Dino Swing (Dino Swing ダイノスイング) is a Normal Move Card.
Statistics[]
Arcade Stats[]
- Names:
- Japanese: ダイノスイング
- Taiwanese: 暴力摔擊 (Violence Throw Hit)
- Attribute: Normal
- Sign: Paper
- Compatibility Tabs: 1-4 (bad), 5-6 (great)
- Usage Condition: You have to win at Paper to use this Move, and your Dinosaur should ideally have over 800 Technique.
- Effect: Grab your opponent by the tail, swing them around repeatedly, then let go and have them smash through a giant rock!
Availability[]
- Japanese
- 1st Edition (New; 技-13; ft. Tyrannosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
- 2nd Edition (037-技; ft. Tyrannosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
- 3rd Edition (031-技; ft. Ankylosaurus vs. Carnotaurus)
- 2006 Rainy Season Limited Edition (031-技; ft. Tsintaosaurus vs. Ankylosaurus)
- 4th Edition (037-技; ft. Wuerhosaurus vs. Torvosaurus)
- 5th Edition (043-技; ft. Suchomimus vs. Einiosaurus)
- 2006 Winter Season Limited Edition (046-技; ft. Triceratops vs. Baryonyx)
- 6th Edition (051-技; ft. Irritator vs. Lambeosaurus)
- 2007 1st Edition (040-技; ft. Parasaurolophus vs. Amargasaurus)
- 2007 1st Edition+ (040-技; ft. Parasaurolophus vs. Amargasaurus)
- 2007 2nd Edition (056-技; ft. Eucentrosaurus vs. Parasaurolophus)
- 2007 3rd Edition (051-技; ft. Tarbosaurus vs. Nodosaurus)
- 2007 4th Edition (051-技; ft. Baryonyx vs. Neovenator)
- 2007 4th Edition+ (060-技; ft. Baryonyx vs. Neovenator)
- Gekizan 1st Edition (032-技; ft. Ceratosaurus vs. Brachyceratops)
- Kakushin 2nd Edition (016-技; ft. Majungasaurus vs. Nodosaurus)
- Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum (026-技; ft. Eucentrosaurus vs. Parasaurolophus)
- English
- 1st Edition (New; Move-13; ft. Tyrannosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
- 1st Edition+ (Move-13; ft. Tyrannosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
- 2nd Edition (037-Move; ft. Wuerhosaurus vs. Torvosaurus)
- 3rd Edition (043-Move; ft. Suchomimus vs. Einiosaurus)
- 4th Edition (046-Move; ft. Triceratops vs. Baryonyx)
- 5th Edition (051-Move; ft. Irritator vs. Lambeosaurus)
- 2008 Special Edition (041-Move; ft. Tsintaosaurus vs. Ankylosaurus)
- Nemesis Edition (Move-13; ft. Tyrannosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
- Series 2 1st Edition (040-Move; ft. Parasaurolophus vs. Amargasaurus)
- Series 2 2nd Edition (056-Move; ft. Eucentrosaurus vs. Parasaurolophus)
- Series 2 3rd Edition (051-Move; ft. Tarbosaurus vs. Nodosaurus)
- Series 2 4th Edition (060-Move; ft. Baryonyx vs. Neovenator)
- Taiwanese
- 1st Edition (New; 招-13; ft. Tyrannosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
- 1st Edition Extension (招-13; ft. Tyrannosaurus vs. Giganotosaurus)
- 2nd Edition (037-招; ft. Wuerhosaurus vs. Torvosaurus)
- 3rd Edition (046-招; ft. Triceratops vs. Baryonyx)
- 4th Edition (051-招; ft. Irritator vs. Lambeosaurus)
- 2008 Limited Edition (041-招; ft. Tsintaosaurus vs. Ankylosaurus)
- New 1st Edition (040-招; ft. Parasaurolophus vs. Amargasaurus)
- New 2nd Edition (056-招; ft. Eucentrosaurus vs. Parasaurolophus)
- New 3rd Edition (051-招; ft. Tarbosaurus vs. Nodosaurus)
- New 4th Edition (060-招; ft. Baryonyx vs. Neovenator)
- New 5th Edition (057-招; ft. Ankylosaurus vs. Carnotaurus)
Anime Stats[]
- Attribute: Normal
- Owner: Ursula, Zander, Seth (Alpha Gang)
- Used by: Tank
- Debut: A Game Show Showdown
- Used to Defeat: Utahraptor, Ampelosaurus
- Effect: Bite the opponents tail and swing them around several times before tossing them away!
- Other: It was recreated by Dr. Z and given to the Alpha Trio, who had Tank use it to defeat Utahraptor and weaken Ankylosaurus. Seth later used it to defeat Ampelosaurus. It was Tank's first Move Card, the only main dinosaur first Move to not be a Super Move. With only three uses, it was her second most-used Move.
TCG Stats[]
- Element: Normal
- Icon: None
- Card Code: DKCG-088/160
- Card Rarity: Common
- Image From: 06 6th/S1 5th/Tai 4th arcade card
- Effect:
- +400 or +700; If a Paper Dinosaur uses this Move, it gains +700 Power instead of +400.
Trivia[]
- It was one of the first set of 15 Normal Moves released in the arcade game.
- In the arcade game, a Dinosaur needs 900-1100 Technique to use this Move to full effect, thereby indicating those with 1000-1200 Strength.
- As seen in the Gallery below, if in the arcade the attacking and target dinosaurs are too disproportionate in size, the attacker may appear to not even be biting onto the target's tail and instead into the empty air above or below it, yet still swing the target successfully. This is the result of there being only one animation cycle for the Move.
- As with most Move Cards, it would be very difficult for a real dinosaur to execute this attack, the bite strength needed to hold onto another dinosaur's weight being unreasonable save for special cases of for instance large theropods swinging rather small dinosaurs.
- The artwork on the anime card is a coincidence, as Tank first used it against Utahraptor, the exact species shown. However, most seen Move Cards follow the pattern of featuring the relevant dinosaur and/or its target it is used by/against.