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Battle

Dummy3

******ヘルプテキスト岡田担当分の開始*****

配信を開始する

カセキ岩を編集する

川柳を編集する

最大配信数を設定する

設定をセーブする

もどる

配信数：%d

INDEX：%d

優先度：%d

中継所：○

中継所：×

重複禁止：○

重複禁止：×

川柳：無し

川柳：ＲＯＭ

川柳：自作

Save story progress.

Continue without saving.

Continue game.

Quit game.

Quit game and return to the title screen.

Return to game.

Total play time.

Your name.

Your Fighter Level.

Location where last saved.

Items highlighted with the cursor are explained here. There is currently nothing on the lower screen to explain. You can move the cursor between the upper and lower screens. Press SELECT to exit Help mode.

Open the status menu. It can also be opened with the X Button.

Open the Dino Medal screen. It can also be opened with the Y Button.

Your money.

Your Donation Points.

Your Fossil Sonar. Underground objects are indicated by green dots.

It will light up and notify you when a fossil rock is nearby.

As your case fills up, this red meter grows longer. When it reaches the top, your case is full.

A map of Vivosaur Town. The blue dot shows your current position.

Start game using this file.

Start game using this file.

Select file to delete.

Return to the title screen. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Delete this file. Once deleted, files cannot be recovered.

Delete this file. Once deleted, files cannot be recovered.

Return to the file-selection screen. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

List of detected friends. Friends are waiting either for battle (sword icon) or incoming fossil rocks (rock icon).

Search for Fossil Battle opponents.

Await incoming fossil rocks.

Return to the previous screen. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Challenge this player in a Fossil Battle.

Don't enter Fossil Battle.

Fire fossil rocks to selected target.

Cancel firing.

Begin DS Wireless Play?

Begin DS Wireless Play.

Don't begin DS Wireless Play.

Begin Tag Mode.

Don't begin Tag Mode.

Begin game.

Use hammer to break up fossil rock.

Use upgraded hammer, the Hyper Hammer.

Use drill to chisel away at fossil rock.

Use upgraded drill, the Super Drill.

Tap to activate and display an X-ray image of the fossil rock's interior. Note that the X-ray does not work on dark fossils.

Cleaned area is shown in blue, and damaged fossil by red. The more blue in the meter, the stronger the vivosaur. If the red area passes the yellow line, the fossil is damaged to the point of unusability.

Remaining cleaning time. Cleaning is over when the remaining time reaches 00.

Use the stylus to chisel away rock, being careful not to damage the fossil inside. If your view is obscured by rock dust, blow into the microphone or press the L and R Buttons to clear it off.

Continue and clean another fossil rock.

Finish cleaning.

Quit cleaning. You will fail the current cleaning.

Continue cleaning.

Quit cleaning. You will fail the current cleaning.

Continue cleaning.

******ヘルプテキスト岡田担当分の終了*****

Please wait...

Could not load file. Turn off
the DS and try inserting the
Game Card again.

Save failed. Turn power off
on the DS and insert the
Game Card again.

Save data is corrupted. Will
restore settings and start
game.

New Game

Load Game

Debug Menu

Help

Battle

Cleaning

Senryu

Event

Event(LOAD)

UiTest

FLAG SETTINGS

SYSTEM FLAG SETTINGS

REVIVER SETTINGS

GET A KASEKIROCK

GET

Join a wireless battle or exchange fossil rocks.

Yes

No

(

)

Save

Cancel

Save?

Save?

Continue game?

Return to title screen?

Returning to game.

Top menu

VMM

Field menu

Save/Option

Cleaning

Museum

Mask

Battle

Map

Keyboard

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ    abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz    0123456789-=+*/!?'#&()~@.  ,:;

Lock

Unlock

Quit

Displays the name currently being entered.

Select letters to enter.

Delete one letter.

Move forward one letter.

Enter name. You can also enter your name with START.

Quit name entry without changes. You can also quit by pressing the B Button.

Displays the team name entered.

Enter name. You can also enter the name with START.

Quit name entry without changes. You can also quit by pressing the B Button.

Displays player-created fossil haiku.

Complete fossil-haiku creation.

Quit fossil-haiku creation. You can also quit by pressing the B Button.

Map of Vivosaur Island.

Select the dig site you want to travel to.

List of saved fossil haiku. You can lock fossil haiku to prevent them from being automatically deleted. Locked fossil haiku will be marked with a lock icon.

The currently displayed fossil-haiku page. Change pages with the L and R Buttons.

Quit viewing fossil haiku. You can also quit using the B Button.

Lock fossil haiku so as not to be automatically deleted when your list reaches capacity.

Unlock fossil haiku and allow for deletion when your list reaches capacity.

Return to fossil-haiku list.

Enter name. Touch OK to confirm.

Enter team name. Touch OK to confirm.

Create fossil haiku. When finished, touch OK to confirm.

Map of Vivosaur Island.

Change pages with the L and R Buttons.

Right in the center of Vivosaur Island,
this expansive plain is a good spot for
rookies to get started digging.

A densely wooded area, this forest is
home to the Digadig tribe and the
ancient ruins hidden in its depths.

Divided by sheer cliffs, this site also
houses a vast network of tunnels.
You'll need a mine car to see them all!

Well guarded by schools of ferocious
denture sharks, this area is said to
hide a pirate ship sunken long ago.

Once used as BB Bandit headquarters,
this small island contains fossils once
known only to the BBs!

Who'd have thought fossil digging in a
red-hot volcano would be possible?
Just stay clear of the lava pools.

A spaceship.

The sun shines bright here on this dry,
cracked desert, and the oven-hot
temperatures interfere with sonar.

Long known only to Richmond and
Dr. Diggins, this top-secret island is
now home to a crashed spacecraft.

A frigid, ice-encrusted glacier where a
mysterious, fluffy white creature has
been spotted. A snowman? Abominable?

Tyrannosaurus

Triceratops

Pteranodon

Deinonychus

Anatotitan

Attack

Swap

End

Vivosaur Stats

Back

Select which vivosaur will move into the Attack Zone.

Hey, I type sample message anymore, WOW WOW WOW!

An old hair, not buy jump into, water note.

Only the disadvantage has been done hereditarily and rashly since small attendant's time. It jumps down from the second floor of the school of the season in the elementary school and the waist has been omitted for about one week. Why is there a person who hears that it did excessive such and it is not possible to get to know.

Nobody knows by the tail of the pond if it is said the nose of the attendant in Zensatoshi. Length are 56 'sun's and descends from on the upper lip under. It is similarly fat the origin and ahead of shape. The thing like long and slender intestines stuff of ..saying.. is and there is the middlemost of the face under dangling.

To push this button, message 1 will popup over the upper screen console.

To push this button, message 2 will popup over the upper screen console.

To push this button, message 3 will popup over the upper screen console.

To push this button, message 4 will popup over the upper screen console.

Message here.

Finish sample and exit.
Are you ready?

「はい」を選ぶとサンプルを終了します。

「いいえ」を選ぶとサンプルを終了しません。

It is not yet mounting.

Cancel traveling to dig site. You can also cancel by pressing the B Button.

Save story progress.

Change game settings.

Return to game. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Save.

Return without saving.

Calibrating microphone.

Set the speed at which text is displayed to slow.

Set the speed at which text is displayed to normal.

Set the speed at which text is displayed to fast.

Change music volume.

Change sound-effects volume.

Test the microphone. Try blowing on the microphone.

Change settings and return to game. You can also change settings and return to the game with START.

Return to game without changing settings. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Begin single-player game.

Play with others.

Enter Tag Mode.

Change game settings.

Return to the file-selection screen. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Battle

Quit

Fire Cannon

Quit

Sent request for battle
against %s! Waiting
for reply.

Ready for battle!

Your opponent has either
denied your battle request
or is already in battle.

Could not connect. Fossil
Cannon is in use by another
player.

Now searching for battle
opponents.

You have received a battle
request from %s! Do you
accept?

Firing fossil rock(s).

Fired fossil rock(s).

Waiting for incoming
fossil rock(s).

You have received fossil
rock(s) from %s!
Data will now be saved. Do
not turn off DS power or
eject the Game Card.

You will not be able to use Help
mode. Return to the “Play with
Another Person” screen to access
Help mode.

Transmission failed. Get closer
to the other person and try
again.

Creating system data.
Please wait a moment.

Saving. Do not turn off
DS power or eject the
Game Card.

There are no fossil rocks
loaded into the Fossil Cannon.
Load fossil rocks into the
Fossil Cannon in “Play Alone.”

