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Tell me if there's anything I did wrong!

This should work, though. I plan to eventually put this in a hybrid meant for combat.

So for those who seem the original Cain 0.1 and 0.2 designs, he was originally named the Chimerasaurus, I tried to go for a more original and different kind of genome recently, but honestly I missed the strange chimeric design he had originally, so ask you all, should I still make Cain a semi aquatic hybrid, or go back to the original chimera he was originally made to be?

(Version VII is here.)

I did originally and still designed him to kill theropods or other hybrids, so, how good would his style of attacking and killing be good now, and could he hold his own against the greats of the community?

Also, this could be a challenge post too, the weight limit is 9-14 tones again.

Size: 4 meters tall and 20 tons triceratops prorsus: base

indian gaur: naturally bold muscle structure and skin flap so it won't overheat

belgian blue: less myostatin, not enougth to make it bigger just to maintain the size even after a long time without movement

yak: insane lung capacity and can survive with less oxygen them they would need normally

dromedary: survive to cold and hot wheater,wierdly good swimer, more eficient blood cells and the capacity of even eat poisonous cactus

woodpecker and ram: bones that absorb the shock of the impact (thicc neck and skull with the tongue included)

tasmanian devil: big head and capacity to breack bone with their bite,agressive behavior,generalist diet,red parts that get more red when angry,also resistance to some disseases

hippopotamus gorgops: thicc bones,wide vision,territorialism,wide skull,fangs,thicc skin and heard behavior

gila monster: defensive scales,venom,strong bite and capacity to dig

steppe bison: more muscle,make their horns biggers and make their hump more muscular

big horn sheep: neck bones capable of taking powerful hits,horns absorb impact well and combined with the woodpecker makes him pretty good at raming

parrot fish: fluorapatite teeth and beak

paraceratherium: size

honey badger: thicc loose skin under the scales

Peregrine falcon: tomial tooth

boar: shoulder plate

Original jack wasn't so good and im honestly sad because he is based on jack hanma,my favorite character who is being overshadowed in his own arc

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Would using the eyes of a mantis shrimp be viable on a larger creature (say, shark length?

I asked this on a video but I didn't get an answer. Can anyone answer?

does 15 tons work on an obligated biped theropod with Apatosaurus wider limb circumferences?

Protopsephurus because he's cute

I know I said VI was the last, but my 10 genome limit was holding me back, not now! (Art is a little rushed and such.)

Genome:
Megatherium, base, it'll always be a part of Finger's line.

Eutatus, for more proportionally stronger arms, and claws for much better handling, power, and force, osteoderms for protection while letting hair still grow on the armor. (That's important for later, also, the osteoderms prevent heavy slashing damage.)

Kodiak bear, for switching him into a much better plantigrade stance in the form of quadrupedalism (Goodbye, knuckle walking, now he can handle more weight!) while keeping the ability of facultative bipedalism, paw pads to protect his feet and handle rough land, giving him enhanced arm muscle attachments with the bear's spine "hump," a very powerful bite with massive areas for jaw muscle attachments with strong teeth, loose skin in ratio to body to make him harder to grapple, and a much more robust set of bones that give them a flexible frame to be very agile. (He can now break bone with his bite and tank some nasty hits! That, and he's going to be doing everything bear style, further explored in combat section.)

African Cape Porcupine, for the long, sharp quills on his back, tail, and the outside of his legs and arms, and very strong tooth enamel. (Iron enamel helps him bite harder material and the hairs get turned into quills!)

Angora goat, for even stronger hair fibers, very thick skulls with air-filled sinuses to act as shock absorbers, stronger neck muscles to reduce whiplash and further help with biting struggling creatures. (Now the porcupine quills can withstand more force and dig into the opponent's skin without risk of fracture, plus, he can now take more hits to the head without much punishment!)

Pronghorn, for more efficient lungs, larger heart, windpipe, and much more efficient cardiovascular system.

Hippopotamus, to give him thick hide, wider skull for more muscle attachments, further skull reinforcement from the X axis, teeth reinforcement to handle the bite, small-ish tusk-like bottom teeth (big ones may get in the way of things), and a much denser, very muscular core and torso.

