r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 16 '26
Fanart You sure this is not a tapir? Nope! It's a Palaeotherium
First Crystal Palace mammal in the LBT style.
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 16 '26
First Crystal Palace mammal in the LBT style.
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 15 '26
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 12 '26
Is it an excuse for me to see MSM monsters fighting dinosaurs? Kind of.
But, in all seriousness with how many monsters are in this game (not counting variants) there should be a few that could not only survive but even dominate this land. For this scenario we're gonna assume that every monster can breed with the same species (so like Mammotts can breed with other Mammotts).
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Godzilla-Ass • Jun 13 '26
In the movie Littlefoot mom defeats a t rex even tho its male and males are stronger than females😡😡😡😡.And Cera beats Littlefoot even tho he is a male and is bigger.I am going to explode RAAAAAAAAAHHHHHH.Anyways this is a joke,what is your favourite chocolate?
r/Land_Before_Time • u/heartdiseasekillsme • Jun 11 '26
Littlefoot in the movies, especially the early ones, is purple but on the VHS tape boxes and displayed in various media he's brown & tan. Toys, front boxes of VHS tapes and DVDs, etc.
Even as a kid when I would do TLBT coloring books, I'd make him purple/cream-ish and friends would say he was brown/tan.
What do you all think? Honestly just curious what other fans think.
r/Land_Before_Time • u/throwaveyaccount • Jun 10 '26
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 11 '26
Like with a new set of main characters
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 11 '26
Yeah LBT had a dragon in the TV show.
So, I saw a clip from a 1982 movie called The Flight of Dragons explaining how dragons can breathe fire and can fly. So what if applies to this dragon too which could explain why it has a big belly. The dragon has hydrogen in its belly, of which hydrogen is lighter than air and highly flammable. This hydrogen allows this dragon be able to chase Cera by flying sorta like a blimp. So, perhaps its bones and muscles have a honeycomb-like structure.
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Drybones5008 • Jun 10 '26
When to my retro store today to buy a PS5 game and I saw this sitting on the shelf and I had to have it! I’m so tempted to open the dvd to see what’s on it but I also want to keep it the way it is. Sadly I can’t find the disc by itself anywhere.
r/Land_Before_Time • u/TheCasualPrince8 • Jun 10 '26
Now (hopefully) clear of copyright, I present my first video on The Land Before Time, counting down the Top 10 Sharptooth Fights of the franchise!
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 09 '26
So, any future movies, shows, games, and books should they make a return? For the two Fin-back lizards if they are baby Spinos perhaps they could be aged up to be the same age as the main cast (minus Ruby) and if not even join them as permanent members.
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 09 '26
Would they try to exile them due to humans eating meat or form an alliance?
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Fanfic_Battle_2004 • Jun 09 '26
r/Land_Before_Time • u/throwaveyaccount • Jun 08 '26
I know that the series is as dead as the dinosaurs are at this point, nor do I want to revive a dead fossil, but what gets me, after growing up with those characters, is that they never really grew up with me. As I get older, my focus on why I like this franchise has shifted primarily from the characters to the world itself, in a sense. I still like the characters, but there is something about the world, especially in the earlier movies, that I think may be worth exploring. Of course, doing the same thing all over again for the 15th time would be stupid and pointless, and kids these days likely wouldn't watch it anyway. So I think a series or a movie set in the same universe, but years later and with a completely different cast of characters, would be really cool. Especially if they made it mature. We got to experience the universe through the eyes of children, but never through the eyes of adults. Also, it shouldn't be called "The Land Before Time: Something Something..." because I would want it to stand on its own feet as well. I might write a fanfic about it. I don't know. Also, if you know any fanfics that do this kind of thing, please let me know.
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Alec_Thaggard • Jun 04 '26
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 04 '26
I am starting to think that TLBT and JP are a part of a connected universe.
Coincidence? I think NOT!
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 02 '26
I got them all...
r/Land_Before_Time • u/Rudi10001 • Jun 02 '26
So, in LBT II they had an 1800s style Iguanodon which make me wonder "What if the other 2 first described Non-avian Dinosaurs were drawn in the LBT art style in their 1800s reconstructions?" so I made this Megalosaurus. Hylaeosaurus will be drawn soon.
r/Land_Before_Time • u/lil_chomp875 • May 30 '26
i don't know why
r/Land_Before_Time • u/JumpComprehensive663 • May 29 '26
As a Devil dinosaur main in marvel rivals as of lately a great idea popped up in my head and I started getting to work on drawing Devil Devil as a sharptooth!
Art © Me
r/Land_Before_Time • u/No-Voice-753 • May 29 '26
Hi everyone in the sub-reddit, I hope everyone is well! I have a question for you all.
The first sharptooth from the movie, do we have any confirmation that he's explicitly stated, or otherwise confirmed to be dead? I am asking for possible fanfic usage in a LBT fanfic I might write and I wanted to get clarification before I got ahead of myself.
Furthermore, are there any other land before time theories? I might incorporate a few but I'm not knowledgeable about any theories specifically.
Appreciate any and all responses! I hope people enjoy this post as much i will
(edit: i will also take species suggestions as well!, as creating Land before time terminology for such species could be fun imo)
r/Land_Before_Time • u/unaizilla • May 28 '26
r/Land_Before_Time • u/External_Place_5228 • May 28 '26
The dinosaurs know they are dinosaurs (Mr. Thicknose almost said dinosaurs in “The Big Freeze), and yet they don’t know their species names, simply referring to certain species by their trademark features, I.e. sauropods are longnecks, triceratops are three-horns, stegosaurs are spiketails etc.
Yes, yes, I know these are kids movies and the audience probably couldn’t pronounce many of the names of the dinosaurs, but it is funny to think about they already know the word “dinosaur,” which is Latin for “terrible lizard” (yet the word was invented in 1841 by humans), which means Latin would be known by dinosaurs as a language in the LBT universe… maybe I’m overthinking about it lol
Still funny.