Triceratops

Triceratops Alternate names None Species Triceratops Height 3 meters Length 9 meters Weight 4 to 6 tons Forms None Controlled by None Relations None Allies None Enemies Tyrannosaurus rex Created by None Played by Katsumi Nimiamoto, Puppets First appearance The Last Dinosaur Latest appearance Kong: King of the Apes Design(s) ShodaiTorikera, RaishuTorikera Roar(s) To be added.

Triceratops (トリケラトプス,   Torikeratopusu) is a genus of herbivorous ceratopsian dinosaurs from the late Cretaceous period.

A Triceratops was featured in the 1977 film The Last Dinosaur, while a herd of Triceratops appeared in Rebirth of Mothra III.

History

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The Last Dinosaur

A Triceratops in The Last Dinosaur

After stealing the Polar-Borer, the Tyrannosaurus rex tried to bury it in a cave, but a Triceratops bursts out of the cave. The two beasts had a vicious battle, biting and goring one another. The Tyrannosaurus eventually gained the upper hand and threw the Triceratops to the ground, then sank its sharp claws into its enemy's stomach. The T-Rex tore a huge gash into the Triceratops' neck, after which it gave out a death cry and died.

Heisei Series

Rebirth of Mothra III

A herd of Triceratops were observed being hunted by a Tyrannosaurus rex, but the predator was grabbed and thrown by Cretaceous King Ghidorah before it could catch any of them.

After Rainbow Mothra throws Cretaceous King Ghidorah into a volcano, a Triceratops and a Tyrannosaurus observe the monster's severed tail as it burrows underground, which would regenerate back into King Ghidorah millions of years later.

Filmography

• The Last Dinosaur
• Rebirth of Mothra III
• The Mighty Kong
• Kong: King of the Apes
• Kong: Skull Island (Skeletal remains)

Gallery

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  A Triceratops and a Tyrannosaurus watch Cretaceous King Ghidorah's tail burrow away

Trivia

• A herd of Triceratops were originally meant to be featured in the original King Kong, but the scene was never filmed.