Mad respect for Matpat, he has 3 other channels to work on and a live channel as well. Thank you for making HTTYD theories, this show made my childhood to this day.

@fantasyrose3903

Жыл бұрын

Well it's more like GtNOTlive these days 😂

@VickyCarolyne

Жыл бұрын

Don't just thank MatPat, thank the whole team who are working on all 5 of those channels

@DragonKing_GRAgni

Жыл бұрын

Dude same😁🐉

@protalghulnist4126

Жыл бұрын

​@@VickyCarolyne wait is Austin gone for sure?

@black-_-5321

Жыл бұрын

Same

It should be mentioned that, for quite a long time, the Komodo dragon’s deadly bite was actually quite a mystery. The inside of the lizard’s mouth is so full of dangerous bacteria and stuff that we couldn’t tell if it was the venom or illness that was deadlier and thus the true power of their bite. It was only relatively recently that we gained the technology to look into their venom better and discover that, although the germs in the Komodo dragon’s mouth are certainly strong enough to cause fatal illness, the venom is much worse.

@2013faiasl

Жыл бұрын

That's how they earned the dragon in their name

@Beth-zs2jr

Жыл бұрын

I can remember the days when nature channels worked on the theory that it was the bacteria in a Komodo dragon's mouth that slowly killed the animals, and they just followed it around until it was unable to walk. It's so much fun seeing the advancements in knowledge and understanding happening within such a small period of time

@wildstarfish3786

Жыл бұрын

what happened to the 2 replies this comment has?

@2013faiasl

Жыл бұрын

@@wildstarfish3786 I ate them sry

@rynfornow3411

2 ай бұрын

Until you recently learned that their prey getting sick and dying is the result of infecting their own wounds, not venom or others. Their main prey? Water buffalo. Where do they seek cover? Mud pits.

I’m so glad you made a HTTYD theory. I’ve been waiting for one like this forever. It’s still one of my favorite movie series to this day

Man I used to spend days brainstorming about the biology of these fictional creatures. Ecological niches that they'd fill, the roles they'd took in history and our culture.

@The_Darke_Lorde

7 ай бұрын

Speculative Evolution is the name

@Movie-xz3hw

4 ай бұрын

Hello There are 3 movies of how to train your dragon right what was he talking about 19 seasons ? At 0:57

@mehmetgurdal

4 ай бұрын

@@Movie-xz3hw they are animated tv series. dragons riders of berk- defenders of berk, race to the edge etc they are pretty good. spmetimes goofy but great for character growth that we cant see in the movies

@Movie-xz3hw

4 ай бұрын

@@mehmetgurdal 👍👍👍 Thanks for the reply 😌😌

Can we just take a moment to appreciate matpat he has so much going on right now and he's still manages to stay consistent throughout all his channel

@karelsimek5871

Жыл бұрын

🤓

@Thoth0333

Жыл бұрын

shush

@capetel368

Жыл бұрын

Can we just take a moment to appreciate all the people commenting the same thing on youtube over and over 🙏🙏🙏

@_khooman_chronicles_

Жыл бұрын

What happened?

@Owlslice

Жыл бұрын

Bot.

I don't like how the comments focus only on Matpat, let's just take a moment to appreciate all the staff behind that despite having different work styles and ideas come together to provide cohesive content for us, thank you to all Team Theorist for mantaining consistent quality uploads in the 5 channels

@mibbles2371

Жыл бұрын

Ikr! The way matpat talks is now more of a brand identity than a personal thing. Like I don't think he writes the scripts, definitely doesn't edit the videos. That isn't to say that he has zero creative input or can't change things or that he doesn't work hard, but that he isn't researching, writing, recording, editing *all* the videos that come out by himself in a wardrobe

@crustyratkid

Жыл бұрын

Yes so true! I agree that the ENTIRE team theorist needs more recognition and credit for all their hard work(I’m not saying matpat doesn’t bc he is also in team theorist)

@nicloren2220

Жыл бұрын

@@mibbles2371 they all collaborate on every aspect. every. single. aspect.

