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Land of The Apex

The Land of the Apex is a place found near the end of the game, it's area is dark and malformed with a red sky and corpses littered around the area with malformed animals and monsters roaming the streets of an old village, a village of hunters destroyed by beasts and a strange humanoid figure, the area is home to Anjanath, the apex and lord of said zone, it is one of the more twisted locales of Dinopedia.

Area Description: "An area ruled by a brute, The Land of the Apex is loomed over by the Overseers Castle, covered with bodies and haunted by monstrous beasts this place isn't what one would call, fun".

Items found here: Tainted cloth,Torn flesh, Beast skull, Rotted Herb, Malformed beast fur, Blood tainted decrement, Rage flower, Fang, Ashes, Gem of determination, Stone, sand, fur, feather, Malformed bird feather, Fish bones, scales, Malformed reptile scale, eyes of the Gullible, Giant insect wing, Anjanath mucus, Anjanath shards, Fur of the Lord, Fang of flame, Dragonscale, Dragons fire, Draketalon, Eye of Drakōnu

NPCS: Lone Hunter, Wandering Merchant, Questgiver, Worshiper of the Brute wyvern

Zone enemies: Meganeura, Giant Mantis, Undead Villager, Undead Hunter, Monstrous Crow, Devildog, Pterosaurs, Reptile hatchlings, Malformed Megalania, Titanoboas, Malformed Titanoboas

Mini bosses: Undead Chefitan, Undead Warlord, Great Titanoboa, Oversized Meganeura, Anjanath cult members

Bosses: Drakōnu-Dragon of Slumber, Undead Hunting Squad, Ivike- The Crow of Sorrows, Scarred Great Jagras, The great Wyverian

Zone Boss: Anjanath-Devourer of Lords

Zone Music: https://open.spotify.com/track/1iV6BSVZcudz9bqNTwMv6C?si=c6639e27737c42a6

Battle Theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LQ3afMJPm94

Notes

This place was based off Caelid from elden ring

Anjanath's questline is started here
Baragon301

I am alone on this barren earth.

**Baragon301** is a well known Gojipedian visitor in the world of Dinopedia: The Game. Baragon resembles a kaiju with large ears and a single brow horn, and normally wields a fishing rod and a shotgun at all times. He can be found near large bodies of water, and will give you tips about both fishing and hunting.

## Background

Baragon has been around for a good long while, and is quite humbled from his time in several wiki nations. He is predominantly a Gojipedian, but likes to visit Dinopedia because of the large game and fish he can catch, along with catching up with old friends such as Paleo and Hobo. He doesn't even know that Lemniwinks has taken over, and frankly he doesn't care as long as it doesn't affect his catches.

## Personality

Baragon is a generally cool guy, and is very seasoned from his travels. He absolutely loves the outdoors and is happy to share his knowledge to passerby. He has a grudge against Lynx since he aims to catch all sea creatures, putting the silly jellyfish on his hit list.

He is close friends to his Gojipedian comrades and with Hobo as he has a dual citizenship. Outside of his quest for catching fish and game, he aims to find a woman with similar interests to him, which unfortunately makes him weak to seductive effects from enemies.

## Gameplay

Baragon offers a unique minigame that all good video games must have: fishing. He will show you the ropes of the trade, and after his tutorial, you can compete with him to catch fish. Whichever's catch is the larger wins, but unfortunately if the player catches an absolutely enormous critter, Baragon will fight you over the rights to the fish, triggering a Mini-Boss battle where he attacks the player. The boss fight is quite short, and after besting him in battle, he lets you keep your catch and the competition continues.

In exchange for Golden Almonds, he can offer unique gear as well, acting as a "pseudo-merchant". His wares are mostly bait, which increases the chance of getting large fish in his minigame, but he does offer a special hat, being the Rodfather Cap. This special hat gives the player an increased attack against all water-based enemies and all WaiHuCo members.

## Trivia

* Baragon is a huge supporter for putting Monster Hunter character Brachydios into Super Smash Brothers, against most people's disagreement. Saying you support it as well, Baragon will be much less hostile to you and a decreased chance for him to attack will be implemented.
AllosaurusIanYT

Just an Allo from DBWC

### Theme Song

His World - Sonic The Hedgehog (2006) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWWfjK0v8eM

AllosaurusIanYT (commonly known as IanTheAllosaurusDX) is an NPC in Dinopedia The Game. He is an Allosaurus and the fastest thing alive as in a reference to Sonic The Hedgehog. He lives in Speed Isle, a place similar to Green Hill from the Sonic franchise.
Miscellaneous Weapons

Icon used in Inventory

**Miscellaneous Weapons** are all body parts or items used to inflict damage that do not currently fit in the other 3 types of weaponry, being Bladed, Blunt, and Conventional weapons.

Examples of miscellaneous weaponry would include whips, magical artifacts, elemental weapons, and much more. This category is where most characters gain their special powers and natural weapons from, such as spraying poison or casting spells.

## Effects

Since this category of weaponry is mostly consisting of vastly different items and powers, there is no end-all-be-all to consistent status effects. But some common examples will be given; all elemental weapons will always inflict the status effect affiliated with that element (ex. fans will always inflict wind, torches will inflict fire effects, etc.) Whips are also a common example of a miscellaneous weapon, and are used by items or by long tails/tentacles.

## Notable Miscellaneous Weapons

Because of the varied nature of this weapon type, the list of items and characters with it is always growing.

