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No.126608
T rex theoryAnonymous
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Ever since the first /an/ tournament I’ve had this out there theory that T Rex’s in general are very powerful in tournaments.
>Fang got 3rd place in her debut, only losing to the winner with cancellation boost by 9 votes
>Fang won on her second attempt
>T rex got the runner up position in the /an/olympics, after defeating several of the top 5 seeds unexpectedly
>in 2022 tournament discussion on /v/ the consensus on Fang winning Ms was “wow /co/ actually made a good choice for once”

It makes me wonder how /v/ would handle a T. rex qualifying.
No.126609
Anonymous
T Rex would sweep
No.126714
Anonymous
Replies:>>126718>>127267
>>126608
>in 2022 tournament discussion on /v/ the consensus on Fang winning Ms was “wow /co/ actually made a good choice for once”
Was it really?
No.126718
Anonymous
>>126714
I remember her being talked about that way in pre tournament threads and some afterparty threads
No.126725
Anonymous
Replies:>>127268
>>126608
T. Rex is the embodiment of “Overrated but also the GOAT”.

When they first see the character or animal, they don’t really think much of it. They think it is another generic character or dinosaur much like any other. But once you actually look deeper, you find out they fucking rock. T. Rex was the largest carnivorous land predator of all time, alongside the strongest bite force, best eyesight and one of the best smelling ability out of any animal. It also lived in the Hell Creek formation and had to contend with the likes of Triceratops, Anklyosaurus, Alamosaurus and Edmonotosaurus, Quetzalcoatlus, etc.. All of them were icons in their own right, but T. Rex managed to fend off and hunt them.

Same with Fang, at first she just looks like a generic cartoon dinosaur until you watch primal. Then she becomes one of the deepest characters that never utters a single word. She suffered and felt pain, she then found comfort in Spear who also experienced the same pain as her despite being two separate species. They then fucking team up, a caveman and a t. Rex going apeshit on a prehistoric landscape. How does someone not find it awesome?
No.126733
Anonymous
Replies:>>126734
You can blame Jurassic Park for this.
No.126734
Anonymous
>>126733
T. rex was super famous since it was discovered in the early 1900’s. Jurassic park used it because it was already famous.
No.126754
Anonymous
>>126608
>>in 2022 tournament discussion on /v/ the consensus on Fang winning Ms was “wow /co/ actually made a good choice for once”
Nope, just another shitty FOTM winner for Ms, which is par for the course. And /co/ made plenty of good choices, just look at Mr..
No.126771
Anonymous
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Move out of the way, FAG.rex. There's a new fan favorite in town.
No.126772
Anonymous
>>126771
What the fuck is that?
No.126791
Anonymous
>>126771
Spinosaurus was a round 1 jobber lol
No.127267
Anonymous
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>>126714
It's probably just that Fang anon who can't make peace with her contoversies
No.127268
Anonymous
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>>126725
>Quetzalcoatlus
I doubt those two ever crossed since T-Rex, you know, didn't fly
No.127271
Anonymous
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>>127268
No.127313
Anonymous
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>>127271
Documentaries embellish stuff for spectacle sometimes.
No.127316
Anonymous
>>127313
>>127268
Except they lived in the exact same ecosystems
No.127317
Anonymous
>>127313
>>127268
They lived in the same ecosystems
>>127267
The last few times you “called them out” you replied to several different people. Not everyone is your boogeyman.
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