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The first film depicts the animals living their animalistic lifestyle, with pretty much the only major human ability to be talking. Anthropomorphic Shift: From the second film onwards.Animal Talk: The humans cannot understand animals, and the same with animals not understanding human language.

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The Series Mascot Scrat was a fictional species at the time the movies were released, but an uncannily similar species, Cronopio, was discovered since then - which lived in the Cretaceous period, over 90 million years before the ice ages interestingly enough, another saber-toothed squirrel appears and becomes Scrat's love interest in the third film-the same one with the other dinosaurs-and is "appropriately" placed in the subterranean Lost World with the dinosaurs. The movies also feature Mesozoic reptiles, but their presence is acknowledged as anachronistic: there are sea reptiles that were frozen for millions of years, and dinosaurs that live in an underground Lost World. This includes brontotheres, Moeritherium, Platybelodon, Chalicotherium, Gastornis, and Hesperornis.

Anachronistic Animal: The franchise features a number of relatively obscure prehistoric mammals and birds that were long extinct by the ice ages.

What about the characters celebrating both Christmas and Easter in the Ice Age, despite the fact that they are supposedly living before Christ when neither holidays existed.

Also, Pangaea? In the Ice Age?! Or Stonehenge, for that matter.

The fourth film lampshades it, with Sid outright stating near the start that their fight against dinosaurs from the third film made no sense whatsoever.

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Crosses over with Misplaced Wildlife and Artistic License – Paleontology.

The names of the two aquatic antagonists in the second film: Cretaceous and Maelstrom.

There is also confirmation for the human baby's name, which is Roshan.

Background information provided in the books and other websites confirms that Manny's family died in the Troubled Back Story Flashback in the original and corroborates the belief that his first child was a son.

A Day in the Limelight: The two Scrat shorts and Surviving Sid are highly focused on the two characters.

This was made as a goodbye from the company as well as a symbolic Book Ends of sorts since Ice Age was their first major project and hit, the franchise having started with Scrat's antics.

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The same year, a spin-off movie titled The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild premiered on the platform as well, produced by Bardel Entertainment.Īlso in 2022, a short was uploaded by the Blue Sky team as their final piece of animation in which Scrat finally gets his acorn. Scrat Tales, a series of shorts focusing on Scrat and his son, debuted on Disney+ in 2022 it marked the final Ice Age project produced by Blue Sky Studios. Ice Age: Past, Presents, and Future! (2012).There are also two 4-D exhibitions, one based off an extended version of No Time for Nuts and one based off the third film, which have been presented at various zoos and amusement parks.īoom! Studios published Comic Books including: And there's A Mammoth Christmas, a Christmas Special, as well as The Great Egg-Scapade, an Easter Special. There are also three short films that are on the DVDs: Gone Nutty and No Time for Nuts, both short adventures starring Scrat, and Surviving Sid, obviously centered around Sid. The main trio consists of an emotionally distant yet caring mammoth named Manny, a clueless sloth named Sid and a sabertooth tiger with a sweet spot named Diego, all the while a squirrel named Scrat just wants to eat an acorn. The films follow the adventures of an unusual herd trying their best to survive an era of history that always seems to bring catastrophic events. Beginning with the release of Ice Age in 2002, it is the series the now-defunct Blue Sky is best known for. Ice Age is a computer-animated movie series made by 20th Century Fox and Blue Sky Studios.