Begin DS Wireless Communications
in Tag Mode?

Game will save automatically.
Do not turn off DS power or
eject the Game Card.

Now in Tag Mode. You may close the DS.

End Tag Mode?

Ending Tag Mode. You can confirm fossil
rocks received by cannon fire in
“Play Alone.”

Ending Tag Mode.

You received fossil rocks
from %s!
Data will now be saved.
Do not turn off DS power
or eject the Game Card.

There are no more fossil rocks
in the Fossil Cannon now, so
Tag Mode will end. You can
confirm fossil rocks received
by cannon fire in “Play Alone.”

# of received fossil rocks

One or more fossil rocks have
been received on the Fossil Lawn.

Talk to the Cannon Attendant
to view new fossil haiku.

Use DS Wireless Communications to play with others. You can participate in Fossil Battles or exchange fossil rocks.

Form/edit a team for use in Fossil Battles.

Return to the Main Menu. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

WIFI対戦をします。

WIFIトレードをします。

ともだちライバル画面に行きます。

WIFIせっていをします。

Confirm battle opponent or Fossil Cannon target.

Wait for battle opponent.

Wait for incoming cannon fire.

Engage in wireless battle.

Engage in wireless trading.

Go to friend roster.

ともだち登録します。

ともだちコードを確認します。

ともだちリスト画面に行きます。

ライバルリスト画面に行きます。

もどります。

ともだちコードを入力します。

ひとつ削除します。

フレンドリストに登録します。

もっと戦ってみたい！

みとめたくない…最強のライバル！

ぜんりょくでいどみたいライバル！

てかげんむよう！手ごわいライバル！

宿命のライバル！

ゆだんきんもつ！ナイスファイトの予感

負ける気がしない！

カモネギ…？

フレンドメニューを出します。

ページ切り替えします。

Return.

Assign

Back

Battle at Fighter Level %d.
　　　FP Charge: %3d
　　　Max FP:  　%3d

Battle at Master Level.
　　　FP Charge: $c2%3d$c0
　　　Max FP:  　$c2%3d$c0

Swap vivosaur positions.

Enemy vivosaurs.

Cancel swap.

Change

Back

Be sure to include $c2%s$c0.

Be sure to include $c2%s$c0 and
$c2%s$c0 on your team.

Be sure to include $c2%s$c0, $c2%s$c0,
and $c2%s$c0 on your team.

Required $c2%s$c0 entries: At least $c21$c0

Required $c2%s$c0 entries: At least $c22$c0

Be sure to include only $c2%s$c0.

Fire Type

Air Type

Earth Type

Water Type

Neutral Type

Unknown Type

$c0 and $c2

Continue battling?

Name

Brute Force Team

Ignosaurus

Item name.

Important Item Name

Message

Status

Case

Important Items

Exits.

Changed vivosaur positioning.

Vivosaur Swapping and Status

Exits.

Swap

View

Back

Swap with?

Changes page.

Opens Fossil Menu.

Exits.

Discard

Back

Changes page.

Exits.

Select a rock to discard in
exchange for this one.

Changes page.

Exits.

Select fossil rock to swap.

First Team

Bring

Edit

Name

Swap

Copy

Delete

Back

Select where to copy to.

Select a team.

Swap with which team?

Copy to where?

You can only change this team at a VMM.

Swap with which vivosaur?

Select the vivosaur you want to swap.

is your active team.

Save?

Teams carried in “Play Alone”
cannot be edited here.

Save.

Don't save.

Exit.

Change pages.

Open team menu.

Create a team name.

Add at least one vivosaur.

Are you sure you want to delete?

Delete this team. Teams that are deleted cannot be restored.

Don't delete team.

Assign

Swap

Remove

Back

Swap with?

Assign which?

End team formation.

There is no vivosaur in the
Attack Zone (red area).

There are no vivosaurs in the
Support Zones (blue areas).

You're not finished setting your
vivosaur team formation.

Stop editing and return to the
team-selection screen?

Finished vivosaur selection.

Undoing changes.

Canceling team creation.

Exit.

Change pages.

Swap vivosaur positions.

Status

Skills

Skills 2

Completion

Sort by number.

Sort by name.

Sort by rank.

Sort by LP.

Sort by type.

New Fossil Rock

Jewel Rock

Clean

Back

Buy

Sell

Back

Purchase the currently selected fossil rock(s).

Select fossil rock(s) to purchase.

Sell the currently selected fossil rock(s).

Select fossil rock(s) to sell.

Return.

Buy fossil rock:Purchase fossil rock(s).

Sell item:Sell items in your case such as fossil rocks.

Buy mask:Purchase mask(s).

Today's special:Buy special item required to progress through the story.

Upgrade case:Increase case size to allow for more items.

Upgrade tools:Upgrade tools used in digging or cleaning.

*Finish:Finish shopping.

You don't have enough money.

Your case is full.

You purchased the %s.

Yes

*No

Buy the selected fossil rock(s)?

Buy selected fossil rock(s).

Don't buy selected fossil rock(s).

Buy the selected mask(s)?

Buy selected mask(s).

Don't buy selected mask(s).

Sell the selected item(s)?

Sell selected item(s).

Don't sell selected item(s).

Load selected fossil rock(s)?

Load selected fossil rock(s) into Fossil Cannon.

Don't load selected fossil rock(s) into Fossil Cannon.

Unload selected fossil rock(s)?

Remove selected fossil rock(s) from Fossil Cannon.

Don't remove selected fossil rock(s) from Fossil Cannon.

Are you sure?

No Mask

Put on:Put on the selected mask.

Back:Return to the mask list.

Jewel

Dropping Fossil

Clean by hand: Clean fossil rock by yourself. Cleaning is the process of removing excess rock from a fossil.

Drop off for cleaning: Ask KL-33N to clean fossil rock for you. The higher KL-33N's level, the higher rate of success.

Stored fossils: Check the number of fossils being kept for you by KL-33N.

Talk: Learn about KL-33N's cleaning level and your current Donation Points (DP).

Quit: Quit cleaning.

Select fossil rock(s) to drop off.

Drop off selected fossil rock(s).

Leave selected fossil
rocks with KL-33N?

Yes

No

Drop off selected fossil rock(s) with KL-33N.

Cancel drop-off of fossil rock(s) to KL-33N.

View vivosaur information.

Change pages.

Hear voice.

Exit museum.

Sort by number.

Sort by name.

Sort by length.

Sort by diet.

Sort by era.

The cannon is full. You can't fit
any more.

Select fossil rock(s) to load.

Load selected fossil rock(s).

Your case is full. You can't fit
any more.

Select fossil rock(s) to remove.

Remove selected fossil rock(s).

Fossil rock firing complete.

You can't fire any more fossil rocks.

Select fossil rock(s) to fire.

Fire selected fossil rock(s).

%03d Hrs. %02d Mins.

--- Hrs. -- Mins.

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Select a file to delete.

Really delete?

Yes:Delete file. Deleted files cannot be recovered.

No:Don't delete file.

Press the X or Y Buttons to change to Case or Important Items. Select a vivosaur to change formation. Touch OK to finalize.

Press the X or Y Buttons to change to Important Items or Status. Touch OK to finalize formation changes and exit.

Press the X or Y Buttons to change to Status or Case. Touch OK to finalize formation changes and exit.

Press the X or Y Buttons to change to Completion or Skills. Press the L or R Button to view the next vivosaur.

Press the X or Y Buttons to change to Status or Skills 2. Press the L or R Button to change vivosaurs.

Press the X or Y Buttons to change to Skills or Completion. Press the L or R Button to change vivosaurs.

Press the X or Y Buttons to change to Skills 2 or Status. Press the L or R Button to change vivosaurs.

Create team. Exit by pressing the B Button.

Create team. The red area is the AZ, the blue area is the SZ, and the green area is for reserves. Touch OK when finished.

Select a team.

Change team formation. Touch Ready! to begin battle.

Select fossil rock(s) you want to buy. Touch Buy when ready.

Select fossil rock(s) you want to sell. Touch Sell when ready.

Select mask(s) you want to buy. Touch Buy when ready.

Select the mask you want to wear.

Select a fossil rock to clean.

Select fossil rock(s) to have cleaned. Touch Drop Off when ready.

Select fossil rock(s) to discard. Press the B Button to give up newly acquired fossil rock.

Select the fossil rock(s) you want to load. Touch Load when ready.

Select the fossil rock(s) you want to remove. Touch Unload when ready.

Select fossil rock(s) you want to fire. Touch Fire! when ready.

