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nemo-ramjet β Robust Dinosauroid
Published: 2010-02-21 22:06:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 20284; Favourites: 209; Downloads: 288
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The Gigantopithecus to the Dinosauroids' H. sapiens.They walk through dark forests with staffs as long as telephone poles, howling and singing as they go.
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so Gigantopithecus would have the intelligence to walk with staffs and sing?
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what if the slender, smarter dinosauroids enslaved and selectively bred these for manual labor?
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the petite dinosauroids be like 'primitive savages.'
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I just read your comments about this 3 METER-HIGH!!!! (gasp!) dinosauroid. How big are the regular dinosauroids exactly if this is so huge?
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There's a size comparison with a human outline somewhere... I'd say would 1.2-1.5 meters tall.
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the gigantopithecus to their H. sapiens eh?
So do these guys equate to the dinosauroid version of Sasquatch? That'd be hilarious/awesome. Scared sauroid hikers taking blurry photos of them and casting their footprints? Heheheh.
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an amazing animal, nemo. would you mind if i borrowed some of your ideas for a project of mine in which dinosauroids can be simulated in a mythology-based strategy game?
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No worries, but please credit me and give a link to my DA page whenever you use it.
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This is really cool, how intellegent is this compared to a human? It kind of looks like a primitive member of the oviraptorosauria.
You should do other sapient dinosaurs and prehistoric reptiles, like Therizinosaurs, Dromaeosaurs, Tyrannosaurs, Hipsolophidontids and Mososaurs.
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Wow 
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Did you ever make that chart?
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No, I forgot to. And sorry for the late very reply.
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It's fine haha. And alright.
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Good idea. I'll make one such chart really soon.
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The big jolly giant of the dinosauroid world?
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More like ents and neanderthals all rolled into one.
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Heh, I figured these to be the A. boisei of the dinosauroid world. They're probably boisterous yahoos.
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We figured they'd be more like Ents - old, big but but less wise.
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Wow, when I first saw it I thought it was supposed to be the dinosauroidian equivalent to Paranthropus boisei.
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I was actually inspired by the big robust ravens, Corvus crassirostris. Google their pics, they are awesome animals.
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He looks like bumbling phorusrhachid to me.
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With a tail and 3 digits?
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I love your nice clean line work, and great ideas too.
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Jolly giants of the Dinosauroid world. You can't even go wrong with that.
How big does this species usually get?
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About 3 meters hight at the shoulder, the most.
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Bighead Sighted in Man's Backyard
"It Could've Killed Me", Man With Gun Says
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ne zaman bir Γ§izimini gΓΆrsem borderlands geliyor aklΔ±ma. oyundaki npc'ler tΔ±pkΔ± senin Γ§izimlerin gibi.
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Γok teΕekkΓΌrler. GΓΌnΓΌn birinde ΓΆyle bir oyuna da tasarΔ±m yapmak nasib olur umarΔ±m.
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Omnivorous, but a little heavier on the green side.
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Peacefull giants
Is there a future for them or are they on the way to extinction like their primate pendant?
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In our canon world, they are actually doing quite well. They are smart enough to build simple tools, and they are being forcefully domesticated to serve as bodyguards. Domestication is easier when most higher animals hatch from eggs and can be imprinted to you at an early age.
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Interestin! Where can I read more about this canon world? And is this a part of your collaboration with povorot?
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Yep, this is our collaboration with Simon. I hesitate to reveal more before anything concrete happens, but suffice it to say that it is much bigger than what has been revealed so far.
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Where can I find this work? Is it completed?
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Cool, that makes me excited.
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Wow ! That's all I have to say...when I first saw it, this song came to mind ... [link]
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Really great forms and weight distribution in this. I would raise one from birth and ride it. Oh, how I would ride it.
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Raise one from the egg, and maybe. But training it to be your bodyguard would be far more cooler.
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I presumed it would be serving both purposes, as my trusty mount. I could strap a few machine guns to it for the sake of badassing things up, though.
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Giant intelligent dinosaurs with lances and machine guns... SO MUCH WIN!
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