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Both are at an equal size of 30 metric tonnes.

Both panthers are of equal size at 325 kg. Fight takes place in an open field.

Both are equal size at 25 tonnes.
Fight takes place in the open ocean, which of these bio accurate godzillas would win?

Imperatorisaurus regalis is my seed world's largest terrestrial carnivore with an average length of 13 meters and weight of 10.5 metric tonnes. Some notable traits include reduced arms even when compared to other tyrannosaurs, expanded caudofemoralis muscles to help balance its massive head, and of course the proportionally massive head. This skull leads to massive bite forces(I guesstimated it's abf at 44kn and pbf at 91kn but takes those with hefty helpings of salt).

Personally I'd give it to Indom 60-70% of the time due to greater agility, armor, and weapons but I wanted to see other people's thoughts on it.

Both are the same size at 30 metric tonnes.

Both are at their maximum sizes of 20 metric tonnes for Omegatyrannus and 18.7 metric tonnes for T. bauglir.

R1: The dragons simply won't attack each other, not necessarily work together.

R2: The dragons will work together to the best of their abilities.

All species will be given the ability to handle salt water for the sake of discussion.

Mokele-mbembe vid

Telmatodraco vid

Atateran vid

Seagrass Meadows vid

Which Nessy takes this?

Thought Potato Nessy

Creature Archives Nessy

Ben G. Thomas Nessy

Both animals are equal sized at 6 metric tonnes.

Both animals are of equal size at 8 metric tonnes.

I've narrowed it down to Jane or Trigger because I don't have any of the necessary agents for the other 3. The issue is picking between those 2.

Trigger provides me with a guaranteed stunner which would be really nice for my Pyrois team, but she's outclassed by Dialyn who's getting a rerun soon. That does depend on me actually pulling Dialyn, which isn't a guarantee.

Jane could be nice, but I already have an anomaly DPS in Promeia. In theory I could do a second anomaly team, but that would require me pulling Yuzuha from the rerun banner.

Currently leaning towards Trigger because possibly having 2 stunners feels less redundant then having 3 anomaly DPSs. Also feels like there's less potential downsides to Trigger. Pull Dialyn and I still have a second Stunner who could be nice in a mono electric with Grace and Rina. Pull Yuzuha and I still have Grace for an anomaly DPS+still got a stunner. If I get Grace she's basically just putting fries in the bag unless I get Yuzuha.

Just want to see if there's something I missed in my reasoning.

The battles take place on a stage where each combatant experiences it's home planet's gravity(like the DBS's ToP stage). I'll be using the average sized animals for these fights.

Thermoradiosaurus-Very much carried by it's atomic breath, but could also do some serious damage with it's claws if it did get in range.

Thalassospinus-An apex predator of comparable, if not greater, size and power to the giant shark while also living alongside O. megalodon itself, giving it an advantage in experience over the shark.

Cetusuchus-A rauisuchian found in the same waters as the Thalassospinus, giving it the same advantage in experience while being of comparable size.

Poineposeidon-The largest macropredator in seas that already have their own megalodon, giving it the same experience advantage over the meg(if not greater due to being built pretty differently from other marine lineages).

Cryoseidon-The second animal to feature Poseidon in its name, it also the largest at 300-420 tons. A roughly 30 ton meg is getting bit in two.

Cryocetus-Between their massive size of over 80 tonnes and biological ice breath they have a good shot against the giant shark.

The battles take place on a stage where each combatant experiences it's home planet's gravity(like the DBS's ToP stage).

Spinosaurs:

Thermoradiosaurus-Is significantly larger and has an atomic breath composed of corrosive and boiling water.

Tyrannosaurs:

T. bauglir-A larger tyrannosaurid with more armor, agility, and a stronger bite then T. rex itself.

Sauroctonus-An even larger tyrannosaurid at 15 metric tonnes, very much its defining trait here since it's bite is likely weaker pound for pound considering it's zyphodont teeth.

Carcharodontosaurs:

Lokivenator-A massive theropod, very much a benefactor of experiencing its homeworld's gravity. At 56 feet long(no weight given, but at that size it should be massive) and with powerful arms and jaws it should be capable of taking the Indom 2.0 down.

Raisuchians:

Necatyrannus-At 18 tonnes with armor, powerful jaws, and arms that would make the Indom 2.0 jealous this animal probably has the best shot against the Indom 2.0 behind Thermoradiosaurus.

Arctosaurus-At 13.5 tonnes this close relative of Necatyrannus is smaller, but still has the main characteristics that let Necatyrannus defeat he Indom 2.0.

Terrodon-At 14.5 tonnes this Aurisuchian has large iron infused tusks, powerful jaws and arms that would help it in the fight against an Indom 2.0.

I'm curious where my cosmology actually scales to under current VSBW and CSAP. I know I'm both biased and I'm not super knowledgeable on current VSBW's tiering system so I want to see what ya'll think.

The battles take place on a stage where each combatant experiences it's home planet's gravity(like the DBS's ToP stage). I'll be using the average sized Megalodon for these fights.

Thermoradiosaurus-Very much carried by it's atomic breath, but could also do some serious damage with it's claws if it did get in range.

Thalassospinus-An apex predator of comparable, if not greater, size and power to the giant shark while also living alongside O. megalodon itself.

Qomanka-A giant plesiosaur that commonly steals kills from other giant marine predators, including the O. megalodon it lives alongside.

Cryocetus-Between their massive size of over 80 tonnes and biological ice breath they have a good shot against the giant shark.