Select the vivosaur you want to view. Change sorting with the on-screen buttons.

Press the Y Button to hear the vivosaur's voice. Press the L or R Buttons to view the next vivosaur.

Select mode.

Select mode.

Select a vivosaur to view its information.

Items such as fossil rocks in your case.

The page currently being displayed. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Name of the item indicated by cursor.

Display your status. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Display case contents. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Display Important Items. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Finalize status-screen team edits and close menu screen. You can also finalize edits and exit with START.

Close menu screen without making changes to status-screen team formation. You can also exit by pressing the B Button.

Discard selected item(s). Discarded items cannot be recovered.

Cancel item discard.

List of important items in your possession.

The Important Items page currently being displayed. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Explanation of the important item indicated by cursor.

Displays your status. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays case contents. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays Important Items. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Finalize changes and close menu screen. You can also finalize changes and exit by pressing START.

Close menu screen without making changes to status-screen team formation. You can also exit by pressing the B Button.

Your name.

Your Fighter Level.

Amount of FP (Fossil Power) that is recovered each turn in battle.

Maximum amount of FP (Fossil Power) in battle.

Current total money.

Name of team currently being carried.

The vivosaur here will begin battle in the AZ (Attack Zone) position.

The vivosaurs here will begin battle in the SZ (Support Zone) positions.

The vivosaurs here will not appear in battle but can be placed into an AZ (Attack Zone) or SZ (Support Zone) position before battle.

Displays your status. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays case contents. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays Important Items. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Finalize changes and close status screen. You can also finalize changes and exit by pressing START.

Close status screen without making changes to team formation. You can also exit by pressing the B Button.

Change selected vivosaur.

Display the status of the selected vivosaur.

Return to the status screen.

Select another vivosaur to swap with the selected one.

Cancel change. You can also quit by pressing the B Button.

Vivosaur number.

Vivosaur type.

Vivosaur name.

Vivosaur class.

Vivosaur LP (Life Points).

Vivosaur rank. Rank can be increased by integrating fossils and collecting battle points.

Vivosaur attack power. Determines how much damage is dealt to enemies.

Vivosaur defense power. Determines how much damage from enemy attacks is reduced.

Vivosaur accuracy. Determines how reliably attacks hit.

Vivosaur evasion. Determines how easily enemy attacks can be dodged.

Special vivosaur characteristic. You may find team formation or battle hints.

Effect activated when vivosaur is in SZ (Support Zone).

Displays vivosaur status. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays vivosaur skills. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays vivosaur skills. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays the revival-completion status. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Return to previous screen. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Display the status of the previous vivosaur with the L Button.

Display the status of the next vivosaur with the R Button.

Skill name, attack power, and required FP (Fossil Power).

Description of special effects of a skill (if any).

Display the skills of the previous vivosaur with the L Button.

Display the skills of the next vivosaur with the R Button.

Head fossil. Will not be displayed if not revived. The number represents your cleaning score.

Body fossil. Will not be displayed if not integrated. The number represents your cleaning score.

Arm fossil. Will not be displayed if not integrated. The number represents your cleaning score.

Leg fossil. Will not be displayed if not integrated. The number represents your cleaning score.

Combined total of battle points earned and your cleaning score for head, body, arms, and legs.

Current vivosaur rank.

Points required to reach the next rank.

Points acquired in battle.

Display the completion status of the previous vivosaur with the L Button.

Display the completion status of the next vivosaur with the R Button.

An egg fossil.

Points acquired in battle.

Combined total of egg-fossil-cleaning score and battle points.

Current vivosaur rank.

Battle points required to reach the next rank.

Ignosaurus head fossil.

Ignosaurus is maxed out from the beginning.

Ignosaurus cannot integrate new fossils.

Ignosaurus is maxed out from the beginning.

Ignosaurus cannot rank up.

Since this vivosaur was received as a bonus, there is no fossil to display.

Maxed out from the beginning.

Cannot integrate new fossils.

Maxed out from the beginning.

Cannot rank up.

Team name highlighted by cursor.

Name, LP (Life Points), and rank of AZ (Attack Zone) vivosaur highlighted by cursor.

Name, LP (Life Points), and rank of vivosaur(s) in the SZ (Support Zone).

Name, LP (Life Points), and rank of vivosaur(s) in your reserves.

List of teams created. You can create up to three teams. The team highlighted with the ★ is the team you currently carry.

Exit the VMM and return to the field menu. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Exit editing and return to the previous screen. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Start carrying the selected team.

Change formation of the selected team.

Change name of the selected team.

Copy the selected team to another slot.

Delete the selected team.

Return to team list.

Vivosaur number.

Vivosaur type.

Vivosaur name.

Vivosaur class.

Vivosaur LP (Life Points).

Vivosaur rank. Rank can be increased by integrating fossils and collecting battle points.

Vivosaur attack power. Determines how much damage is dealt to enemies.

Vivosaur defense power. Determines how much the damage from enemy attacks is reduced.

Vivosaur accuracy. Determines how reliably attacks hit.

Vivosaur evasion. Determines how easily enemy attacks can be dodged.

Special vivosaur characteristic. You may find team formation or battle hints.

Effect activated when vivosaur is in SZ (Support Zone).

Team name.

The vivosaur here will begin battle in the AZ (Attack Zone) position.

The vivosaurs here will begin battle in the SZ (Support Zone) positions.

The vivosaurs here will not appear in battle but can be placed into an AZ (Attack Zone) or SZ (Support Zone) position before battle.

A list of all revived vivosaurs. Vivosaurs are selected from this list to create teams.

Currently displayed page of vivosaur list. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Arrange vivosaurs by number.

Arrange vivosaurs alphabetically.

Arrange vivosaurs by rank.

Arrange vivosaurs by Life Points (from high to low).

Arrange vivosaurs by type.

Displays vivosaur status. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays vivosaur skills. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays vivosaur skills. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays the vivosaur-completion status. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Return to the teams screen without making changes. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Finalize changes and return to the teams screen. You can also use START to finalize changes and return.

Skill name, attack power, and required FP (Fossil Power).

Description of special effects of a skill (if any).

Head fossil. Will not be displayed if not revived. The number represents your cleaning score.

Body fossil. Will not be displayed if not integrated. The number represents your cleaning score.

Arm fossil. Will not be displayed if not integrated. The number represents your cleaning score.

Leg fossil. Will not be displayed if not integrated. The number represents your cleaning score.

Combined total of battle points earned and your cleaning score for head, body, arms, and legs.

Current vivosaur rank.

Points required to reach the next rank.

Points earned in battle.

An egg fossil.

Egg fossils cannot integrate new fossils.

Egg fossils are maxed out from the beginning.

Egg fossils cannot rank up.

Egg fossils are maxed out from the beginning.

Ignosaurus head fossil.

Ignosaurus is maxed out from the beginning.

Ignosaurus cannot be charged.

Ignosaurus is maxed out from the beginning.

Ignosaurus cannot rank up.

Since this vivosaur was received as a bonus, there is no fossil to display.

Maxed out from the beginning.

Cannot integrate new fossils.

Maxed out from the beginning.

Cannot rank up.

Put a vivosaur into the empty slot.

Change selected vivosaur.

Remove selected vivosaur from the team.

Cancel change and return.

Select the vivosaur you want to exchange with the selected vivosaur.

Select the vivosaur you want to exchange with the selected vivosaur.

Cancel change. You can also cancel by pressing the B Button.

Select the vivosaur you want to put in the empty slot.

Select the vivosaur you want to put in the empty slot.

Cancel editing and return to the teams screen.

Continue team editing.

End editing and return to the teams screen.

Continue team editing.

Discard an item currently in your case and replace it with the newly acquired fossil rock.

Forget about the newly acquired fossil rock and discard it.

Items in your case. Select an item you want to replace with the newly acquired fossil rock.

Currently displayed page. Press the L and R Buttons to change pages.

Name of the item highlighted by the cursor.

Forget about the newly acquired fossil rock and discard it.

Newly acquired fossil rock.

Currently displayed page. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Name of the newly acquired fossil rock.

Forget about newly acquired fossil rock. You can also discard it by pressing the B Button.

Discard the selected item. Discarded items cannot be recovered.

Cancel item discard.

Forget about the newly acquired fossil rock and discard it.

Replace an item currently in your case with the newly acquired fossil rock.

Items such as fossil rocks in your case.

The page currently being displayed. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Name of the item indicated by cursor. The contents of fossil rocks that you have never cleaned are unknown.

Quit cleaning. You can also quit by pressing the B Button.

