel bad for the man whose tragic story we just heard because you think he's the one who didn't want Ash's Pokemon to evolve? I'm not sure about those priorities, friend. Perhaps you're too young for this story to resonate with you at all
@@chompythebeast Hey buddy! I'm much older.
@@atre5763 even if you're older, it doesn't mean you're wiser.
@@michaelanderson3118 And you think you're any better? Shudo's ideas just seem to out of place for Pokémon.
I really wish the protaganist got to grow with us. I would have loved a more mature series.
It's why the Digimon anime is amazing I got to grow up with that crew into my early 20s.
@brya9681 I feel that. Tri was not my favorite, but I hope the new 02 story is good.
Huh, I wonder if in Pokémon Heroes (movie 5) the revived fossils that Team Rocket gets are a nod to this script.
i thought the same but about the genesect movie
@@lahtac360 Same. The genesect movie sounds eerily similar to this script.
They're not Team Rocket in the dub, that's why they lack the R.
The more i read about the script the more i realized that movies after the 3rd take inspirations from that script: Fossils in heroes. Deoxys suddenly coming alive from an inanimate object. Magearna is an inanimate object brought to life by strange means. And Genesect is basically the same plot because it has a mewtwo in the movie lol. If only we had the script
The plight of the Pirates.
I didn’t know I wanted to hear such beautiful phrase
The needs to be in One Piece!
It’s possible that the dinosaur got displaced/lost from its colony while on a hunt or in a bad storm. T Rex goes out to hunt but then a meteor strikes, darkening the skies and with mysterious creatures coming out from the space rocks. The other dinosaur’s days were numbered but they barely knew that. The main T Rex is heart broken to be alive again, but while it’s here, it wants to be able to finally find peace and be buried and surrounded by its loved ones. A single tear sheds from the skull’s eyes and the Pokemon and trainers finally stop attacking the pained T Rex before what is supposed to be a final climax showdown. Mewtwo uses his powerful telepathy to put down the T Rex. The fossil creature did not want to hurt the humans and pokémon necessarily, he just wanted to fulfill the promise it gave to its children, (the baby dinosaurs that died millions of years before he did). The promise the T. rex gave to his children was “to always be by their side protecting them.” Unfortunately, “protecting them” something that it never could have done millions of years ago after getting disoriented and killed by the meteor all those millions of years ago.
(This is all just my own theory and personal headcanon of the script using the details shared from this video).
The film would definitely have been very somber like a Studio Ghibli film and the success of a story like this in a lighthearted franchise like Pokémon may not have been guaranteed.
I like this
Have you, or have you sometimes wondered, what would a pokémon be like following a more mature line? Uncensored, touching all the topics of our real life. It would be up to par or more than Studios Ghibli, in my humble opinion.
You know, could you imagine the plot of a Pokemon movie that crossed over with the Mystery Dungeon games, maybe Grovyle from the Explorers games finds himself in the world of the anime and goes on an adventure with Ash and friends to stop an antagonist.
Also could you imagine if had we gotten a Sword and Shield anime rather than Journeys, Ash had Marnie and Hop as traveling companions.
I would KILL for Explorers to get a movie.
God, my heart aches every time I hear a new story about Shudo-san. That man was an underappreciated genius writer and he was so miserable.
We'll just chalk up the dinosaur as a Tyrantrum
I'm gueesing Tyrunt and Tyrantrum could be meant as throwbacks to this movie concept, as both are based on T-rexes.
So basically Jurassic Park meets Pokemon? I can dig it.
well, pokemon had strong inspiration because the creator of the game hunted for fossil as a kid. so it all connected smoothly
@@bryana.escaleralopez I think the creator actually hunted for bugs. Not sure, though.
@@khfan4life365 in an interview he said that he hunted both.
@@bryana.escaleralopez ah, that makes sense.
It's tragic how just about every problem people have about the Pokemon anime was something he wanted to fix. I'm not saying the anime is bad as even after all these years I can sit down and enjoy the latest season, but as I've watched since childhood I've heard the same complaints for almost as long.
"Ash needs to be replaced."
"It doesn't grow with the audience."
Those sort of complaints. People still wish Pokemon had done what Yugioh and Digimon did by having a new cast now and then with a new star instead of seeing Ash perform the same blunders in the beginning of the new season.
I feel bad that this man had so many ideas that probably would have been amazing shot down like clay disks at a shooting range.
Don't feel bad for him. He's supposedly the reason why some of Ash's Pokémon didn't evolve
@@atre5763 At this point that's a minor complaint of the series.
@@atre5763 I don't like when Pokemon evolve. When Iris returned and we saw her Axew evolved I got really sad. First forms usually look better anyway.
