Terrible Thunderlizards

Terrible Thunderlizards are a group of trio of dinosaur mercenaries. Terrible Thunderlizards showed compassion to a Thugosaur and are wrongfully accused of helping the enemy Thugosaurs. They are soon sentenced to a 600-year sentence in Jurassic Prison. The Terrible Thunderlizards were sent to jail until they got an early release. For exhange for their freedom, they have to hunt down two humans before they can an multiply. Their early release is kept secert from the public.
Doc Tari (human codename Doc), is the leader of the team. He is based on a Parasaurolophus only with a hole in the center that contains many gadgets (i.e. a buzz saw). The team's most focused member; but is every bit as unfocused as Kutter and Squat when not chasing the humans or performing missions. Doc, both in voice and mannerisms is a parody of various Arnold Schwarzenegger film characters such as John Matrix from Commando, Dutch from Predator, and with a bit of the Terminator. His catch phrase is "We move!" Voiced by Savage Steve Holland, the co-creator.
Kutter Day Z. (human codename Kutter) is the second in command of the team. He is based on a Styracosaurus, although he was mis-addressed as a Triceratops. As his name suggests, he is good with knives, being the master of the knife fight, and wears a skull T-shirt. Kutter is smarter than Squat, but dumber than Doc. Voiced by Bill Kopp, also the co-creator.
Squat Bo Diddly (human codename Squat) is the third member of the team and their top sniper. He is based on a theropod. He is the cliché "dim-witted clumsy screw-up" (ala Curly Howard). His voice and mannerisms appear to be similar to Private Hudson, Bill Paxton's character from the film Aliens. Squat is often used as the volunteer to assess dangerous situations. His catch phrase is "Blast 'em all and let the archeologists sort 'em out!". Voiced by Jason Priestly and later by Corey Feldman in the fifth season
Category:Animals
Category:Cartoon Heroes
Category:Redeemed Villains
Category:Antagonists
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