Alioramus

A proposed close relative of Tarbosaurus (which, if true, would prove a clear difference between Tarbosaurus and Tyrannosaurus), it was small for a tyrannosaurid, though the known specimens do not represent adults. A recent study has, however, suggested that it is not in fact a true tyrannosaurid, but instead lies just outside the group.

General StatisticsEdit

• Name: Alioramus remotus
• Name meaning: Other/Different Branch
• Diet: Carnivore
• Length: 5-6 meters (16.5-20 feet)
• Time Period: Late Cretaceous
• Classification: Tyrannosauroidea --> Tyrannosauridae(?) --> Alioramini
• Place found: Mongolia
• Describer: Kurzanov, 1976

Dinosaur King StatisticsEdit

Arcade StatsEdit

• Attribute: Fire
• Sign: Rock
• Strength: 1000
• Technique: 1100
  • Compatibility: Tab 6
• Attack:
  • Rock (Critical): 530
  • Scissors/Paper: 435
• Types:
  • Counter Type (Japanese 2007 series; English & Taiwanese Series 2)
  • Tie Type (Japanese Gekizan series)
• Arcade Nickname:
  • Japanese: アジアの異端児
  • English: The Oddity of Asia
  • Taiwanese: 亞洲奇兒
• Altered Form: Super Alioramus

AvailabilityEdit

• Japanese
  • 2007 1st Edition (New; 022-竜; Counter Type)
  • 2007 1st Edition+ (022-竜; Counter Type)
  • Non-sale Fire Egg (EGG-001/002/005-竜)
  • 2007 2nd Edition (030-竜; Counter Type)
  • 2007 3rd Edition (020-竜; Counter Type)
  • 2007 4th Edition (019-竜; Counter Type)
  • 2007 4th Edition+ (022-竜; Counter Type)
  • Gekizan 1st Edition (014-竜; Tie Type)
  • Kakushin 1st Edition's Asian Egg (EGG-016-竜)
  • Non-sale Hot Tyrants Family
• English
  • Series 2 1st Edition (New; 022-Dino; Counter Type)
  • Series 2 2nd Edition (030-Dino; Counter Type)
  • Series 2 3rd Edition (020-Dino; Counter Type)
  • Series 2 4th Edition (022-Dino; Counter Type)
• Taiwanese
  • New 1st Edition (New; 022-龍; Counter Type)
  • New 2nd Edition (030-龍; Counter Type)
  • New 3rd Edition (020-龍; Counter Type)
  • New 4th Edition (022-龍; Counter Type)
  • Non-sale Fire Egg

Alioramus arcade card (Japanese 2007 1st Edition)

Alioramus arcade card (Japanese 2007 4th Edition)

Alioramus arcade card (English Series 2 2nd Edition)

Back of Alioramus arcade card (English S2 2nd Edition)

Alioramus arcade card (English Series 2 3rd Edition)

Alioramus arcade card (English Series 2 4th Edition)

Back of Alioramus arcade card (English Series 2 4th Edition)

Alioramus arcade card (Taiwanese New 1st Edition)

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TCG StatsEdit

AlioramusEdit

• Attribute: Fire
• Sign: Scissors
• Power: 1200
• Level: 1
• Life: 1
• Card Code: DKCG-011/160
• Card Rarity: Common
• Image From: cropped 07 1st(+)/S1 1st arcade card
• Flavor Text: Related to the Tyrannosaurus, this dinosaur had a long, narrow face and small horns on its snout.

Lurking AlioramusEdit

• Attribute: Fire
• Sign: Rock
• Power: 1100
• Level: 1
• Life: 1
• Card Code: DKBD-007/100
• Card Rarity: Common
• Image From: (new art)
• Abilities:

[Element Shift: Water]

During your turn, you can discard 1 card. If you do, this Dinosaur's Element is both Fire and Water until the end of the turn. (You can't use this ability during an attack.)

Roaring AlioramusEdit

• Attribute: Fire
• Sign: Scissors
• Power: 1000
• Level: 1
• Life: 1
• Card Code: DKTA-007/100
• Card Rarity: Common
• Image From: 07 2nd/S2 2nd arcade card
• Abilities:

[Final Bite]

After this Dinosaur wins a battle during your turn, if your opponent doesn't have any Dinosaurs in play, they lose 2 Life Points.

TriviaEdit

• Dr. Taylor's arcade comments:
  • Japanese: ティラノサウルスのなかまで細長い顔をしている。鼻の上には小さな角がならんでいた。
  • English: A dinosaur related to the Tyrannosaurus. It has a long, thin face and little horns on its snout.
  • Taiwanese: 是暴龍的同伴,臉長的很細長,鼻上長著許多小角。
• Along with Tyrannosaurus, Carcharodontosaurus, Torvosaurus, Acrocanthosaurus, Giganotosaurus, Tarbosaurus, Gorgosaurus, Daspletosaurus, and Yangchuanosaurus, it is one of the available dinosaurs in the Japanese and Taiwanese non-sale Fire Egg card.
• Along with Saichania, Altirhinus, Yangchuanosaurus, Sinraptor, Fukuisaurus, and Fukuiraptor, it is one of the available dinosaurs in the Japanese Asian Egg card.
• Along with Tyrannosaurus, Daspletosaurus, Tarbosaurus, Gorgosaurus, and Albertosaurus, it is one of the available dinosaurs in the Japanese non-sale Hot Tyrants Family card.

GalleryEdit

Alioramus skeleton by Stevoc 86

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