@Movie-xz3hw

4 ай бұрын

Hello There are 3 movies of how to train your dragon right what was he talking about 19 seasons ? At 0:57

Matpat and the theorists - not enough people know about the httyd books, they are one of my special interests - I HIGHLY reccomend you read them or listen (the audiobooks are on youtube). IMO, the books are superior and have a COMPLETELY different plot but the movies reference them occasionally. Also thank you for theorising HTTYD!

@hicsuntdracones9065

Жыл бұрын

Hello my fellow dragon themed KZread commenter

@amziedragon6619

Жыл бұрын

@@hicsuntdracones9065 Hello!

@FennecFeather-wx7jj

Жыл бұрын

I agree, the books are so much different. And the books actually fit a lot more with the mixing-chemicals-for-firebreath theory with 'fire holes' in the dragons throats being perfect for it.

@amziedragon6619

Жыл бұрын

@@FennecFeather-wx7jj exactly! Also it's awesome to see a fellow books fan :)

@Dave_Miller

Жыл бұрын

@@amziedragon6619 Yeah the books are great

I’m hurt by the lack of references to the Dragon Prince, given that they portray both electric and fire breathing dragons 😭

@ARandomPencil153

4 ай бұрын

It’s a great show isn’t it

Always love when matpat talks about kid movies/shows

@JurassicGlitchy

Жыл бұрын

It’s nostalgic to watch videos about kids’ content, makes you feel like a little kid again but with a better understanding of the world. (Writing this because your comment deserves more than a replies section full of bots)

@killfected7309

Жыл бұрын

@lShowSрееd shorts 🅥 since when are bots so insulting

@JurassicGlitchy

Жыл бұрын

@@killfected7309 That bot is an example of the ultimate self-burn moment

@arshilsheikh7241

Жыл бұрын

@@JurassicGlitchy thanks man I really appreciate it

@arshilsheikh7241

Жыл бұрын

@Dоni Bobes Shorts 🅥 ultimate W

Was so excited to see MatPat make another HTTYD video. Instant rush of nostalgia man

@JurassicGlitchy

Жыл бұрын

HTTYD FTW! 🔥 (Sorry about the bots, your comment deserves better)

@redlikeroses

Жыл бұрын

@@JurassicGlitchy FR!! grew up with this series, gives me so much nostalgia. (dw abt it lol, bots are inevitable)

Still one of my favorites animated movies of all time. Loved this nostalgic theory.

Not many of the dragons from the movie are actually in the books, (which I prefer) but I would love to see a monstrous nightmare in the books, just l would love to see an actual small toothless in the movies. (Toothless is a seadragonus giganticus maximus at a very young age, and seadragonus are tiny when they are young, tiny when they are old, and ABSOLUTELY giant when in the prime of their life).

This is why I love the How to Train Your Dragon universe, it's different dragons are made in such way that they make sense in one way or another and their bodies reflect that.

God am I happy to see u still making HTTYD theories. HTTYD was literally my entire childhood. The movies, shows, and games Edit: Yes, I love the original books too

@ZudinGodofWar

Жыл бұрын

2 bots no humans, let's change that

@svenkrisenberg6684

Жыл бұрын

@Don't Read My Profile Photo ok

@science-of

Жыл бұрын

same

@frankglynn8209

Жыл бұрын

Games?

@velosidrome

Жыл бұрын

​@@frankglynn8209 There's mobile games and switch games

Matpat and all his channels feel like smarter and a waaaaay better mythbusters, where the 'myths' are so much more cool and do not involve using dynamite every two episodes😂

I love HTTYD so much and I'm so happy that it's getting recognition again because I was literally raised on it and I would LOVE to see another video on it showing all the other subspecies of the dragons like the bone snatcher, the speed stingger, even the changewing and its ability camouflage perfectly, and my favorite the Death Song an how it spits liquid amber that hardens almost immediately. Idk it would just be really cool to see these dragons explained along with a lot of others because HTTYD is so thought out and all their dragons are so different I just feel like the 5 main abilities just cant cover them all

@hungariangiraffe6361

Жыл бұрын

Lol deathsong is one of my favourites as well! HTTYD is my favourite movie franchise ever. I wish those dragons existed.

