It’s Time | An All Tomorrows PMV

So I read all tomorrows about a month ago and may or may not have completely fallen in love with it, a few days later had the idea for this. My favorite point in the timeline is def the 2nd galactic empire era so I wanted to flesh that narrative out a little more as best I could, hope i did alright!~

Song: It’s Time by Imagine Dragons

#alltomorrows #pmv #cmkosemen #alltomorrowsabillionyearchronicleofthemyriadspeciesandvariousfortunesofman

[cyberdazer]

Everyone here: Wholesomeness and harmony

Gravitals: *Thomas has never seen such bullsh*t. Before*

[adibabrar]

This hits real hard.

Imagine trying to find out if we're the only ones in this universe, only to be responded to by not just intelligent life but your long lost relatives. They might've strayed far from what they once were, but they're still family.

[PeeperSnail]

The Saurosapiens and Symbiotes wanting to honor their steeds and hosts respectively are so heartwarming.

[factualopinion]

"And they lived happily ever after!"
"But what about the Gravit-"
*"I SAID THEY LIVED HAPPILY EVER AFTER!"*

[alexkimball]

"The path to heaven runs through miles of clouded hell" is the PERFECT description for the Coloniels

[quiverdancervolca]

The fact that they couldn’t meet in person but you solved that issue with a sort of holographic vr chat is incredible wholesome

[thesalanian]

I always think it’s funny the way Reptilians are included, because it’s like they’re larping as humans and everyone thinks it’s such a novelty that they’re just on board with it. Honorary humans.

[caurd]

This, this is what the internet and technology were invented for. It's literally the best All Tomorrows video.

[SoupSpot]

Everyone’s mad about cute all tomorrows stuff (on other videos) when the main theme is humanity’s perseverance and the beauty of us overcoming hurdles and lasting through hell and back, in some form or another. This shows that bright theme so well!

Humanity, for better or worse, shines through.

[tarponpet]

I have to commend the song choice, "I'm just the same as I was" is a powerful line when put in the context of All Tomorrows, it really ties to the central themes.

[marvinletni]

I think the Saurosapians are one of my favorites. They may not be "humans" like the rest, but they absolutely had humanity, and they really loved the humans that cared for them and later became their pets. I think the Lizard Herders really showed their "lizards" what human kindness was, and they never forgot it.

[dimetrodon]

This is what All Tomorrows is about at its core. The story of the everyday lives of people. I want to see more of this, instead of everyone going straight to the gravitals. There were millions of years of peace before then. I want to see the daily lives of post humans and how they interacted with each other. Symbiotes and Saurosapiens discussing husbandry techniques of their mounts, Snake people and Satyriacs listening to eachother's music, Sail people and Killer folk sharing stories of warfare from their past, A Pterosapien getting wing tattoos based on Asymmetric art, Modular people inspiring a wave of new modular bio-engineering by the Tool Breeders. The Asteromorphs watching all of this go down like its their soap opera.

[jacobjohnston]

Something about the asymmetric person reaching up to the stars really resonated with me. Even coming from such a bizarre creature, it’s one of the most *human* gestures imaginable. Really made them feel relatable, like “yes, this is 100% a person, like me”

[erusdearest]

The All Tommorows fandom is the least problematic, most intriguing, and absolutely the most exciting community to be apart of.

And that's unsurprising knowing the topic it deals with.

Friendship and unity, thank you Koseman.

[elanorpuppydoggowoofles]

The book: HORROR, INTENSE BODY HORROR, HUMANITY’S DEMISE, EXISTENTIAL CRISIS LOVECRAFTIAN STYLE—
The fandom: “D’aww look at these little folks getting a long and being pals!”

[Rais_dono]

That part that made me cry was the modulars and the snake person reuniting because they were the only survivors of the the worst of what the Qu hade done and the sight of knowing where they were and where they are resonates deep with concept of humanity’s tenacity to push forward

[rich]

Seeing most of the post-humans together almost made me cry. This is just beautiful.

[brandonschannel]

Seeing their reaction to meeting eachother again, reconnecting after these millions of years. The song choice, the art. SEEING THE AUTHORS HAND PICKING UP THE SKULL!! Im crying

[severalcakes]

"The tale of Humanity was never its ultimate domination of a thousand galaxies, or its mysterious exit into the unknown. The essence of being human was none of that. Instead, it lay in the radio conversations of the still-human Machines, in the daily lives of the bizarrely twisted Bug Facers, in the endless love-songs of the carefree Hedonists, the rebellious demonstrations of the first true Martians, and in a way, the very life you lead at the moment.
[...] To those like the misguided; look at the story of Man, and come to your senses! It is not the destination, but the trip that matters. What you do today influences tomorrow, not the other way around. Love Today, and seize All Tomorrows!"

[youdontknowme]

This pmv represent the exact essence of all tomorrow, it's not all about the body horror or the nihilistic story of the end of humanity. But it is the story of how the surviving humans made it back to the star and achieved what their ancestors couldn't, defeating qu and uniting under one banner.