### Items

* Chanel Raid Can (spray)
* The Schligger
* Net

### Characters

* Venomspino
* Lemniwinks
* Ram Rancher the 37th
Tomodachi Life (disambiguation)

* Tomodachi Life, a game released in US
* Tomodachi Life, a game released in Europe
* Tomodachi Life, a game released in South Korea
* Tomodachi Collection, a game released in Japan and Tomodachi Life's Predecessor
* Tomodachi Collection: New Life, a game released in Japan (Known as Tomodachi Life In Other Regions)
* Miitomo, a game released for iOS and Android
* Tomodachi Life: Welcome Edition, a Demo Version of Tomodachi Life
MinhKhiryu Shop

MinhKhiryu Shop is a shop in The Nest, the owner and only worker here is MinhKhiryu.

## Background

After returning from the underground part of The Nest, MinhKhiryu created this shop and worked here as a salesman.

## Selling Items

* Hyper Destructive Nuclear Ball: A destructive consumable item with the power of a Millennium Godzilla's Nuclear Pulse, dealing AOE explosion and Fire, 30% chance for Burn damage. Can only be used twice in a fight.
* Absolute Zero Ball: A destructive consumable item with the power of a Kiryu's Absolute Zero Cannon shot, dealing massive damage, ice and 80% chance for Freeze damage. Can only be used once.
* Jet Jaguar's Spear: A melee weapon of Singular Point Jet Jaguar which is a bladed weapon, which can cause bleed. Can be used to block attacks as well with how big it is, which can reduce damage taken.
* Battle Axe: A blunt melee weapon of Kong which can absorb the energy from elemental weapons to power the damage up.
M

M

Your life is nothing, it serves ZERO purpose (Actual two-face quote)

**M** is a popular NPC from Gojipedia/Dinopedian that appears in Dinopedia: The Game. He is well known by his Gojipedian comerades, and appears in the background of the final battle against Lemniwinks, riding in the cockpit of Vortex in his helicopter mode, which carries the player.

## Background

M evolved from a deformed lawyer's dead sperm and now is a Gojipedia resident who makes fun of Dinopedians. He has been banished from his home town several times, so Dinopedia he uses as a second home until the heat dies down. To his surprise, he gets thrown into a Dinopedian war when Lemniwinks' forces spread through the nation, which prompts him to join with his buds such as Vortex and Hobo to finish the job.

## Trivia

1. Really likes the hit character harvey dent
2. isn't smart
3. i forgot
Golden Almond

In-game sprite of currency

**Golden Almonds** are the currency of Dinopedia: The Game, and are used to purchase almost everything across the map. They are also used as rewards for completing certain quests.

Golden Almonds can be received through:

* defeating monsters, bosses, and animals
* completing quests
* selling items, weaponry, and more
Лоріанський геноцид

Лоріанський геноцид - ця операція Галактичної федерації проводилася на планеті Лора . Після неї на Лорі загинуло 6,8 млрд жителів , була знищена вся інфраструктура і економіка . До цього на Лорі проживало 12 млрд жителів , а терпер після геноциду і окупації 5,2 млрд . Президент Лори капітулював , і Лора увійшла в склад Міжгалактичної федерації , вона стала 6010 планетою федерації на той час .

### Історія

Від Федерального правительства Міжгалактичної федерації Лоріанці отримали ультиматум про приєднання Лори до Міжгалактичної федераціяї . Президент і сенатори не прийняли ультиматум . Через годину сотні ісполиньських суперруйнівників і десятки тисяч винищувачів були на орбіті Лори і закрили своїми тінями сотні міст цієї планети , почалась блокада планети Лори . Лоріанці швидко прийняли рішення про те щоб випустити весь свій ядерний арсенал в космічний флот Міжгалактичної федерації . Вони не знищили жодного корабля і витратили всю свою зброю . Флот федерації відкрив вогонь по Лорі , після 30 хвилинного обстрілу планети загинуло 6,8 млрд жителів , було знищено 72% всих міст , і всі валюти Лори перестали працювати , почалась анархія і хаос . Планета за пів-години перетворилася на руїни . Президент капітулірував , і заявив що Лора увійшла в склад Міжгалактичної федерації .
Electric

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**Electric** is an elemental status effect common in the world of Dinopedia, whether it be through simple electrocution or massive bolts of lightning. Like in most other media, it is weak to enemies with high insulated gear (rubber, rock, etc) along with wind-based characters being resistant to electricity, but very powerful against water enemies. Electricity is one of the most common effects in the game, with many notable characters using moves related to the element.

The electric effect shocks and stuns the target for a set amount of time, depending on the strength of the weapon. This stunning will not be able to be mashed out of by the player, and leaves them wide open for attack. To prevent loops of constant stunning, the target will temporarily be immune to being shocked again until said temporary timer runs out.

Because of the bright light electricity produces, like fire, it can invoke blindness in the target very rarely.

## Notable Electric Users

Many kinds of characters and gear alike can use electric attacks or offer boosts to electric power. The list is still growing, but will be a relatively common element to run into.

### Characters

* Venomspino
* Lemniwinks
Inkblots

Goji's main travel usage, **Inkblots** are a unique byproduct of his Ink & Pen.

## Description

> *Inkblots, Goji's signature move. Use for traveling and surprise attacks, but be quick in using them; they dissipate quickly.*
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Goji's inkblots are pools of black ink spilled on the ground, where he can teleport to their location, distract enemies and travel.

