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Despite popular belief, arthropleura actually survived the end of the Carboniferous and lived up until the Sakmarian stage of the early Permian. Dimetrodon first appeared in the Asselian stage of the Permian meaning there was a small window of time where these two were contemporaries.

Tim Haines participated in the recent Dinocon where he proceeded to talk about how AI is the future, how he will use AI for his new projects and showed AI dinosaur videos in his panel the hall. To make things worse Dinocon has an anti-AI policy and requires you to disclose to the organisers what you will talk about in your panels, meaning Tim lied about what he was going to say so he could get past the organisers and talk about it. He then broke the NDA of a new project that he wasn't even involved in while the producers were present at the panel. Needless to say he was kicked out of the convention and booed the way out.

Oh how the mighty have fallen.

Kyogre in particular is practically the same size. They're so small in the games.

Repost to fix a mistake

1st round - mainline variants only

Edit 1/2 round - mainline variants + the rathians

2nd round - every official variant ever

With Ebony and Fulgur making their unexpected return it got me wondering, what if any future MHWI returner is the variant instead of the base species.