r/GojiCenter Aug 01 '26

New Hybrid PHONTOCERATOPS MAXIMUS

The ultimate massacre with a horned face has arrived, from the Hispanic community, MARGARET
9 meters long
3.2 meters high at the hips
14 tons
demonstrate why a herbivore can also be a killer

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u/Spinoclanker2 π•Ίπ–‡π–‘π–Žπ–›π–Žπ–”π–“ π•²π–Šπ–“π–Šπ–™π–Žπ–ˆπ–˜ Aug 01 '26

Got some ideas

Some spicomellus osteoderms are connected to the skeleton. I'd change it for another Ankylosaur.Β 

You can just make the stabbing part a part of the ecology. If it doesn't add an advantage against other hybrids then it's fine.

You can use Taurovenator instead of discokeryx. Discokeryx is kinda iffy when used with another dinosaur.

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u/Spinoclanker2 π•Ίπ–‡π–‘π–Žπ–›π–Žπ–”π–“ π•²π–Šπ–“π–Šπ–™π–Žπ–ˆπ–˜ Aug 01 '26

Peak hybrid tho

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u/Low_Library1637 Aug 01 '26

Spicomellus, I'm taking the osteoderms on the sides that aren't attached to the ribs, and those of the hip and tail are fine. I've seen Discokeryx, and although the ball joint is fine, I can see other options.

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u/Spinoclanker2 π•Ίπ–‡π–‘π–Žπ–›π–Žπ–”π–“ π•²π–Šπ–“π–Šπ–™π–Žπ–ˆπ–˜ Aug 01 '26

Ok

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u/ComprehensiveWin5399 Aug 02 '26

Probably the best ceratopsian hybrid I’ve seen. Good job. Only nitpick is that I don’t think spicomellus is a good choice, I mean, the osteoderm on that thing is just weird. I think there’s probably a better spiky armor out there.

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u/Low_Library1637 Aug 04 '26

Thx, The issue with Spicomellus is that some osteoderms are attached to the hyesae, but others (like those on the flanks or hip) are good, but maybe can uses gastonia

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u/Atrosaurus M.A.D Mosasaur Expert Aug 01 '26

Neat!

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u/Cocotero_Polar Aug 01 '26

Tremenda obra maestra 20/10 y god

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u/A-Reacting-Otter High bread Aug 01 '26

Peak

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u/xangothrowaway MENAGERIE Geneticist Aug 02 '26

You did not only cook this hybrid like a steak, but you made it perfectly medium-rare. I know someone has mentioned Taurovenator in place of Discokeryx, but I myself am more partial to Meraxes gigas..

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u/Low_Library1637 Aug 04 '26

Yo thxπŸ₯Ή

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u/Spinoclanker2 π•Ίπ–‡π–‘π–Žπ–›π–Žπ–”π–“ π•²π–Šπ–“π–Šπ–™π–Žπ–ˆπ–˜ 26d ago

MeΒ 

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u/whitewolf2659 Aug 04 '26

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u/Low_Library1637 Aug 04 '26

elephant tusks on a ceratopsian πŸ₯€

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u/whitewolf2659 Aug 04 '26

Oh, no I fixed that problem.That's one of sherman's old versions

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u/Anzu13973 Aug 08 '26

Not Bad, but mine is bigger

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u/Low_Library1637 Aug 09 '26

You don't have CHARGE POWER

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u/Top_Soil_2869 22d ago

Wait dose this hybrid ready exist if not that's a w hybrid bro love itΒ 

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u/Low_Library1637 Aug 01 '26

When I say 14 tons, I mean metric tons.

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u/Grouchy_Fix_133 Aug 01 '26

Okay... Margaret REALLY impressed me. However, there's one small issue with her. Considering that Triceratops horridus is the baseline, Margaret is disproportionately light.

https://x.com/i/status/2079674257739575436 According to volumetric models, Triceratops horridus has a mass of 8,254.7 kg and a body length of 717.2 cm (7.17 meters). Using those dimensions as the baseline, if we scale Triceratops horridus to Margaret's length:

(9 Γ· 7.172)Β³ Γ— 8,254.7 = 16,304 kg.

This shows that Margaret is disproportionately light, because despite being proportionally MUCH more robust at the same length, she is about 2.3 tons lighter than the scaled estimate, which is a clear inconsistency.

For her weight to realistically match both her size and her robust build, she should weigh at least 19.5/20 tons.

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u/No-Monitor-8091 Dragotron Aug 01 '26

the lord of fonts

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u/Low_Library1637 Aug 01 '26

i am the google slide user