Begin fossil rock cleaning.

Return without cleaning.

Items such as fossil rocks in your case. You can't drop off dark fossils to KL-33N for cleaning.

Drop off selected fossil rock(s) to KL-33N to be cleaned.

Name of the item highlighted by the cursor.

Go back without dropping off fossil rocks for cleaning. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Currently displayed page. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

A list of fossil rocks for sale. Select the fossil rock(s) you want to buy.

Buy the selected fossil rock(s).

Name and price of the fossil rock highlighted by the cursor.

Your total money.

Total price of selected fossil rocks.

Finish shopping. You can also use the B Button to finish.

List of items in your case. You can sell any of these items.

Sell the selected item(s).

Name and price of the selected item.

Your total money.

Total price of selected items.

Finish selling items. You can also use the B Button to finish.

Currently displayed page. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

A list of masks for sale. Select the mask(s) you want to buy.

Buy the selected mask(s).

Name and price of the mask highlighted by the cursor.

Your total money.

Total price of selected masks.

Finish shopping. You can also use the B Button to finish.

A list of masks in your possession. Select the mask you want to put on.

Name of the mask highlighted by the cursor.

Return without putting on mask. You can also use the B Button to return.

Currently displayed mask-list page. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

List of vivosaurs available in museum. Select a vivosaur to view more information.

Currently displayed list page. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Arrange vivosaurs by number.

Arrange vivosaurs alphabetically.

Arrange vivosaurs by size.

Arrange vivosaurs by the dig site where they can be found.

Arrange vivosaurs by era in which they lived.

Close the museum screen. You can also use the B Button to close.

Vivosaur appearance.

Vivosaur number.

Vivosaur type.

Vivosaur name.

Dr. Diggins' dinosaur factoids, featuring information on size, era, and discovery of the vivosaur's dinosaur counterpart.

Press the L Button to change to the previous vivosaur.

Use the R Button to change to the next vivosaur.

Use the Y Button to hear the vivosaur's voice.

Use the B Button to return to the vivosaur list.

A list of items in your case. Items that cannot be loaded into the Fossil Cannon cannot be selected.

Load the selected fossil rock(s) into the Fossil Cannon.

Name of the fossil rock highlighted by the cursor.

Finish using the Fossil Cannon and return. You can also return by pressing the B Button.

Currently displayed case page. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

A list of fossil rocks loaded into the Fossil Cannon.

Remove selected fossil rock(s) from the Fossil Cannon.

Name of the fossil rock highlighted by the cursor.

Finish using the Fossil Cannon and return. You can also return by pressing the B Button.

Vivosaur number.

Vivosaur type.

Vivosaur name.

Vivosaur class.

Vivosaur LP (Life Points).

Vivosaur rank. Rank can be increased by integrating fossils and collecting battle points.

Vivosaur attack power. Determines how much damage is dealt to enemies.

Vivosaur defense power. Determines how much damage from enemy attacks is reduced.

Vivosaur accuracy. Determines how reliably attacks hit.

Vivosaur evasion. Determines how easily enemy attacks can be dodged.

Special vivosaur characteristics. You may find team formation or battle hints.

Effect activated when vivosaur is in SZ (Support Zone).

Vivosaurs on your opponent's team.

Name of your opponent.

Your name.

Your team name.

The vivosaur here will begin battle in the AZ (Attack Zone) position.

The vivosaurs here will begin battle in the SZ (Support Zone) positions.

The vivosaurs here will not appear in battle but can be placed into an AZ (Attack Zone) or SZ (Support Zone) position before battle.

Displays vivosaur status. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays vivosaur skills. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Displays vivosaur skills. You can also press the X or Y Buttons to change screens.

Finalize formation and begin battle. You can also use START to begin.

Skill name, attack power, and required FP (Fossil Power).

Description of special effects of a skill (if any).

Begin single-player game.

Play with others.

Enter Tag Mode.

Change game settings.

Return to the file-selection screen. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

Use DS Wireless Communications to play with others. You can participate in Fossil Battles or exchange fossil rocks.

Form/edit a team for use in Fossil Battles.

Return to the Main Menu. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

A list of fossil rocks loaded into the Fossil Cannon. Select fossil rock(s) you want to fire.

Aim at friend and fire selected fossil rock(s).

Name of fossil rock highlighted by cursor.

Finish using the Fossil Cannon and return. You can also go back by pressing the B Button.

$c4%s$c0 was promoted to $c4rank $c2%d$c0.

$c4LP$c0 increased by $c2%d$c0.

$c4Attack$c0 increased by $c2%d$c0.

$c4Defense$c0 increased by $c2%d$c0.

$c4Accuracy$c0 increased by $c2%d$c0.

$c4Evasion$c0 increased by $c2%d$c0.

$c4%s$c0 is now
available for use.

All skills are now available.

No more skills can be learned.

$c4%s$c0 $c4LP$c0
increased by $c2%d$c0.

Yes

No

Continue cleaning other fossil rocks.

Finish cleaning.

End status display. You can also use the B Button to end.

Team name.

The vivosaur here will begin battle in the AZ (Attack Zone) position.

The vivosaurs here will begin battle in the SZ (Support Zone) positions.

The vivosaurs here will not appear in battle but can be placed into an AZ (Attack Zone) or SZ (Support Zone) position before battle.

A list of all revived vivosaurs. Vivosaurs are selected from this list to create teams.

Currently displayed page of vivosaur list. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Arrange vivosaurs by number.

Arrange vivosaurs alphabetically.

Arrange vivosaurs by rank.

Arrange vivosaurs by Life Points (high to low).

Arrange vivosaurs by type.

Close the Dino Medal screen. You can also use the B Button to close.

MESH

MESH

MESH

MESH

MESH

MESH

MESH

MESH

Yes

No

Hammer

Drill

X-Ray

Rock-Removal Ratio

Fossil-Damage Ratio

Score

%

Reset?

Use a skill.

Swap positions.

End turn?

Quit.

Searching for battle opponent...

A communications error occurred.

Solo play

CPU battle

Online battle

Auto battle

end turn

FP cost

LP damage

Team 1

Team 2

Team 3

Team 4

Battle ID

LeftRight:Creature LR:Rank

XY:AiSetId

select player's rank

AI

player's rank

critical hit

good hit

no good hit

miss

kr_%03d

[→]

[←]

START

RANDOM(R)

KASEKI:NORMAL

KASEKI:RED

CHIPS:NORMAL

CHIPS:BLACK

CHIPS:RED

CHIPS:BLUE

CHIPS:GREEN

CHIPS:YELLOW

CHIPS:WHITE

Surrender?

Are you sure?

ヘルプテキスト準備中。

End your turn.

View vivosaur information.

Swap positions of AZ (Attack Zone) and SZ (Support Zone) vivosaurs.

Use skill (such as an attack or recovery skill).

Vivosaur status. Stats receiving support bonuses are displayed in blue and stats with support penalties are displayed in red. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Effect activated when vivosaur is in SZ (Support Zone). Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Vivosaur's skills. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

Vivosaur status. Stats receiving support bonuses are displayed in blue and stats with support penalties are displayed in red. Press the L or R Buttons to change pages.

End your turn.

Continue your turn.

End battle. You will lose the battle.

Continue battle.

Fossil Battle play-by-play broadcast. Attack results and conditions are reported.

こうげきやかいふくなどのワザをつかいます。

リバイバーのじょうほうを見ます。

ＡＡ（アタックエリア）とＳＡ（サポートエリア）のリバイバーを交代します。

自分のターンを終わります。

AZ (Attack Zone). The vivosaur in this zone is subject to support effects.

SZ (Support Zone). Vivosaurs in this zone apply support effects.

EZ (Escape Zone). The vivosaur in this zone cannot attack or be attacked.

Support effects applied to your own AZ (Attack Zone).

Your team's current FP (Fossil Power).

Opponent's AZ (Attack Zone). Your AZ (Attack Zone) and SZ (Support Zone) vivosaurs can attack this zone.

Opponent's SZ (Support Zone). Only your AZ (Attack Zone) vivosaur can attack this zone.

Opponent's EZ (Escape Zone). Vivosaurs in this zone cannot be attacked.

Support effects applied to the opponent's AZ (Attack Zone).

Opponent's current FP (Fossil Power).

Skill name.

Skills with status effects will display an icon here. Speak to Tipper for more information about status effects.

FP (Fossil Power) required to perform skill.

Description of attack power and/or special effects.

Select vivosaur to use skill.

Select enemy to attack. A vivosaur positioned in the EZ (Escape Zone) cannot be attacked.

