I'm ashamed that dinosaurs didn't summon sandstorms onto the battle field when facing rampardos's and meganiums...... Oh well.
One of my fav dino's would have to be the carnataurus. Probably because of one of the names it has obtained: Meat eating bull. If that isn't an awesome name, then I don't know what is! Plus they have odd impressions in their skin, arms that are even more ridiculous than the T-rex, and are just awesome. Awesomness oozes out of them.
Onto the discussion of fighting, I believe that these matchups would make sense. I'm too lazy to actually go online and check the dates, but lets just pretend that they are all in the same period, alright?
T-rex vs Ankylosaurus= Anky. I'd imagine that to get to the underbelly, rex would have to flip it over using it's head like a shovel. While it's trying to do that, anky can simply smash it's tail over the T-rex's head, since it's lowered, and break it.
T-rex vs Stegosaurus= T-rex. The spikes on the tail just simply aren't enough to defend it. T-rex wins.
T-rex vs Triceratops= Triceratops. Ah, now here's where spikes/horns are efficient! Stabbing it in the legs are gonna hurt, and it might get lucky and severe a tendon in the leg, to cripple the tyrant lizard. That, plus it's frill that protects the T-rex from biting it's neck helps too.
T-rex vs Brachiosaurus= no comment.
T-rex vs Pteradactyl= no comment.
T-rex vs Pachycelophasaurus (I'll just say ramp for rampardos)=tie. While ramp has speed and agility, rex has brute strength and the stubbornness of a bull. While ramp could easily smash it's head a couple of times, which would deal quite a bit of damage, the T-rex only has to bite it once and it's all over. However, taking speed and agility into context, ramp can run circles around rex thus avoiding the jaws. It's smaller than it, so it can easily avoid hits.
One of my fav dino's would have to be the carnataurus. Probably because of one of the names it has obtained: Meat eating bull. If that isn't an awesome name, then I don't know what is! Plus they have odd impressions in their skin, arms that are even more ridiculous than the T-rex, and are just awesome. Awesomness oozes out of them.
Onto the discussion of fighting, I believe that these matchups would make sense. I'm too lazy to actually go online and check the dates, but lets just pretend that they are all in the same period, alright?
T-rex vs Ankylosaurus= Anky. I'd imagine that to get to the underbelly, rex would have to flip it over using it's head like a shovel. While it's trying to do that, anky can simply smash it's tail over the T-rex's head, since it's lowered, and break it.
T-rex vs Stegosaurus= T-rex. The spikes on the tail just simply aren't enough to defend it. T-rex wins.
T-rex vs Triceratops= Triceratops. Ah, now here's where spikes/horns are efficient! Stabbing it in the legs are gonna hurt, and it might get lucky and severe a tendon in the leg, to cripple the tyrant lizard. That, plus it's frill that protects the T-rex from biting it's neck helps too.
T-rex vs Brachiosaurus= no comment.
T-rex vs Pteradactyl= no comment.
T-rex vs Pachycelophasaurus (I'll just say ramp for rampardos)=tie. While ramp has speed and agility, rex has brute strength and the stubbornness of a bull. While ramp could easily smash it's head a couple of times, which would deal quite a bit of damage, the T-rex only has to bite it once and it's all over. However, taking speed and agility into context, ramp can run circles around rex thus avoiding the jaws. It's smaller than it, so it can easily avoid hits.
