Did Bron meet Rooter?

[credence007]

In The Great Longneck Migration, Bron mentions to Littlefoot that somebody told him about his mother’s fateful encounter with the Sharptooth. This may just be speculation, but does anyone else think it may be possible that this stranger that Bron met that gave him this information, especially seeing as the only one to witness her death was Littlefoot himself.

[Rattymon]

It seems possible, but, if I'm not mistaken, he mentions that the dinosaur "...had no word..." about Littlefoot. If it was Rooter, I'm sure he would mention something.

[LittleDas75]

It's very much implied.

[Gentle Sharptooth]

Its plausible. I’d like to think so.

[LittleDas75]

It seems possible, but, if I'm not mistaken, he mentions that the dinosaur "...had no word..." about Littlefoot. If it was Rooter, I'm sure he would mention something.

But who else would know about the battle between Littlefoot's mother and the sharptooth. Also this might be a case of bad writing.

[aabicus (LettuceBacon&Tomato)]

Unless the Sharptooth himself told Bron (lol), Rooter seems to be the only option. Littlefoot didn’t tell anyone else

[LittleDas75]

Also something else I have thought of, correct me if I'm wrong, I don't think Littlefoot ever told Rooter his name so how would Bron know he was specifically talking about his son and his wife?  As much as I love The Great Longneck Migration Bron's backstory is very poorly written as everyone has pointed out.

[Gentle Sharptooth]

Also something else I have thought of, correct me if I'm wrong, I don't think Littlefoot ever told Rooter his name so how would Bron know he was specifically talking about his son and his wife?  As much as I love The Great Longneck Migration Bron's backstory is very poorly written as everyone has pointed out.

A Rainbowface appeared and said “Rooter was talking about your son and wife.” Jk
I think Bron assumed it was them because I mean how many single momma longnecks are walking about? Wait..

[credence007]

When Bron said the stranger had “no word” about Littlefoot, he probably meant that he had no idea what had become of Littlefoot, but the stranger knew that his mother had perished.

[aabicus (LettuceBacon&Tomato)]

When Bron said the stranger had “no word” about Littlefoot, he probably meant that he had no idea what had become of Littlefoot, but the stranger knew that his mother had perished.

Honestly, this explanation makes the most sense to me

[00not_nathan00]

I think that after the first movie the films live in their own universe. Mainly because nothing after the first really makes references to the first. Apart from bits here and there about Littlefoots mom and that he now has to live with his grandparents. I mean they even refer to where they came from as the mysterious beyond why would it be mysterious if you lived and grew up there. It just doesn't make sense 
     

[LittleDas75]

I think that after the first movie the films live in their own universe. Mainly because nothing after the first really makes references to the first. Apart from bits here and there about Littlefoots mom and that he now has to live with his grandparents. I mean they even refer to where they came from as the mysterious beyond why would it be mysterious if you lived and grew up there. It just doesn't make sense 
     

For sure.

[Sneak]

I always thought about the person who could possibly tell Bron about his wife.

Rooter is indeed the most logical candidate. Person who knew the information should have personally seen or heard about wife's death, should have known names of Longneck family minus Littlefoot (or, at the worst, their detailed appearance). I believe Rooter and Littlefoot talked a little more after short scene from movie, and Litlefoot could tell his relatives' names.

Other option is some other dinosaurs from migrating herd who was knew Longneck family in some way and saw battle with Sharptooth, or saw Mama Longneck's dead body with scars left by predator.
 
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About Mysterious Beyond - there's no mystery. (no pun intended )

This term was introduced in LBT2, and it was logical.
Put yourself into their position: you made one long one-path travel to some far land (it's like you travel to some city of some distant foreign country for the first time), then you made yourself a home and live there isolated for the majority of time, because it's the safest place, you never want to examine outskirts of your home, you never go outside and explore it, so you don't know much about it. So, for you, area around your town and beyond is indeed mysterious unexplored area.
Well, you HAVE to name this area somehow. Yeah, Great Valley residents could name it differently, but still, it's not the worst name in my opinion.

But in case if OTHER dinosaurs outside the valley call ANY land as Mysterious Beyond in following movies, then yeah, it is strange.

[LittleDas75]

But in case if OTHER dinosaurs outside the valley call ANY land as Mysterious Beyond in following movies, then yeah, it is strange.

The Yellow Bellies did call it the Mysterious Beyond though it is possible that they got the name from the gang off screen when they were visiting the Great Valley.

[Dr. Rex]

When Bron said the stranger had “no word” about Littlefoot, he probably meant that he had no idea what had become of Littlefoot, but the stranger knew that his mother had perished.

Yeah, I think that was supposed to be the intended inference too.