This is the Episode Listing for Season/Series 1 (ep. 1-49) of the Dinosaur King anime. Season/Series 2 (ep. 50-79) can be found at Dinosaur King Mesozoic Meltdown.
It first premiered in Japan on TV Asahi on February 4, 2007 with the name Ancient Ruler Dinosaur King DKidz Adventure (古代王者恐竜キング Dキッズ・アドベンチャー Kodai Ōja Kyōryū Kingu D Kizzu Adobenchā?). An English dubbed version of the series was released in America on September 8, 2007, launched under the name Dinosaur King on 4Kids TV.
Terms[]
The terms "season" and "series" are varied in their history. Dinosaur King is definitively divided into "part 1" of episodes 1-49 and "part 2" of episodes 50-79, but "part 1" has been further subdivided in some sources. The 4kidsTV website's Dinosaur King page first listed episodes 1-26 under the "Season 1" heading, with episodes 27-44 and 46-49 under "Season 2", skipping the Christmas-themed episode 45, which was later added under "Season 1" while episodes 50 and beyond were added under "Season 2". This was later altered to the current 1-49 "Season 1" in order, while "Season 2" only extended from 50-74, neither 4kidsTV's website nor YouTube channel including 75-79, before the website eventually fell defunct and shut down (some of its YouTube episodes have also been made Private, but most are still viewable, though are not uploaded in order). In response to the initial division of "Seasons" by the 4kidsTV website, this Wiki invented "Series 1" for 1-49 and "Series 2" for 50-79 for clarity, the idea of following the split headings being that "Season 1" ("Series 1" part 1) would be 1-26, "Season 2" ("Series 1" part 2) 27-49, and the expected "Season 3" (="Series 2") 50-79, before 50+ unexpectedly joined 27-49. This 2-series/3-season concept has since fallen out of usage, but some page formatting and text retains the "Series" terms instead of "Season", though it is implied they are of equivalent meaning (and can be capital or lowercase), though "season" is now the primary term and "series" an artifact of this convoluted history.
Plot Summary[]
Work In Progress
Main Characters[]
Music[]
- Main article: Dinosaur King Theme Songs
- Japanese Opening Theme: Chiisa na Bokura no Ooki na Heart (小さな僕らの大きなハート) by ICHIKO
- Japanese Ending Theme: Kyouryuu Muscle (恐竜マッスル) by Hiromichi Satou
- English Opening/Ending Theme: Dinosaur King Theme Song
Episode Listing[]
- Prehistory in the Making
- Battle at the Pyramids
- Tanks a LOT!
- Bungle in the Jungle
- Rubble Trouble
- Don't Mess With Maiasaura
- A Game Show Showdown
- Maui Owie!
- Dino Snore!
- Downtown Runaround
- Alpha Bets It All
- Alpha's Zeta Point
- Escape from Zeta Point
- Child's Play
- Volcanic Panic
- All Fired Up!
- Field Of Screams
- Dance Evolution
- The Big Apple Grapple
- Tee'd Off
- No Free Lunch
- Just Plane Crazy
- A Loch Ness Mess
- Fashion Victims
- A Miner Disaster
- Double or Nothing
- Carnival of Chaos
- Daddy Dearest
- Rhino or Dino?
- Dinosaur Amour!
- Temple Tempest
- Falls Alarm!
- Battle Royale!
- Ninja Nightmare!
- Ruff and Ready
- Metal Imbalance
- Dueling Dinos
- Mythical Mix Up
- Beast Or Famine
- A Mesozoic Mess
- Lights, Camera, Destruction!
- Planes, Trains and Dinosaurs
- Vaccination Vacation
- A Kyoto Caper
- Santa Saurus!
- Full Scheme Ahead
- Tricks of the Traitor
- One Final Move!
- Dinosaur War!
Trivia[]
- As the English episode titles are typed in the small caps style, it can be somewhat difficult at a glance to tell if certain minor words are meant to start with capital letters or not. This can lead to some oddities upon closer examination, like "Double or Nothing" and "Rhino or Dino?" contrasting with "Beast Or Famine", and "Field Of Screams" vs. "Carnival of Chaos". Also, the unusual choice of "Tanks a LOT!" appearing to include an all-caps word.