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Dinosaur King
Dinosaur King arcade promotion featuring Max Taylor and Rex Owen.
古代王者恐竜キング
(Kodai Ōuja Kyōryū King)
Anime television series
Ancient Ruler Dinosaur King DKidz Adventure
Directed by
Katsuyoshi Yatabe
Written by
Yasushi Hirano
Music by
Yuhko Fukuda
Studio
Sunrise
Licensed by
NA
4Kids Entertainment (TV) (2007-2012)
4Licensing Corporation (TV) (2012-2016)[1]
Shout Factory (DVD) (2008-2009)
Original network
Nagoya TV
TV Asahi
Animax
English network
List[show]
AU
Network Ten (2009-2010)
Eleven (repeats)
NA
Fox (4Kids TV) (2007-2008)
The CW (The CW4Kids, Toonzai) (2008-2010)
Fox, The CW, This TV or MyNetworkTV (KidsClick) (2018-Present)
YTV
PH
Cartoon Network (2009)
UK
Jetix, Kix!
Original run
February 4, 2007 – January 27, 2008
Episodes
49 (List of episodes)
Game
Developer
Sega
Publisher
Sega
Genre
Digital collectible card game
Platform
Arcade
Released
2005
Anime television series
Ancient Ruler Dinosaur King DKidz Adventure: Pterosaur Legend
Directed by
Katsuyoshi Yatabe
Written by
Yasushi Hirano
Music by
Yuhko Fukuda
Studio
Sunrise
Licensed by
NA
4Kids Entertainment (TV) (2008-2012)
4Licensing Corporation (TV) (2012-2016)[1]
Original network
Nagoya TV
TV Asahi
Animax
English network
List[show]
AU
Network Ten (2009-2010)
Eleven (repeats)
NA
The CW (The CW4Kids, Toonzai) (2009-2010)
YTV
PH
Cartoon Network (2010)
UK
Jetix, Kix!
Original run
February 3, 2008 – August 31, 2008
Episodes
30 (List of episodes)
Anime and Manga portal
Dinosaur King (古代王者恐竜キング, Kodai Ōja Kyōryū Kingu, literally "Ancient Ruler Dinosaur King") is a card-based arcade game from Sega that uses the same gameplay mechanics from Mushiking but uses super-powered dinosaurs instead of beetles. The game was revealed in JAMMA 2005 and is available in Japanese and English versions. A Nintendo DS version has also been released.[2]
In the fall of 2008, Upper Deck Company released a Dinosaur King Trading Card Game. This card game is not to be confused with the cards used for the arcade machines.[3]
The series has been adapted into an anime television series, Ancient Ruler Dinosaur King DKidz Adventure (古代王者恐竜キング Dキッズ・アドベンチャー, Kodai Ōja Kyōryū Kingu Dī Kizzu Adobenchā). A sequel was announced called "Ancient Ruler Dinosaur King DKidz Adventure: Pterosaur Legend (古代王者恐竜キング Dキッズ・アドベンチャー翼龍伝説, Kodai Ōja Kyōryū Kingu Dī Kizzu Adobenchā: Yokuryū Densetsu)," which debuted February 3, 2008 in Japan. The show ended its run in Japan in late 2008.
Contents
[hide]
1 Story
1.1 Card game/Nintendo DS game
1.2 Anime
1.2.1 First series
1.2.2 Second series
2 Characters
3 Cards
3.1 Dinosaur Cards
3.1.1 Type
3.2 Move Cards
3.3 Super Move Cards
3.4 Character Cards
4 Media
5 References
6 External links
Story[edit]
Card game/Nintendo DS game[edit]
Dr. Spike Taylor was on a paleontology mission in Africa with his son Max and Max's friend Rex. Max discovers stone slabs and finds dinosaurs are calling them for help. An evil organization called the "Alpha Gang", led by the nefarious Dr. Z, traveled back in time to hunt down the dinosaurs and use them to take over the world. It is up to Max and Rex to travel around the world, defeating Dr. Z and the Alpha Gang while hunting down the dinosaurs (Later, the story varies as the arcade game machine keeps on upgrading).
Anime[edit]
First series[edit]
Max Taylor is the son of paleontologist Dr. Spike Taylor. After falling out of bed early one morning and witnessing a meteor fall from the sky, Max sets out with his friends Rex Owen and Zoe Drake into a forest where the meteor had crashed. They find stones with the symbols for lightning, wind, and grass on them and a card with a picture of a Triceratops on it. The Triceratops that is later named Chomp is accidentally activated when Max rubs the card on the stone. The D-Team meet their new enemies in the Alpha Gang consisting of Dr. Z, Ursula, Zander, Ed, Seth, Laura, Rod, Helga, and the Alpha Droids. The Alpha Gang plans to obtain the Dinosaur Cards that were lost when their time machine exploded and stranded them in the present. Rex activated a Carnotaurus card which was named Ace and Zoe activated a Parasaurolophus which was named Paris. The D-Team and Alpha Gang often clash for possession of dinosaurs that are activated when their cards are activated. In the finale, Seth turns on his comrades with his Black Tyrannosaurus which is ultimately defeated. Seth attempts to bring Chomp back to the past which fails and Seth is sent into the past alone. The D-Team surrender their dinosaurs to Rex's original parents, with many tears.
