Changes: Death Grind

Revision as of 00:26, 18 March 2018

Death Grind is a Normal Move Card.

Statistics

Death Grind Card 1 — Death Grind arcade card (Japanese Gekizan 2nd Edition)

Attribute: Normal
Sign: Scissors
Owner: Max (D-Team) (never used)
Used By: Anchiceratops
First Appearance: Fashion Victims
Used to defeat: Spiny (with Chomp)
Effect: Knock your opponent over with your tail, then drag them across the ground, then fart at them! An alternate scene shows the Dinosaur stomp on the opponent instead of farting at them.
Other: It was in Anchiceratops' Dinosaur Card Capsule and activated by the same lightning bolt it was. It was claimed by Rex, and given to Max. Its function only included the fart in the Japanese version, as it was edited out of the English dub.

TCG Lores

Grind Away: +500 or +800; If a level 2 Dinosaur uses this Move, it gains +800 Power instead of +500.

Trivia

It was the only Move Card to appear in the anime and never be named (at least not in the dub).
In the arcade game, a Dinosaur must win at Scissors to use this Move, and needs at least 500 Technique to use it to full effect (thereby indicating those with 1400-1600 Power).
The TCG has a version of this card called "Grind Away" (probably to avoid using the term "Death").
Artwork from one of its various arcade cards is seen on the TCG Move Card Desperate Charge.
Like the majority of the Moves shown in the arcade, Death Grind can sometimes have weird animations of dinosaurs jamming their heads into their opponent's body. This is all due to the differing sizes of each dinosaur model and the fact that there is only one animation for each Move. Therefore, these errors can be forgiven.

Gallery

p · e · t	Normal Move Cards
Regular Moves:	Atomic Bomb · Attack Boost · Attack Burst · Death Grind · Defense Boost · Defense Burst · Dino Swing · Diving Press · Elemental Power · Kamikaze Tackle · Life-Force Swap · Move Breaker · Neck Crusher · Power Drain · Stomping Hammer · Tail Smash · Technique Boost · Tie Attack · Wall Smash Tie Trap (unreleased)
Assist Moves:	Anhanguera Dive · Archaeopteryx Charm · Counterattack Recovery · Critical Block · Dromiceio Rush · Final Fury · Galli Rush · Haste · Leaellyn Cure · Light Recovery · Move Block · Quick Strike · Skydive · Struthio Rush · Stun Dash · Tag Team · Tapejara Dive · Tie Breaker · Triple Headbutt · Tupuxuara Dive · Venom Fang "Microraptor Move Card" (unreleased)
Alpha Moves:	ACT Missile · Alpha Dice · Banana Surprise · Dino Stuffer · Exciting Naporitan · Exciting Strawberry Cake · Fight! Kakutoroid! · Good Luck Omurice · Happy Pudding · Hold on! Kakutoroid! · Let's go! Kakutoroid! · Naughty Curry and Rice · Pounding! ACT Darts! · Smiling Hamburger · Soft Beam · Tie Bomb
	DS Normal Moves / TCG Normal Moves

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 ==Statistics==
-[[File:Death Grind Card 1.png|thumb|210 px|Death Grind card]]
+[[File:Death Grind Card 1.png|thumb|200px|Death Grind arcade card (Japanese Gekizan 2nd Edition)]]
 *Attribute: Normal
 *Sign: Scissors
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 *Used to defeat: [[Spiny]] (with Chomp)
 *Effect: Knock your opponent over with your tail, then drag them across the ground, then fart at them! An alternate scene shows the Dinosaur stomp on the opponent instead of farting at them.
-*Other: It was in [[Anchiceratops]]' [[Dinosaur Card Capsule]] and activated by the same lightning bolt it was. It was claimed by Rex, and given to Max. Its function only included the fart in the Japanese version, and was edited out in the English dub.
+*Other: It was in [[Anchiceratops]]' [[Dinosaur Card Capsule]] and activated by the same lightning bolt it was. It was claimed by Rex, and given to Max. Its function only included the fart in the Japanese version, as it was edited out of the English dub.
 ===TCG Lores===
 ;Grind Away
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 *In the arcade game, a Dinosaur must win at Scissors to use this Move, and needs at least 500 Technique to use it to full effect (thereby indicating those with 1400-1600 Power).
 *The TCG has a version of this card called "Grind Away" (probably to avoid using the term "Death").
-*Artwork from one of its various arcade cards is seen on the TCG Move Card Desperate Charge.
+*Artwork from one of its various arcade cards is seen on the [[TCG Move Card]] Desperate Charge.
-*Like the majority of the moves shown in the Arcade, Death Grind can sometimes have weird animations of Dinosaurs jamming their heads into their opponent's body. This is all due to the size of each Dinosaur model and the fact that there is only one animation for each move. Therefore, these errors can be forgiven.
+*Like the majority of the Moves shown in the arcade, Death Grind can sometimes have weird animations of dinosaurs jamming their heads into their opponent's body. This is all due to the differing sizes of each dinosaur model and the fact that there is only one animation for each Move. Therefore, these errors can be forgiven.
 ==Gallery==
 <gallery widths="120">
-Death Grind.png|Death Grind in the arcade
+Grind Away TCG Card.JPG|Grind Away TCG card
-File:Tricera.png|Triceratops using Death Grind in the arcade game
-Grind Away TCG Card.JPG|Grind Away TCG Card
-Death Grind.jpg|later version of Death Grind arcade card
 Anchiceratops was using on Spiny.jpg|Anchiceratops using Death Grind on Spiny
-Carnotaurus - DG - Alternate 1.png|Alternate Death Grind Scene
-Carnotaurus - DG - Alternate 2.png|Alternate Death Grind Scene (continued)
 Anchi fart.PNG|Anchiceratops rearing up to fart in Spiny's face
 Anchifart2.PNG|The aftermath of the attack
+Death Grind.png|Death Grind in the arcade ([[Triceratops]] vs. [[Maiasaura]])
+Tricera.png|Death Grind's infamous ending in the arcade game
+Carnotaurus - DG - Alternate 1.png|In the alternate Death Grind ending scene…
+Carnotaurus - DG - Alternate 2.png|…they use [[Stomping Hammer]] instead?
+Death Grind Card 7.png|Death Grind arcade card (Japanese 1st Edition)
+Death Grind Card 5.png|Death Grind arcade card (Japanese 2006 Winter Season Edition)
+Death Grind Card 3.png|Death Grind arcade card (Japanese 2007 2nd Edition)
+Death Grind Card 4.png|Death Grind arcade card (Japanese 2007 4th Edition)
+Death Grind Card 6.jpg|Death Grind arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 1st Edition)
+Death Grind.jpg|Death Grind arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 4th Edition)
+Death Grind Card 2.jpg|Death Grind arcade card (English 2008 Special Edition)
 </gallery>