## Creation

Inkblots are created in two main ways: **Manual** and **Afterproduct**s of his two ultimates, or if he uses the Special **DRAW** with Ink. All these require depletion of the amount of Ink you have, so use wisely.

* **Manual**: Intentionally spilling Ink on the ground. Takes away roughly 25% of your Ink. You can use for an infinite amount of times until it Dissipates in four minutes. Highly effective for sneak attacks.
* **Afterproduct**: After using Specials (any of them, **DRAW** with ink), including **DRAW**, **INK SURFING** and **BRIGADE OF DRAWINGS**, you have pools of residual Inkblots. These last for one use only, yet don't dissipate, unless if it is the ungodly amount left behind by **BRIGADE OF DRAWINGS**, which dissipate in roughly sixty seconds if close to enemies.

## Usage

Inkblots can be used for teleportation. If an enemy walks over them, Goji is able to surprise attack them. To do very specific combos, you can surprise your enemies with Inkblots. Certain puzzles in the game require inkblots for traversal.
Conventional Weapons

Icon used in Inventory

**Conventional Weapons** are all weapons or items used to inflict damage that comes from using kinetic, plasma, or explosive energy. This includes most modern weapons like guns, grenades, blasters, bombs, but excludes the big boys like nukes.

## Effects

Because of the varying types of conventional weapons, there are varying effects. Guns, for example, have no special effects besides being able to be used from afar. Energy based weapons like lasers will inflict fire damage, and by extension burn damage. There are also the more explosive kinds like bombs that will inflict fire/burn effects along with large knockback.

## Notable Conventional Weapons

Since things like guns are mostly restricted to being items, few characters naturally have the ability to use conventional weapons without said items.

### Weapons

* Desert Eagle (Kinetic)
* Explosive Club Spear (Bomb)
Necroposters

Example of necroposter troop

**Necroposters** are an evil faction of banished undead working under Lemniwinks, focused on reviving dead objects and creatures across Dinopedia, normally disrupting the balance of the land. Like the trolls, they act as goons and fodder to support more powerful minibosses and bosses. Unlike them, necroposters are more difficult enemies to beat as they have stronger gear and defenses than the average troop, so players must be more wary.

## Stats

Unlike the trolls and vandals, all necroposters have unique abilities and traits thanks to their class and physique, and is shared in all members of the faction.

* Undead: the bleed, stun, and toxin effects are ineffective as the necroposter is already dead. Unfortunately, they are weak to blunt attacks and weaponry and are 2x weak to fire and its respective burn damage. This is why they typically carry a shield; to make damage from these effects more difficult to land.
Microraptor Cultist (Small)

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**Microraptor Cultist (Small)** is a enemy that appears in Dinopedia: The Game. They are found in the Fartassery Forest of the Desolate Planet. As the name suggests, they are members of the Microraptor Cult.

## Description

Microraptor Cultists (Small) are always of the genus Scipionyx, making them incredibly small. They also wear black robes that cover most of their skin, with only some of their face being exposed. They also wield daggers.
Upcoming Tomodachi Life Sequel

**The Upcoming Tomodachi Life Game** is a Sequel to Tomodachi Life and is the Third Installment to the Tomodachi Series. The Game was Confirmed by Nintendo.

## Gameplay

While Not Much is known, it likely plays out like Tomodachi Collection and Tomodachi Life where a Mii is on an Island Trying to Make Friends.

The Game will contain Marriages of Straight and Gay Relationships.

## Trivia

* The Game was Confirmed for the Next Installation after Gay Marriage being Impossible in Tomodachi Life, with it being possible in this game.
Portal

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**Portal** is a status effect in Dinopedia: The Game exclusive to the playable character, Bajadasaurus234, that has a chance of appearing when using his trademark portal attacks. Almost every character in the game is susceptible to Portals, with only Leinkupal being immune to this effect, along with most bosses.

The effects include:

* Being susceptible to more portal attacks (can stack).
* Rendering Magic-based effects and attacks (like Hypnosis) useless.
* Interdimensional Beatdown (Bajada's Ultimate) is now guaranteed to reduce a target's health to 0 regardless of HP amount.
Carnotaurus

Promotional art of Carnotaurus

***Carnotaurus*** is an abelisaurid theropod that can be found in various reserves across Dinopedia: The Game. It was brought to Dinopedia early into its infancy, and is a very popular animal among Dinopedians.

## Game data

The *Carnotaurus* has 3 models, Female, Male, and Juvenile. The *C. sasteri* will only attack if it feels threatened or hungry, like real animals. *Carnotaurus* can run much faster than players but can not quickly change direction. Players must move out of its way to avoid it dealing damage. The Carno will become more hostile if the player attacks their child.

## Trivia

* The *C. sasteri* is one of the animals needed to complete Duckhunt's field guide.
* The *C. sasteri* can be captured for Lynx's Zoo, however due to their size, only juveniles can be captured.
Targeted

Indicator that appears over every nearby enemy's head

**Targeted** is a mechanic used by enemies when the player is hidden from them in Stealth mode. When the player approaches a group or level completely hidden from them, all enemies will have the ability to alert everyone in the area of the player's presence when cover is blown.

