Dinosauria animated series

[Duck]

Apologies for just bursting out of the blue after a break, but I don't think anyone has posted this yet.

[Fembrogon]

Oooh, exciting! what a nice surprise after Prehistoric Planet's completion.

[Dynomikegojira]

Sad it's the last episode it looks amazing

[Gothmog the Baryonyx]

I'm looking forward to seeing another of these, a pity its a last, though I do wish that Tyrannosaurus wasn't always depicted only in the whole KPg extintinction event all the time, and could just be there.  I assume that Prehistoric Planet will finally have that and looking forward to seeing that too, not just because avoiding spoilers is getting really hard.

[Concavenator]

It's here!

[paintingdinos]

An excellent end to the series. Knowing exactly how its going to end but still having such a big impact is the mark of a great storyteller. Amazing work all around but I do think this one is my favorite.

[Duna]

What a wonderful ending ... the music, the story, the details (as the red river) ... my favourite of the series.

[HD-man]

I made this comment on Dead Sound's patreon when I 1st watched "The Last Tyrant":

Good finale! I especially like the new animations of characters from previous episodes. Knowing that said characters continued living their lives after said episodes (+ the museum scenes) helps the ending feel more uplifting. Also, you could've easily reused old animations, but chose to go the extra mile & give us something extra special. I respect that

[Carnoking]

Just rewatched the entire series and all I can say is, wow... what an achievement. It was all so beautifully done! Dead Sound should be proud.

[Gwangi]

When I saw that it would be about the extinction I was a bit bummed, because the extinction of the non-avian dinosaurs is one of the things about dinosaurs that interests me the least, and I'm sick of seeing it in media. I was so happy that Prehistoric Planet didn't address it.

That having been said, this handled the extinction event in a touching and moving way that I've never seen before. It was absolutely heartbreaking and beautiful. And I loved how it tied the modern world with the world that ended 65 million years ago, with shots of birds, fossils, GWANGI, etc. That connection took this short film to a whole other level.

[HD-man]

[KeU]

Can't help noticing the sketchbook has Volume #1 for this series.
Perhaps David is leaving the door open for a potential follow-up?