Stegosaurus

General Statistics

full-sized Stegosaurus

• Name: Stegosaurus stenops
• Name Meaning: Plated Lizard
• Diet: Herbivore
• Length: 9-10 meters (30-33 feet)
• Time Period: Late Jurassic (155-145 MYA)
• Classification: Stegosauria --> Stegosauridae --> Stegosaurinae
• Place Found: Colorado, Utah, and Wyoming, USA; Portugal
• Describer: Marsh, 1877

Dinosaur King Statistics

Arcade Stats

Stegosaurus arcade card (Japanese Kakushin 4th Edition)

• Attribute: Earth
• Sign: Rock
• Strength: 1800
• Technique: 400
  • Compatibility: Tab 2
• Attack
  • Rock (Critical): 820
  • Scissors/Paper: 415
• Types:
  • Attack (Japanese 2006 series; English & Taiwanese Series 1)
  • Crisis (Japanese 2007 series; English Series 2; Taiwanese New Series)
  • Hunter (Japanese Gekizan series)
  • Tie Recovery (Japanese Kakushin series)
  • Revival Type (on the data of the Alpha Fortress)
• Arcade Nickname:
  • Japanese: 森の守護神
  • English: The Guardian of the Forest
  • Taiwanese: 森林守護神
• Card Rarity: Silver
• Other: Another Stegosaurus was altered by Seth into Armatus for Foolscap. It is one of the dinosaurs the arcade's Eoraptor can transform into.

Availability

• Japanese
  • 2nd Edition (New; 005-竜)
  • 3rd Edition (005-竜)
  • 2006 Rainy Season Limited Edition (005-竜)
  • 4th Edition (006-竜; Attack Type)
  • 5th Edition (007-竜; Attack Type)
  • 2007 1st Edition (006-竜; Crisis Type)
  • 2007 1st Edition+ (006-竜; Crisis Type)
  • 2007 2nd Edition (008-竜; Crisis Type)
  • Non-sale Earth Egg (EGG-007-竜)
  • Gekizan 1st Edition (002-竜; Hunter Type; ft. char. Zoe Drake)
  • Non-sale Dr. Taylor's Stegosaurs Card
  • Kakushin 4th Edition (002-竜; Tie Recovery Type)
  • Non-sale North American Egg II (EGG-012-竜)
• English
  • 1st Edition+ (New; Dino-10)
  • 2nd Edition (006-Dino; Attack Type)
  • 3rd Edition (007-Dino; Attack Type)
  • 2008 Special Edition (010-Dino; Attack Type)
  • Series 2 1st Edition (006-Dino; Crisis Type)
  • Series 2 2nd Edition (008-Dino; Crisis Type)
• Taiwanese
  • 1st Edition Extension (New; 龍-10)
  • 2nd Edition (006-龍; Attack Type)
  • 2008 Limited Edition (010-龍; Attack Type)
  • New 1st Edition (006-龍; Crisis Type)
  • New 2nd Edition (008-龍; Crisis Type)
  • New 5th Edition (007-龍; Attack Type)
  • Non-sale Earth Egg

Japanese 2nd Edition

Japanese 2nd Edition (back)

Japanese 3rd Edition

Japanese 2006 Rainy Season Limited Edition

Japanese 4th Edition

Japanese 4th Edition (back)

Japanese 5th Edition

Japanese 2007 1st Edition

Japanese 2007 2nd Edition

Japanese Gekizan 1st Edition

Japanese Kakushin 4th Edition

English 1st Edition+

English 3rd Edition

English 3rd Edition (back)

English 2008 Special Edition

English Series 2 2nd Edition

English Series 2 2nd Edition (back)

Taiwanese 2008 Limited Edition

Taiwanese New 1st Edition

Anime Stats

Stegosaurus anime card

• Attribute: Earth
• Owner: Wild, Helga (Alpha Gang), Seth (Alpha Gang), Zoe Drake (D-Team), Laura (Alpha Gang)
• Location: Angkor Wat temple, Cambodia
• Debut: Mythical Mix-Up
  • Appeared In: 38, 47 (flashback), 49
• Dinosaurs Defeated: Terry, Black T-Rex (in Super Fusion Move)
• Defeated by: Chomp
• Other: Stegosaurus is referred to as male once by Rod. Another Stegosaurus was altered by Seth into Armatus for Foolscap.

