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The bloo · 05-25-2007, 08:32 PM

If your wondering what the extremeosauraus is it is the big monster in the cage in the backyard of fosters.

I think that he/or she is just evil because he's always locked up

Ub3rD4n · 05-25-2007, 09:17 PM

There are actually several extremasauruses (extremasauri?) in Fosters alone. I don't think they're evil per se, but they are designed to destroy, and are often perpetually angry. They're still imaginary friends though, just ones made by jerks.

Sparky · 05-25-2007, 10:20 PM

For God's sake. -_- This belongs in General Character Discussion, which is for groups of characters; putting it in Supporting Cast wouldn't have been too bad either as we've let "group" threads slide in there. READ THE SUB-BOARD DESCRIPTIONS.

(I'm annoyed because this is the third thread like this this person has started tonight, breaking rules or not putting threads in the right place, for those who come along later and wonder why I'm being a psycho hose-beast.)

Nathander · 06-30-2007, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Ub3rD4n

There are actually several extremasauruses (extremasauri?) in Fosters alone. I don't think they're evil per se, but they are designed to destroy, and are often perpetually angry. They're still imaginary friends though, just ones made by jerks.

I wouldn't necessarily say that they're made by jerks, though the line between "jerk" and "teenager" is fairly hard to see. In a lot of ways, I'm tempted to say that, in the same way the majority of imaginary friends seemed to be created by their masters as compensation for something about themselves (such as how Bloo is reckless and immature as compared to Mac's maturity and calm-headed attitude, and Mr. Herriman's stickliness in comparison to Madam Foster's usual attitude, ect.), that the extremasauruses are basically outlets for the anger, agitation, and frustration that teens feel. Basically, they're outlets created by teens as a means to destroy things to release irritation and anger without personally being the ones to do so.

Of course, that's just me, and I may very well be wrong, since we've seen so little evidence about them to really be able to tell anything about their true natures other than the fact that they're always created by teens and that they're generally destructive in nature.

Bloo2daMacs · 07-01-2007, 06:25 PM

This is probably an odd thing to say, but seeing as the imaginary friends are generally the opposite of their creaters, I.E. the other side of them, wouldn't in be interesting if extremeasaurs were created by the gentle Teens of the show? (If there were any.) But then again, as seen in Eddie Monster, the IFs that Teens create are generally quite like them. And come to think of it, most of the IFs were created by what would seem to be their human counterparts.... hmmmmm.... I'm slightly confused now.

Nonetheless, I'd like to put my thought of "good" teenagers on the line, even if it isn't the best-supported theory out of others.

Sparky · 07-01-2007, 06:40 PM

Really, despite everyone's theories of what kinds of people make what kinds of IFs, I really think the bottom line is that the types of people and IFs are merely determined by the writers, looking for what works best for that episode/storyline etc. In Eddie Monster they didn't want a bunch of nice teens any more than they wanted a bunch of nice Extremasaurs, therefore they were all mean. Perhaps a future storyline will call for a nice teen who creates a mean Extremasaur, or a mean teen who makes a nice Extremeasaur. Although I think the definition of an Extremasaur is a mean, instinct-driven "monster"-like IF. If anything, it may be possible for a nice teen to accidentally create an Extremasaur, despite the explanation in the pilot that they're created by "jerky teenaged boys", which was most likely a generallisation and meant to tie in, for the viewers anyways, with Terrence (even though he didn't actually create one).

Bloo2daMacs · 07-01-2007, 08:03 PM

You have a point Sparky, it is of course difficult to go into too deep of detail and reasoning of a cartoon, seeing as they are often made with what would best work with the situation, and logic isn't thought in too far. This is why it's difficult to fully understand how one concept may be taken into place with one group of characters, opposed to another of a similar concept, I.E. Mac creating his moral opposite, Jerky Teenaged Boys creating something quite similar to them. This would explain a lot of the dilemas we've had explaining characters, and the stories behind them.

05-25-2007, 08:32 PM	#1
The bloo Settling In Cool Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 81	Extremeasouraus If your wondering what the extremeosauraus is it is the big monster in the cage in the backyard of fosters. I think that he/or she is just evil because he's always locked up __________________ :bloogrin Thats the bloo i know Thats ugly :bloogrin

05-25-2007, 09:17 PM	#2
Ub3rD4n Foster's Legend 40% pretention, 60% insecurity, 0% brains Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: The only place more isolated than Iceland. New Zealand Posts: 547	There are actually several extremasauruses (extremasauri?) in Fosters alone. I don't think they're evil per se, but they are designed to destroy, and are often perpetually angry. They're still imaginary friends though, just ones made by jerks. __________________ Unconscious like a fox!

05-25-2007, 10:20 PM	#3
Sparky Undisputed Ruler of Terrencania Am not Slave-O-Matic! Am Johnny Five! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 5,713	For God's sake. -_- This belongs in General Character Discussion, which is for groups of characters; putting it in Supporting Cast wouldn't have been too bad either as we've let "group" threads slide in there. READ THE SUB-BOARD DESCRIPTIONS. (I'm annoyed because this is the third thread like this this person has started tonight, breaking rules or not putting threads in the right place, for those who come along later and wonder why I'm being a psycho hose-beast.) __________________ Custom Machine Embroidery & More

07-01-2007, 06:40 PM	#6
Sparky Undisputed Ruler of Terrencania Am not Slave-O-Matic! Am Johnny Five! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Sacramento, CA Posts: 5,713	Really, despite everyone's theories of what kinds of people make what kinds of IFs, I really think the bottom line is that the types of people and IFs are merely determined by the writers, looking for what works best for that episode/storyline etc. In Eddie Monster they didn't want a bunch of nice teens any more than they wanted a bunch of nice Extremasaurs, therefore they were all mean. Perhaps a future storyline will call for a nice teen who creates a mean Extremasaur, or a mean teen who makes a nice Extremeasaur. Although I think the definition of an Extremasaur is a mean, instinct-driven "monster"-like IF. If anything, it may be possible for a nice teen to accidentally create an Extremasaur, despite the explanation in the pilot that they're created by "jerky teenaged boys", which was most likely a generallisation and meant to tie in, for the viewers anyways, with Terrence (even though he didn't actually create one). __________________ Custom Machine Embroidery & More

07-01-2007, 06:25 PM	#5
Bloo2daMacs Banned THE REFORMER... Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: The Spam Board Posts: 910	This is probably an odd thing to say, but seeing as the imaginary friends are generally the opposite of their creaters, I.E. the other side of them, wouldn't in be interesting if extremeasaurs were created by the gentle Teens of the show? (If there were any.) But then again, as seen in Eddie Monster, the IFs that Teens create are generally quite like them. And come to think of it, most of the IFs were created by what would seem to be their human counterparts.... hmmmmm.... I'm slightly confused now. Nonetheless, I'd like to put my thought of "good" teenagers on the line, even if it isn't the best-supported theory out of others.

07-01-2007, 08:03 PM	#7
Bloo2daMacs Banned THE REFORMER... Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: The Spam Board Posts: 910	You have a point Sparky, it is of course difficult to go into too deep of detail and reasoning of a cartoon, seeing as they are often made with what would best work with the situation, and logic isn't thought in too far. This is why it's difficult to fully understand how one concept may be taken into place with one group of characters, opposed to another of a similar concept, I.E. Mac creating his moral opposite, Jerky Teenaged Boys creating something quite similar to them. This would explain a lot of the dilemas we've had explaining characters, and the stories behind them.