@nep5603

Жыл бұрын

I miss the series so much, sadly the its not fully available in Hungary

@hungariangiraffe6361

Жыл бұрын

@@nep5603 videán fent van! :) mondjuk egy része csak felirattal vagy sehogy sem magyar, de úgy tűnik neked ez nem lesz gond.

@nep5603

Жыл бұрын

@@hungariangiraffe6361 Úgy tudtam hogy csak az első 9 évad, de megnézem, kössz

@hungariangiraffe6361

Жыл бұрын

@@nep5603 hát, a Hibbant-sziget védelmezői+az Irány az Ismeretlen ott van, az 100%-ig biztos elvégre én ott néztem meg, de arról nem tudtam hogy Johann hidegre tétele után is lennének részek.

HTTYD actually acknowledges the gas build up into fire breath as something dragons do. In the first movie, after hiccup and Toothless fly for the first time, a type of dragon called terrible terrors start to spit fire at toothless by building up gas into their mouth. But tootless shoots a small spark into the mouth before the dragon is ready, causing the gas to explode in the dragon's mouth. They show that because it sets up the ending of the final battle, where hiccup and toothless use the same trick to beat the red death (the big bad dragon).

This video topic is actually something I've thought about for a few months for a personal project of mine. The way I've been rationalizing the Bewilderbeast's ice attack is by using super cooled pure water, like those videos of freezing cold bottles of liquid water flash freezing when they get hit. I had imagined their biology could filter out particles from the water (which they could use for nutrition to help get so big like a whale) and then store that pure water in an organ somewhere to be spat out later. Them being a tidal class dragon might also help with this as having the water all around them could help cushion the super cooled water and keep it from freezing inside them. They could potentially control the amount of water they release too to give a little puff of water that would freeze into ice crystals in the air almost like snow like we see with Hicup and Valka

@Creation_kitchen

Жыл бұрын

That’s so cool!

@Dave_Miller

Жыл бұрын

Yes, fellow httyd nerd!!

This man goes though weeks of hard work for theories about How to train your Dragon.

Hi MatPat. Great video from the whole team as usual, I love Dragons too. Something to add about fire dragons, in the movie Reign of Fire starring Christian Bale and Matthew McConaughey. The dragons in that movie have very detailed biological details that explain how they breathe fire. In their necks, they have two glands that produce different chemicals. They then spit the two chemicals out at the same time. And when it combines and gets exposed to the air, it ignites forming napalm. I always loved the dragons in Reign of Fire, and the way they were designed. If you guys on the channel haven't seen it yet. I recommend it. It's in my opinion, very underrated. Maybe you guys could make a video on the movie sometime. Keep up the good work and have a great rest of the day.

@dafilmqueen556

11 ай бұрын

I remember that one, though most of the details I recall of it have faded with time. It's been so long since I've actually seen it, so my memory requires a refresher.

MatPat became the Wild Kratts at the end of this episode with the "we overlook how awesome our real world is"

@crustyratkid

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@Dave_Miller

Жыл бұрын

Lmao

@Dave_Miller

Жыл бұрын

@SYED SHRQ WHY HELLO THERE, OLD SPORT

@magnusthevaliant

Жыл бұрын

Ah, nostalgia.

@nerd9347.

11 ай бұрын

Knew someone would put that there. Glad to know I wasn’t the only one.

matpat can literally bust out the most insane theories that actually make sense, almost everyday on 4 channels! also streaming every other time. That is a lot of work in very little time! Mad respect for this mad man

@icecold5707

Жыл бұрын

And his son and wife look like they really love him. How does he do it? Glad for the guy.

@orang1921

Жыл бұрын

he probably isnt the main person behind the theories anymore

@bohemianprince7944

Жыл бұрын

Bot.