Move Cards

Spike Arrows

A surge of energy runs down Stegosaurus' back and up to the spikes on its tail, shooting out a storm of energy spikes that stab its opponent!

DS Stats

• Elemental Attribute: Earth
• Critical Move: Rock
• Rarity: 5 star
• Battle Type: Attack Type
• Fossil/Move Set: N. American Fossil (LV31 Spike Arrows)
  • Locations: Alpha Gang Depot (North America)
• Users:
  • 1 static Purple Super Alpha Droid (West Dust Hills, North America)
    • LV28: Skydive, Boomerang Horn, Upper Hand; Blaster Rock (R)
  • 1 static Green Super Alpha Droid (Alpha Gang Base, North America)
    • LV34: Turning the Tables, Boomerang Horn, Fire Power; Spike Arrows (R)
  • Ed (2) (Headquarters, Antarctica)
    • LV50: Outbreak, Mole Attack, Dark Earth; Spike Arrows (R)
  • random Red Super Alpha Droids (Alpha Fortress, Africa postgame)
    • LV58: Earth Tail, Earth Tackle, Earth Swing; Mole Attack (S)
  • random Red Super Alpha Droids (East Dust Hills, North America postgame)
    • LV60 (main): Earth Tail, Earth Tackle, Earth Swing; Electric Spines (R)
    • LV59 (Vortex Hill): Earth Tail, Earth Tackle, Earth Swing; Electric Spines (R)
  • random Red Super Alpha Droids (Secret Base, North America postgame)
    • LV64: Earth Tail, Earth Tackle, Earth Swing; Mole Attack (S)
• Encyclopedia number: D40

TCG Stats

Stegosaurus

Stegosaurus TCG card

• Element: Earth
• Icon: Rock
• Power: 1800
• Level: 5
• Life: 3
• Card Code: DKCG-042/160, DKCG-157/160, DKP2-004/016
• Card Rarity: Gold Rare, Colossal Rare
• Image From: cropped New 5th arcade card
• Abilities:

[Quake] At the end of each of your opponent's turns, they lose 2 Life Points.

Stegosaurus Colossal Rare TCG card

Ruin Guard Stegosaurus

Ruin Guard Stegosaurus TCG card

• Element: Earth
• Icon: Rock
• Power: 1700
• Level: 5
• Life: 3
• Card Code: DKBD-023/100
• Card Rarity: Common
• Image From: Ep. 38 anime scene
• Abilities:

[Unflinching Fighter] If this Dinosaur ties a battle, it stays in play. (It isn't considered to have won or lost the battle.)

Fierce Stegosaurus

Fierce Stegosaurus TCG card

• Element: Earth
• Icon: Paper
• Power: 2000
• Level: 6
• Life: 3
• Card Code: DKTA-023/100
• Card Rarity: Common
• Image From: Ep. 38 anime scene
• Abilities:

[Gravity Field] While this Dinosaur is being attacked, all Super Moves in play lose all abilities.

Anime

Dinosaur King

His card, along with his Move Card, was activated in Cambodia after falling from a wall of the Angkor Wat temple and landing on the dirt. He was believed by the locals to be a monster depicted in the temple's carvings that could only stopped by a goddess (later mistaking Helga to be that goddess). The locals tried to capture him by driving him into a giant hole with Helga's help, but he escaped and scared them off. Rod then summoned Terry to battle him. After Terry bit him and dodged his tail swipe, Rod was about to use a Move Card; however, Stegosaurus used Spike Arrows to defeat Terry and almost attacked Rod and Laura, but Helga came to rescue them. Max summoned Chomp to battle him, but because Helga jumped on and rode him, the locals thought that she'd summoned him. He knocked Stegosaurus down, but when he used Spike Arrows again, Helga protected Chomp. Chomp then used Thunder Bazooka, which defeated Stegosaurus. Despite that, Helga claimed the cards and gave them to Rod and Laura, who brought them to Seth.

