Peace

peace is a fire attributed rajasaurus and is one of the strongest next to coal and terry of the D-team

## character design

### personality

peace is very self confident. she believes that in certain situations might makes right and she's sometimes right but is dissapointed when she turns out to be wrong. she is very powerful with her fire moves and is very proud of it, even hitting on torch when he loves utah, but never the less she always knows when to show her colors when need to

## anatomy

as a rajasaurus, peace is 11 metres (36 ft) and weight at 4 metric tons (4.4 short tons). In 2016, its length was estimated to be 6.6 metres (22 ft). peace closely resembles *Majungasaurus* like swift, with a 20 million year separation. Abelisaurids typically have four fingers, short arms, and, to compensate, a heavily-constructed head which was the primary tool for hunting; however, the skull was short, they probably had modest jaw musculature, and the teeth were short. Abelisaurids probably had a bite force similar to *Allosaurus* at around 3,500 newtons (790 lbf).

in peace's braincase, only the left sides of the parietal and frontal bones are preserved. The braincase is thick, with the frontals achieving a maximum thickness of 4 centimetres (1.6 in) above the eye socket. On the frontals near the midline is a path for the olfactory tract which is a part of smelling. The rims of the supratemporal fossae, depressions on either side of the top of the skull, form a low sagittal crest along the middle of the top of the skull. The front rims of the fossae are unusually steep. Abelisaurids, typically, had elongated fenestrae (holes in the skull) below the quadrate bone near the bottom of the skull, but peace has elongated supratemporal fenestrae near the top of the skull. Unlike in other theropods but similar to peacd, the crista prootica, which is typically a ridge along the otic capsule bone in the ear, more so juts outward as a stump.

peace has a low horn on its forehead that is primarily made of nasal bone more than frontal, unlike the horn on *Majungasaurus*. The horn in life was probably the same size as the fossilized horn, unlike in *Carnotaurus* where in life the horn was extended by a thickened layer skin. Though *Rajasaurus* did have a thickened layer of skin, it probably did not add to the overall length of the horn. A trough-like groove bordered by a raised wall is present where the frontal meets the nasal, decreasing in height and width towards the midline, serving to support the horn on the nasal.

Only one neck vertebra–likely a middle vertebra–is preserved, and it is proportionally shorter than that of other ceratosaurs, broader than is tall, and spool-shaped. Like in other ceratosaurs, the back face of the vertebra where it connects to another vertebra is very concave; however, unlike in other ceratosaurs, the front face is also concave. Like other ceratosaurs, the neck vertebra has two air pockets, though they are unusually close to the head. Eleven partial spool-shaped dorsal vertebrae were found, but only one–most likely the fourth thoracic vertebra–is well preserved; the faces are concave, and more deeper than broad, in contrast to the neck vertebra which is the opposite. These vertebrae contain many air pockets. The bottom-side of six sacral vertebrae are preserved; they are elongated and have a decreasing width towards the ends, and have no arching. Three partial tail vertebrae were found, likely from the middle-section of the tail, and they also have concave faces, but are more cylindrical than spool-shaped.

The part of the hip that juts out to attach to the ischium, the ischial peduncle, projects farther out than the pubic peduncle, which causes the hip-joint to be farther down on the back-underside of the hip. The iliac crests, on the other side of the hip from the ischium and pubic bone, are thin compared to the hip-joint area, 1 and 8 centimetres (0.39 and 3.15 in) respectively in thickness. The fibula, on the outside portion of the lower leg below the knee, decreases in width from top to bottom and is slightly concave. Similar to *Ceratosaurus*, the second metatarsal bone which connects the ankle bone to the second toe, is robust, has an oval-shaped and slightly concave joint between it and the ankle, and the width does not decrease as it gets nearer the toes. The fourth metatarsal bone has similar proportions to the second metatarsal. Both second metatarsals are preserved and only the left fourth metatarsal is preserved

## abilities

* blazing spin attack: With a flaming mouth, peace bites onto her opponent's neck, and then swings them around several times and tosses them away