You have no idea about the arguments the Yu-Gi-Oh fandom gets in about who the best protagonist was. Or over what series was the best.
If pokemon changed protagonists each series you'd probably end up with similar arguments.
@@ghoulchan7525 I am a Yugioh fan and I know of the stupid arguments, but seeing the same kid make the same type of stupid mistakes over and over is arguably just as bad. You can only watch someone hit their thumb with a hammer so many times before you want to ban them from using one.
now I'm curious of the third movie The LOST Pokemon Movie
"the fossil keeps moving forward... Until all of the pokemon trainers are destroyed.."
Tatakae, Pikachu...
So that’s why the original trailer has Mewtwo? Interesting. Great video!
You. Guys. Are. So. Awesome.
The research, dedication and presentation man.
This is stuff you can't just find on Wikipedia.
Thanks guys.
Thank you so much for this video: for all the details about the tragedy and beauty of this man's life, in which this lost film provides an insightful chapter. Amazing work
Well we have to thank him for a good portion of Pokemon being created. If the studio really thinks that an inanimate object with a dinosaur would not sell they clearly have not seen Jurassic Park. Even then a dinosaur coming to life just as a skeleton would be an amazing movie. Why don't we have enough dinosaur Pokemon?
they're extinct
@@dionaeamuscipula6649 You've never played Red version I see.
@@Tarrabyte I have and after some thinking, I have come to the conclusion that while I'm wrong, a lot of the "dinosaurian" pokemon in generation 1 are just mammals that look like kaiju. Rhydon is a rhino with generic godzilla-like kaiju characteristics, and same goes for Kangaskhan and the nidos, the latter of which (and even rhydon) are likely based on baragon, and while Aerodactyl and Lapras aren't based on dinosaurs, their inspirations might as well be. But still, when I think of dinosaur pokemon I think of Tyrantrum, shieldon, cranidos, and the unholy abomination that is dracozolt.
@@dionaeamuscipula6649 well yeah I got to think about how much Japan loves Kaiju
The higher ups wanted to keep pokemon as a light hearted anime because of the US. The US heavily censored the first to the point that it made Mewtwo look like a poorly written antoganist but in reality he couldn´t trust humans because Giovanni used him . smh
Pokemon chronicles should be brought back staring Misty and Tracey going on adventures like this
If he had sold the script to Toho, it would have made a decent Godzilla film.
Gotta agree, as much as I want to see how the movie could have shaped the lore, everything else about it sounds kinda bad.
Wow now this is good content
fascinating script I wish the man had lived a longer
Wow. That's awfully decent of him. This guy was an absolute legend, why don't we hear more about him?
Great now i cant sleep untill i learn where the fossil was heading
T. rex: (destroying the world)
Mewtwo: Who am I?
Giant creatures have worked in Pokémon media before. mostly just for one episode. I remember a Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire and Emerald episode of the anime. Where a giant Claydol was Unleashed everyone tried to stop it. Definitely a memorable episode.🤔
Bro this would've been such a cool movie and potential end to the series
I don't like the retcons that regular animals don't exist. There used to be a lot of evidence that normal animals existed alongside Pokémon, and some Pokémon even evolved from animals. Also, the Pokémon world was supposed to be our world, with regular countries like France existing, not just regions like Kalos that are based on them. A lot of that early lore doesn't make sense anymore, but I miss it.
Pretty sure Pokemon simply adapted and evolved in ways that normal animals couldn't, and they all went extinct. Seriously, how can you compete against creatures that literally can only die via dismemberment (and even that's unreliable in some cases) or very old age? Animals were on their way out in Gen 1, and completely died out by Gen 2. That doesn't really explain cats or dogs tbh, but maybe an animal version of the bubonic plague happened, who knows? Maybe we will if the original script is ever found. lostmediawiki.com/Pokémon_3:_The_Movie_(lost_first_draft_of_script_of_anime_film;_late_1990s)
Hermit crabs are descendants of Kabuto, and generally Pokémon are evolved forms of animals that create new species (a bit like how wolf and dog separated)
It's a bit of a shame that the lore gradually evicted real animals
the worse thing was the our world retcon. and after the original writers worked hard on establishing lore that the game is in Kanto and Europe and America exist. And started wasting so much effort on world building when all they could have done is kept focusing on the pokemon. Instead they created these regions and the pokemon and lore took a back seat.