Select vivosaur to use skill.

The AZ (Attack Zone) vivosaur will retreat to the EZ (Escape Zone) and an SZ (Support Zone) vivosaur will move to the AZ (Attack Zone). The vivosaur in the EZ will move to the SZ two turns later.

Skill Selection

Attack Power

FP

Head

Body

Arms

Legs

Cleaning successful.

Cleaning failed.

Jewel discarded.

Dropping fossil discarded.

You dug up a %s %s fossil.

Registered new part.

Swapped out old part for new one.

Revival percentage too low--will discard.

%s revival successful!

Fire

Air

Earth

Water

Neutral

Abiliries

status effects

special skills

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Poison

Sleep

Scared

Anger

Confused

Excited

raise accuracy

raise atk

raise def

raise evasion

--

transform

mass atk

steal LP

steal FP

LP to dmg

equ FP

swap zones

rcv all

rcv one

give LP

steal ally LP

miss

atk ability:%.2f

def ability:%.2f

ability:%.2f

accuracy:%.2f

evasion:%.2f

hit rate:%.2f

no good hit:%.2f

good hit:%.2f

critical hit:%.2f

dmg mag:%.2f

elemental type mag :%.2f

dmg:%.2f

cooperation dmg:%.2f

combo：%d

Activating support effects.

Activating support effects.

Activating support effects.

Activating support effects.

Support activation failed!

Support activation failed!

Moving to Support Zone.

Swapping Attack Zone.

Swapping Attack Zone.

%s was defeated...

You defeated %s!

Activating Link!

Activating Link!

Activating counter!

Activating counter!

Activating special ability!

Activating special ability!

The opponent surrendered.

Activating area swap!

Activating area swap!

Activating FP Plus!

Activating FP Plus!

Activating Auto LP Recovery!

Activating Auto LP Recovery!

Activating Parting Blow!

Activating Parting Blow!

Activating Auto Counter!

Activating Auto Counter!

Activating Refresh!

Activating Refresh!

Parting Blow is no longer active!

Parting Blow is no longer active!

Critical!

Critical!

Hit!

Hit!

A painful miss!

A painful miss!

Recovered from status effect!

Recovered from status effect!

Poison damage!

Poison damage!

Confused!

Confused!

Opponent was poisoned!

Opponent fell asleep!

Opponent became scared!

Opponent became excited!

Opponent became confused!

Opponent became enraged!

Got ready to counter!

Attack up!

Defense up!

Evasion up!

Poisoned!

Asleep!

Scared!

Excited!

Confused!

Enraged!

Got ready to counter!

Attack up!

Defense up!

Evasion up!

No longer poisoned!

No longer asleep!

No longer scared!

No longer excited!

No longer confused!

No longer enraged!

Gave up counter stance...

Attack is no longer up!

Defense is no longer up!

Evasion is no longer up!

No longer poisoned!

No longer asleep!

No longer scared!

No longer excited!

No longer confused!

No longer enraged!

Gave up counter stance...

Attack is no longer up!

Defense is no longer up!

Evasion is no longer up!

Transformed into %s!

Transformed into %s!

Stole LP!

LP stolen!

Stole FP!

FP stolen!

Equalized FP!

FP equalized!

Knocked enemy into Escape Zone!

Knocked into Escape Zone!

Nothing

Tyrannosaurus

Daspletosaurus

Gorgosaurus

Tarbosaurus

Alioramus

Siamotyrannus

Alectrosaurus

Guanlong

Shanshanosaurus

Allosaurus

Metriacanthosaurus

Megalosaurus

Afrovenator

Sinraptor

Giganotosaurus

Cryolophosaurus

Carcharodontosaurus

Acrocanthosaurus

Fukuiraptor

Altispinax

Neovenator

Compsognathus

Sinosauropteryx

Deltadromeus

Troodon

Deinonychus

Microraptor

Utahraptor

Velociraptor

Bradycneme

Archaeopteryx

Coelophysis

Dilophosaurus

Spinosaurus

Angaturama

Suchomimus

Baryonyx

Ceratosaurus

Carnotaurus

Ornithomimus

Deinocheirus

Oviraptor

Therizinosaurus

Brachiosaurus

Saltasaurus

Shunosaurus

Supersaurus

Seismosaurus

Apatosaurus

Amargasaurus

Stegosaurus

Huayangosaurus

Tuojiangosaurus

Kentrosaurus

Lexovisaurus

Nodosaurus

Ankylosaurus

Saichania

Gargoyleosaurus

Sauropelta

Hypsilophodon

Leaellynasaurus

Iguanadon

Ouranosaurus

Lambeosaurus

Maiasaura

Anatotitan

Parasaurolophus

Pachycephalosaurus

Stygimoloch

Goyocephale

Protoceratops

Triceratops

Styracosaurus

Einiosaurus

Centrosaurus

Pentaceratops

Pachyrhinosaurus

Mihunekisaurus

Pteranodon

Quetzalcoatlus

Tapejara

Dimorphodon

Anhanguera

Kronosaurus

Futabasaurus

Elasmosaurus

Plesiosaurus

Shonisaurus

Arsinoitherium

Brontotherium

Elasmotherium

Hoplophoneus

Andrewsarchus

Pakicetus

Smilodon

Mammuthus

Diatryma

Megatherium

Archelon

Dinaurian Roboguard

Duna

Raptin

Dynal

Frigisaurus

Ignosaurus

Squik

Squirk

Squirth

Squilk

Squiro

Guhweep

Guhvorn

Guhlith

Frigisaurus

Ignosaurus

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T-Rex

Daspleto

Gorgo

Tarbo

Alio

Siamo

Alectro

Guan

Shanshan

Allo

Metria

Megalo

Venator

S-Raptor

Giganto

Cryo

Carchar

Acro

F-Raptor

Spinax

Neo

Compso

Sopteryx

Delta

Tro

Nychus

M-Raptor

U-Raptor

V-Raptor

Breme

Aopteryx

Coelo

Dilopho

Spino

Angato

Sucho

Onyx

Cerato

Carno

Orno

Cheirus

O-Raptor

Zino

Brachio

Salto

Shuno

Perso

Seismo

Apato

Amargo

Stego

Yango

Jiango

Kentro

Lexo

Nodo

Ankylo

Saichan

Goyle

Pelto

Hypsi

Nasaur

Igua

Ourano

Lambeo

Maia

Anato

Paraloph

Pachy

Stygi

Goyo

Proto

Tricera

Styraco

Einio

Centro

Penta

Pachrino

Mihu

Ptera

Coatlus

Jara

Dimorph

Guera

Krona

Futabi

Elasmo

Plesio

Shoni

Arsith

Brontoth

Elasmoth

Hoplo

Andrarch

Paki

Smilo

Mammoth

Tryma

Megath

Chelon

Dinomaton

Duna

Raptin

Dynal

Frigi

Igno

Squik

Squirk

Squirth

Squilk

Squiro

Guhweep

Guhvorn

Guhlith

Frigi

Igno

Nothing

Attack/Large

Attack/Large

Attack/Large

Attack/Large

Attack/Medium

Attack/Medium

Attack/Medium

Transformation/Medium

All-Around/Small

All-Around/Large

All-Around/Medium

All-Around/Medium

All-Around/Large

All-Around/Medium

Attack/Large

All-Around/Medium

Attack/Large

All-Around/Large

All-Around/Medium

All-Around/Large

Attack/Medium

Support/Small

Support/Small

All-Around/Medium

All-Around/Small

All-Around/Small

Support/Small

All-Around/Medium

Attack/Small

All-Around/Small

Transformation/Small

Support/Small

All-Around/Medium

Attack/Large

Attack/Medium

Attack/Large

Attack/Medium

Attack/Medium

Attack/Medium

Support/Small

Support/Large

Support/Small

Attack/Large

Long-Range/Titanic

Long-Range/Large

Long-Range/Large

Long-Range/Titanic

Long-Range/Titanic

Long-Range/Titanic

Long-Range/Large

All-Around/Large

Defensive/Small

Attack/Medium

Defensive/Medium

Support/Small

Defensive/Medium

Defensive/Large

Defensive/Medium

Defensive/Small

Defensive/Medium

Support/Small

Support/Small

All-Around/Large

All-Around/Medium

Attack/Large

Support/Large

Support/Large

All-Around/Large

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Small

Transformation/Small

All-Around/Large

All-Around/Medium

All-Around/Medium

All-Around/Medium

All-Around/Medium

All-Around/Medium

All-Around/Medium

Long-Range/Large

Long-Range/Large

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Large

Long-Range/Medium

Long-Range/Large

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Large

Support/Small

Support/Small

Support/Medium

Support/Small

All-Around/Small

All-Around/Small

All-Around/Small

Support/Small

All-Around/Small

All-Around/Medium

Long-Range/Small

Attack/Large

All-Around/Small

Attack/Small

Attack/Large

Long-Range/Titanic

Attack/Large

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Small

Long-Range/Small

Support/Titanic

Attack/Titanic

Defensive/Titanic

Long-Range/Titanic

Attack/Large

Nothing

While the most powerful of all Attack-class
vivosaurs, T-Rex cannot be placed in the SZ
without severely hindering allies' abilities.