At 3:27 it jitters, but on the whole another perfect video from matpat

My favorite franchise ever, this made me so happy ❤️

I think MatPat has redeemed himself here with this one. His last HTTYD theory was about how you can't actually train a dragon but proving they can breathe fire has brought him back into my good graces.

@timestorm5687

Жыл бұрын

it was also kind of annoying how he viewed the dragons as slurpish lizard instead of more active and smarter creatures they really are

I'd love to see a part 2 to this video, talking about other dragons from the franchise, like the Fireworms, the Death Song, the Gronkle, the Flightmare, the Changewing, and the Razorwhip.

@elainedoyle8941

Жыл бұрын

But they aren't a bot???

I love httyd so much, and seeing a recent theory from you a day after I got hit with httyd nostalgia is amazing and exciting

As as father of 4, I can honestly say I always enjoy these movies and the series with my kids...because of the science. The writers of this IP are fantastic at doing their homework.

I feel like lightning breath would be less of a single beam of lightning since, like matpat said, the dragon wouldnt have the ability to alter your charge, just it's own but to such a degree that it would be more like lightning everywhere randomly, trading electrons with literally anything and everything it could.

@derekeastman7771

Жыл бұрын

Tesla coil dragon

@gaster000

Жыл бұрын

For a visual example, see King Gidorah in Godzilla: King of the Monsters. There's one scene where Gidorah absorbs electricity from a nearby transformator station, and then fires a lightning storm that destroys all planes around it.

@Whydoiexisthere-

10 ай бұрын

I sometimes like to write down some fantasy dragons just for fun, maybe sprinkle in some science but it’s still just a quick pastime. I recently wrote down about a dragon that first sprays its victim with copper dust (again, just a hobby lol) and THEN throws electric charges at them. Basically just ensuring that at least some shock reaches their prey.

@tyrune30

10 ай бұрын

​@@Whydoiexisthere- Very nice, you should make a variation of it that uses magnesium dust or something for a fiery explosion.

MatPad talking about Critical Role and LOVM literally made my day. To see these two worlds collide is absolitely amazing

@crit_bot

Жыл бұрын

and he complimented it ❤😁

@theblaze5530

Жыл бұрын

I want to see Mattpat play dnd now Get him on critical role as a guest!!

@Willow-Dragon

Жыл бұрын

I love matpad

The best part of the channel is the editing hasn’t changed in 7 years Fantastic

Matpat can find a scientific explanation to almost anything lol, good one as usual i kinda wanna watch this movie now

My favourite part of the dragon breathes in HTTYD is how even dragons of the same breath type produce it different. A Nadder has a fire breath that looks like a large volume of sparks while a Nightmare has a typical flame breathe.

Along with the diversity of dragons in the HTTYD franchise, I also love the little quirks of behavior and biology in each dragon, like how all dragons have a limited amount of fire they can spew before they run out, how small dragons like to chase lights much like a cat chasing a laser, or how dragons can combust internally if the gas in their mouth is ignited before they're ready to fire.

I appreciate you making this. I've thought about whether or not fictional dragon powers would be possible (got to the dragon arc of Fairy Tail lol)

It is a cool decision that the Zippleback’s two heads serve a fire breathing purpose, one breathes flammable gas (probably methane) while the other uses it’s teeth to create a spark and ignite the gas

So happy to see Matt take the time to go over a relatively older series. Great to see such a large part of my childhood theorized lol. Also Hiccup being a nerd over the physiology of dragons already is kinda funny

This dude can literately turn anything into a theory. We love you MatPat!

this turned out way more interesting than I thought it was going to be

2:54 purple flame

One interesting thing is that the franchise acknolges that the different dragons have their breath attacks as different chemical reactions such as toothless shoots an oxygen based plasma ball, the monsterous nightmare lights a gel based secreation, and the nadder has a magnesseum based flame

i don’t think i’ve ever heard a scarier sentence than “live action remake of how to train your dragon”

@isabellatheresemateo3961

Жыл бұрын

Its going to be hard to get an actor for Hiccup, especially with how iconic Jay Baruchel's voice is for Hiccup across all HTTYD media I can still see the OG VA like Gerard Butler (Stoic) being a good fit for live action Stoic but its hard for the other characters with how iconic they've been portrayed in the animations

@baliyae

Жыл бұрын

It’s a no from me.

