Lola

Lola is an earth-attributed Stegosaurus and is one of the strongest earth attributes of the D-Team.

## Character design

### Personality:

Lola is very strong and strategized, which means she loves the thrill of fighting. But she is still very sensitive, and she has the beauty of an angel, as she has a soft spot for her mate, Toro

## Anatomy

As a Stegosaurus, Lola is one of the most easily identifiable dinosaur genera, due to the distinctive double row of kite-shaped plates rising vertically along the rounded back and the two pairs of long spikes extending horizontally near the end of the tail. Lola is up to 9 m (29.5 ft) in length and 5.3–7 metric tons (5.8–7.7 short tons) in weight. Some form of armor is necessary, as Lola's species coexisted with large predatory theropod dinosaurs, such as Ceratosaurus and Allosaurus.

### Skull:

Lola's long and narrow skull is small in proportion to the body. she has a small antorbital fenestra, the hole between the nose and eye common to most archosaurs, including modern birds, though lost in extant crocodylians. The skull's low position shows Lola is a browser of low-growing vegetation. This is supported by the absence of front teeth and their likely replacement by a horny beak or rhamphotheca. The lower jaw has flat downward and upward extensions that would have completely hidden the teeth when viewed from the side, and these probably supported a turtle-like beak in life. The presence of a beak extended along much of the jaws may have precluded the presence of cheeks in these species. Such an extensive beak was probably unique to Lola and some other advanced stegosaurids among ornithischians, which usually have beaks restricted to the jaw tips. these ridges are modified versions of similar structures in other ornithischians which have supported fleshy cheeks, rather than beaks. Stegosaurian teeth are small, triangular, and flat; wear facets show that they did grind their food.

Despite the animal's overall size, Lola's braincase was small, being no larger than that of a dog. the brain is indeed very small, about the size of a walnut, the smallest proportionally of all dinosaur endocasts then known. The fact that an animal weighing over 4.5 metric tons (5 short tons) could have a brain of no more than 80 g (2.8 oz) contributed to the popular old idea that all dinosaurs were unintelligent, an idea now largely rejected. This bit of information often gets on Lola's nerves because she is a lot smarter than science passes her kind off as.

### Plates:

The most recognizable features of Lola are her dermal plates, which consists of between 17 and 22 separate plates and flat spines. These are highly modified osteoderms (bony-cored scales), similar to those seen in crocodiles and many lizards today. They are not directly attached to her skeleton, instead arising from the skin. The largest plates are over the hips and could measure over 60 cm (24 in) wide and 60 cm (24 in) tall.

the plates on the back have varied between species, and that the pattern of plates have been important for species recognition. the plates are articulated in two staggered rows, rather than paired. the plates are small when at the base of her neck, then enlarge themselves once they reach her back at their largest at their hips then shrink to her four spiked tail. the plates are leaf shaped and very brightly colored like that of a peacock, indicating that they are for sexual display between both males and females of her species

## Abilities

### Spike Arrows:

A surge of energy runs down Lola's back and up to the spikes on her tail, shooting out a storm of energy spikes that stab her opponent! She shares this move with her friend, Tank.