McDonphan's [Chat Thread]

[Oslo]

- Tyranitar has spikes; T. rex does not
- Tyranitar has good posture; T. rex does not
- Tyranitar has proportionate arms; T. rex does not
- T. rex has a long jaw; Tyranitar does not
- T. rex has long legs that lift its body a good distance off the ground; Tyranitar does not
- T. rex has many, many teeth; Tyranitar does not

CONCLUSION: Besides the fact that they're big bipedal reptiles, T. rex and Tyranitar don't really resemble one another. So we still don't have a T. rex Pokemon.

[Mikachu Yukitatsu]

DarkestLight is a Tyranitar fan.

Compared Approval Tower posts with my VS seeker and noticed I have forgotten to add a Scraggy and a Gloom there. Got to fix that.

[DarkestLight]

CONCLUSION: Besides the fact that they're big bipedal reptiles, T. rex and Tyranitar don't really resemble one another. So we still don't have a T. rex Pokemon.

Mew Master is gonna flip a can when he reads this post XD

http://paleopastori.deviantart.com/a...-rex-107743617

¬¬ Artistic license for the spikes (which could be a simple wink to artist conceptions of the vertebrae spines that protrude from its back in many a rendering, as seen above..)

Then uhhh posture what? XD I seewhatudidthar

Uhh The legs thing is a non issue. Could be a dwarf! You dunno!
As for teeth, T-tar has teef ;_; They just pop out when they're needed. But when you eat pokefood, they're usually not needed.

Uhh the jaw. Pfft what, where's that pic...can't find it. But Mandible size can't be a indicator. In that same vein you'd be saying Aggron isin't a Titanoceratops/Udanoceratops blend

[Oslo]

Mew Master is gonna flip a can when he reads this post XD

Aww, Mew. I miss that guy. I would love to see him spaz out over this conversation.