Toei Animation`s New Short: Jurassic!

[Smilodon P.]

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

According to information, the anime is based on the book: "Real Size Creature Picture Book: Paleozoic Era".
(I believe that we already had a post about this book, but I couldn't find it)

[Faelrin]

Was that an Anomalocaris at 0:07 getting in on some selfie stuff? I really like the diverse range of creatures I'm seeing here though (aside from the typical dinosaurs and pterosaurs, and Dimetrodon), I also spotted someone holding a Diplocaulus at the 0:14 mark. Really good looking job with the creatures for the most part too. I mean the Quetzalcoatlus even has pycnofibers.

[Shadowknight1]

Is this just a little short they did for whatever, or is this going to actually be something?  Cause I like what I see, it's nice and colorful and rather pleasant.

[Smilodon P.]

Is this just a little short they did for whatever, or is this going to actually be something?  Cause I like what I see, it's nice and colorful and rather pleasant.

The site where I picked Up the news was in mother tongue and I needed to leave, so I was very succint! Sorry about this!

I found a site in english with more information about the short, the full lenght movie, the book images and the twitter (@jurassic_anime):

https://www.crunchyroll.com/pt-br/anime-news/2019/07/20/toei-animation-posts-teaser-clip-for-its-young-staffs-original-project-jurassic


Here is the transcript:

"Toei Animation's official YouTube channel has posted a 18-second teaser clip for Jurassic!, an upcoming original short movie project planned by its young staff. A full version movie will arrive in the middle of August 2019.


The video introduces various types of ancient creatures appearing in the modern world, from dinosaurs to ammonite. According to the description, the project is inspired by "Real Size Ancient Creature Picture Book," which has been buzzed on SNS and has printed 60,000 copies. Toei Animation creates a new worldview and story based on it. The author of the book, Ken Tsuchiya also supports the project as adviser.


The anime's official Twitter (@jurassic_anime) has been already set up, but no posts have been made as of this writing.



Narration: "The things I can get engrossed in have been buried right under my foot since a long time ago.""

[stargatedalek]

It looks promising, but I'm rather confused as to how that wonderfully modern Azhdarchid and that Tyrannosaurus looking straight out of 1943 are meant to be in the same universe. It's not just inconsistencies in accuracy, but in general realism that vary between the designs.