Shouldn't you fill it out, yourself?
Either way, I have a dinosaur secondary 'sona, and he now will rival Sytex in regards to usage. In fact, I might just switch to him for a little bit for kicks. *shrugs* We'll see. *claps hands once* So then! Allow me to fill this in.
What's your genus?
Epantarian Tyrannotitan (One single genus, just a hybrid between
Epanterias and
Tyrannotitan).
Refer to design by this:
Size and girth of Tyrannotitan, smooth skin of Epantarias, dorsal spines of Tyrannotitan, overall head shape of Tyrannotitan with Epanterias’ head crests, arms of Epanterius with vicious claws (claws on toes just as vicious), digitigrade (walks on toes with hind claws supporting), thick legged, somewhat thin body, somewhat longer than average neck, larger eyes but only average vision, hearing and smell are excellent, Teeth are long and backwards facing; more dagger like than serrated, but do have serrations on the back, eyes are blue, base body color is black; medium, assymetrical stripes running perpendicular to spine; a washed out red and an inconsistent pattern (in spacing and size).
Why did you pick that genus?
It was a really tough choice; I tarted out with more than sixteen different dinosaurs, Tyrannotitan was the only one to make it the whole way. But then I ran the images by again, and found the Epanterias; it's just a bigger Allosaurus, but some studies say that it may have been a bit different than Allosaurus. I really wanted a pure genus, but had to settle for a hybrid because both of the images I found and the information for the two dinosaurs was very difficult to make a solid choice that would result in "That one!" So I just chose to hybridize it. Besides, Epanterias had those arms and the "smooth" skin.
How knowledgable are you about your genus?
I spent several hours studying both sides to make a firm choice, and honestly I can say I don't remember much of it. I do intend going over it again and really doing some serious research into the two and retain the information this time. Hooray for crappy short term memory?
What's the best part being a dinosaur?
The teeth and claws that come with it. But overall, I really just like it for an unexplained reason; perhaps my old time affinity for reading about dinosaurs as well as my childhood history being enveloped by The Land Before Time and Jurassic Park alongside many many Discovery Channel specials featuring Dinosaurs? Maybe that. And they plain look awesome.
What's the worst?
Like Mortis said in reptilians, Thermoregulation. Beyond that, being a theropod, my balance is focused on my hind legs; therefore making a fall more dangerous and more difficult to recover from. But with the arms that my genus gets from Epanterias, I'm better off than some, I guess.
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