Before an enemy knows where the player is, they appear as normal, simply patrolling their post. But if they can see something suspicious, such as the player hiding in a not very good spot, then a question mark will appear over the player. Only when they fully realize the player is here, an exclamation point will appear over their head. As a result, all enemies will know exactly where the player is and will all attack simultaneously; this keeps more tanky characters like Kelbeam from running into levels with guns blazing. The most well known occurrence of this effect being used is by the Raccoon Mafia and its respective boss, requiring stealthiness to avoid detection if they don't want to be targeted.

Targeting does absolutely nothing to the player stats-wise. It only alerts every nearby enemy of your location, which can be identified when all enemies will have a red exclamation point over their heads (this will be visible through walls to help the player distinguish how many enemies have spotted them). Because it doesn't inflict any damage or stat changes in itself, it doesn't have any weaknesses or strengths over any characters as all enemies will spot them the same. The effect can only be avoided via stealthily avoiding enemies, camouflage, or invisibility (the latter two properties can be obtained using items).
Bleatle

In-game sprite of collected Bleatle

The **Bleatle** is an enemy that appears in Amber Jungle. They resemble a giant beetle, capable of making loud screeching sounds to create soundwaves that damage the player.

## History

Not much is known about how exactly they were made, but Lemniwinks has been attributed to creating them as a large arthropod to act as guards to attack trespassers and as food for megafauna. Unfortunately, this means attacking the player when they enter the Jungle.

## Extras

* Like with most other animals in the game, the Bleatle is an animal needed for collection to complete Lynx's quest to build a zoo.
* The Bleatle is the weakest currently known enemy that uses sounds as attacks.
* The Bleatle may be based on various real life insects that are known for making loud sounds, like crickets, cicadas, and hissing cockroaches.
Dinopedia: The Game Wiki

## WELCOME TO DINOPEDIA: THE GAME!

This is a collaborative fun project by all the different members of Dinopedia to create a game based on the titular wiki. From characters and story to statistics and mechanics, we strive to make a fun and quality product for all Dinopedians to enjoy! Who knows? Maybe even one day an actual game!

To get started, ask the staff for a link to the Discord to help workshop some ideas!
Dodging

A Cooner player spamming the dodge button.

***Dodging*** is one of Dinopedia: The Game's core combat mechanics. It's how you avoid taking damage. Mastering dodging is one of the most important things to remember with the game's combat system.

## Gameplay

A dodge is performed with the press of the dodge button, it usually takes the form of a quick roll to the side, out of harms way. The animation can differ between characters and therefore act differently. For example, due to Kelbeam's spiky build, a roll wouldn't look well as his spikes would have to clip through the ground, so he does a quick dash to his side instead.

Dodging is not exclusive to the playable characters, most smart enemies can enter a brief anticipation state, in which they will perform a dodge if attacked. Bosses are responsible for doing this a lot, so only use slow attacks sparingly.

The player is invincible during the dodge animation to prevent any attacks from landing, but each consecutive dodge will have more end lag, which leaves the player wide open for attack. Otherwise it would be boring doing every fight by cheesing every enemy attack.

## Timing Dodges

If the player manages to dodge at the last possible moment before getting hit, they will enter a state where everything around them moves in slow-motion, which is great for unleashing a deadly combo or moving into a more favorable position. This will also add points that will add up to the ranking system at the end of the battle. Items that will improve this effect are planned, either by making the effect last longer or leaving a larger window for achieving the effect. Fortunately, enemies cannot achieve this "slo-mo" effect when dodging the player.
Suzie

Ultimate lifeform

***Suzie*** is a non-playable character in Dinopedia: The Game. She is present in Kelbeam's ultimate attack and can be bought for 50 golden almonds in the pet store. She can also be visited in Kelbeam's house which is located to the south of The Nest.

## History

Suzie first makes her appearance near the end of Kelbeam's Tutorial, when the level teaches the player about Kelbeam's Ultimate Attack. After that she can be visited in Kelbeam's house where she can interacted with.

When Lemniwinks turns Kelbeam evil in one of the later missions a sad Sooz will follow the protagonists around and will have to be protected in some missions.

## Interactions in Kel's House

As mentioned earlier, in Kelbeam's house Suzie can be interacted with whenever she's not sleeping,

The player can challenge Suzie to a quick round of tug o' war with Suzie's little blanket, or challenge her to a race around the house and even play fetch with her. She can also be given pets and belly rubs. None of these interactions do anything and are there just for cuteness.

When entering the house as Kelbeam, the first thing Kel will do is grab her out of his mouth since that's where she hangs out when Kel is adventuring cause of the whole ultimate attack thing.

## Personality

   Suzie's mood changes everyday, on some days she just wants to sleep, on other days she wants to play all the time. She's curious of everything, yet pretty cowardly, but she is much braver near someone she trusts.

## RPG

Suzie was just too good not to add in spinoffs, and makes an appearance in Dinopedia RPG in Kelbeam's house. While a minor role, she makes the best of her appearance.

## Extras

* Suzie despawns from the map when the player equips her as their pet and will follow them around.
* Suzie rarely barks and makes noises which could be described as "sounds of a pig getting skinned alive in a bush on the side of the road".
* Suzie is one of the few animals in the game that are not needed to be donated to the Zoo Quest given by Lynx.
* Suzie can give paw.
* In the RPG, you can speak to Suzie. She only barks, but if you talk to her 50 times in a row, she instantly kills the player.
Bleed

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**Bleed** is an uncommon status effect inflicted by bladed weaponry that continuously chips damage from the target. Bleed damage, like in most games involving it, continuously drains health and can only be reversed through healing items. Unlike with elemental effects like water and toxin, bleed damage is the same for all enemies, with the only one immune being the ones without blood and most large bosses can resist long term effects of bleeding.

