It does have a few good alternate skins, my personal favorite being the Coastal and Tundra skin patterns, but even that isn't enough to get any higher for me.

The I-Rex will kill it like it does every other sauropod in the game, which the Ankylodocus is classified as especially in regards to it's dietary and eating preferences (aka eats from tall herbivore feeders). The armored nature of the Ankylosaurus doesn't factor into anything with this hybrid. Also, you might think that the tail club and the spikes across its back could help this creature fend off the Indominus, right? Nope. It looks like a horse with a severe case of down-syndrome. First off this thing is just too derpy looking, particularly in the head and face. Now I need to stress that I do NOT hate the Ankylodocus, but the reasons this creature ranks as low as it does are as follows. Also, this hybrid dinosaur was first featured in Jurassic World The Game. Henry Wu, and by extent we the players, mixing the DNA of the Ankylosaurus and Diplodocus together. Starting off this list is the Ankylodocus, the result of Dr. For this list, I'm listing where all five of them rank for me, from my least favorite to #1 favorite. While JWE doesn't have NEARLY as many hybrids as the previously mentioned games, the ones we do have are still pretty damn cool in their own right. Hybrids were in Jurassic World Evolution from the onset, with the Indominus Rex being in the game at launch and the Indoraptor later added as part of the free Fallen Kingdom update, but others were added with the games first DLC expansion pack tilted The Secrets of Dr. Not only did they officially become cannon in the film series with the Indominus Rex, but various mobile and video game spinoffs also proudly featured them as well, such as Jurassic World The Game and most recently with Jurassic World Alive. Then with the release of 2015's Jurassic World, hybrid dinosaurs made a TRIUMPHANT comeback. They reached their peak in the late 90s with the Jurassic Park Chaos Effect toyline that followed sometime after the release of The Lost World Jurassic Park, but after the release of Jurassic Park III and the decisive opinions that played a primary part into placing the series into a fourteen-year coma break, hybrids fell out of the spotlight. While hybrid dinosaurs weren't featured in either of Michael Crichton's novels, they did appear as far back as the early 90s starting with Topps Jurassic Park comic book series Return to Jurassic Park. They've been a part of the franchise since practically the beginning. Now hybrid dinosaurs aren't something new for the Jurassic Park series. I was gonna name this Top Five Hybrids list but seeing that there are only five hybrids that'd be pretty pointless. Hey guys! So this is one of a few lists I've been wanting to do for Jurassic World Evolution, specifically in regards to the dinosaurs.

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