The highest defensive rating of any Attack-
class vivosaur and lots of LP make
Daspleto well suited for drawn-out battles.

Terrifyingly fast for something so big,
Gorgo learns scare-type skills as it
integrates more parts.

Initially slow to develop, Tarbo becomes
extremely powerful after rank 9, gaining
first-rate Attack.

Once it learns Poison Breath, Alio can
guarantee a successful poison attack, good
for inflicting massive damage.

Once Siamo learns Sizzling Breath, it can
prevent enemies from moving at all. It's
also powerful at low ranks.

Well-equipped with scare and poison skills,
the versatile Alectro also features Auto
Counter to punish attackers.

A rare Transformation-class vivosaur, Guan
also has excellent Attack support. Learn
Great Unmasking to transform into a T-Rex!

Shanshan lands a lot of critical hits, but a
low LP ranking makes it vulnerable in the AZ
position. Be careful!

The strongest Neutral-type vivosaur, Allo is
also valuable in the Support Zone for its
good Evasion support.

When teamed with allies that boost Attack,
Metria fights almost like an Attack-class
vivosaur.

Relying on scare and excite skills to
control the enemy, Megalo needs some time
to develop its full potential.

With Venator Fury in its arsenal, Venator
can trap the enemy in the AZ. Team it with
allies that have poison attacks.

S-Raptor is a solid and versatile vivosaur
even at low levels. It eventually learns
Quicken for even more flexibility.

Since its support effects actually penalize
its teammates, you'll need careful planning
to get good use from the powerful Giganto.

Proficient at harassing the enemy from the
SZ with poison and excite skills, Cryo also
has excellent support stats.

With enough parts integrated, Carchar can
excite an enemy, then pound it with Carchar
Fury for an effective combo.

Extremely well-balanced and valuable in
either AZ or SZ positions, Acro is generally
useful and dependable.

F-Raptor has good Attack for an All-Around
class. Team it with other Japanese
vivosaurs to use its unique powers.

Featuring an Auto Counter ability, Spinax
deals damage when attacked and is
effective anywhere on the field!

Neo has weak Defense at low ranks--
integrate a few parts before bringing it
to battle. Excite foes to prevent movement.

Compso's powerful support effects can
render AZ-positioned enemies all but
helpless.

From the SZ, Sopteryx can make an AZ ally
nearly untouchable. FP Plus can help you
use several high-FP skills in a row.

Although it's most notable for its FP Plus
ability, Delta's eventual confuse and
counter skills make it a real threat.

High support bonuses make Tro best suited
for SZ positioning, but a high critical-hit
rate helps its AZ chances.

With low LP, Nychus is usually better off
developing poison attacks to use from the
SZ position.

With impressive support bonuses and a set
of poison skills, M-Raptor can be a valuable
SZ addition to any team.

While the success rate is low at only 20%,
U-Raptor has the ultimate poison skill.
Care to try your luck?

While it relies mostly on poison skills,
V-Raptor will eventually learn Enflame,
making it far more versatile in battle.

Its poison and thieving skills help make up
for Breme's low LP. How useful it is to you
depends on how good your strategy is.

Although one of the weakest vivosaurs,
Aopteryx's ability to transform sets it
apart. LP- and FP-stealing skills help too.

Coelo will eventually learn to use Neutralize,
erasing all effects from the target. It also
has excellent support effects.

Dilopho's FP Plus ability is extremely
valuable to build FP quickly, but be careful
of its low Defense.

Even though it eventually learns a powerful
poison skill, Spino should be kept in the AZ
to avoid negative support effects on allies.

With its high Attack, you should try to
keep Angato in the AZ. It eventually
learns some useful poison skills as well.

By the time Sucho learns Poison Barrage, it
will be capable of using combos of poison
and excite for inescapable damage.

Onyx's low Defense rating at low ranks
means you should be sure to collect a few
parts before sending it into battle.

Cerato lands a lot of critical hits, and its
knock skills are invaluable for breaking up
enemy strategies.

Not highly compatible with other vivosaurs,
Carno is a “lone wolf” that can take on
even Fire types once it learns knock skills.

Featuring a support effect that doubles
Accuracy (!), Orno is ideally teamed with
an ally with a high critical rate.

Since Cheirus's support effect drops enemy
Evasion to nearly zero, it's a big help to
allies with low Accuracy.

With the eventual ability to steal enemy FP,
O-Raptor is especially useful to help you
power expensive or team skills.

When Zino lands a blow, it's a guaranteed
critical, but its Accuracy is so low that it
needs ally support effects to hit.

Rearrange the enemy field with Mighty Stomp
and take advantage of Brachio's effective
SZ attacks.

With Long-Range-class range and Auto
Counter ability, Salto is effective from any
area of the battlefield.

Shuno specializes in long-range attacks,
blazing away from anywhere on the
battlefield.

The ultimate Long-Range-class vivosaur,
Perso can use Clear the Path for big
boosts to FP.

Excellent LP and an Auto LP Recovery
ability make Seismo a solid guard for
the AZ.

Although a powerful attacker from the SZ,
learning Sacrifice will tend to push Apato
into a healing role.

Once Amargo learns Power Scale, it allows
for powerful strategies involving barrages
of high-FP attacks.

Available only using Donation Points, Stego
is a favorite of Dr. Diggins's and an LP
powerhouse.

With impressive support effects, Yango can
contribute from the SZ, blasting away with
its Fire Spines skill.

With Auto Counter and a high critical rate,
Jiango is best suited for battling from the
AZ position.

With development, Super Harden and the
confuse skill Wind Spines make Kentro an
excellent SZ vivosaur.

Poison and sleep skills combined with Auto
Counter ability make Lexo a versatile part
of various strategies.

Best of the best in Defense rating, the
addition of Power Scale makes Nodo perfect
for marathon battles.

From the SZ position, Ankylo can double (!)
the AZ vivosaur's Defense, but this comes
at the price of a cut to Attack.

With impressive defensive support and Auto
Counter ability, Saichan is a valuable ally in
battles of attrition.

With significant support effects, any ally
teamed up with Goyle stands to gain major
benefits from their partnership.

Pelto not only features Auto Counter
ability but is one of the few vivosaurs
to learn sleep skills.

An important contributor with healing ability,
Hypsi's support effects make it most
valuable in an SZ role.

Nasaur can learn to use a low-FP team skill
and features enemy-punishing support
effects across all stats.

Igua is a dependable All-Around-class
vivosaur with a confuse skill to throw
enemy strategies off balance.

Learning both Ourano Combo and Counter
Blow will set Ourano up for an amazing
one-two punch.

Unusual for an Attack-class vivosaur,
Lambeo can learn a team skill that will heal
its entire team. It also has excellent LP.

With a large suite of healing skills and a
solid support effect, Maia is useful in long,
drawn-out battles.

With its 100% confuse skill, Anato can be
teamed with counter-capable allies for a
powerful team.

Strongest of all Counter Blow vivosaurs,
Paraloph can make counter attacking a
major part of your battle strategy.

Pachy doesn't lose any power attacking
from the SZ! Take advantage of its support
effects and stick it out in the SZ.

Team up Stygi's low-FP skills with high-FP
vivosaurs and take advantage of a
well balanced arsenal of skills.

Teamed up with Pachy and Stygi, Goyo's
support effects can weaken the enemy--
perfect for team-skill attacks!

Under normal circumstances, Proto is a
reliable Support type, but Metamorphosis
transforms it into a powerful Tricera!

An offensive threat in either the AZ or SZ
roles, Tricera also features the Parting
Blow ability.

Along with Parting Blow, Styraco is best
used alongside a high critical-rate ally
in the AZ.

Cutting the enemy's Evasion in half, Einio
should be teamed with a critical-proficient
AZ ally. Parting Blow adds even more value.

Centro's high critical-hit rate is balanced by
its terrible Accuracy. Support it well and be
rewarded. Parting Blow helps its utility.

