Panoplosaurus

General Statistics

full-sized Panoplosaurus

• Name: Panoplosaurus mirus
• Name Meaning: Well-Armored Lizard
• Diet: Herbivore
• Length: 6-7 meters (20-23 feet)
• Time Period: Late Cretaceous (76-75 MYA)
• Classification: Ankylosauria --> Nodosauridae --> Panoplosaurini
• Place Found: Alberta, Canada
• Describer: Lambe, 1919

Dinosaur King Statistics

Arcade Stats

Panoplosaurus arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 4th Edition)

• Attribute: Earth
• Sign: Scissors
• Strength: 1600
• Technique: 700
• Attack:
  • Scissors (Critical): 600
  • Rock/Paper: 525
• Type: Lethal Type
• Arcade Nickname: 堅固なディフェンダー (The Robust Defender)
• Card Rarity: Bronze

Availability

It was only available in the Japanese version.

• Kakushin 2nd Edition (New; 011-竜)
• Kakushin 3rd Edition (012-竜)
• Kakushin 4th Edition (013-竜)

Panoplosaurus arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 2nd Edition)

Panoplosaurus arcade card back (Japanese Kakushin 2nd Edition)

Panoplosaurus arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 3rd Edition)

Back of Panoplosaurus arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 3rd Edition)

Panoplosaurus arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 4th Edition)

TCG Stats

Panoplosaurus TCG card (Thai)

• Element: Earth
• Icon: Paper
• Power: 2000
• Level: 6
• Life: 3
• Card Code: JCL-023/100
• Card Rarity: Thai Common
• Image From: Kaku 4th arcade card
• Abilities:

[Hidden] {translation uncertain} {As long as this Dinosaur does not fight back (didn't attack?), this Dinosaur is not affected by the rival Dinosaur's abilities.}

Trivia

• Dr. Taylor's arcade comments:
  • Original: エドモントニアのような草食恐竜で、せなかにがんじょうなよろいを持っていた。
  • Translation: A herbivore similar to the Edmontonia, it has a sturdy armor at its stomach.
• It is the third Bronze rarity Earth Dinosaur card in the arcade.
• In the TCG, it first appeared on the Crystal Shards Move Card one wave prior to its Dinosaur Card debut.
• Introduced in Jurassic Clash, Panoplosaurus is one of the latest-debuting species in the TCG alongside Lambeosaurus magnicristatus and Apatosaurus, just after Isisaurus, Cryolophosaurus, and Pawpawsaurus in Spectral Armor Shock.
• The roar of Panoplosaurus in the arcade game is perhaps based on one of the roars of the Carnotaurus from the arcade game The Lost World: Jurassic Park a game also published by SEGA.

Gallery

Panoplosaurus on Crystal Shards (French)