Mine, too! It's a giant spiky tank with a big club on its tail. It's both protected and dangerous, making it a formidable foe to any would-be predators.
If I go with my edgelord favourite as a kid, probably Deinonychus. Same family as Velociraptor but actually closer to the enlarged version that Spielberg exaggerated for JP.
Since science fags started adding feathers all over their renditions of theropods, they seem less cool, so probably some kind of Ankylosaur these days. Although I do like the triceratops-likes, particularly the ones with the fancier neck frills like Chasmosaurus or Styracosaurus (bit small that one but eh).
All the small Kaiju sized theropods. The idea there were long legged crocodile like creatures, actual dragons, the size of houses at one point is just amazing.
My favorite is Pachycephalosaurus (literally "Thick headed lizard") and its related species, Stygimoloch, literally "Hell demon" -- like Ultima the Stygian Abyss, having to do with the river Styx.
Dinosaurs are a lot like Orks, they're known for being the biggest and the stompiest. And so, logically, Argentinosaurus, who could theoretically actually simply stomp on a smaller-built T-Rex its so big, is the biggest and stompiest of them all.
I have loved Spinosaurus in times good and I have loved Spinosaurus in times bad. And it brings me glee that T-Rex fanboys are still so butthurt about Jurassic Park 3 that every year the paleontologists try to make him gayer and it never sticks and he comes out still being awesome.
Inb4 people start naming things which aren't technically dinosaurs.
Dimetrodon! Mosasaurus!
But which one is your favorite?
Pachycephalosaurus.
Based headbutt master.
Dewyouthinkhesaurus :)
What was his dog called?
Barney, he understands mutuality. So many people in government can't understand that concept at all they keep trying to love people who hate them.
Stegosaurus. Still remember the song we sang in second grade during our dinosaur unit. Also there are some cryptids that kinda sound like dinosaurs
Mitch McConell
That’s a human not a dinosaur, this topic is about dinosaurs.
He's human? I thought he was the primordial ancestor for all extant species of turtle.
A lot of people think that actually
Legit though my favorite is the Triceratops. The Killdozer of the Cretaceous.
Ankylosaurus
Mine, too! It's a giant spiky tank with a big club on its tail. It's both protected and dangerous, making it a formidable foe to any would-be predators.
T-Rex because in my heart I am a 10 year old boy and they will always be the coolest to a 10 year old.
It's good to be the king
If I go with my edgelord favourite as a kid, probably Deinonychus. Same family as Velociraptor but actually closer to the enlarged version that Spielberg exaggerated for JP.
Since science fags started adding feathers all over their renditions of theropods, they seem less cool, so probably some kind of Ankylosaur these days. Although I do like the triceratops-likes, particularly the ones with the fancier neck frills like Chasmosaurus or Styracosaurus (bit small that one but eh).
If we’re honest Trump’s a bit of a dinosaur, right?
Less joking answer, Stegosaurus.
Stegosaurus chad detected!
Sorry for my original reply, I acted out of anger before reading your entire message. I appreciate you contributing to my dinosaurs topic.
All the small Kaiju sized theropods. The idea there were long legged crocodile like creatures, actual dragons, the size of houses at one point is just amazing.
When I was a kid it was Apatosaurus, now I have no specific dinosaur
Godzilla.
My favorite is Pachycephalosaurus (literally "Thick headed lizard") and its related species, Stygimoloch, literally "Hell demon" -- like Ultima the Stygian Abyss, having to do with the river Styx.
I can't believe noone said Nigersaurus yet.
Triceratops are my favorite too!
Albertosaurus. Like T-rex, but sleeker, faster and hunted in packs. Like the jurassic park raptors but 10 times the size.
Might be a cliche, but Tyrannosaurus rex. He was my favorite as a kid, and he's still my favorite now.
Utahraptor is a close second, probably in large thanks to Bakker's novel, Raptor Red. Biggest, baddest dromeosaur around.
Deinonychus, the OG "raptors".
Argentinosaurus.
Dinosaurs are a lot like Orks, they're known for being the biggest and the stompiest. And so, logically, Argentinosaurus, who could theoretically actually simply stomp on a smaller-built T-Rex its so big, is the biggest and stompiest of them all.
Scientifically incorrect upright standing t-rex
I have loved Spinosaurus in times good and I have loved Spinosaurus in times bad. And it brings me glee that T-Rex fanboys are still so butthurt about Jurassic Park 3 that every year the paleontologists try to make him gayer and it never sticks and he comes out still being awesome.
Stegosaurus
Utahraptor
brontosaurus, the pluto of the dinosaurs.
Rhode Island Red
The one with 500 teeth
Triceratops/Spinosaurus/Amargasaurus.
Plesiosaur. Probably spelled wrong there.
Pachycephalosaurus, i like those knuckleheads
The one's that's dead
Herbivore - Stegosaurus
Piscivore - Baryonyx
Carnivore - Carnotaurus
Supersaurus just because it's probably the largest land animal ever and it was named by a scientists kid (probably).