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Warning: This article includes MAJOR SPOILERS for Jurassic World: Chaos Theory Season 4!
Jurassic World: Chaos Theory season 4 brings back an unexpected OG Jurassic Park character for the final season of the show. Since the start of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, every single season has felt like an enjoyable sequel to the story of the camp fam. Sadly, after 5 season of Camp Cretaceous and 4 seasons of Chaos Theory, the story of the Nublar Six has finally come to an end.
However, just because their story lasted nine seasons doesn’t mean that it ended with a fizzle. Jurassic World: Chaos Theory season 4 packs a punch in terms of story and character relationships. The Nublar Six finally take down the assassin dinosaur ring, but they need the help of a few familiar faces.
Besides reuniting with a few minor characters from previous seasons of Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, the Nublar Six also run into an OG Jurassic Park character whose appearance was as surprising as it was perfect.
Dr. Henry Wu Returns In Jurassic World: Chaos Theory Season 4
Dr. Wu looks upset in Jurassic World Chaos Theory Season 4
Throughout Jurassic World: Chaos Theory, many characters from the movies have returned. However, one of the most surprising is Dr. Henry Wu. While he’s appeared repeatedly throughout the franchise, there wasn’t necessarily a clear connection to Jurassic World: Chaos Theory’s storyline.
He clearly isn’t an evil mastermind sending dinosaurs to assassinate a bunch of kids. Sure, he made the Indominus as a weapon. Evil in the name of science is still evil, but his actions are not quite the same as actively ordering the murder of the Nublar Six. That would be entirely out of character for the character.
Plus, by the time Jurassic World: Chaos Theory season 4 happens, he regrets his choices. Luckily, the show found a way to include him in a way that felt authentic rather than forced. Plus, they included a big twist that makes him even more sympathetic as a character.
Dr. Wu Was The One Secretly Behind The Project Therapod Axis
Raptors in Chaos Theory
Jurassic World: Chaos Theory slowly but surely unraveled the mystery of Project Therapod Axis, which created the assassin dinosaurs. The first season, we learn about the Handler. The second season, they introduce us to the Broker, Soyona Santos. The third season, we find out that, of course, Jurassic World’s big-bad Dr. Lewis Dodgson is hiring Santos on behalf of Biosyn.
It appeared that the mystery was solved; however, season 4 adds a tragic twist. Dr. Henry Wu was the progenitor of Project Therapod Axis, and he deeply regrets ever starting it. The scientist actually had good intentions at first. He believed he could train dinosaurs to serve as search-and-rescue animals at disaster sites. In his ideal world, they would have replaced search-and-rescue dogs.
However, Dr. Lewis Dodgson allowed Dr. Wu to continue the program with the perverse goal of creating assassin dinosaurs. This is once again an instance of “f*ck around and find out” which feels like the phrase that best describes the Jurassic Park franchise. Unfortunately, Dr. Wu is left with the overwhelming guilt of having caused many of the most significant problems in the franchise.
Dr. Wu Continues Working With The Nublar Six After Biosyn
The Nublar Six looking worriedly at a computer screen in Jurassic World: Chaos Theory season 4
To make up for his mistakes, Dr. Wu does everything in his power to stop Biosyn. He even tells the Nublar Six the location of the backup data about the Project Therapod Axis so that they can destroy it. Since he’s already taken care of the original data, this will prevent Biosyn from continuing to use his research in the name of murder.
As shown in Jurassic World Dominion’s ending, he also studies Beta and Maisie’s DNA to find a solution for the locust outbreak. He eventually releases modified locusts that carry a pathogen, which would eradicate the gigantic locusts wreaking havoc on the world. He even gave credit to Charlotte Lockwood.
The ending of Jurassic World: Chaos Theory’s finale reveals that the Nublar Six stayed at Darius’ house so they could continue working with Dr. Henry Wu to repair the damage he caused. They’re hosting agricultural support groups for people affected by the locust outbreak, though it’s unclear exactly what that entails. They’re also planning to rebuild Biosyn as a sanctuary.
Dr. Wu's Return Is The Perfect Way To Conclude The Nublar Six's Story
The Nublar Six hug in Jurassic World Chaos Theory
While I didn’t expect Dr. Wu to return to Jurassic World: Chaos Theory season 4, it seems like a perfect way to conclude the Nublar Six’s Story. Henry Wu has been around since the very first movie, so he’s an OG. He is present throughout the Jurassic World films. Plus, he also appears in the very first season of Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, which kicked off the Nublar Six’s story.
Up until he appeared, I wasn’t sure that Jurassic World: Chaos Theory season 4 was truly the end of the Nublar Six’s story. However, his appearance in the final season brings the story full circle, providing a bittersweet sense of closure.
Surprisingly, Dr. Wu is what Jurassic World: Chaos Theory season 4 needed to feel fully complete. I can now accept that we probably won’t see Darius, Kenji, Ben, Sammy, Yaz, and Brooklynn onscreen again. Their story is done, and it’s time to pass the torch onto another group of characters.
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