Originally posted by jaden_2.0
Yeah. The writer and director's comments are bs and yours are legit. OK then 👍
No, creator comments are just that: comments.
John Ostrander said Orion and Darkseid would grow as big as a planet and fight, but it never happened and we can't say from it that Orion can grow as big as a planet.
Originally posted by DarkSaint85
Mosasaurs and Pterodactyls etc aren't dinosaurs. So they wouldn't be counted.
Whatever was on the theme parks. I only said "dinosaur funlands" because I thought it sounded neat, not as a mandate. Kind of like how cretaceous period dinosaurs are in a place called Jurassic Park, and marketing said not to worry about it. 🙂
We're comparing near human-sized monsters to massive dinosaurs literally 10x their size.
Are we sure the bite force of a T-rex can't kill this thing? I know how well-armored they are, but it's literally like putting a sperm whale against a tiger shark.
Though I guess they are too fast to ever be caught by a dino if they could even kill them. Likely slicing off tendons, muscle and even limbs with ease, so I guess yeah even T-Rexes would be royally ****ed.
Originally posted by NemeBro
The QP aliens would swarm and tear the dinosaurs apart. It wouldn't even be close.
How long are those claws though?
Imagine a Kaiju from Pacific Rim vs a Gundam. Those laser swords would be less then pinpricks to Kaiju because they're not long enough to clear the skin and hit anything vital.
Originally posted by JmanghanThey were characterized as being immune to humanity's weapons when applied to their outer shell and overran the world in an incredibly short amount of time.
We're comparing near human-sized monsters to massive dinosaurs literally 10x their size.Are we sure the bite force of a T-rex can't kill this thing? I know how well-armored they are, but it's literally like putting a sperm whale against a tiger shark.
Though I guess they are too fast to ever be caught by a dino if they could even kill them. Likely slicing off tendons, muscle and even limbs with ease, so I guess yeah even T-Rexes would be royally ****ed.
Wanna know a secret? A cholo in LA with an AK-47 would be able to kill a T-Rex. He would pulp its skull with a single clip.
Dinosaurs are incredibly overrated. The ones in Jurassic Park are stronger than they would have been IRL and are at least lightly bulletproof but there is no reason to think they are as durable as a species which was reputed to be invulnerable by world governments and in supplementary material survived their planet exploding and their meteor hitting the planet with the impact of a nuke. That last part is admittedly retarded though, unless their outer shell is like ****ing vibrainium and absorbs all kinetic energy.
Originally posted by cdtm
How long are those claws though?Imagine a Kaiju from Pacific Rim vs a Gundam. Those laser swords would be less then pinpricks to Kaiju because they're not long enough to clear the skin and hit anything vital.
A T-Rex's skull is both much less protected than some other modern day big animals like elephants and, more to the point, the size difference isn't that big. Climb the T-rex and punch into its skull enough and it'll go down, and it is much faster than any of the dinosaurs and completely invulnerable to harm from them.
Originally posted by NemeBro
A T-Rex's skull is both much less protected than some other modern day big animals like elephants and, more to the point, the size difference isn't that big. Climb the T-rex and punch into its skull enough and it'll go down, and it is much faster than any of the dinosaurs and completely invulnerable to harm from them.
Kind of the same way I felt about Godzilla vs Kong. Giant radioactive invulnerable lizard vs big gorilla.
Which I guess is why for each movie they created a brand new character who's only thing in common with the classic Kong Kong was a name.
Originally posted by cdtm
Kind of the same way I felt about Godzilla vs Kong. Giant radioactive invulnerable lizard vs big gorilla.Which I guess is why for each movie they created a brand new character who's only thing in common with the classic Kong Kong was a name.
I think a better comparison would be a great white vs. a school of piranhas.
Or maybe a sperm whale vs. a pod of orcas.