You know, I REALLY think it's Cera saying the "We'll never make it through!" line. It sounds almost exactly like her, and she and Ruby don't have very similar voices. Cera's got a bit more of a lower pitch and that matches with whoever said this line. If it's Ruby, then she might have a bigger role to play, but I'm almost definitely sure that it's Cera. If i'm wrong, I'll be the first one in the duncecap, but I'm pretty darn sure it's Cera.

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First of all...FEATHERED DINOSAURS I'M SO EXCITED WUUUGHGHG

Second of all...REBA (well, if they got her on board, it can't be TOO bad...)

Thirdly, it doesn't look too bad. The voice acting is pretty nice. Felix doesn't do too bad of a job as Littlefoot. Anndi's definitely in this, which I am so happy about, as well as Rob Paulson with Spike. It's him from the sound of Spike's grunt. Also, Chomper and Ruby! They'll at least be in the movie, even if they're not part of the gang...but at least they're in it. The animation quality looks a bit better than 13 or the TV series to me. All in all, it seems pretty promising. Kind of weird title tweak though. But, aslong as it's the same movie I'm cool with it.

In a fiction world, yeah, totally, go nuts! Make all the Spinosuarus Rex babies you desire. I ship LittlefootXCera, so who cares.

In a realistic world...yeah, maybe not. The T-Rex and the Spinosaurus were two totally different species, the Spinosaurus not even being a Tyrannosaur or in the same family as the T-Rex. That being said, both species were reproductively isolated from each other due to biological boundaries. Simply put, I don't think it would work. Even if, by some miracle, the two did happen to have an egg, it's highly unlikely the egg would hatch and, if it did, the offspring would not be viable.

If, per se, you happen to get another type of Tyrannosaur, that being in the same family as a T-Rex, like maybe a Gigantosaurus, then it may work. Think of it like a mule, produced by a Horse and a Donkey. Maybe it would work, but then the question is whether or not the offspring is viable. But, as the saying goes, nature finds a way.

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Bit late, butt...

Thanks so much guys! I had a pretty great birthday (for the most part, lol). Only one more year until I'm legal! W00t!

You know, I really hope that it doesn't play out like that, and that it comes AFTER the tv series. Although I'm DYING to know what Bron and Shorty's initial reaction to having a Sharptooth in the valley AND him being friends with Littlefoot, I think that aspect could be kind of a point that's developed in the 14th movie, but not the subject of the movie itself.

If you think about it, it would make a lot more sense to have it played out after the Big Longneck Test and the tv series, mostly because you can get so much more development to work out characters and tell the story of how Bron and Shorty first came to the Valley through those characters and the adventures that they'll go on and the things that they'll go through, rather than being tied down to "Okay, so we need to make X and X happen to reach to the point that we've already established". To a certain extreme, if that were the case then it could be considered a midquel.

One thing that I really adore about the series is that it knows how to create and write characters. Stories and plots? Maybe not, but they do know what they're doing when it comes to Littlefoot and the gang (We've had 13 movies and 26 episodes, damn it). Adding Shorty to the mix (Which I pray to GOD that they do) can help serve that purpose of, "Well, you know how when we first came to the Great Valley that..." story that many of us (presumably) want. Having him join the gang to look for his and Littlefoot's dad with Chomper and Ruby too, can definitely bring up some good conversation about this kind of strange relationship.

As we saw in the Big Longneck Test, Shorty has a big problem with how Chomper eats, but doesn't seem to mind the little guy all that much. But, can you really blame him? On the other side of it, Chomper seemed to, for lack of a better term, almost idolize Shorty when he lied about taking the test himself, and was the first one to jump at the chance of going to the Great Stone Walkover with Shorty leading the way. It could be Chomper's goal of trying to "assimilate into the herd", but it could also be something of a "Well, this is Littlefoot's brother, so he's probably pretty cool!" mindset that he could very well have. Assuming that the 14th movie will include tv canon, development between Shorty and Chomper should prove interesting. It could also prove how that initial reaction was. Who knows? Maybe we'll get some flashbacks.

We don't need to know what exactly happened before the Big Longneck test, and we don't need that to be a full 1 hour and 20 minutes. That story can be worked into the film, but I definitely don't think it's a good idea to make it just about that. Having a separate adventure looking for Bron is more than fine with me.

I always thought they were. It just seems to make sense to me. Plus, the series never tells us anyways. IT's fair game, as far as I'm concerned.

It had catchy songs (One of which is one of the best ballads in the series, in my opinion), a very valuable moral, a kind of "thinking-outside-of-the-box" mentality, and some funny characters. It had good reasoning as to why Littlefoot wanted to help the Yellowbellies, and it was very relatable.

I actually love the yellowbellies. I was laughing pretty hard at some of the jokes. They got good actors to play bad characters and, you know what, it did pay off. The characters learned something, had an adventure, got home safely, and that's really what matters at the end of the day. It's not spectacular by any means, but I think that if you go into it with the mentality of "You know what, this is in no way going to stand up to the first one and it's going to be terrible so I'm just going to take it for what it is," then you won't be disappointed. It's actually really cute. If someone came up to me and said, "Hey, buddy, want to watch Land Before Time 13?" I would say, "Sure! Crank out the popcorn, friend!"

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