Anhanguera

General Statistics

full-sized Anhanguera

• Name: Anhanguera santanae
• Name Meaning: Old Devil
• Diet: Piscivore
• Wingspan: 4-6 meters (13-20 feet)
• Time Period: Early/Middle Cretaceous
• Classification: Pterosauria --> Pterodactyloidea --> Azhdarchoidea --> Ornithocheiridae
• Place Found: Santana Formation, Brazil
• Describer: Wellnhofer, 1985

Dinosaur King Statistics

Anhanguera Dive arcade card (Japanese Gekizan 2nd Edition+)

Arcade

• Attribute: Normal
• Assist Move: Anhanguera Dive
• Arcade Nickname/Catchcopy: 舞い降りる悪魔 (The Demon Dancing Devil)

Anhanguera arcade Fossil card (Japanese version)

Backflip of Anhanguera arcade Fossil card (Japanese version)

Anhanguera Dive arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum)

Anime

• Attribute: Normal
• Owner: Foolscap (Spectral Space Pirates), Ursula (Alpha Gang)
• First Appearance: Desert Heat
• Dinosaurs Defeated: Ace

Assist Moves

Anhanguera Dive

Summon Anhanguera to dive-bomb your opponent. Two were summoned when Spiny used it.

Anime

Mesozoic Meltdown

Anhanguera was first summoned by Foolscap's Pachyrhinosaurus using Anhanguera Dive in Persia to defeat Ace, but then Zoe used Green Impulse, summoning Tupuxuara, which managed to defeat Anhanguera by dragging it along the ground. His card was reclaimed by (presumably) Zoe.

Later in Paris, Ursula had Spiny summon him to save the D-Team after they fell off a collapsing bridge. This time, the move summoned 2 Anhanguera, who saved Max and Rex. And they also helped chase Foolscap away.

Trivia

• Dr. Taylor's arcade comments:
  • Original: 上下のクチバシにするどい歯がたくさんならんでいる翼竜（よくりゅう）だ。魚を食べていたらしい。
  • Translation: A pterosaur with many sharp teeth in its beak. Its seems to eats fish.
• It was the fourth pterosaur that appeared in arcade and its Assist Move is the first pterosaur Dive Move.
• Anhanguera's color (yellow) matches with the sign of its Move Card (yellow) in a similar manner as the pterosaurs in two of the other Dive Moves, Tupuxuara and Tapejara.
• Foolscap pronounces its name "anne-hann-ge-ra", while Ursula says "ahn-yon-gwe-ra".

Gallery

Anhanguera in NagoyaTV

Anhanguera from Kyoryu King Museum (side view)