I would add Aliem biospheres Project roseus Primin b Project solarea The vitas chronicals The serket project Project apollo Squaloatia Project rejectus Project kira Project mundus Project mustelon Project syntar Pond planet And my up and coming project zira (shameless plug (plz its gonna be awesome trust))
The author says it himself. The qu left and multiple species died off because the qu kept them alive. The qu left somewhere else beyond their comprehension
i didn't know that the gluckons did all this because the mudocons were supremacists. That's news to me; And makes the gluckons slightly more sympathetic.
I’m a big fan of both Kiamere and Kappa, and just like you I was inspired to do two spec-evo projects. One focuses on earth millions of years in the future following the disappearance of mankind and the other focuses on the development of an alien world starting off from the first micro-organisms and ending just before the evolution of sentient life.
All Tomorrows inspired me to write my own speculative evolution project, and I wouldn't have heard about it if it wasn't for your chanel so I'm immensely happy you're making your own. Your premise is very unique and intriguing. I love the idea that we can only see things that are probably long gone. It's such a poetic and melancholic lense to make a project out of. I will say though that if the telescope is seeing anything within our own galaxy then it can only be from 100,000 years past because the galaxy is only 100,000 light years wide, which would put it within humanities existence as a species since we've been around for 100-200 thousand years. Just an observation.
Thanks for the input, your observations are very helpful. The Telescope will be able to observe worlds in our solar system easily and will see far beyond into other galaxies too. There will need to be a limit to how far it can see because I don't think I'll be able to think of any way to portray the end of the universe, so perhaps the maximum distance could be 50 million lightyears or something. I'll have to look up how wide the universe is estimated to be. I'm still working out the kinks lol. But any input is appreciated. Thanks again.
@@BewareCast Maybe you could end it with them zooming into beyond the universe itself and they see an exact identical copy of the telescope staring back at them lol
Others I would also mention are: Mustelon, the world of musteloids; Orbis Pogona, the world of bearded dragons; Apollo, the planet of cows; The pond Planet
I feel I might be deep in the speculative evolution rabbit hole since I know or half of this ones (Kappa and Kaimere) and was recomanded the other two.
Way to go! If your dedication to the genre wasn't enough to get people excited for your project then your premise/presentation here certainly will be!😄
One spec evo project I would highly recommend is Biblaridion’s Alien Biospheres! It’s recently come to an end, and it’s quite full of amazing science and cool creatures!
Jay Eaton's webcomic Runaway To The Stars is quite the delight in spec xenobiology, got a nice slice-of-life vibe than any grand epics of space battles, just a bunch of aliens cooperating and such~! Then there's my passion projects Star Odyssey and Trail of Cryptids~
Oh my goodness I didn't expect me to appear on here! Im soo happy I did tho! Funny as well that you mention the Mokele-mbem-be as that is the subject for my next video!
I love how anti-corporation and anti-capitalist even if thag isnt the intention but seeing how this can be paralleled to events when it came out to today. Great video and i wish people realized the message of these games like fallout rather than taking it at face value.
Would like to point that while Kaimere has a certain pulp novel fantasy vibe, most of the animals and plants are terran stock that naturally evolved after being harvested at different geological periods with only a few rare creatures here and there made possible by the "magic" that permeates the planet and the actions of an ancient local hominid civilization.
Tales of kaimere could easliy be a multi million dollar idea like jurassic park. I think the only spec evo thats even more detailed is biblaridons alien biosphere series. Really hope some random movie company picks it up
Biblaridion's project is hardly detailed, but it is informative. The most he does is two permutations per clade. Kaimere is where you go for truly in depth world building
Dude I'm loving your project Especially the premise of the story as well Can't wait to see what creature and world will be seeing I wish you good luck 👍
In regards to inspiration, because of this channel introducing me to all tomorros, I'm writing my own short story. Its not speculative evolution, more a post apocalypse story with a similar style to all tomorrows.
Glad to hear you're making your own stuff! *Never* worry about your own works being silly or flawed. Participating in "the creation of fiction" is *always* better than sitting around idly "just being a fan" of other people's stuff. "Making things" is so much more fullfilling than just being a stagnate consoooomer (regardless of the quality.)
Gravitals were more advanced than Asteromorphs?How is it posssible because Spacers were direct descendants of Star People.They wasn't modified and also developed after Qu's invasion.In this time even Ruin hhnters went path from apes to advanced space civilization (faster than another post-human species but this point is important )