@@emmastarr5242 They started removing animals because the higher ups were already telling the devs to create Johto, the fictional replacement of real world Kanto where only pokemon exist. they even went as far as never translating the original 'lost pokedex book' outside of japan becuase all the material heavily implied the 'pokemon world' was our world mentioning Europe and South America
@@bryana.escaleralopez Yeah, in early guides and official books about the games, it's clearly stated that Pokémon was originally set in Japan. Even the translations of the gen 1 games kept the references to South America, and Indian elephants. Originally Vulpix was supposed to have evolved from a fox. I mean, think about it, why would Pikachu be called an "electric mouse" if people don't know what a mouse is? The Pokédex in gen 1 made a lot of mentions of how Pokémon evolved too, and it's usually a slow process over time (Darwinian evolution) or due to a sudden change in their environment. It's not just a flash of light when they battle (that's just a game mechanic, not the in-universe lore).
Sounds kind of similar to the Genesect movie
Pokémon Movie 1: *a story about genetics and finding your own identity in such a chaotic world*
Pokémon Movie 2: *a story about the delicate balance of nature and humanity’s role in it*
Pokémon Movie 3: *FUCK IT A DINOSAUR FOSSIL COMES BACK TO LIFE AND DESTROYS KANTO*
The reason why the skeleton came back to life would probably have some deep existential implications, so you shouldn't put it down without knowing the full story, if we'll even ever know it now.
Eh. no. 3rd had meaning. Meanwhile 4ever basically brought down Oak from this innovated person to a guy that basically made the pokedex because Ash told him what it was. smh
I think it's amazing how you guys are putting so much effort into creating videos with information unknown to many Pokemon fans in the West. Loving this content!
Me: How did they find out abou-
**Dr. Lava has entered the chat**
Me: Aha
>Shudo wanted to get rid of Ash:
Should have fucking listened to him.
That sounds like a fantastic film.
R.I.P. Takeshi Shudo
It seems some of those reanimated fossil ideas were used in the 5th movie with latios& latias.
and in deoxys, Jirachi wish maker with the artificial groudon, Genesect & Magearna. its almost like the script was good but they didn't want ash to stop being the protaganist.
Glad this series came back. I hope there’s more to come
You know what I think they should adapt this rough draft into a script for a new Pokemon movie, especially now that all the current films are taking place in an alternate universe.
Just have be a new mythical/legendary Pokemon, make it a ghost ground type, have it emerge from pallet town as the opening and make it a better version of the Genesect movie.
i think they have and that's probably made shudo angrier and led to an early grave. The fossils in heroes, Deoxys was born from an inanimate object, Magearna is an inanimate object brought to life by strange means, heck, i think the genesect film where it has a mewtwo in it was made by using that draft. The Artificial Groudon in Jirachi wishmaker too. I think they've been using that draft and have been rehashing it for years.
@@bryana.escaleralopez Wiw never thought if it like that.
But I'm thinking more along the lines of a bona fide legendary pokemon that looks like a monstrous fossil coming to life as the focus if the story. As appose to being an obstacle.
I wonder if this was where Game Freak and the Pokémon Company got the idea for Tyrunt and it’s evolved form Tyrantrum.
most likely
its strange hearing chad, who's usually light hearted and bubbly, talk about something so serious
This is great. I could see somithing along the lines of the 2003 FullMetal Alchemist ending. A door to our reality or something like that.
Best ending from any anime. Even if it was similar, I still doubt it would match the trippiness or the tragedy of the last episode of 2003.
Welcome to Jurassic Poke-Park! We spared no expense.
They said a sentient dinosaur fossil wouldn't sell, and yet there's two things that counter that. 1. The skeleton debris monster from Pokemon 4Ever piloted by DarkCelebi, and 2. Jurassic park.
4ever, Heroes, Genesect, Artificial Groudon from Jirachi, Magearna and even Deoxy looked and feel like the frankeinstein versions of the Shudo 3rd movie script. Its no wonder no one has been able to leak it in over 20 years
I love Did you Know Movies!!! I’m super excited to see it back!
Now adays that movie would have been a hit considering the rising popularity of SCPs
These stories about Takeshi Shudo are fascinating and tragic in equal measure.
Shudo was such an excellent connoisseur of human experience. The Pokémon franchise had so much talent behind it, so many legends. I'm only sad that I hadn't been aware of it all when I was a child playing through Gold for the first time. (Maybe then I would have had the foresight to hold onto a couple of first edition cards...)
Incredible story, thanks for sharing
Oh man real life is going to leave us with a death bed cliffhanger like that? Can people ask someone he worked with for the conclusion?
Chadtronics voice not yelling for a long period of time is crazy to hear
The T-Rex he wants to write about does get made into a Pokémon in Kalos eventually. It's a fossil that you have to find, resurrect & train.
Tyrantrum is a Pokemon. Shudo wanted to write about a real life Tyrannosaurus. A creature that doesn't belong in the Pokemon world.
The writer was like, "Women aren't letting me hit on them... i'm gonna write a story about a T.Rex"
thats how you get the ladies lol
Pretty based, tbh.