Bleed damage is a slow-burn effect that takes health after applied, much like burn and toxic affects, but differs from both. The chance to land the bleed effect is typically low for the average bladed weapon attack, though this stat varies per attack. Bleed damage is normally very low, only being an assist in damage dealt by blade attacks, but can stack up to 3 times if one is lucky enough to get that many bleed effects to stack.

Bleed is a very versatile effect, but can only be used by certain characters; the attack must be done with a sharp enough appendage, like teeth, claws, or spines. If a character doesn't naturally have sharp weapon to inflict bleed, they can still supplement this with collected weapons including swords, scythes, axes, spears, etc.

## Notable Bleed Users

The bleed effect can be used by anyone with body parts or weapons sharp enough, making the users able to inflict this effect among the largest in the game. This list will only include the most notable members, though.

### Characters

* Kelbeam
* Cooner
* Tyranno
* Ducc
* Hobo
* Lemniwinks
* Lager P. Ton lll
* Ram Rancher the 37th
* Consultant Indoraptor
* Xtinction

### Items

* Consultant's Katana
* Explosive Club Spear
* The Schligger
Sketchville

This ain't a drawing, thats the real photo

**Sketchville** is a large town in the nation of Dinopedia, well known for being the home and/or birthplace of the nation's most famous artists, including 2 of the playable characters Baja and Goji. Not horribly far from the main city, it is a popular spot for trade and travel between all Dinopedians, whether they are artistically inclined or don't know how to hold a pencil.

## Description and History

The town of Sketchville is a relatively new one compared to the much larger cities and areas, but was founded by early artist Dinopedians as a place to bolster young scholars of the arts and to hone their skills. The entire town is a massive collage of varying art styles, and is one of the only places where graffiti is legal, letting anyone showcase their abilities in the trade.

Sketchville is located not far from the main Dinopedia City, making it an early area the player can reach with the only dangers on the trail being wild animals, vandals, and other small enemies. Sketchville has a tight security when it comes to vandals, trolls, and other banished Dinopedians as the graffiti laws allow for them to ravage the town with no repercussions, which means any that manage to sneak into the limits poses a threat to the great artwork whether it be by destroying existing art or creating their own makeshift copies.

More importantly, a mafia of raccoons can be found downtown named the Raccoon Federation and use the city's profits to fund their own crimes, with the player (specifically Cooner) needing to defeat the mob boss to shatter the inner workings of the organization before they attempt to take over other towns.

## Native Population

As stated before, Sketchville is home to most of the nations artists along with some of their living creations. This is where the majority of the existing survivors of the Bajada Colorada Formation creatures reside excluding Bajadasaurus who left to defeat Lemniwinks. The town is also home to plenty of normal un-art-oriented Dinopedians that will be happy to sell to the player. A small infestation of vandals can be found behind the scenes of the city, which use the place as a factory for more unholy creations.

* *Microraptor* (city animal)
* Dinopedians
* Raccoon Mafia
* Vandals (invasive)
* Woolly Donkey (invasive)
* Archaeopteryx yesballus (invasive)
Toxin

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**Toxin** is a status effect occasionally encountered in the game of Dinopedia. It is an effect that combines the effects of venom, poison, and any other deadly organic substance, meaning it can be delivered in multiple ways. Like in most other video games, toxin effects slowly decrease the target's HP. The effect is weak to fire attacks and ice attacks, as each extreme temperature makes poison nullified; characters that deliver toxic attacks normally are immune to it as well to prevent any accidental self-harm. Toxin does supereffective damage to nature-oriented characters such as plants or insects.

The toxin effect is similar to the burn effect from fire attacks in the aspect that it decreases health over time, but differs greatly as well. The length of time the effect takes hold is among the longest in the game, although this is balanced by doing very low damage per second. The effect also never takes the HP of the target to 0, only leaving the health bar to a value of 1 if the timer allows for it to chip that far. The effect will go away when either the timer for the effect ends or when the effect brings the health to 1 HP.

## Notable Toxin Users

Poison and venom is very common to see in characters and items alike, but the list is still growing.

### Characters

* Mimikyutube
* Lemniwinks
* Ram Rancher the 37th (via mist)

### Items

* Jelly Hat (boosts toxic attacks and increases resistance)
* Chanel Raid Can
Greenhorne

**Greenhorne** is the First World for Miitopia, made as a Mostly Tutorial Area.

## Story

An New Traveler Appears, who seems to just be Wondering wherever the path takes them. Until a Face comes flying from the Sky and attaches to 1 of 3 Butterflies seen and reveals it with the face. A Rock Moth. The Rock Moth scares the Traveler and they run FAR until getting tired. They then spot a Town. You enetr the peaceful town, Talk to everyone and then tlak to the Mayor. A Mysterious Character appears, until revealing they are the Dark Lord. The Dark lord steals half of the Townfolks' Faces and Takes off with them to Place them on Monster Faces.

The Traveler talks to the Worried Mother and Offers to help Her Son out. She gives an Antique Charm, which is their family's Good Luck Charm.