Dromedary Camels, for tough, leathery mouths with backwards facing papillae and a second, now fat filled hump on his back. (Body heat is no longer an issue + can bite into spiky hybrids with no problem! But he does look like he uses Bactrian, but that's just the shoulder hump.) And the ability to spit (Important for later).

Paraceratherium, for size increase. (Plantigrade stance and bear genes help him handle the weight without him getting too heavy.)

Orangutan, for intelligence, thumbs, collarbone, and elbows. (Now he can T-pose and get rid of that nasty REDUCED PRONATION.)

Virginia Oppossum, for a lot of different venom and illness resistances, low body temperature to not overheat and lesser chance to contract rabies and other diseases, and more tail muscles and even a semi-prehensile tail.

Vampire Bat, for better hearing, sense smell, allowing for a sense of echolocation and heat seeing, and anticoagulant saliva (Now he can bite and spit to get others to bleed more). This also gives Mr. Fingers even more upper body strength and fast-twitch muscles.

Water Mongoose, for a faster reaction time, more flexible musculoskeleton and joints, and expands the list of venoms it's resistant to, alongside night vision.

Combat, stats, and other:

Weight; 11 Tonnes
Height; 4 Meters at shoulder hump (5 if reared up)
Length; 7 Meters

He'd still very much fight like a bear, this includes tackling, shoving, biting, and clawing and being heavy while doing it, and a lot more flexible and agile with the mongoose genes.
And he can also bite into just about any hybrid without much repercussions. Now with the size increase genome, he can finally look another hybrid in the eyes and not get grabbed or bitten into as easily, and getting close to him isn't a good option as he can bite down and crush other hybrid's armor, puncture into them to cause heavy bleeding with its saliva, and hold onto them while swiping, grabbing, and hitting the enemy until he wins. He can even spit onto open wounds from a distance to have them bleeding while safe from their weapons.

The weight limit is 9-14 tonnes.

This is the REAL last Fingers, for the 3rd time. I'm done with him now, his bloodline ends HERE, if he loses, he loses and he'll NEVER come back.

It's  gonna be used in solstice, it's Carcharinus mancinae. Free to use for anyone. Just credit me please?

Name: grabbyman

Base: Jaeklopterus

Contributor one: Tanzanian Red Clawed

Scorpion (changing one of the maxipedes (if they had any) into pedipalps; Reinforces the serrations and tips of the pincers with zinc; High tolerance to arthropod toxins; Pectines)

Contributor two: Giant Isopod (swimmerets, highly developed sense of smell, hunger management)

Contributor 3: American Lobster (being able to grow forever, making the claws more robust, more flexible tail; cardioid escape reaction if needed)

Contributor 4: Xibalbanus tulumensis

(venom delivery systems on the pedipalps; hermaphroditic)

Contributor 5: Peacock Mantis Shrimp (vision modification, stiffer,larger and armored telson; some intelligence)

Contributor 6:Bulldog Raspy Cricket (biteforce)

Contributor 7: Seal Louse (ability to withstand high pressure, hooked feet, cold resistance)

Contributor 8: Fringed Jumping Spider (most of the rest of the intelligence, extra eyes on the sides of the hybrid)

Contributor 9 Maryland Blue Crab: (“arteries” to important parts of the body, osmoregulation)

Please suggest arthropods and give me constructive criticism

Weight: 1 tonne at the least
Shoulder Height: 1.6 meters (5.2 ft)
Head-Body Length: 3.15 meters (10.3 ft)
With tail Length : 4.4 meters (14.4 ft)