With both excite and healing skills, Penta is
a valuable ally to have in the SZ position.

In addition to a vicious Parting Blow,
Pachrino can also knock unsuspecting
enemies into the EZ with its Pachrino Combo.

Mihu features both Parting Blow ability and
a mighty team skill when teamed with
F-Raptor and Futabi.

Ptera's frequent critical hits are best
used from the SZ, where its impressive
support effect can come into play.

With versatile skills and no Attack lost
from the SZ, Coatlus can be used to attack
just as furiously as its AZ ally.

A real tactician's vivosaur with FP-thieving
and sleep skills, Jara can be a key tool in
engineering come-from-behind victories.

Although effective with its enrage skills,
Dimorph is most notable for its powerful,
enemy-hampering support effects.

Guera's skills tend to interfere with enemy
tactics, using swapping and sleep skills. It
also packs good support effects.

Krona's great Attack isn't hampered from
the SZ. Powerful enough to be considered
the T-Rex of the seas.

Futabi develops excite skills as its core
arsenal and reaches its full potential when
teamed with F-Raptor and Mihu.

Powerful even at low ranks, Elasmo exhibits
equal power from the AZ or SZ, making it a
versatile and dependable ally.

Over time, Plesio builds up a powerful poison
arsenal and proves devastating when teamed
with excite-capable allies.

While powerful, Shoni is hampered by very
slow development. Use in battle only after
achieving sufficient rank.

As one of the few vivosaurs to learn sleep
skills--and boasting impressive support
effects--Arsith is a trusty SZ ally.

Despite its low LP, Brontoth shows its true
potential when teamed with Arsith and
Elasmoth. Parting Blow is also a plus.

The Parting Blow ability gives Elasmoth a
power boost when it's faced with defeat.
It ain't over 'til it's over!

Place Hoplo in the SZ and take advantage
of its FP Plus ability, powerful support
effects, and great Evasion.

The Link ability allows Andrarch to link
blows together with teammates' attacks. Its
high critical rate is icing on the cake.

Paki's Link ability is activated when it's in
the SZ, and attacks at no cost to the FP
pool makes for economical battling.

With FP Plus and amazing support effects,
Smilo is the only vivosaur that can add
90% to allies' Defense and Evasion.

Suited for marathon battles with Auto LP
Recovery, Mammoth reaches its full potential
once it learns Sacrifice.

The Link ability allows Tryma to sneak in
irritating attacks on its allies' turns.

Although slow to develop, its high critical
rank is excuse enough to use Megath at
low ranks.

With no power lost when attacking from the
SZ and counter-proof attacks, Chelon can
comfortably fire away from the SZ.

A powerful robot featuring deadly attacks,
Dinomaton's weakness is its low Defense.

With a 100% confuse skill and unrivaled
support effects, Duna is obviously one of
the dinaurian elite!

A 100% poison skill and off-the-charts
support effects make one thing clear--
Raptin sure can put up a fight!

Excite AND poison skills with 100% success
rates? Yes, Dynal is indeed the king!

One of the legendary dinosaurs, all of
Frigi's skills rank among the best and will
freeze any enemy solid!

Legendary dinosaur and rival of Frigisaurus,
Igno leaves a trail of scorched victims
wherever it goes!

Born from a mysterious egg fossil, Squik
features powerful support effects that
lower all AZ enemy stats.

Born from a mysterious egg fossil, Squirk
features fantastic support effects,
including a 50% Attack boost!

Born from a mysterious egg fossil, Squirth
features fantastic support effects,
including a 50% Defense boost!

Born from a mysterious egg fossil, Squilk
features fantastic support effects,
including a 50% Accuracy boost!

Born from a mysterious egg fossil, Squiro
features fantastic support effects,
including a 50% Evasion boost!

One of the three brains of the world-eating
monster, Guhnash, Guhweep wields Tears of
Dark Light, which recovers team LP.

One of the three brains of the world-eating
monster, Guhnash, Guhvorn wields Cascading
Savagery, strongest of ALL attack skills.

One of the three brains of the world-eating
monster, Guhnash, Guhlith employs Billowing
Anger for big damage and 100% excite rate.

One of the legendary dinosaurs, all of
Frigi's skills rank among the best and will
freeze any enemy solid!

Legendary dinosaur and rival of Frigisaurus,
Igno leaves a trail of scorched victims
wherever it goes!

Powerful jaws and big teeth
meant bone-shearing power.
  
Genus: Tyrannosaurus
Length: 42 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Parchment Desert

Mighty jaws suggest extremely
powerful bite force.
  
Genus: Daspletosaurus
Length: 33 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: BB Base

Long, strong legs provided
impressive running speeds.
  
Genus: Gorgosaurus
Length: 29 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Parchment Desert

Sawlike teeth and a big lower
jaw made for a vicious bite.
  
Genus: Tarbosaurus
Length: 39 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Mongolia
Dig Site: Coldfeet Glacier

The horn above the nose was
apparently not used for battle.
  
Genus: Alioramus
Length: 19 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Mongolia
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Area 2

An older cousin of the
tyrannosaurus.
  
Genus: Siamotyrannus
Length: 23 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Thailand
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Area 1

A cone-shaped body type draws
attention to the thick back legs.
  
Genus: Alectrosaurus
Length: 19 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Mongolia, China
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine

Said to be an ancestor of the
tyrannosaurus.
  
Genus: Guanlong
Length: 16 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: China
Dig Site: Mt. Lavaflow

A smaller dinosaur and cousin of
the tyrannosaurus.
  
Genus: Shanshanosaurus
Length: 10 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: China
Dig Site: Greenhorn Plains

The three claws were typical of
Jurassic carnivorous dinosaurs.
  
Genus: Allosaurus
Length: 39 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: Portugal, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Parchment Desert

Distinguished by the large fin on
its back.
 
Genus: Metriacanthosaurus
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: England
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Area 1

Famous worldwide for being the
first dinosaur to receive a name.
  
Genus: Megalosaurus
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: England, France
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine

Despite the sleek body, running
speed was surprisingly slow.
  
Genus: Afrovenator
Length: 29 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Nigeria
Dig Site: Knotwood Forest

It is believed that the female
was much bigger than the male.
  
Genus: Sinraptor
Length: 23 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: China
Dig Site: Knotwood Forest

Big head, big body...surprisingly
tiny teeth.
  
Genus: Gigantosaurus
Length: 42 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Argentina
Dig Site: Parchment Desert

Characterized by bony bumps
above the eyes.
  
Genus: Cryolophosaurus
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: Antarctica
Dig Site: Coldfeet Glacier

Hollow bones made this heavy-
looking dinosaur quite light.
  
Genus: Carcharodontosaurus
Length: 42 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Egypt, Morocco
Dig Site: Pay-to-Dig Site

This dinosaur was just bulging at
the back with muscle.
  
Genus: Acrocanthosaurus
Length: 39 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Pay-to-Dig Site

Notable for big, curved claws
and long front legs.
  
Genus: Fukuiraptor
Length: 16 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Japan
Dig Site: Exchanged for DP

Had backbones that looked like
long spikes.
  
Genus: Altispinax
Length: 29 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Belgium
Dig Site: Greenhorn Plains

The narrow head was just one
feature of this elegant dinosaur.
  
Genus: Neovenator
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: England
Dig Site: Pay-to-Dig Site

Small, but with deadly sharp
teeth and claws.
  
Genus: Compsognathus
Length: 3 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: Germany, France
Dig Site: Exchanged for DP

A strange dinosaur with birdlike
feather growths.
  
Genus: Sinosauropteryx
Length: 3 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: China
Dig Site: Secret Island

Long, strong legs provided high
land speed.
  
Genus: Deltadromeus
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Morocco
Dig Site: BB Base

A small, agile dinosaur, believed
to have been highly intelligent.
  
Genus: Troodon
Length: 6 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada
Dig Site: Mt. Lavaflow

Has a scary combo of sharp
teeth and massive back claws.
 
Genus: Deinonychus
Length: 13 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Knotwood Forest

Despite small, birdlike feathers,
this dinosaur could not fly.
  
Genus: Microraptor
Length: 3 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: China
Dig Site: Bottomsup Bay

Characterized by big claws on
both front and back legs.
  
Genus: Utahraptor
Length: 23 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Tunnel #5

The ferocious bite and sharp
claws were a scary combo.
  
Genus: Velociraptor
Length: 6 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: China, Mongolia
Dig Site: Greenhorn Plains

When first discovered, this fossil
was mistaken for an owl fossil.
  