They Leave the Town to look for The Son and They encounter the Dark Lord, where they try to get the Cheeky Son's Face back. The Dark Lord summons a Slim and Sticks his Face On It. The Slime goes to attack the Traveler until the Antique Charm glows. A Guardian Spirit talks to the Traveler and Seeks Help for Them. They Give you a Job. You fight the Slime and Win.

## Stages

### Stage 1

* Near The Start, a Battle.
* In The Middle, you get a 2nd Party Member.
* In The Middle, there is a Battle.
* At The End, there is a Battle.

### Stage 2

* In the Middle, there is a Battle.
* Near the End, there is a Boss.

### Event Stage (Near Stage 3)

* The Nintendo Fan asks to show an Amiibo

### Stage 3

* At The Start, there is a Battle
* In The Middle, there is a Fork Path

#### Path A (Tough Path)

* At the Start, There is a Battle.
* Near the End, There is a Small Treasure Chest with 195G.

#### Path B (Easy Path)

* At the Start, There is a Battle.
* Near the Middle, There is a Battle.
* Near the End, There is a Small Treasure Chest with Goblin Ham ★ ★.

### Event Space (After Stage 3)

* New Character Revealed: The Great Sage.

## Monsters

 Rock Moth
5 Gold
 Goblin
8 Gold
 Butterfly Carefree Guide
Butterfly Honey ★
 Cumulus
26 Gold
Wendigo

Promotional Art

**Wendigo** is a visiting member from Gojipedia in the world of Dinopedia: The Game. While not having a large role in the game, he is found in the Nest along with the spookier parts of the map, offering a few quests for the player.

## Background

Wendigo originally was a Gojipedian, but is close friends with some Dinopedians such as Paleo and Hobo, so he decided to pay the nation a visit. Unfortunately he happened to visit when Lemniwinks returned, and the world is much too dangerous to be traveling far now. By the events of the game, he hangs out in the Nest and in the woods nearby Dinopedia City.

## Personality

Wendi is a generally chill individual outside of the occasional starvation outburst and loves to chat with his Gojipedian comrades when he can. Because he is cursed with constantly being famished, he spends most of his day searching for food to eat, which unfortunately means anything and anyone edible nearby. He will try not to eat the player and instead provide them quests to find food or assist him in hunts of large game he'd be unable to take down himself.

## Moveset

While not naturally hostile to the player, Wendigo will hurt them if they stand too close to him for too long as he gets very hungry. There isn't much going for him in combat, but he can make the player hungry when attacking, which slows them until they eat something. Simply offering him something to eat or leaving for a while will make him passive again.

 Claw Slash
 Famished Bite
Cynthia

In-game model of Cynthia

**Cynthia** is a visiting NPC to Dinopedia and an ex-member of WaiHuCo. While not having much importance in the main story, she is a vital character in some quests. She doesn't act as a fightable character against the player, but some quests will prompt her to defend herself using her Pokemon.

## Personality and Story

Cythia is generally optimistic, looking forward to making new friendships and learning new things, yet also mysterious in some cases. Her generosity is shown often in game, with conversations with the player normally ending with her gifting an item or tips to them. Her main job is that of an archaeologist, studying Pokemon and their connected legends or myths. She is quite intelligent regarding Pokemon, archaeology, and the study of social structure between humans and other species. This does backfire sometimes though, with her getting carried away talking or theorizing to herself.

She generally enjoys travel, which is what initially prompted her to visit Dinopedia in search of new ruins and creatures. She does have heightened interest in Mimikyutube as he's one of the few Pokemon present in this region and is much different in looks; she confuses this for a new regional form of the species rather than just Mimikyutube being built different.

She has met Johnny Jim during a few archaeological expeditions, although they never became more than acquaintances due to Johnny Jim's obsession with Dinopedia being his top priority. Asking her about Johnny Jim can give clues to his story along with useful tips when encountering him.

Eventually, she will meet the boss Rexyisdebest, a shy *Tyrannosaurus* who wants to date the champion. She agrees after Rexy gains help from Dingus, and the player must defend the couple from Lord Lager P. Ton lll while they go on a walk. After holding him back for long enough, the two will confront him and convince him that even though Cynthia is an ex-member of WaiHuCo, she has no malicious intent. Lager reluctantly agrees, and decides to partner up to help take down the rotten organization using her know-how of the inner workings of the place.

## Stats

Being human, Cynthia hasn't much going for her stats-wise, but her skills in the trade do give her the edge in some facets.

* Waifu Mastery: Cynthia may be an ex-waifu, but she still has some tricks up her sleeve if the going gets tough, being able to use Seduction against enemies to ward them off or convince them to work for her.
* Pokemon Team: Cynthia has access to 6 strong Pokemon, and will release them if threatened. These summoned pokemon have different strengths and are randomly picked.
* Scientist: Cynthia has the ability to decipher ancient codes and puzzles to help the player with tips. Useful in mazes and ruins.
The Morpher

## Morpher

**The Morpher** is a quadrupedal shapeshifting creature that changes depending on what you value most, meaning what you look at and what dialogue options you choose which makes it the same power level as you.

## Outcomes

The Outcomes include

* If you play Cooner the most the morpher will be in a birthday outfit.
* If you play Goji the most the morpher will look like an anime waifu.
* if you play Tyranno the morpher will look plant like.
* If you play Kel the morpher will have boots on.
* If you play Mimik the morpher will be covered in a washed-out yellow cloth.
* If you play Bajada the morpher will be enveloped in a green mist.
* If you go in Vandal Valley the most the morpher will wear a cowboy outfit.