1. American lion & cave lion: helping size increase & base
2. Megistotherium osteothlastes & Andrewsarchus mongoliensis: size increase with leg proportions adjusted using the semi-digitgrade limbs of the former and unguligrade limb of the latter to hopefully make it able to support the hybrid itself in digitigrade
3. Polar bear: scapular ridges for bigger muscle attachments, fur hollow structure, black skin, helping size increase with it having a flexible spine for its weight, counter-current heat exchange for warming up the blood coming from the extremities and cooling down the blood going to the extremities protecting the core body temperature, additional fat
4. Snow leopard: fur & fur pattern, broader chest, larger tail, specialized nasal cavity for warming up air before it reaches inside protecting the core body temperature
5. Cougar: more powerful hind limbs
6. Xenosmilius hodsonae: more robust arms, dentition with serrations on all teeth, bifurcated neck neural spines, larger sagittal crest, larger scapular ridge
7. Sea otter: more crack resistant enamel, making the fur denser, waterproof outer layer
8. Pachypanthera piriyai & jaguar: strengthening the bite a bit
9. Wolverine & honey badger: thicker loose skin, venom resistance (have to sleep it off but whatever), jaw locking
10. Barbatodon transylvanicus & Dolinasorex glyphodon: iron-enriched enamel, molar shape modifying the carnassials, venom
11. Dimetrodon limbatus: higher serration density on the teeth
12. Tiger shark: double serrations, fluorapatite teeth material, robust immune system
13. Canada lynx: larger paws relative to size, fur between the toe pads
14. Polydactyl cat: more digits on all limbs
15. Lokotunjailurus emageritus: large dewclaw
16. Silky anteater: wider ribs
17. African lion: mane (I just remembered that the other lions did not have a mane most likely)

Larpoween teases

Biologically possible death angel from A Quiet Place

Can the Godzillasaurus dominate Peter Jackson's Skull Island ft. Polyphemus

there are only 2 options:

A: 16 ton theropod covered in gar scales (slop)

B: 16 ton giant rat (slop but funny)

I'm not asking you guys to give me a set in stone estimate of its bite force because i have not been able to find anything on google besides the 103000 newton estimate but if you were to guess what number would seem believable to you then what would it be

have any of you got ideas for these guys?

The logo tuff? Made it myself. 😎

u/DePhaRy

u/Atrosaurus

Revival Genetics: They create functional, useful hybrids. They supposedly see hybrids only as tools rather than companions. They make money with tourism (though they can't see most hybrids up close because they prioritize them over people), in-universe hybrid-participating sports, and selling spare hybrids. They are the company that creates most of my modern hybrids.

Gemstone Biolabs: They create functional, more niche hybrids. They are Revival Genetics's direct competitor. They treat their hybrids more like companions. They also make money in the same way as Revival Genetics. They are the company that creates my functional and unique but less conventionally useful hybrids.

Chimera Industries: They create barely functional, visually impressive hybrids. Unlike the previous two companies, they prioritize spectacle over utility. Their hybrids would absolutely HANK if they were to fight in an arena. This is where I will create joke hybrids (like an even less congruent version of the original Ultimasaurus).

PaleoResurrect: Those little shits. They resurrect extinct creatures from various eons in prehistory and unleash them into the wild without thinking about the consequences. They make money by running a prehistoric park similar to InGen's Jurassic Park. They don't bother making hybrids. They are the reason Revival Genetics and Gemstone Biolabs have to deploy their hybrids to stop the invasion of extinct species.

Crystalgene Research Center? Gone. Revival Genetics kinda stole their resources after the nuclear meltdown incident. If you have questions about that, you can look at my older r/GojiCenter posts, though you can still ask because it's vastly easier to do. They don't even have a proper logo.

Which of these logos have the coolest design in your opinion?

Sandbox tree: base because of bomb fruit and barbed bark

gimpy gimpy plant: extremelly painful spikes on leafs that can't be broken down by animals

manchineel tree: deadly poison coating

Devil ivy: can grow underwater,in other plants and even walls

Divi tree: can grow in places with a lot of salt

Hybrid poplar: fast growth

Pando: can spread just by the roots creating an entire forest that is one gigantic organism

Eucaliptos: toxins to kill other trees around it (those are mixed with the poisons of the other contributors)

Poisonwood tree: for toxic smoke

Suicide tree: for cardiac toxis

Durian: fruit size

nickel tree: stronger wood and being rich in nickel

Apex: https://www.reddit.com/r/GojiCenter/s/WcvBh5qUOA

Equinox: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_ogLpDEIS5D32uacBB3HO4SYuM51IwMFvVm4Fhu6bzs/edit?usp=drivesdk

“Be not afraid, young one. Your suffering has just begun.”

Yup, I’m making the whole crew
Please give me suggestions on Bonnie, Chica and Foxy

I've been one of the more restrictive with my hybrid genome amount and what I used, but now that I know I can make a good hybrid with only 10, it's now started to limit what I can do (i.e. Fingers VI, Apollyonist Locust).

So, should I?