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This one feels "SUPER" awesome while looking like a phish. Now, how would you rate the "Super Saiyan-like" Conca? And is it better than the Amargasaurus design?
And here's the gameplay.
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Yep, I’m back with some more drawings.
Previous post for anyone who missed it:
https://dinopedia.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000142920
The other day, I found an illustration in an old notebook, which may or may not predate the previous drawings I’ve been redrawing. So, I’ve decided to draw some of the species from that. They won’t, however, all fit into one post, so there will be an inevitable Part IV to this series.
Anyway, without any further ado…
Stegosaurus
Now, one thing to note about the 2018 drawing is that it was all done from a Pteranodon-eye view, so therefore I had to not only draw the two more recent Stegosaurus, but also invent the 2018 one based off the top.
2018
The 2018 Stegosaurus, for some reason, only had one row of plates. I still don’t know why. Given how I drew dinosaurs at the time, I also probably drew the plates Triangular, and kept the image in simple shapes.
2022
Despite being one of my top 5 dinosaurs, I’ve rarely drawn Stegosaurus recently. Back in 2022, I would draw them possessing a beak and triangular plates (because they were easier to draw.) The colours are based off what I thought Stegosaurus to look like at the time, which is in part inspired by Walking with Dinosaurs.
2025
Edited the skull shape, and the shape of the plates. I was honestly really proud of how this Stegosaurus turned out, and it may even be my best Stegosaurus drawing to date!
Diplodocus
2018
Alongside from Pteranodon, Stegosaurus and the next species, Diplodocus was one of the species I drew in this image that I could easily identify, thanks to the spikes going down the back of its neck. The skull is too circular and the tail is too short. However, if this does predate my Brachiosaurus, this might be one of the first times I ever drew a Sauropod.
2022
By 2022, I knew roughly what a Diplodocus’ proportions should be, so therefore it doesn’t have the inaccurate skull nor tail. However, I did, while drawing, make a mistake. I meant to use the redder colour for the patterns, but accidentally used the dark brown.
2025
While the 2022 depictions had accuracy, it lacked any significant detail aside from the spikes. Also, the feet were in accurately shaped.
I hope you like the Sauropods, because there are plenty more of them for Part IV!
Ichthyosaurus
[Cruel Sea soundtrack from WWD just appropriately stared playing on my playlist.]
2018
The last of the identifiable species in the drawing, the Ichthyosaurus is inaccurate. Not just because it has the dorsal fin on its neck, but also because it is in a shallow lake with no connecting rivers. This poor drawing would starve to death!
2022
2022 was when I started drawing Ichthyosaurs again, after a long time of not. They were pretty cartoonishly-drawn, with large eyes. However, the fins and snout were inaccurately proportioned.
2025
I’ve not drawn Ichthyosaurs since 2023, and I was so happy with how it turned out. I used the colouration of sharks as inspiration, but also added stripes. The proportions are far better, and he still manages to look cute at the end of it!
Allosaurus
Now this is where it gets complicated…
2018
In the Pteranodon-eye view, two creatures can be seen trailing an adult and juvenile Stegosaurus. At the time, I was well aware that Tyrannosaurus didn’t live alongside Stegosaurus, so therefore this was likely meant to be Allosaurus. Nothing much can be told about their design from this drawing, but it was likely inspired by Walking with Dinosaurs.
2020
My Allosaurus from 2022 are pretty similar to my modern drawings, so I used some artwork of mine from 2020. This one, in colouration, was certainly based off Walking with Dinosaurs. However, the Allosaurus was not the focus of the drawing, and it is hard to spot anything else. Like other theropods drawn at the time, I likely would’ve given it stick-like arms.
2025
This might be one of my favourite drawings of dinosaurs I’ve done. As with all other theropods, the hardest part for my two-dimensional image is the wrists, but I think I’m slowly getting the hang of it. I also gave it lips and more accurate proportions. Additionally, as speculation, I gave it quills on its arms and tail, based off the arm quills of Concavenator.
So, what do you think? Any species you particularly liked or disliked? What species do you guys want me to draw? Let me know down below!
"Wow, you finally got around to making a Concavenator! I'll say, these things are one tough animal. Fast, smart, and agile. Wonder how they'll do in today's times" - Chief of Science, BioX
Concavenator corcovatus is a species of medium-sized carnivorous theropod from early Cretaceous Spain.
While not in the base game, if you preorder Planet Jurassic, you'd get Concavenator, alongside Einiosaurus, Ouranosaurus, and Ichthyovenator (originally Microceratus)
When Planet Jurassic's first anniversary comes around, the pre-order species would be available in the Legacy DLC, which gives you the species if you got the base game.
- SKINS and COSMETICS -
This is obviously made to appear like the Hammond Collection Concavenator.
It's combination is Blue-Red.