@AdamIshak01

Жыл бұрын

We don’t want it- I think the Nine Realms is proof enough that the OG stuff was the perfect franchise and put a bow on the ending nicely. I feel like anything new will dampen and cheapen an already amazing thing 😭

@wyvernfabrikator1572

Жыл бұрын

Same here. When I heard that, I literally screamed “No! Why?!?!”

@thedragonwarrior5861

Жыл бұрын

They could always go with a more book-acurate idea

We actually have information of what type of fire breath or the material they are made of in some dragons from EXTRAS, The Book Of Dragons and more. The Monstrous Nightmare has Kerosene in it’s fire and the monstrous nightmare has Kerosene Gel on its skin and that’s how it can light itself on fire. The Deadly Nadder has a Magnesium type fire. Gronckles and Hotburples have the fire type of Heptaine/Oxygen + Rock = Lava Attack. Hideous Zipplebacks have Ammonium Nitrate mixed with Anyhrous Hydrazine which basically means gas ignited with a spark. Night Furies have plasma blasts. Terrible Terrors have Propane. Thunderdrums have Sonic Blasts. Timberjacks have oil based fire. And for the rest of 70+ dragons’ fire type can be generically named like fire or electricity

9:16 💀 💀

@stereokuuji

Жыл бұрын

C'mon man it's not that😂

Honestly I’m glad we are getting an HTTYD video. The movies and the shows literally defined my childhood.

The ice breath explanation makes a lot of sense, considering that the Bewilderbeast is a Tidal class dragon. The creators really throught this through!

4:05 a few seconds before the blue eyed dragon came up I was like "blue eyed dragon lol" and it actually came. That was kinda funny ngl

I have always loved httyd and I'm so happy to see it becoming popular

I am SO happy to see that Matpat is doing a HTTYD theory, and HTTYD was my childhood, but something I would've liked to see in this video would've been the Deathsong. Like, spitting amber that is almost impossible to break as it hardens? Gives me goosebumps.

I'm so happy this channel exists, and makes this kind of content that I miss so much since Because Science stopped. Well done matpad 👏🏽

@isaiaholaru5013

Жыл бұрын

MatPat is the deserving continuer for Because Science

@that1nerdyblackgirl736

Жыл бұрын

Bro Kyle Hill has his own channel for like 3 years since he gave nerdist the finger

@groovyisus

Жыл бұрын

@@that1nerdyblackgirl736 I know, I know... and it's still very cool and interesting, I just miss some extra geek content from time to time which it was what got me hooked in the first place. I am happy for Kyle, but his channel is different than Because Science, I miss the concept.

@zyus8905

Жыл бұрын

😮​@@isaiaholaru5013 😊😊😊😮😊😊😊😊😊😊

Always enjoy the content for years now another banger

I was obsessed with dragons as a child. Made me love this franchise even more

the absolute joy and excitement that i experienced when i read the title just shows how much i love HTTYD and the theory channels

Can we just take a second to appreciate how awesome the how to train your dragon movies are.

@coolnerdlll6053

Жыл бұрын

Yes. Yes we can. And while we're at it, how about some praise for John Powell? He created my favorite theme of any animated movie.

@TylerTMG

Жыл бұрын

its awesome

@ka-1atmyth353

Жыл бұрын

There good but the books are better. Please tell me you know the books exist.

@Bob25477

Жыл бұрын

Word.

@redshadowdragon6823

Жыл бұрын

@@ka-1atmyth353 I personally prefer the movies but the books are just as good in my opinion

I HAVE BEEN WANTING THIS VIDEO FOR SOOOOOO LONG!!!!! THANK YOU MATPAT!!!!! How to train your dragon has been my favourite movie(s) and shows since they ever came out! Thank you!

The timing on this upload is pretty funny, my partner has been showing me the TV series recently since I only ever watched the movies as a kid. Then the other day we saw a Toothless cake in a store lol.

