Not sure who I think the scariest sharptooth is...
...On second thought, I do. The sharptooth from VI. And not because of its actions, which weren't altogether impressive, but something about its' appearance always creeped me out. o__o He just seemed weird-looking compared to the others.
Red Claw looks different, too, but not in a "that creeps me out" kind of way. I'd say Red Claw at least has some nice distinctive features (obviously, the red eye, the scar) which do set him apart from the rest of the sharpteeth. XD Although you can tell that they did try to make some of the sharpteeth look different from each other, so as not to be so "cookie-cutter."

Tell you one thing, the carnivorous dinosaur I think is the scariest (I mean in general) is a spinosaurus. o.o

Hopefully I'm putting this in the right section of the forums. ^^
Anyway, I made a music video the other day, using clips from The Stone Of Cold Fire.
My original intention was to make the video about Petrie and his relationship with Pterano, but since there isn't enough interaction between the two to make a video (at least not with the song I used), I erred on making it a video about Pterano, and other events from the 7th movie. ^^


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHin8ihrWs8

I don't know why I've been on a Rinkus obsession lately. Feels like every time I watch the LBT series, I get attached to a new character. XD
Anyway, I was watching The Stone of Cold Fire the other day and noticed something I never noticed as a kid: Rinkus holds his tail a lot. I got to wondering why, and figured that maybe he used to hold his moms' tail as a baby, and that he derives subconscious comfort out of holding his own tail. Memories from being a baby, and all. So I made a pic depicting it.



Then I did another one with Rinkus and possible childhood siblings.
I figure him to be the type who didn't get as much attention, not being overtly aggressive (more like passive aggressive, at least as an adult.)



Sorry if they're too big! I don't know how to re-size them... D:

Kinda brings up a whole new thread possibility: "What do the Gang's parents think of all their adventures?" XD
But back to the episode - I liked this one too, because let's face it, most of the time we have no idea what these sharpteeth are saying. XD We have a pretty good idea, of course, but I've always been a big fan of subtitles, haha. I've always considered that the sharpteeth in the movies and series were talking (er, when they're not roaring in anger. It's all the same to them, maybe...), but in this episode it was great to know exactly what one of them was saying. Always cool, too, that Chomper is bilingual.   Hmm, I wonder if he could teach the others how to speak a little Sharptooth...

And, like I mentioned in another thread, the ending with Thud deciding not to give Chomper and his friends away was nice. Kinda showed that sharpteeth, in spite of being driven by instinct, can still have morals and such. Added another dimension to their kind.

I sure hope they do. We need more episodes, lol - and there are still some characters they have opportunities to reintroduce. We've seen Doc, Hyp, Mutt, and Nod, but it'd be cool to see episodes that reintroduce characters like Pterano, Rinkus, Sierra, Ozzy, Strut...So much potential!

Needless to say, The Stone of Cold Fire was by far my favorite sequel. XD
The Secret Of Saurus Rock comes as a close second. 6 and 7 were filled with very memorable characters, at least in my opinion.
Doc was mysterious, tough, and all-around cool! We'd never seen a longneck who could defeat a sharptooth (with the exception, of course, of Littlefoot's mother, and even Littlefoot and his friends on occasion, though it's done mostly by trickery or just being able to escape them, or even mere luck.) His vanishing into the distance toward the end was puzzling, too, and just added to his mystery.
I was actually thrilled when I first realized that the series included an episode with Doc's return. And they did him pretty fair justice, too!

Hey! Do you remember your old username? We can probably find a way for you to get back into your old account.

Either way, welcome back! I don't believe we've met, I'm Iris. Hope to see you around!

Hi Iris, nice to meet you!
Unfortunately no, I don't remember my older account username or password... *embarrassed* -_-

I always thought it kinda funny that Chomper helped Littlefoot trip his own parents (though I'm sure at the time he didn't know they were his parents.)
I always assumed that neither Chomper nor his parents recognized each other until that moment toward the end when Chomper decided to talk to them in sharptooth language. His parents' expressions softened when they realized it was their baby, and I suppose from there, they were satisfied and decided not to pay any more attention to Littlefoot. Though I wouldn't be surprised if Chomper put in a good word for Littlefoot, and that had to do with the parents leaving him alone.

Previously, before they recognized him, I'd say that they might have chased him down like they did the others. Carnivores aren't averse to eating each other just because they have the same diet. Um, not sure if this would apply to the LBT universe, but still...  :blink:

Chomper is my fav!
Then after him, Petrie.

I'm probably making a grave mistake to even admitting this, I'm gonna get tarred and feathered, but to each their own, right? I'm the only LBT fan I know who actually liked the 7th movie the best, if not as much as the first. Why? I don't know, I guess the characters left a lasting impression on me.
Offhand, I would say that none of the sequels can top the first film because it had superior animation, and many of us first saw it when we were kids - so it brings back memories, and all that.
It does bring back memories for me, and I know the first time I saw it, I was utterly fascinated. But, I have a very active imagination, and most of the sequels actually enhanced my appreciation for the LBT movies - not lessened it. Yeah the quality wasn't as authentic, maybe even some of the storylines weren't. But like I said, I get pretty absorbed into fandoms sometimes, and since I enjoyed almost all of the sequels, I can easily say that it opened up the LBT world for me, even if they weren't like the first movie.

A few of my thoughts on what made the 7th movie stand out to me:

- It's been mentioned before. The villains are leaf-eaters. Which is interesting, because previously, all of the villains (aside from Hyp and his gang being...well, kinda like villains, but really just bullies) are, of course, sharpteeth. Villains that the characters can talk and interact with are fun, no doubt about it. We get a little glimpse into what their motives are, and why they do the things they do. It's not just some hungry carnivore that Littlefoot and the others have to run away from or "defeat" by tricking. Not that this lessens the others - each sequel has something unique about it. But villains among your own lot are interesting. XD

- Not only is the 'villain' - Pterano - a leaf-eater (I'll save the whole "what do pterodactyls eat" topic for another post...), but he's related to one of our Five; sweet little Petrie. We get the addition of having the would-be bad guy a family member. Another thing we hadn't yet seen in any of the other movies, which puts some emotional weight on Petrie and the others. Also adds some realism, because let's face it, family isn't perfect, and we get a taste of that in the 7th movie.

- May be a smaller note, but I just thought the characters introduced were so darn appealing. XD Pterano, Rinkus, Sierra, the Rainbow Faces, e.t.c. I hear a lot of mixed reviews on the 7th movie. From what I've seen and heard, fans either love it or hate it. I love it to death, and I certainly don't expect everyone to feel the same way about it as I do, but I've treasured it all these years, and I know I'll continue to do so - probably until the day I die!