Genus: Bradycneme
Length: 13 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Romania
Dig Site: Secret Island

Thought to be a bird ancestor,
though not all agree.
  
Genus: Archaeopteryx
Length: 3 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: Germany
Dig Site: Parchment Desert

Characterized by big eyes, swift
feet, and possible herd behavior.
  
Genus: Coelophysis
Length: 10 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Triassic
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: BB Base

The frills gave this
dinosaur a stylish edge.
  
Genus: Dilophosaurus
Length: 19 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: BB Base

Characterized by a large, fanlike
fin on its back.
  
Genus: Spinosaurus
Length: 42 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Egypt, Morocco
Dig Site: Coldfeet Glacier

With a snout like a crocodile's,
this dinosaur ate meat and fish.
  
Genus: Angaturama
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Brazil
Dig Site: Pay-to-Dig Site

Lots of little fangs filled this
creature's large mouth.
  
Genus: Suchomimus
Length: 36 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Nigeria
Dig Site: Coldfeet Glacier

The large front claws may have
been used to catch fish.
  
Genus: Baryonyx
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: England
Dig Site: Bottomsup Bay

Characterized by three horns on
the head and a long tail.
  
Genus: Ceratosaurus
Length: 19 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: Tanzania, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Area 2

Recognized by small arms and
the two horns above its eyes.
  
Genus: Carnotaurus
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Argentina
Dig Site: Pay-to-Dig Site

Known for a long, birdlike neck
and head and long fingers.
  
Genus: Ornithomimus
Length: 10 ft. Diet: Omnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Parchment Desert

Known to have had extemely
long arms and large nails.
  
Genus: Deinocheirus
Length: ? ft.  Diet: Omnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Mongolia
Dig Site: Secret Island

A long-armed dinosaur with a
notable head crest.
  
Genus: Oviraptor
Length: 6 ft. Diet: Omnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Mongolia
Dig Site: Secret Island

The long arms and nails may
have been used for digging.
  
Genus: Therizinosaurus
Length: 33 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Kazakhstan
Dig Site: Moles' secret tunnel

This bizarre dinosaur had nostrils
on top of its head.
  
Genus: Brachiosaurus
Length: 83 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: Tanzania, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Moles' secret tunnel

Featured thick skin along the
spine, almost like armor.
  
Genus: Saltasaurus
Length: 39 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Argentina
Dig Site: BB Base

Characterized by four spikes on
its long tail.
  
Genus: Shunosaurus
Length: 49 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: China
Dig Site: Mt. Lavaflow

Surrounded in mystery, this
beast was at least 100 ft. long.
  
Genus: Supersaurus
Length: 107 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Parchment Desert

A really big dinosaur with really
short limbs. Go figure.
  
Genus: Seismosaurus
Length: 114 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Secret Island

Believed to have stood on its
hind legs to reach high leaves.
  
Genus: Apatosaurus
Length: 81 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Coldfeet Glacier

The spiky head makes for a
unique, monsterlike appearance.
  
Genus: Amargasaurus
Length: 29 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Argentina
Dig Site: Mt. Lavaflow

Uniquely shaped with backbone
plates and a spiked tail.
  
Genus: Stegosaurus
Length: 29 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Exchanged for DP

Featured more spikelike back
plates than the stegosaurus.
  
Genus: Huayangosaurus
Length: 13 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: China
Dig Site: Mt. Lavaflow

The most famous cousin of the
stegosaurus in Asia.
  
Genus: Tuojiangosaurus
Length: 23 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: China
Dig Site: Bottomsup Bay

Extremely prickly, with numerous
spikelike growths.
  
Genus: Kentrosaurus
Length: 16 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: Tanzania
Dig Site: BB Base

Characterized by narrow back
plates and big shoulder spikes.
  
Genus: Lexovisaurus
Length: 13 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: England, France
Dig Site: Knotwood Forest

Protected by thick, armorlike
skin on its back.
  
Genus: Nodosaurus
Length: 19 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Moles' secret tunnel

The most famous (and largest)
of the armored dinosaurs.
  
Genus: Ankylosaurus
Length: 36 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Coldfeet Glacier

Protected by spiked, armorlike
bone on the back and flank.
 
Genus: Saichania
Length: 23 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Mongolia
Dig Site: Mt. Lavaflow

Notable for the triangular head,
beak, and spiked armor.
  
Genus: Gargoyleosaurus
Length: 10 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Greenhorn Plains

Identified by the large spikes
on its neck and shoulders.
 
Genus: Sauropelta
Length: 23 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: BB Base

A small dinosaur with a small
beak on a small head.
  
Genus: Hypsilophodon
Length: 6 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: England
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Area 1

Believed to have been active at
night, aided by big eyes.
  
Genus: Leaellynasaurus
Length: 10 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Australia
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine

Featured spikes on its front big
toes and a healthy population.
 
Genus: Iguanadon
Length: 33 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Belgium, Germany
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Area 2

A thick-bodied dinosaur sporting
a large, humped back.
  
Genus: Ouranosaurus
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Nigeria
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Tunnel #5

The head crest was seemingly
connected to the nose.
  
Genus: Lambeosaurus
Length: 49 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, Mexico
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Area 2

Gentle dinosaurs that worked in
groups to rear their young.
  
Genus: Maiasaura
Length: 29 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Secret Island

With its duck face, this might
have been the funniest dinosaur.
  
Genus: Anatotitan
Length: 42 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Secret Island

A large head ornament may have
been used for sound resonance.
 
Genus: Parasaurolophus
Length: 33 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Pay-to-Dig Site

The round head bone gives us
the name “thick-headed lizard.”
  
Genus: Pachycephalosaurus
Length: 13 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada
Dig Site: Knotwood Forest

Featured numerous horns behind
a bony head protrusion.
  
Genus: Stygimoloch
Length: 6 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine

Name means “decorated head”
...for obvious reasons.
  
Genus: Goyocephale
Length: 6 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Mongolia
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine--Area 1

Featured a bill like a parrot and
the ability to walk on two legs.
 
Genus: Protoceratops
Length: 6 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: China, Mongolia
Dig Site: Secret Island

Among the best-known dinosaurs,
with three trademark horns.
  
Genus: Triceratops
Length: 29 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Moles' secret tunnel

The collar spikes were a feature
of males only.
  
Genus: Styracosaurus
Length: 19 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: BB Base

The most notable feature was a
hooked horn above the nose.
  
Genus: Einiosaurus
Length: 19 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Mt. Lavaflow

Most notable for the large nose
horn and collar spikes.
  
Genus: Centrosaurus
Length: 19 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Pay-to-Dig Site

A large dinosaur with an
impressive five facial horns.
  
Genus: Pentaceratops
Length: 26 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Mt. Lavaflow

Featured a bone cluster above
the nose rather than a horn.
  
Genus: Pachyrhinosaurus
Length: 23 ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Canada, U.S.A.
Dig Site: Pay-to-Dig Site

While much is unknown about it, it
is likely a triceratops relative.
  
Genus: Mihunekisaurus
Length: ? ft.  Diet: Herbivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Japan
Dig Site: Parchment Desert

The head crown is thought to
have been key to its flight.
  
Genus: Pteranodon
Length: 29 ft.  Diet: Piscivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Exchanged for DP

The largest flying reptile, it
also featured a bladelike beak.
  
Genus: Quetzalcoatlus
Length: 39 ft.  Diet: Piscivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: U.S.A.
Dig Site: Rivet Ravine

A mysterious dinosaur known for
its unique head ornamentation.
  
Genus: Tapejara
Length: 6 ft. Diet: Piscivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Brazil
Dig Site: Mt. Lavaflow

Winged, with a big head and long
tail, it also walked on two legs.
  
Genus: Dimorphodon
Length: 3 ft.  Diet: Piscivore
Era: Mesozoic Jurassic
Discovered: England
Dig Site: Pay-to-Dig Site

Oddly shaped, with a long head
and short rear legs.
  
Genus: Anhanguera
Length: 13 ft. Diet: Piscivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Brazil
Dig Site: Coldfeet Glacier

The largest sea carnivore was
crocodile-like in looks and diet.
  
Genus: Kronosaurus
Length: 46 ft.  Diet: Carnivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Australia
Dig Site: Bottomsup Bay

This was the first long-necked
dinosaur discovered in Japan.
  
Genus: Futabasaurus
Length: 23 ft. Diet: Piscivore
Era: Mesozoic Cretaceous
Discovered: Japan
Dig Site: Bottomsup Bay