Agustinia

Due to the fragmentary nature of its remains, Agustinia's classification is unclear; it could be either a diplodocoid or a titanosaurian. However, its back plates have recently been redescribed as likely rib or hip bone fragments instead, and its status as a discernible species has been put into question by some. However as it was released in Dinosaur King in the final wave in 2009 it’s outdated appearance is excusable.

General Statistics

full-sized Agustinia

• Name: Agustinia ligabuei
• Name Meaning: After Agustin
• Diet: Herbivore
• Length: 15-16 meters (50-53 feet)
• Time Period: Early Cretaceous (116-108 MYA)
• Classification: Titanosauriformes --> (?) --> "Agustiniidae"
• Place Found: Argentina
• Describer: Bonaparte, 1999

Dinosaur King Statistics

Agustinia arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 6th Edition)

Agustinia was only available in the Japanese arcade game.

• Attribute: Water
• Strength: Rock
• Power: 1800
• Technique: 500
• Attack:
  • Rock (Critical): 800
  • Scissors/Paper: 450
• Type: Impact Type
• Card Rarity: Silver
• Arcade Nickname: 棘男爵 (Thorn Baron)

Availability

Agustinia is one of the last dinosaurs released.

• Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum (New; 016-竜)

Japanese Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum

Japanese Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum (back)

Agustinia on a Final wave teaser poster

Trivia

• Dr. Taylor's arcade comments:
  • Original: せなかからしっぽにかけて長いとげがならんだ四足歩行の草食恐竜だ。
  • Translation: A quadrupedal herbivore which has long thorns from its neck to tail.
• It is the third Silver rarity Water Dinosaur card in the arcade.
• Along with Edmontosaurus, Metriacanthosaurus, Piatnitzkysaurus (as a Dinosaur Card), and Olorotitan, it is one of the last dinosaurs released in the arcade.
• Though only debuting in the last wave, it appeared on the Kyoryu King Wallpaper before its actual debut, alongside Metriacanthosaurus, and was seen on the previous wave's Ocean Panic card.
• Agustinia was the last new Water Dinosaur in Dinosaur King.
• It is one of the very few non-Move-exclusive dinosaurs to not properly or at all appear in the TCG, alongside Eocarcharia, Allosaurus atrox (seen on 2 Moves), Fukuiraptor (seen behind another dinosaur and on a Move), and Eoraptor. Seven Move-exclusive dinosaurs are also absent from the TCG.