DINOSAUR KING ALL CARDS SERIES BY DR

Upon falling out of bed one morning, he sees something crashing into the woods. Spike Taylor and is a fan of dinosaurs. Max Taylor is the son of paleontologist Dr. Many of the Trading Card Game and DS Game Moves use different names than the anime and arcade's.Dinosaur King: With Matt Hoverman, David Zen Mansley, Megumi Matsumoto, Rebecca Soler. Super Move Cards can only be used by dinosaurs of the same Element, but they are very powerful. Normal Move Cards can be used by all dinosaurs, but don't have as much of an effect as Super Move Cards.

Move Cards activate under specific conditions, normally being triggered by a win, loss, or tie, sometimes at a particular Sign, and sometimes only under that condition while also after a win, loss, or tie the previous round. Each dinosaur can be equipped with up to three Move Cards, one from each Sign (which all Moves have), be they Normal or Super. Some aspect of them, typically in the border, is the color of their Element (orange for Normal).

The body of the cards are a pale orange color. Owing to this, they are the only Move Card group without a standard appearance, and the only one that can have landscape orientation.Arcade Non-Sign Super Move Card Back (Air-Raid Storm), showing usage tutorial AnimeIn the anime, Move Cards are one of 2 card types alongside Dinosaur. Most Moves have multiple iterations of their card based on how many waves they were released in, but differ only in artwork. My action relplay from dinosaur king all cheats did not work all the time can you help me that are all work.The arcade game is the standard for Move Cards on this page and Wiki. Guest said: 31st May 2015.

Dinosaur King All Cards Series By Dr

Z to make dinosaurs even more powerful during his initial (unsuccessful) campaign to create a dinosaur kingdom.The anime contains many but not all Move Cards from the arcade game, though sometimes with different names. They were first created before the events of the series by Dr. Unlike other media, there is no limit on how many Moves can be used by a dinosaur how many times during a battle, and no application of the Signs system is present. They can also be swiped/placed on a device that has summoned a dinosaur to have them use it at any point, even when not in a battle.

The Move assigned to a Sign's slot can (when out of battle) be swapped between those already created, no matter which Dinosaur the Move came from. Like the arcade, they can only have three Moves at once, bound to their Sign's slot (later adding a fourth, non-Signed slot that can hold any Move), and typically need to win with that Sign to trigger that Move. (For example, Tail Attack, Tail Smash, and Spiked Tail Smash are incrementally stronger, while Super Moves include Red Tail, Blue Tail, Thunder Tail, Earth Tail, Green Tail, and Wind Tail, all using the same base animation derived from the arcade's Tail Smash.)Move Cards of increasing strength are created at preset levels based on continent of origin as Dinosaurs level up, the specific Moves based on the Dinosaur's continent, Sign, and (for Super Moves) Attribute. There are also many 'reskins' of base Moves whose animations and camera angles are slightly varied and given new names as alternate, weaker, or stronger versions of both arcade and original Moves. Many Moves have their animations recycled directly from the arcade game, though some animations are created anew.