What I love about how to train your dragon is how much detail goes into it The story has a lot of detail, Designs have a lot of detail, And most importantly the dragons have a lot of detail. You can tell that they researched some animals to put into these dragons, by appearance, powers, and behavior. Overall, I love movies that actually care about plot, detail, and characters.

This whole franchise made up a good 50% of my childhood, and it's also quickly becoming my brothers' favorite too!

@ka-1atmyth353

Жыл бұрын

I agree the book’s especially are great

FINALLY I’ve watched every single episode of How to train your dragon at least 10 times I’ve watched it so much more than anything else and I’ve been waiting for you to make a video on it.

I need you to make a serious about motordrome each episode is packed full of lore

I wonder if MatPat could explain how the Flightmare actually paralyse it’s enemies

@darrenv2594

Жыл бұрын

oh there's a bunch of dragons that would be interesting to try and explain. i wanna know how the smothering smokebreath and death song work too

@bruhtnt4258

Жыл бұрын

The FlightMare is said to simply paralyze its foe with FEAR. The DeathSong amber is some liquid that solidifies instantly when exposed to oxygen.

@darrenv2594

Жыл бұрын

@Bruh🧨 i'm pretty sure the flightmare was explained to not actually do it with fear if i remember correctly. a real life explanation would probably be some sort of nerve agent? (eg topically-acting cholinergic blockers)

@undermanned983

Жыл бұрын

@@darrenv2594 yeah my first thought was some type of neurotoxin

@darrenv2594

Жыл бұрын

@Undermanned yep, definitely. would probably need a pretty low half life tho, given it wears off relatively quick

11:10 That Snap! 😂😂😂

I’d love to see him dive into the dragon prince series, keeping with the dragon theme

Shout out to you mattpat, I actually came here to comment that for once I actually had previous knowledge on how animals could breathe fire, from a documentary I watched on dragons as a child, and that same beetle came up, and my heart is so happy you found that, I love your channels, you inspire me to learn new things and ask new questions and test hypotheses, I’m grateful for it

10:03 its not an air bubble, its actually bubbles of void, which is even cooler

@MeguSplosion

Жыл бұрын

Shrimp is secretly a destiny guardian or something

Its actually crazy how much effort was put into httyd to somewhat accurately depict dragons

I love Matpats videos hes always making tons of content and overanalyzing everthing for our entertainment.

Matpat some of the dragon’s explanations for how they create there breath attacks are on the dvds for the movies with them explaining how they create said breaths including the elements used in making them.

5:40 Merica' f- yeah!

In the bonuses of the secpnd movie's dvd, we actually get a closer look at the dragon's abilities, including their breaths. For example, we learn that fire-breathing dragons like Astrid's use magnesium, others molten rocks, and others simply turn massive amounts of water into ice directly as it exits their mouth. Pretty neat i'd say

As soon as you mentioned the piston shrimp I was like YES MY YEARS OF WATCHING OCTONAUTS PAYED OF I KNOW WHAT THAT IS

This is genuinely amazing

7:13 it would be cooler if I didn't see it coming, you've used that gag about 1,115 times in your past videos.

In regards to the Electric attacks, I like the way that Monster Hunter handles it for the elder dragon Namielle. Namielle uses electric attacks by generating electricity through its skin but it hits it long distance by covering its surroundings in a highly conductive liquid it secretes. It can then charge its electricity through the liquid to shock anything and everything in the liquid.

AWESOME , VERY EDUCATIONAL FOR CONCEPT ARTIST

I love episodes like this that just highlight how cool the animal kingdom is

wait what was up with how he said game theory? at 2:16? a glitch artistic choice or are we getting channel LORE.

@sunairax

Жыл бұрын

bro.

@TundraTheSnep

10 ай бұрын

You are way behind-_-

@minecraftman6837

9 ай бұрын

​@@TundraTheSnepsince when is there lore

And what's scarier about Komodo dragons, they can stalk their prey for miles upon miles. There's a story I heard where a guy was on an island very close to Indonesia and he unfortunately caught the attention of a Komodo dragon and it just kept stalking him even after several miles where he had to climb a tree. And even then I'm pretty sure they're great climbers.

