I can think of:>a lost world>time travel, either direction>scientific recreation>magic>alternate universe where they never died>set the story in prehistoric times>aliens took some dinos away, now they've brought them back>a dream about dinosaurs
soulless cgi nowadays
>>223439488You forgot schizoid hallucinations.
>>223439931>a dream about dinosaurs
>>223439488That's all of them. It's a solved game.
>>223440073based and comfy pilled
>>223440018You need to be asleep for that.
>miraculously viable dinosaur egg uncovered by some kind of atmospheric event
>>223440231Ever heard about daydreaming?
>>223439488Hollow Earth.
>>223440428>a lost world
>>223440411That's not what you think that is, ESL fren.
>>223440560>ESL out of nowhereso easy to spot a Ranjesh
@223440597>couldn't understand basic English words>starts throwing jeet accusationslel did I touch a nerve, retard? You don't deserve my (You)s.
>>223440307Pocket version of "lost world."
>>223441277Reduntdant. A "lost world" already exists in an undiscovered pocket of time and/or space. The term also implies that the pocket includes more than one object, hence "world."
>>223441445I preemptively accept your concession.
>>223439488I want an alt-universe where for some reason, they survived in the Americas but nowhere else and continued to evolve.
>>223441606You think you want that but you're wrong.
>>223441800No, I’ve got a cool idea. This was a shit one.
>Single dinosaur or small population of dinosaurs that survived extinction and are living just under our nosesLike Loch Ness monster or Mokele Mbembe. Or do you declare this a subset of “a lost world” trope like your discussion with that other guy, OP?I would say it’s the exact opposite of the trope, because in “a lost world”, it’s humans who stumble on it and are the outsiders. In this case, it’s the dinosaurs who are the outsiders in our world. So I say it’s clearly distinct from “a lost world” trope!
>2026>still no proper dinotopia kinowhat went wrong
