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|species =Evolved Dromaeosaurus | |species =Evolved Dromaeosaurus | ||
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'''Deathrunners''' are a species of dromaeosaurid theropods native to [[Skull Island]]. They appear in the 2005 | '''Deathrunners''' are a species of dromaeosaurid theropods native to [[Skull Island]]. They appear in the 2005 novel ''[[Kong: King of Skull Island]]'' and comic book series ''[[Kong of Skull Island]]''. These fierce and intelligent hunters are lead by the giant, female deathrunner, [[Gaw]]. | ||
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==Design== | ==Design== | ||
Deathrunners appear to be descended from Dromaeosauridae | Deathrunners appear to be descended from [[wikipedia:Dromaeosauridae|Dromaeosauridae]]. Their bodies were covered in reddish-orange scales and they had manes of similarly colored hairlike feathers. As Gaw lacked a mane it is possible that it was a factor of sexual dimorphism. Several Deathrunners had either horns or horn-like protrusions on the tips of their noses. They had three toes on their feet and three fingers on their hands. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
===[[Kong: King of Skull Island]]=== | |||
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The Deathrunners were the dominant species on Skull Island, with their leader Gaw worshiped by the native humans as a god. One day the Deathrunners came into conflict with two adult Kongs protecting their baby. The fight eventually ended with Gaw killing the parents, leaving their corpses to be scavenged by [[Meat-Eaters]] and causing the orphaned [[King Kong|Kong]] to believe that the Meat-Eaters had killed them instead. Years later the now-adult Kong fought against the Deathrunners and ultimately defeated Gaw, replacing her as the god and ruler of Skull Island. | |||
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==See Also== | ==See Also== | ||
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Deathrunners are a species of dromaeosaurid theropods native to Skull Island. They appear in the 2005 novel Kong: King of Skull Island and comic book series Kong of Skull Island. These fierce and intelligent hunters are lead by the giant, female deathrunner, Gaw.
Design
Deathrunners appear to be descended from Dromaeosauridae. Their bodies were covered in reddish-orange scales and they had manes of similarly colored hairlike feathers. As Gaw lacked a mane it is possible that it was a factor of sexual dimorphism. Several Deathrunners had either horns or horn-like protrusions on the tips of their noses. They had three toes on their feet and three fingers on their hands.
History
Kong: King of Skull Island
The Deathrunners were the dominant species on Skull Island, with their leader Gaw worshiped by the native humans as a god. One day the Deathrunners came into conflict with two adult Kongs protecting their baby. The fight eventually ended with Gaw killing the parents, leaving their corpses to be scavenged by Meat-Eaters and causing the orphaned Kong to believe that the Meat-Eaters had killed them instead. Years later the now-adult Kong fought against the Deathrunners and ultimately defeated Gaw, replacing her as the god and ruler of Skull Island.
Kong of Skull Island
See Also
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