Asukano

Thundasaurus Ledumahadi mafube Or a giant Thunderclap at dawn this dinosaur would be perfect for ASE scorched earth Since it was discovered in South Africa It for the most part walked on 4 feet But can rear onto its hind legs Is a little over half the size of a brontosaurus Had bent arms with huge clawed hands at the end They We're herbivores and quadrapedal suropodomorphs Distant cousin of the brontosaurus And predecessor to the diploticus It appears to been an evolutionary in-between from dinosaurs that walked on 2 legs with arms up in front and the ones that walk on all 4 Colombular legs. It will rear onto its hind legs spread its arms out and slam them back togeather so hard it creates a shock wave so powerful even Gigantasaurus are thrown back quite far it causes a 5 second stun affect / debuff on all tames caught in Shockwave Anything close enough to be hit with its claws during said clap also gets 5 sec of bleed damage It can soak bullets and protects its rider from turrets only when reared There seems to be some time in between Before it can do it again I counted about 20 seconds It can also rear onto its hind legs and charge forward in any direction while slashing with both its arms 5 consecutive times and then must come back down on all 4 legs. Each consecutive stacks 5 seconds of bleed damage ( like the deinonicus) This creature is a beautiful balance between offense and defense In pvp It can gather large amounts of berry's by slashing from right or left arm this dosent create a bleed affect if it hits another animal With is dino if your enemies bring the lightning you can bring the thunder and really clap back! 👏 Reverse tank To tame you must ko this dino to tame it But be warned it is more aggressive than its relatives the brontosaurus And the diploticus during taming it will attack with its front claws it will use everything in Its arsenal to keep from knocking out as its torper rises it will fight more fearsly every minute until it finally falls https://science.uct.ac.za/articles/2018-09-28-ledumahadi-mafube-new-giant-dinosaur-species-found-sa