Olorotitan

General Statistics

full-sized Olorotitan

• Name: Olorotitan arharensis
• Name Meaning: Swan Titan
• Diet: Herbivore
• Length: 8 meters (26 feet)
• Time Period: Late Cretaceous (72-66 MYA)
• Classification: Hadrosauridae --> Lambeosaurinae --> Lambeosaurini
• Place Found: Russia
• Describer: Godefroit, Alifanov, and Bolotsky, 2003

Dinosaur King Statistics

Arcade Stats

Olorotitan arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 6th Edition)

• Attribute: Grass
• Sign: Scissors
• Strength: 1600
• Technique: 700
• Attack:
  • Scissors (Critical): 800
  • Rock/Paper: 425
• Type:
  • Recovery Type (Kakushin 6th Edition)
  • Tie Recovery Type (in the data of the Japanese version)
• Arcade Nickname: 恐竜貴族 (Dinosaur Nobleman)
• Card Rarity: Bronze

Availability

It was only available in the Japanese version.

• Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum (New; 019-竜; Recovery Type)

Japanese Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum

Japanese Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum (back)

TCG Stats

Olorotitan TCG card

• Element: Grass
• Icon: Paper
• Power: 1400
• Level: 3
• Life: 2
• Card Code: DKAA-033/100
• Card Rarity: Common
• Image From: cropped Kakushin 6th Edition Hyper Battle Museum teaser poster
• Abilities:

[Root Crusher: 3] When this Dinosaur wins a battle, put the top 3 cards of your opponent's deck into their discard pile.

Trivia

• Dr. Taylor's arcade comments:
  • Original: ランベオサウルスのなかまの草食恐竜で、オノのような形をした大きなとさかがとくちょうだ。
  • Translation: A herbivore like Lambeosaurus, it has a big spoon-shaped crest.
• It was the third Bronze rarity Grass Dinosaur card in the arcade.
• Its arcade roar appears to be based on one of the calls of a common loon, specifically its "wail".
• Along with Edmontosaurus, Metriacanthosaurus, Agustinia, and Piatnitzkysaurus (as a Dinosaur Card), it was one of the last new dinosaurs released in the arcade, debuting in the final wave.
• Though only debuting in the last wave, Olorotitan was seen on the previous wave's Crimson Flame card.
• Olorotitan and Edmontosaurus are the last new Grass Dinosaurs in Dinosaur King.
• Despite only having one card, it had two Types in the arcade game data, only one of which was legitimately accessible, likely indicating it was once meant to have been given more cards, possibly in cancelled further releases.

Gallery

Olorotitan skeleton

Olorotitan on a Final Wave teaser poster