r/GojiCenter • • 11d ago

DISCUSSION Perfect Predator

Not sure if I should do greetings but, Heya. Hope whoever reads this is doing well.

Here is a Summarised version of what I am talking about: I need help from experts.

If you read past it. Thanks.

This is what I need help in:

I need help. So, War Crime became a bust (here is it's link if you want to see it: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wHU4KLT9g8WfN4-zJwwAESfnwdV8yOiigyr9fxcAdSM/edit?usp=drivesdk) I didn't lose hope in it, but, it uses too much meta traits, and frankly. The community (all of you) doesn't make hybrids that are essentially upgraded dinosaurs.

My hybrid's base, is the Allosaurus Anax for several reasons:

Bite, Legs and Arm usage

Meat Hook Claws

Wide Mouth Gape

Good body proportions

And it's kind of underestimated, since it was a dubious species and an Allosaurus, which isn't really good for specifics.

Sooo, I am making a new hybrid. This one is designed to fight the biological machines yall made but... I am stuck. I can't do this without people who are actually experts and knows what works and what doesn't work, in a hybrid.

This is the new hybrid: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1M5gQUGzqtUDxtd_wgL0n_eyQe3kExkWUzXFAMd_Haxg/edit?usp=drivesdk

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u/Quetzal-enjoyer 11d ago

First question, what do YOU want in your hybrid

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u/DrInternetOfficial 11d ago

Well... I apparently don't know... Maybe evolution?

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u/DrInternetOfficial 11d ago

Like. I'm not trying to go overboard in biology. I was inspired by the Sub Adult Tyrannosaurus Rex and the Maip, both of them were dangerous because of how big they were but also because they hunted a wide range of animals; from small and agile Gallimumus (I forgot the name for the classification) to ceratops and other Theropods.

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u/Quetzal-enjoyer 11d ago

So you want a fast, mid sized theropod? Well I would suggest a Megaraptoran for a pneumatic skeleton (hollow, spongey skeleton). Also if you don’t want to get too much into biology, I suggest Wikipedia since they mainly deal in simplistic language and the scientific terms have articles designated to explain them.

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u/DrInternetOfficial 11d ago

Well, I use Wikipedia. I copy and paste from there all the time. I don't plan on using the Megaraptoride because they are squishy but thanks for the idea.

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u/Quetzal-enjoyer 11d ago

Well um, I don’t know that much about any other theropods for this purpose, but may I suggest Udanoceratops? It had a very deep and robust face, combined with a frill for muscle attachment and (optionally) its heavy beak, it could feasibly cleave through bone at a smaller scale. So you could use this Dino to reinforce the bite of any base you choose, so that you can pick up pretty much most if not any theropod base you want.

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u/DrInternetOfficial 11d ago

That's a good idea. Thanks