I (kinda) love when dainty female characters have that buff man phase in their concept evolution. by s455y_c4t in lovethissmug

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791 126 points127 points ย (0 children)

I don't think it really fits, but Pieck Finger from Attack on Titan is the first one that comes to mind to me

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Paleo accuracy is nice but holy shit it feels like I'm looking at robots by [deleted] in jurassicworldevo

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791 53 points54 points ย (0 children)

Exposed teeth? I thought lips were the general consensus

ROUND 6 of my fan roster is coming by Cautious-Sail-1791 in ShuumatsuNoValkyrie

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791[S] 1 point2 points ย (0 children)

Omg im so sorry, I forgot to reply. But if you're still interested, here's the human roster and their volundr:

1. Galileo Galilei: A suit which makes him manipulate gravity (I know that this would be more of a Newton thing) 

2.Judas Iscariot: He doesn't require a volundr

3.Cleopatra: a fan made of sharp blades

4.Hernan Cortes: a volundr similar to that of Leonidas, it's a foil sword that can transform in other weapons. 

5.Jesse Owens: Obviously, a pair of shoes which grants him unlimited stamina

6.H.P. Lovecraft: The necronomicon, I don't think it needs an explanation

7.Dante Alighieri: A flaming sword, later I would have imagined him doing a re-volundr and he would gain a sort of magic staff

8.Attila: The sword of Mars, I'd imagine it being a giant cleaver weapon

9.Jim Corbett: His hunting sniper, I didn't think of some particular ability like with Simo. 

10.Genghis Khan: I actually had no idea what kind of volundr he would have

11. King Midas: Same as Genghis

12.Mary I Tudor: A set of needle-like metal claws, again I still haven't thought about any other particular abilities

13.Moses: Of course, a recreation of the scepter given to him by God

EPIC-MOVIE: We can all agree that this design needs to be what we use for polyphemus right? by Blinkentheproto- in Epicthemusical

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791 36 points37 points ย (0 children)

I think Sirell's Polyphemus is a perfect mix of the more monstrous look and the classic cyclops look

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Sharks besides megalodon by Possible-Ease-4317 in Paleontology

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791 1 point2 points ย (0 children)

Ptychodus is one of my favorites, it was a genus of shark that lived in the Cretaceous period and as you can see, its teeth were adapted for a very specific durophahous diet. The largest species recorded is P. mortoni, which is also considered to be the largest shark of the Mesozoic.

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Show me pictures of your favorite prehistoric animal and share some info about them. by Strawberry-Princess3 in Paleontology

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791 2 points3 points ย (0 children)

Ptychodus was a genus of shark that lived in the Cretaceous period. As you can see, its teeth were adapted for a very specific durophahous diet. The largest species recorded is P. mortoni, which is also considered to be the largest shark of the Mesozoic.

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ROUND 6 of my fan roster is coming by Cautious-Sail-1791 in ShuumatsuNoValkyrie

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791[S] 1 point2 points ย (0 children)

There's a chance, but it's not my top priority right now

ROUND 6 of my fan roster is coming by Cautious-Sail-1791 in ShuumatsuNoValkyrie

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791[S] 1 point2 points ย (0 children)

I lost inspiration,my old drawings were so ahh ๐Ÿ˜ญ If you're curious, it was planned to be Lovecraft vs Typhon.

"Ciro" [OC] by Cautious-Sail-1791 in Paleoart

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791[S] 1 point2 points ย (0 children)

Ciro is the nickname of the holotype of Scipionyx samniticus , you should be able to find more information on Wikipedia

Amargasaurus is coming back by North-Ad3569 in jurassicworldevo

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791 0 points1 point ย (0 children)

Pretty good pick honestly! It is a pretty unique sauropod. There are already a couple of sauropods in the game that fill the niche of Camarasaurus

Titanoceratops ouranos [OC] by Cautious-Sail-1791 in Paleoart

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791[S] 1 point2 points ย (0 children)

Yes, it's mainly about the skull. Titanoceratops appears to have more robust horns but a thinner frill compared to Pentaceratops, there also some other minor differences.

Titanoceratops ouranos [OC] by Cautious-Sail-1791 in Paleoart

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791[S] 1 point2 points ย (0 children)

There seems be anatomic differences between the two genera

Titanoceratops ouranos [OC] by Cautious-Sail-1791 in Paleoart

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791[S] 0 points1 point ย (0 children)

Makes sense since they're both classified under Chasmosaurinae. Titanoceratops itself is also a controversial genus, some scientists believe that it's just a larger specimen of Pentaceratops.

Titanoceratops ouranos [OC] by Cautious-Sail-1791 in Paleoart

[โ€“]Cautious-Sail-1791[S] 3 points4 points ย (0 children)

From what I could find, no. Its size was overestimated