Excellent, just a nice, vanilla creature. No text needed.

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Excellent, just a nice, vanilla creature. No text needed.
Sorry if this is weird, but what’s your opinion on a Gigantosaurus quirk?
Hm, well I should start with the fact that "gigantosaurus" is not exactly the animal your thinking of here.
Gigantosaurus megalonyx was a dubious species of sauropod dinosaur from the late jurassic of england. Ironically, the size estimates make this actually quite small compared to most other sauropods, due to the animal being a case of island dwarfism.
The animal your talking about here is giganotosaurus carolinii. A carcharodontosaurid from the mid cretaceous of patagonia, south america. It considered the biggest species of carcharodontosaurid.
As for abilities, I'd imagined a giganotosaurus quirk to have stuff like the following:
-strong bite pressure
-razorsharp teeth
-sharp claws
-fasting running speed
-long stamina
-natural buoyancy
-wide rmange of vision
-keen smell
-acute hearing
Thanks for the ask!
Cyber Group Studios is no more :(
It's official: Cyber Group Studios is being liquidated to pay back its creditors by court order, it has been reported today.
The French animation outfit suddenly found itself into financial trouble starting in October 2024 and declared itself insolvent. Between then and today (April 28), Cyber Group welcomed several buyout deals to save the company; the company's higher-ups favored a buyout from one company, but the Paris Commercial Court ordered Cyber Group into liquidation in what I'm sure is a serious blow.
Gigantosaurus, one of Cyber Group's biggest hit series
It has been known that some parts within the animation industry has been experiencing a downturn -- not too long ago, fellow French studio TeamTO (Jade Armor, Elena of Avalor, My Knight and Me) also struggled financially and has since bought out by Italy-based RIVA Studios.
While I have already known about Cyber Group's struggles and saw this coming, I'm still bummed by this. It had become of my favorite animation studios and they have contributed to animation a great deal, even though a lot of the series they have produced weren't household names.
Ernest & Rebecca, an adaption of the graphic novel series of the same name
The first Cyber Group series I watched is Sadie Sparks. A few of the people in my friend group are fans of the series. I started watching it in 2023 -- I haven't gone beyond the first 5-10 episodes since ;P -- and it was a good series! Although it lasted only a single season, it left a good impression on me and I started to become interested in Cyber Group!
Sadie Sparks, a series blending 2D and CGI animation
And then came 50/50 Heroes.
50/50 Heroes: Half-siblings, half-superheroes!
My goodness, this series! I loved it so much, and I have mentioned how sweet this series is for something that's superhero related! Not to mention doggone hilarious and with awesome animation! I haven't completed the series yet, but I have to watch the rest soon.
Taffy: While I haven't seen this series yet, it does kinda reminds me of Tom & Jerry!
Cyber Group made and/or distributed a bunch of shows that I want to see: among them are Taffy, Ernest & Rebecca, The Pirates Next Door, Zak Jinks, Droners, Press Start! and others I may have forgotten!
The Pirates Next Door, based on a series of picture books first published in the U.K.
In the last several months leading to its liquidation, Cyber Group debuted Press Start! for Peacock in the U.S. (you can also find full episodes on YouTube), and Alex Player in France and Italy (no news for an English language dub yet but since the company is no longer existing it now seems unlikely).
Press Start!, based on the children's book series
Alex Player
Cyber Group still had several original series in development until its demise, including Hoodie Buddy, Yum Yum, Erica and Trevor vs. Spooky Monsters, and The Tern; and adaptations of Final Fantasy IX, Masters of the Unicorns, and Monster in My Pocket. Production of new episodes of its hit series Gigantosaurus was already under way, a third season of Taffy was in development, and I've heard rumors of a second season of 50/50 Heroes being developed around the 'net, but nothing has come out it. It is currently unknown whether existing IP or series in development would be purchased by other companies. Cyber Group has also distributed several of their series to YouTube and some free streaming services -- it's also currently unknown what will the future be for those.
Cyber Group Studios may be gone, but I'm hoping that other animation studios -- and especially animation studios in France -- continue to be in solid footing and do what they do best -- entertaining millions around the world and contributing to the great art that is animation.
Here's to Cyber Group and to everyone involved over the years for bringing us memories and great shows!
Does anyone recognize these characters PLEASE PLEASE PLE
Another for the Dinosaur collection ~ This time two lanyards ! It was actually pretty fun to compose the colors and mess around ~
You can PreOrder these on the Loading Crew Craft~
Dinosaur Herbivore
Dinosaur Carnivore
Art(c) @little-noko & @alainaprana
Disney Channel's Schedule for January 13-19.
There’s new Big City Greens, Big Hero 6: The Series, Bunk’d, Gigantosaurus, Gabby Duran, Mickey Mouse Mixed-Up Adventures, Rapunzel’s Tangled Adventure, Star Wars Resistance, The Owl House, The Rocketeer, and Vampirina.
My Utahraptor!Krowe annoying a Gigantosaurus!Sukuna (for @brunettecyborg). :)
Fun extra doodles ~
G-Gigantosaurus
1. Taxonomic Group: Giganotosaurus is a genus within the theropod clade, specifically classified under the family Carcharodontosauridae, known for their large size and predatory nature.
2. Size and Weight: Giganotosaurus was one of the largest theropods, measuring approximately 12-13 meters (39-43 feet) in length and weighing around 8-14 tons.
3. Time Period: This dinosaur lived during the Late Cretaceous period, approximately 98 to 97 million years ago.
4. Location: Fossils of Giganotosaurus have been found in South America, particularly in the Patagonia region of Argentina.
5. Diet: As a carnivore, Giganotosaurus preyed on large herbivorous dinosaurs, utilizing its powerful jaws and serrated teeth to take down and consume its prey.
6. Distinctive Features: Giganotosaurus had a massive skull with a wide, robust body. Its forelimbs were relatively short, with three-fingered hands, each finger ending in a sharp claw.
7. Head Structure: The skull of Giganotosaurus was large and elongated, with a set of sharp, serrated teeth ideal for slicing through flesh. It had strong jaw muscles for a powerful bite.
8. Movement and Behavior: Giganotosaurus was a bipedal predator, relying on its strong hind limbs for locomotion. It was likely capable of fast, sustained runs to chase down prey.
9. Initial Discovery: The first fossils of Giganotosaurus were discovered by Rubén D. Carolini in 1993 in the Neuquén Province of Argentina. The genus name was described by Rodolfo Coria and Leonardo Salgado in 1995.
10. Cultural Significance: Giganotosaurus is often highlighted in media and documentaries as one of the largest predatory dinosaurs, contributing valuable insights into the diversity and adaptations of large theropods.
11. Skin and Fossil Finds: While no skin impressions have been found, numerous skeletal fossils, including parts of the skull, vertebrae, and limbs, have been discovered, providing a detailed understanding of its anatomy.