Feb 21, 2025
[ Yango ]
" Yango has fast-growing support effects, so place it in the SZ and blast away with its excite-inducing Fire Spines. "
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[ Yango ]
" Yango has fast-growing support effects, so place it in the SZ and blast away with its excite-inducing Fire Spines. "
Giraffes of the Dashanpu Formation - Huayangosaurus and Omeisaurus in their element
The Horrors Persist... But So Does This Huayangosaurus!
This pair of Huayangosaurus are here to persist through the horrors... And are based on Haolonggood's (exceptionally hard to acquire) figures of the species. There are actually three variants, but I wasn't sure that the green one was interesting enough to be used in this context. Besides, blue and orange seem to be common contrast colours in media, so it's probably a good idea to stick with those two variants.
One thing I haven't done for a while is alternate colour schemes: One naturalistic version and one less natural version to cater to people who like both. The original plan was to only have the brown variant, but it ended up splitting into the orange one and the blue one. It's fun working on these because I have a chance to experiment with different palettes, and also see which ones people like best. Speaking of seeing which ones people like best...
Which variant's your favourite?
Blue
Orange
Both
I wanna see the results/am bald.
daily vivosaur 120
genus: huayangosaurus
a stegosaur with more spike like plates on its back, it develops its support effects relatively fast and its fire spines skill can lock the enemy in place with the excite effect
DinApril 2024: The Final Compilation
Hello everyone! I just completed my springtime 30-day dinosaur drawing challenge, DinApril. You can find the prompts here. Enjoy the results!
Path of the sauropods 5: Mamenchisaurus (featuring Huayangosaurus and an indeterminated Scansoriopterygidae)
Huayangosaurus
Huayangosaurus is one of the smallest known stegosaurians, at just 4 m in length and 500 kg in body mass. Like other stegosaurians, it was a quadrupedal herbivore with the distinctive double row of plates ending in a spiked tail. Unique to Huayangosaurus were the broader skull and premaxillary teeth in the front of its mouth, lacking in later stegosaurians.
Trick or Treat!
Huayangosaurus!