## Moveset

The Morpher's moveset will be the exact same as the players. For example, if you play as Kel, the Morpher will possess the exact same moveset as Kel.

## Extras

* The Morpher is similar to the Death Angels from A Quiet Place
* The Morpher can be found on all levels
* The morpher is as tall as a tiger, Even though its small, It is still dangerous
Duckhunt

Duckhunt in his pure form

**Duckhunt** is an NPC that can be found in the game. He's a species of Indoraptor that was thought to be extinct. despite being an Indoraptor he appears as a human becuase he was cursed years ago. Duckhunt is creating a guide of all prehistoric animals in the game the can be classified as "Duckhunt's Dinosaurs". Duckhunt travels through different maps and will give players the task of collecting images of 50 animals for one of 10 field guides. Once all 50 animals are found, Dunkhunt will give the player a copy of the guide. Once all Guides are collected Duckhunt will give the player the last Gastric Brooding Frog eggs which can be hatched into Gastric Brooding Frogs.
The Cursed Asprosaurus

**The Cursed Asprosaurus** is a post-game boss in Dinopedia: The Game found in the Desolate Planet. He is the ghost of an Asprosaurus who resides in the Gloomily Glacial Plains. He acts as the fifth boss of the Tomfoolery on Tyrantia quest.

## General information

### Favourite Quote

"Lemniwinks may be an asshole, but at least he's good for something: Giving me the power to stop you in your tracks."

### Theme Song

Main Theme: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ttsAj0sre4Boss Fight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cA1wICiGNDo

## Background

The Cursed Asprosaurus was a normal Asprosaurus from the Amber Jungle. Somehow, he managed to get free and encounter Lemniwinks, who killed him, resurrected him as a ghost, and gave him ice powers and the ability to speak English in exchange for his services. He agreed, but Lemniwinks eventually sent him to the Desolate Planet after he kept on accidentally freezing his fellow minions. There, he found the Gloomily Glacial Plains and spent his time honing his powers. Since he never found a way off the planet, he reluctantly made the Gloomily Glacial Plains his new home as he began hating Lemniwinks.

## Personality

Before Lemniwinks found him, the Cursed Asprosaurus was like any other Asprosaurus. After Lemniwinks found him, Asprosaurus became a malicious powerhouse, and once he mastered his ice powers, he became more cocky and confident in his powers.

## Stats

Due to being a spirit with ice powers, the Cursed Asprosaurus has some advantages over anyone who encounters him.

* **Freeze Immunity**: Obviously, Asprosaurus gains an immunity to the Freeze effect.
* **Boss Resistance**: As a boss, the Cursed Asprosaurus gains an immunity to knockback in battle.
AcryAllofan150

AcryAllofan is a minor protagonist NPC who spends most of his time vibin unless someone triggers him, usually the host of antagonists. He is not playable but can be friended in the course of the game.

History

AcryAllofan is an Allosaurus Jimmadseni who lives on the outskirts of Vandal Valley. He often preys on any vandals unfortunate enough to stray into his path
Hypnosis

In-game sprite

**Hypnosis** is a very uncommon status effect that affects the mind of the player, making them sensitive to commands from the user. Hypnotized players temporarily lose control of their character while the inflicter makes them do things to harm themselves or other teammates. More unique variants of hypnotism exist in the game, such as Seduction. Lemniwinks uses a much more potent effect exclusive to him that completely brainwashes targets, so that will be included as hypnosis.

The hypnosis effect can make the player make several things when effected depending on the surroundings and circumstances. Hypnosis users will typically make their target do one of the following:

* Standing still to take more attacks
* Attacking teammates and pets
* Waste energy by running in circles
* Purposely miss powerful attacks

## Notable Hypnotizers

Due to how annoying and generally unsatisfying to be hypnotized is, the users of this effect besides the player and specific items are decently uncommon.
Forge

The Forge as seen in The Nest

The **Forge** is a blacksmith-like building found in The Nest that can be used to craft and upgrade equipment. This building is among the first that the character can unlock and one of the only buildings with no employees.

## Background

Strangely despite this being one of the oldest and most used places in the city, the Forge has little true history behind it. All that is known is it was built early into Dinopedia's infancy in order to create equipment and artifacts. Some believe this Forge being the possible origin for some of the most sacred and powerful artifacts in the world's history.

## Description

The Forge is depicted as an ancient rustic cabin with a single entrance and 2 rooms inside. The lower floor is relatively bare, with a single anvil in the center of the room with various decorative tools and posters of blueprints. The upper floor is secretly discovered by the player upon figuring out a puzzle, where the hidden passage will lead to the floor where treasure and blueprints for various items can be found.

The anvil is the highlight of the Forge, which can be used by the player as soon as they discover their first blueprint, where Hobo will instruct them on how to use the blueprint and unlock the building. When the player approaches the anvil, they can open the menu and use any blueprints they own to combine ingredients to upgrade equipment. All equipment can only be upgraded once with this anvil and typically requires a lot of ingredients, but the result is worth the cost of upgrading.

A few rare blueprints don't upgrade equipment, but rather crafts brand new equipment for the player to use! These blueprints are extremely hard to find, but once found and combined with the right parts, the player can make a brand new set of gear. These blueprints are single-use and cannot be sold.
Consultant's Katana

at least it isn't The Schligger

The **Consultant's Katana** is a post-game collectable melee weapon dropped after defeating Consultant Indoraptor.