Here's the rest of the patterns,
Blue-Blank
Blue-Maple
Blue-Cyan
Blue-Yellow
Blue-Grey
Blue-Green
And here's the other skins,
Black-Blank
Brown-Blank
Cyan-Blank
Green-Blank
Pine-Blank
Red-Blank
White-Blank
Now, to the Mechanics
- COHABITATION -
Carnivores: Concavenator dislikes most carnivores, except for Ichthyovenator and Procompsognathus.
Herbivores: Concavenator only likes Dryosaurus and Nanosaurus, as they're the only herbivores it can easily kill.
Themselves: They aren't very social, being able to live happily from 1-5. However, if they gain 6 adults, they will begin partaking in dominance displays and stop mating.
- MATING and INHERITANCE -
Mating: Once a male and female become mates, they will need a medium nest (a decoration needed from the player), and the male will begin taking their hunts to the female. It will take 30 real-life minutes (10 if you speed it up) for the eggs to hatch. Batch sizes are at least 2 and at most 5.
Gene Inheritance: Juveniles inherit their skin colour depending on their sex. If they're a male hatchling, they will inherit their father's pattern and their mother's skin. If they're female, it's reversed. Additionally, Brown and Red skins will appear the same on a juvenile. Same with Black and White, Blue and Cyan, and Green and Pine.
Age: Juveniles will use the "Juvenile" model for 2 real-life hours before transitioning to adulthood, during which they can live for up to a week.
- Environmental Needs -
Food: They enjoy live bait, and juveniles prefer it, but also eat meat.
Habitat: About 30% of their habitat must be water. They like rocks and sand. They also like the forest for shelter.
- Size and Growth Stages -
Juvenile Gallery:
- Fossils and Excavation -
Location: Concavenator fossils can only be found in the Las Hoyas Formation, Spain.
Fossils: Concavenator DNA can be found in Theropod fossils, usually of low quality, in reference to the rarity of Concavenator fossils. Additionally, they can very rarely be found in Spanish Amber.
Now, time for some of my favourite skins.
If you want to see every single skin, lemme know.
15 Votes in Poll
Concavenator
Spinosaurus
Deinocheirus
Diabloceratops
Maip
Acrocanthosaurus
Tyrannosaurus
Carnotaurus
Allosaurus
Pachyrhinosaurus
How accurate would you guys say these are?
Poings:
(Btw the lower the number, the more favorable it is for me)
Idk why I decided to draw this, I just randomly do things sometimes lol
Species in this drawing
Concavenator corcovatus
Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
Deinocheirus mirificus
Diabloceratops eatoni
Maip macrothorax
Acrocanthosaurus atokensis
Tyrannosaurus rex (don’t ask why it’s hanging off the page like that lmao)
Carnotaurus sastrei
Allosaurus fragilis
Pachyrhinosaurus canadensis
Im probably gonna digitally color it later
I just got this guy a little bit ago, and he's absolutely GREAT!
Body and box. Also, the thing at the bottom is the screen, as I'm using the main camera of my laptop, but it kinda looks like water, So I liked it.
Box
Ditto but back
Territorial display with Allosaurus
Alan Grant's final moments
Concavenator stalking its prey
Concavenator makes its attack
Concavenator stands victorious
Concavenator sleeps
Alan Grant's last stand ft. Velociraptor
Concavenator meets its match
IT FOUND OUR CAMERA, RUN!!!!!
All jokes aside, this a really nice, high-quality figure and I highly recommend for people who like Concavenator and just dinosaurs in general.
27 Votes in Poll
Concavenator!
The Hump-Backed Hunter from Cuenca wins this season of Dino Favouritism, beating famous titans like Giganotosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, and Acrocanthosaurus in the Championship round.
But always remember dudes, from the smallest to the biggest, the Sharked Tooth Lizards are and will always be among the coolest Theropods/Dinosaurs EVER! And never forget, the Tyrannosaurs might have been the Kings of the End of the Cretaceous, but before their times, the Carcharodontosaurs were the Kings before the Tyrants.
43 Votes in Poll
This new study suggests that, according to a phylogenetic analysis, Concaveantor may not be Carcharodontosaurian as previously believed, and is actually a Metriacanthosaurid, specifically a sister taxon to Siamraptor, which they also recovered as a Metriacanthosaurid.
31 Votes in Poll
Concavenator and Hypsilophodon (Still kind of a wip)
Tyrannosaurus and Quetzalcoatlus (I feel like the Quetz is a bit too big compared to the Rex?)
Any comments?
Procoptodon
Independence day celebration procoptodon
Concavenator
"Julieraptor" (first ever unnamed dinosaur in lost kingdom)
Redesigned carno
Capitalsaurus (i did this before July 4th)
Remastered dakotaraptor
Redesign suchomimus
Tarbosaurus
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