Second series[edit]
In the second series, the Alpha Gang and the Ancients return. While the parents are talking, they are kidnapped by Gavro, a member of the Spectral Space Pirates. This causes the Alpha Gang and D-Team to join forces against the Space Pirates in their plot to obtain the Cosmos Stones. Seth later returns as an ally to the Spectral Space Pirates after they saved him from the time portal. Spectre, the leader of the Space Pirates, provides the dinosaur cards. In episode 75, Seth seems to become a traitor as he appeals to the D-Team for help saying that they forced him to help them. However, it was really a trick to get the two Cosmos Stones in D-Team's control, despite the fact that he attacks and defeats his comrades two episodes later. In the end although the Spectral Space Pirates manage to catch all seven Cosmos Stones, Seth and the Pterosaur defeat the Black Pterosaur. Rex, his parents, and the Alpha Gang leave to their own time as the Spectral Space Pirates are floating around in a pod.
Characters[edit]
Main article: List of Dinosaur King characters
Cards[edit]
There are different cards to collect and use in order to play Dinosaur King. The barcodes are located on the long edges of the cards for the player to scan them in the machine. So far, there are four types of cards used in this game.
Dinosaur Cards[edit]
These cards represent the "character" for the player. This is first scanned when a player scans his/her dinosaur and move. Each dinosaur is unique in the following traits:
Basic information (meaning of name, length, period and located where; in the front/back of the card, depending on editions)
Critical hit type (Rock, Scissors, Paper)
Element (Fire, Water, Lightning, Earth, Grass, Wind, Secret)
Technique points
Strength value
Type (Perks. See below for specifics.)
And there are 7 types of Dino cards:
Original
Fossil
Animated
Alpha Gang (included Super Alpha Dinosaurs)
Super (included animated super dinosaurs)
Dinotector Armor (only for D-kids and Alpha Gang's Animated Dinosaurs)
Spectral Armor (included Omega Armor for Eocarcharia only)
The armor dinosaurs are just for animated dinosaurs.
Type[edit]
Each dinosaur type has different abilities in battle. They are as follows:
Attack Type: Has high Move power and usually also has a strong Critical Move.
Tie Type: Gets lower damage from a tie.
Defense Type: Has higher stamina, but usually has a weak Critical Move.
Newer types found in more recent expansions include:
Counter: Raise a Move's power after a loss.
Blitz: Raise a Move's power when the counter is at 10.
Crisis: Raise a Move's power when the player's energy turns low.
Hunter: Raise a Move's power when the opponent is weak.
Charge: The opponent will get more damage from a tie.
Heroic: Moves that lose to opponent's Critical move are very strong.
Death: Can use Death fire when HP is low. (only for Black Tyrannosaurus)
Revival: Revive once if defeated in a tie. (in fossil dinosaur cards only)
Note: The animated dinosaurs' type are plus a 'Super' front of name of types. Ex: Chomp(Triceratops) is Super Crisis Type.
Move Cards[edit]
These cards represent the fighting techniques of the super-powered dinosaurs in the Dinosaur King arcade game. They are only scanned once the Dinosaur Card has been scanned. Only one move card per move type can only be scanned, making a total of three possible cards that can be scanned. For example: Tail Smash (Rock), Tie Breaker (Scissors), and Atomic Bomb (paper) is a combination choice for fighting against dinosaurs.
Examples of Move Cards:
Rock:
Diving Press
Critical Block
Scissors:
Kamikaze Tackle
Death Grind
Paper:
Neck Crusher
Haste
Super Move Cards[edit]
These cards can teach the dinosaur a special elemental move and can cause massive damage when used. In the first edition cards there is only one card per element. As of the third edition each move (rock, paper, and scissors) has one super move card per element. More will be revealed over time. The player cannot scan an element card if the element of the dinosaur does not match the element of the Super Move. For example, Triceratops will be able to use the lightning strike move card unlike Tyrannosaurus. If he/she scans a "wrong" card, the game will tell the player that he/she scanned the wrong element.
Biting Wind
Note: Secret attribute dinosaurs have unique moves, moves can be scanned by using normal move cards.
Character Cards[edit]
These cards are only available in Japan, but work in English versions of the arcade game. Character Cards are cards that display members of the Alpha Gang. They can alter the game in many ways.
1-player: The player can choose difficulty levels without pressing all three buttons at the same time, the charac
Media[edit]
The series was adapted into an anime television series, Ancient Ruler Dinosaur King DKidz Adventure (古代王者恐竜キング Dキッズ・アドベンチャー, Kodai Ōja Kyōryū Kingu Dī Kizzu Adobenchā), which is made by Sunrise and premiered on TV Asahi on February 4, 2007. In 2008, an English adaptation aired on the 4Kids TV block on Fox, but moved to The CW's The CW4Kids block on September 6, 2008. Reruns of the series began airing on KidsClick as of February 5, 2018[4]. A video game based on the series was released by Sega for the Nintendo DS on September 23, 2008.[5]
The Dinosaur King Trading Card game was released in the fall of 2008 by the Upper Deck Company. Although the play mechanism follows the arcade game cards to some extent, they are not meant to be mixed. The manga was released by Shogakukan.
References[edit]
^ Jump up to: a b "Dinosaur King". 4Licensing Corporation. Retrieved 2016-10-06.
Jump up ^ Staff, By IGN. "Dinosaur King Stomps Onto DS". IGN. Retrieved 2016-06-23.
Jump up ^ "Dinosaur King TCG Homepage," Upper Deck
Jump up ^ "This TV Schedule - Program listings and guide". This TV. Retrieved January 25, 2018.
Jump up ^ "Dinosaur King for Nintendo DS (2008) - MobyGames". MobyGames. Retrieved 2016-07-02.
External links[edit]
Anime and Manga portal
Dinosaurs portal
2000s portal
Official website (in Japanese)
Official Sega Toys website (in Japanese)
Dinosaur King (anime) at Anime News Network's encyclopedia
Sega takes on Taito Company claims Taito's dinosaurs infringe on its insects.
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