It is a large katana that has to be wielded with two hands. It deals massive damage to almost anything it hits, ranging from 40-70.

The weapon is dropped by Consultant Indoraptor, although it is possible to ignore it and not pick it up. Once picked up, it can be bought from certain shops around the map.
Blunt (Weapon)

Icon used in Inventory

**Blunt Weapons** are all non-sharp melee weaponry or appendages a character can use to inflict damage. This includes clubs, tails, punches, kicks, and any other melee weapon without a sharp edge. There are some exceptions to this such as bites from strong opponents that act as blades and blunt weapons at the same time, but these are quite rare.

## Effects

Blunt weapons have an exclusive status effect they can inflict on targets named Bonebreak that has a small chance of appearing every time the weapon lands a hit. When the effect takes hold, the target gains debuffs due to the broken bones such as Slowness (which increases if the broken bone was a leg) and the inability to use any move that the broken body part is used for (ex. a broken arm prevents all punch attacks).

Blunt weapons can also have high knockback to keep the opponent at a distance in exchange for most blunt weapons having a slow startup.

## Notable Blunt Weapons

Since many characters and items lack have blunt parts to use as equipment, the list of characters and items who can deliver these attacks is large and ever growing.

### Weapons

* Vahki Staff of Confusion
* TBA

### Characters

* Rexy (delivered with bites)
* Woolly Hippo
* Woolly Donkey
* Lemniwinks
* Kelbeam
* Bajadasaurus
* Broly
* All monster types found in Kelbeam's tutorial level (flying, lightweight, and heavyweight)
* Hobo
* Xtinction
* PantiesPending (not a blunt weapon but he does like blunts 💯)
Microraptor

A popular painting of Microraptor

***Microraptor*** is a popular animal found in the world of Dinopedia, being very common in town settings but also jungles. *Microraptor* also acts as one of the main mascots of the nation, even being featured on many statues and crests across towns. The Microraptor can most commonly be found in The Nest, the Amber Jungle, and Biosphere Sphere.

## History

*Microraptor* was created in the same fashion as most other animals in Dinopedia, a page was created on their extinct genus which made them begin to spawn regularly in the nation's borders. It was a personal favorite of Lemniwinks, which was sparked them to be taken as a favorite among Dinopedians, which led the animal to be spread across the nation as pets.

In cities, *Microraptor* can be found as pets of many citizens but also are common to see as prehistoric counterparts of domestic pigeons in the city, swarming the streets in flocks. In the wild, *Microraptor* are vital to controlling the prehistoric insect population as their wide spread and large diet allows for several populations of bugs to be kept in check. In some areas, they are even used to send messages in less tech-savvy areas.

## Behavior

These animals are not aggressive to the player when alone, but if damaged enough, all other members of its flock will swarm the player and drain their health. If taken care of nicely, they can be used as pets akin to characters like Suzie.

These animals can be picked up without the use of a Net, and can be held over the player's head to glide over drops in areas they are found.

## Drops

Defeating these animals offers very little reward for how easy they are to defeat, but they do still make occasional drops.

* Feathers
* Egg (small)
Seduction

In-game indicator sprite

**Seduction** is a status effect given by members of WaiHuCo (which includes all waifus and husbandos) that can affect the minds of its target, normally being the player. It is a specific form of hypnosis, used to abuse the emotions of the affected person to get the user's desired outcome. Seduction affects the player by distracting them when in range of the user, making more attacks miss and overall speed being lower.

The only individuals resistant to seduction from WaiHuCo members are Lord Lager P. Ton (he's kinda a based gigachad thats above such interactions) and those with no emotions to abuse (robots, Lemniwinks, etc.). The effect itself does no damage, but the stat changes open up for more attack from any enemies in the area while the player is affected.

## Notable Seduction Users

The main users of this status effect are members of the WaiHuCo corporation, and as the rank and power increases, their seduction effectiveness increases. No other characters as of yet can use this ability.
Cooner

In-game screenshot of character with special item Party Hat

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1687 skinless bodies in my attic (Always said as a joke)

Cooner is one of the playable characters in the game, And is a Ninja class character, He is also a changed thief and is unlocked after taking down The Raccoon federation. AKA the Raccoon Mafia.

## Personality

Cooner is often the funny one of the group making jokes out of everything he can, Sometimes in extreme moments. This makes him a good edition to the roster of characters for you to play as in the game. But he is not really a fighter and more of a spy, Which usually makes him in navigate and not be caught by whoever he has been commanded to spy on, His role may not be high in the group, But without him it would be hard to get information.

## Moveset

Trash Spin-Spins trash

Crowbar throw-Throws the crowbar at the foe

Dumpster diver-Pulls out a random item from a dumpster these are banana peel (Makes foes slip), Jar of water (Regens people by +5) and Mushroom (Throwable)

Crunch-Bites the foe

100% NO-Causes the enemies to be sad because no one went to his birthday party, Decreases Energy by -5

## Extras

* Cooner has a alternate bear costume.
* There is a 0.1558% chance of instead of the banana peel, Its a bag of money.
* Cooner has Scopophobia.
* Cooner knows a lot about geography and Vexillology.
* Did you know that Cooner was orginally gonna be part of the mafia and not fighting it being a boss.