@@basedimperialism No
We definitely need to petition the Pokémon company to make this into atleast an episode!
Just release the script and let the fans make a fan movie
Great Video.
Damn, that living T-Rex fossil story bringing together Team Rocket and Ash and friends, maybe even gym leaders and elite four members, to try and stop it sounds incredible. I can't imagine what the solution to the mystery would be, like why it's woken up now, or where it's going, but I'm sure it would be so cool.
I think they reused that in XYZ vs the monster Lysander revived but worse because it felt like a power rangers episode
Guy who drank too much talking to the Pokémon anime production team:
"Alright, guys, how about a Godzilla movie, but instead of Godzilla, it's just some unknown fossil skeleton?"
PKMN anime production team: "Go home, you're drunk."
did not expect this story to be so heartbreaking. absolutely devastating
According to the lost media wiki, This original script was auctioned off for one billion yen to a buyer who went by the name of "Suu" (スー). It's whereabouts however are unknown
I think that may just a be a misinterpreted or mistranslated line about the dinosaur fossil nicknamed Sue that was auctioned off for rougly 1 billion yen
That’s a mistranslation. What Shudo actually said is that he was inspired by the Tyrannosaurus “Sue” that sold for one billion yen around the time he was writing the second movie. He said he’d liked to have bid on it, but he’d have nowhere to store it. Plus he didn’t have one billion yen. (I wrote this video btw)
@@DJIVision After all the research into Shudo's life and creative process, do you have any thoughts on the potential ending to his script? I was thinking... he had such a pained existence... I wonder which way this story ended, hopeful or nihilistic? My suspicion is that it would have ended with the fossil reaching its destination, only for it to be a house or an office where someone is writing the exact script as it unfolds. Shudo (or a stand-in Writer) inserts himself into the narrative and reveals to Ash and the other characters that they themselves are fictional. The Writer would then begin to pen a tragic ending, but Ash pleads with him to stop. Ash then goes against what is written and stops the fossil to save everyone. The Writer concedes that they have grown beyond what he imagined for them, and sets them free to tell their own stories. Because what is this world we exist in? It's up to us to decide our own stories.
no, that was a dinosaur, pokemon most likely has the script in a computer somewhere and used it to make the genesect movie
I get that Shudo wanted the series to grow up with the audience and all, but after reading Shudo's novelizations of the anime, I don't think that would have gone over very well. Would have probably ended with Satoshi being a broke hobo after not winning the Pokémon League, just like his dad and grandpa.
It could have ended with the orange league, ash won it , had the girl misty, and was a champion. We could have gotten a new trainer at that point. We were given the opportunity twice more, in X and Y, and then at the end of Aloha. At this point the kid will never die, n thats sad because we really need a new protag.
I honestly think it would have depended on how much leeway Shudo would have gotten. Even early on, it's obvious his more depressing Pokemon world didn't quite make it into the anime along with some of his... questionable choices of worldbuilding.
I wouldn't be too surprised if Shudo wanted something similar to PokeSpe and Digimon. But I have to admit, a part of me is glad the anime didn't have their protags age. In PokeSpe's case it works, but in Digimon's case it didn't so it could have easily gone south under Shudo's depressing worldview.
@@weridplusho PokeSpe?
@@nullpoint3346 Pokemon Special, Pokemon Adventures in english.
@@weridplusho You mean like the whole "age of consent is 10" sorta thing? Or Ash being in a dream? This was the guy who made Minky Momo after all
FINALLY A NEW DIDYOUKNOWMOVIES!
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Early pokemon was WILD.
Return of the king
Thanks Dr. Lava!
Mr Shudo suffered a lot... That's quite heartbreaking. :(
that ending was some hellish whiplash
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I couldn't tell this was voiced by Chadtronic till he said "Pokemon" in his signature funny way, and I lost my mind at the realization!
Shudo suffer so much to give us the best childhood T_T
this one made me cry a little... he predicted his own death I hope his daghter is doing well
8:20 shudo was born 1949 + 45 = 1994. so his daughter is around 27 by now
Holy cow, did you know movies is back
Great vido
Welcome back, DYKM!
I sometimes do feel like that T-Rex 🦖 now I am older and have a kid of my own.
I want to read that novel so bad! Poor Shudo-San.
This story sounds crazy
I really would have liked to see this movie also this guy is a creative genius! It deeply saddens me to learn just like so many other creative geniuses no one fully appreciated his talent during his life.
Oh my gosh, that’s insane.
Oh hey, I've actually seen Sue, on a field trip as a little kid!
MY DREAM MOVIE NEVER GOT MADE!?
Wow just need the did you know food to come back and all the greatest will be back.