@lunarmoon06

11 ай бұрын

Baby komodo dragons spend their young lives in trees until they get larger! Adults would make an easy snack of them and the adults are usually to heavy to get up into the branches the babys sit on

11:51-11:54 I think one part of the Disney attraction It’s Tough to Be a Bug had a soldier termite, which according to that, sprays acid at it’s opponents.

Mad respect and presh for you Mat- this was an awesome theory. This may be a bit out there since it would be a bit confusing but is there a plan for LOVM theory or honor among thieves theory?

I’ve had the idea that dragons could literally exist it’s definitely possible and I’m so glad this episode exists

5:14 they really should’ve just called it a light saber

the dragon hype never dies in my eyes

Hi MatPat! Love your videos so much! I hope this gets to someone who will take the time to read this. I have a film theory for you! What does Stripe and Trixie Heeler do for a living? A Bluey theory! There is an episode called Faceytalk in season 3 where Bluey and Bingo FaceTime their cousins Muffin and Socks. Mayhem ensues and Muffin is running away from her dad, Stripe, and she runs past, like, 7 hallways and 25 different doors. She also says “we have a lot of couches,” and they have a nice outdoor pool. Bandit is an archeologist and their brother Rad works on an oil rig, but Stripe’s (or his wife Trixie) occupation is never outright revealed. Bluey has a lot of subtle hints within the show on the L O R E, but that’s probably one of the top Bluey mysteries!

at last...a scientific episode. not as much calculating and formula as in the good old days, but still far better than those "let's basically just talk about this" episodes. pls keep it up!

@saiyanfang1047

Жыл бұрын

No, it is a let's talk about this episode. Thunderdrums don't create the sound by closing their mouths. They create them by opening their mouths and screaming with their giant lungs

you've already made my day, I never would have expected a theory video over my absolute favorite childhood movie movie

Theory idea: is crookshanks the potters' cat? I just saw it on a short and think it can be quite a good one.

This is literally my favorite episode ever (if there was a Spyro theory video that would be even better)

Would be neat for Matt to make more science videos on the Film Theory channel like this, they're really interesting and I've been missing 'em

but another thing for Matpat to theorize on is how Toothless's species is descripted of having such a lighting and deathly fire breath

@bruhtnt4258

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It’s Plasma, not fire.

@cydragon2.099

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@@bruhtnt4258 k

@TheRezro

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@@bruhtnt4258 Actually make sense...

Loved the video! Biology and Animals are some of my favorite things, and especially love dragons. I also want to say it would great/funny if you guys do a CoryxKenshin Lore video.

the fact that this moveie came out years ago yet you're still doing a theory on it props to you! love the occupational hazard reference too btw I'm just a few seconds in and I'm already commenting something hah-

dude this show is my entire childhood and im so happy to see you cover it!!!

OH MY GOD IVE WAITED FOR SO SO SO LONG FOR AN HTTYD EPISODE !!! Also the “we’re theorists, it’s an occupational hazard” reference to the “we’re Vikings, it’s an occupational hazard” is awesome!! Httyd is my hyperfixation right now so this is AWESOME

I've seen how strong the komodo bite strength is, and the moment you bent their snout got me gigglin 😂

You should cover “I can’t sleep” next! Their animations are super underrated and I’d honestly love to know what the underlying story is

You have no idea how happy it makes me to see a HTTYD theory

Yo let’s goooo! I always love how MatPat uses science to help explain even the craziest of theories.❤

@JurassicGlitchy

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Idk if it’s just me, but I think fantasy series like HTTYD are even more enjoyable if they have a scientific explanation, but still keep an air of mystery. (EW BOTS! Sorry I hate those guys)

Make a mini theroy on how dragons fly

You should do a theory on the "welcome home" website arg, its like a kids show that was archived and kinda gives Sesame Street feels but with secrets and horror hidden in the website.