History Awesome / JurassicWorldCampCretaceous

* As Kenji so puts it, Darius has outdone [[Film/JurassicPark Dr. Grant]] himself in understanding dinosaurs, discovering behaviors nobody else has ever seen.

* Another promotional imagery reveals the return of a species that has not been viewed on-screen for [[Film/JurassicPark 28 years]]: the ''Dilophosaurus'' has made a comeback.

* As opposed to the Camp Fam getting to the heart of telling Kenji his father is evil (which only [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome drove him away]]), Mae's low-key approach reaches ''professional therapist levels'' of undoing the manipulation Kenji's toxic father placed. She assures him there's no wrong in missing his friends, prompts him to question why his father is surrounded by shady people ([[ComicallyMissingThePoint with mixed results]]) and points out he shouldn't have to earn money to please his father. Through these efforts, Mae is able to steadily undo Mr. Kon's influence on Kenji to the point where he starts to question his father (and [[GoodCostumeSwitch redon his own clothes]]) even ''before'' he learned [[MoralEventHorizon his father had Bumpy mind-controlled]].

** The scope of it. When appealing to her kindlier side didn't work, Daniel tried to [[BreakThemByTalking coerce]] Sammy by [[KickTheDog mentioning she was chosen to work for Mantah Corp because she's a bleeding heart who easily cracks at pressure]]. He tried to make her feel as though [[SadisticChoice there was no right choice]]: it's either give him the password to save the others, or look like a DirtyCoward when they lose. He then invokes that she's still the same helpless kid who caved in to save her family's ranch. In response, Sammy gives the groin attack to Daniel to show [[CharacterDevelopment she's a long way from that scared little girl who agreed to be a Mantah Corp spy]].

** Although it was HonorBeforeReason, Ben choosing ''not'' to use the controller on Bumpy on sheer principle that he's never relied on anything but trust and friendship to get her to listen. No doubt Bumpy [[ThePowerOfFriendship appreciated this]].

* Even though he ends up being the greater of the two evils, Mr. Kon single-handedly disabling Kash's control over the BRADs with [[CuttingTheKnot just a key phrase]] is rather impressive, especially considering Kash was betraying him at the time. If anything, it's just plain satisfying to see someone wipe that smug smile off his face for once.

* As opposed to the Camp Fam getting to the heart of telling Kenji his father is evil (which only [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome drove him away]]), Mae's low-key approach reach professional therapist levels of undoing the manipulation Kenji's toxic father placed. She assures him there's no wrong in missing his friends, prompts him to question why his father is surrounded by shady people ([[ComicallyMissingThePoint with mixed results]]) and points out he shouldn't have to earn money to please his father. Through these efforts, Mae is able to steadily undo Mr. Kon's influence on Kenji to the point where he starts to question his fathe (and [[GoodCostumeSwitch redon his own clothes]]) even ''before'' he learned [[MoralEventHorizon his father had Bumpy mind-controlled]].

** The scope of it. When appealing to her kindlier side didn't work, Daniel tried to [[BreakThemByTalking coerce]] Sammy by [[KickTheDog mentioning she was chosen because she's a bleeding heart who easily cracks at pressure]]. He tried to make her feel as though [[SadisticChoice there was no right choice]]: it's either give him the password to save the others, or look like a DirtyCoward when they lose. He then invokes that she's still the same helpless kid who caved in to save her family's ranch. In response, Sammy gives the groin attack to Daniel to show [[CharacterDevelopment she's a long way from that scared little girl who agreed to be a Mantah Corp spy]].