In Tricks of the Traitor, his card and Move Card were added to the D-Team's collection after the Alpha Gang fled to the D-Lab following Seth's betrayal.

Later, Zoe gave the cards to Laura, who summoned Stegosaurus in the fight against the Black T-Rex, using Spike Arrows in the Fusion Move that defeated it after three hits.

Character Design

Personality

Stegosaurus was in general a peaceful dinosaur, but when panicked or threatened, he was more than willing to fight back and showed his strength when he easily defeated Terry. In fact, the only reason he fought the D-Team was because Chomp attacked him first. He seems to be tactically smart because he used Spike Arrows quite quickly in both fights, probably to get them over with quickly.

Trivia

• Dr. Taylor's arcade comments:
  • Japanese: せなかに大きな板がならんだ有名な草食恐竜だ。しっぽの４本のトゲは強力なぶきだ。
  • English: A famous herbivore with large plates along its back. The four spikes on its tail make a dangerous weapon.
  • Taiwanese: 背上布滿許多巨大劍板的著名草食恐龍，尾巴部分的四根刺是很強力的武器。
• DS Game Encyclopedia entry: A herbivore with large plates on its back. Its four-spiked tail is a dangerous weapon.
• It is the first Silver rarity Earth Dinosaur card in the arcade.
• Along with Saichania, Edmontonia, Ankylosaurus, Kentrosaurus, Wuerhosaurus, Sauropelta, Euoplocephalus, Nodosaurus, Dacentrurus, and Tarchia, it is one of the available dinosaurs in the Japanese and Taiwanese non-sale Earth Egg card.
• Along with Tuojiangosaurus, Kentrosaurus, Wuerhosaurus, Dacentrurus, and Lexovisaurus, it is one of the available dinosaurs in the Japanese non-sale Dr. Taylor's Stegosaurs Card.
• Along with Styracosaurus, Ceratosaurus, Maiasaura, Albertosaurus, and Brachyceratops, it is one of the available dinosaurs in the Japanese non-sale North American Egg II card.
• Stegosaurus is one of the last of the more popular dinosaurs to appear in the first season, well after other big names near the start of the show like Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops, Parasaurolophus, Ankylosaurus, and Pteranodon, but closer to Baryonyx, Iguanodon, Velociraptor, and Allosaurus. Apatosaurus/Brontosaurus appeared much later, in the second season.
• Stegosaurus uses the same anime dub roar as a number of sauropods, such as Saltasaurus, Ampelosaurus, Isisaurus, and Amargasaurus (though slightly altered).
• Stegosaurus is the only stegosaur to appear in season 1.
• It is the only dinosaur of season 1 that was defeated by the D-Team, but claimed by the Alpha Gang (Ceratosaurus, Daspletosaurus, Euoplocephalus, Megaraptor, Anchiceratops, Torosaurus, Saurolophus, Deltadromeus, Iguanodon, and Fukuisaurus were defeated by the Alpha Gang, but claimed by the D-Team).
• Only an altered Stegosaurus appeared in season 2. It stands beside Suchomimus, Allosaurus, and Therizinosaurus, season 1 dinosaurs who did not appear in season 2 at all.

Gallery

Stegosaurus just activated in Cambodia

Stegosaurus in the jungle

Stegosaurus charging up Spike Arrows

Chomp smashing into Stegosaurus

Chomp bulldozing into Stegosaurus

Stegosaurus in NagoyaTV

Stegosaurus Kyoryu-King Museum close-up (back plates)

Stegosaurus Kyoryu-King Museum close-up (tail spikes)

Clean artwork for the Stegosaurus Colossal Rare TCG card

Stegosaurus skeleton

Video

Dinosaur King Arcade Game 恐竜キング - Stegosaurus VS the Alpha Fortress Easy

Shockwave Production's Stegosaurus arcade gameplay