..........: Fossil Fighters Field Guide:........... .:The first ever all-in-one Fossil Fighters Guide:. .:Version 1.00:.:There is still information I require:. Contact: [email protected] Copyright (shortened) - (c) Marcel Martin 2009 - [----------------------------------] }}Table of Contents{{ ->press Ctrl + F and type in the [keyword] to search. ONLY that section will have the keyword<- 1. Fossil Guide [amber] A. World-wide [gunash] i. Rarity Meter ii. What's this? iii. I can't make heads or tails of this! B. Pay-to-dig [$bone$] i. Greenhorn Plains (3,000 G) ii. Rivet Rivine (4,000 G) C. Greenhorn Plains [newguy] i. Info ii. Fossils D. Knotwood Forest [digadig] i. Info ii. Fossils E. Rivet Ravine [screwball] i. Info ii. Fossils F. Bottomsup Bay [rexmouth] i. Info ii. Fossils G. Mt. Lavaflow [lavanose] i. Info ii. Fossils H. Secret Island [secret] i. Info ii. Fossils I. Coldfeet Glacier [coldft] i. Info ii. Fossils J. Parchment Desert [osiris] i. Info ii. Fossils 2. Special Vivosaurs [spvivo] A. Flying Vivosaurs [bird] i. shared traits B. Swimming Vivosaurs [fish] i. Krona ii. Futabi, Plesio, and Elasmo iii. Shoni C. Not a Dinosaur! [mammal] i. sabers ii. Tryma iii. rhinos iv. other 3. Normal Vivosaurs [normvivo] A. Fire [vulcan] i. attack ii. defense iii. support iv. transformation (i.e. Guanlong) v. all-around vi. long-range B. Earth [mountain] i. attack ii. defense iii. support iv. all-around v. long-range C. Wind [tornado] i. attack ii. defense iii. support iv. all-around v. long-range D. Water [river] i. attack ii. defense iii. support iv. transformation (i.e. Proto) v. all-around vi. long-range E. Neutral [nullvoid] i. attack ii. defense iii. support iv. all-around v. long-range 4. The Perfect Team? [teamatk] A. Japanese [asia] i. Mihu ii. Futabi iii. F-Raptor B. Rhinoceros [rino] i. Elasmoth ii. Brothoth iii. Arsith C. Thick heads [pack] i. Stygi ii. Pachy iii. Goyo 5. Time table [tempus] A. Triassic [220mya] i. ancient world B. Jurassic [sauropod] i. time of giants C. Cretaceous [asteroid] i. the final hour D. 65 mya - 8,000 B.C. [k-t] i. Epocene - Pilocene ii. Plestocene 6. Credits [copyright] i. credit to... ii. with permision from... iii. ending statement 7. Reference Pages <book> A. exticntion theory <gone4good> B. new discoveries <fixed> C. species that got sunk <JackHorner> D. vivosaurs REAL name <genus> E. museum data <statue> [----------------------------------] }}Fossil Guide{{ keyword: amber - You have no idea how much time this took! I had to go back through the game WHILE typing this. }World-wide{ keyword: gunash - This will be short and (mostly) to the point. Rarity Meter - If you see this: ~##~, then you have seen the Rarity Meter. It works by measuring the chance of finding *blank* fossils as a percentage rounded to the nearest tenth. I'm still working on adding this. What's this? - You may wonder why I choose the names for the Ctrl + F search. I picked something I would never say unless directly refering to it. Example: I picked GUNASH beacause I don't refer to Gunash in my Guide at all. I can't make heads or tails of this! - This is for the <keyword> symbol. The <keyword> will only appear towards the end of the Guide. It is there for a very special reason: to take you to a historically accurate area of the Guide, otherwise known as the REFERENCE PAGES. }Pay-to-dig{ keyword: $bone$ - Cough up some money to get insanely rare fossils! Did I mention that there are close to 24 fossils in each? Pay up and DIG! Greenhorn Plains - For merely 3,000 G, you can get tons of rare fossils! I bet you think it's not worth the money. Guess what? IT TOTALLY IS! Also, about 1/3 are DARK fossils! Oh yeah, Carno is here. Now go and get some! Rivet Ravine - Just 4,000 G, and YOU and ME are going to set some new Vivosaurs FREE! Not sold yet? Pachrhino and Dimorph are found here, and only here. They are both awesome, so go now and get some fossils! }Greenhorn Plains{ keyword: newguy - Amazing, isn't it? Lush, green, and open. There are 4 Vivosaurs found here. Info - This lush, open area is constantly wind-swept. It gives the fossils here that airy feel, no? So, of course, they are all of the Wind Type! What's that you say? You think the Wind is weak? Well, I will prove you wrong! Go ahead, try to beat the whole game without any wind, once it's possible. I'llwait right here. Doesn't work well, does it? I thought so. You were wrong, and I was right. Fossils - You will find Spinax, Shanshan, Goyle, and V-Raptor here. }Knotwood Forest{ keyword: digadig - Well, this is the home of the famous Digadigamid Ruins! You may find 5 Vivosaurs here. Info - The actual forest is home to lots of Fire Type Vivosaurs. If you travel inside the Digadigamid Ruins, you are sure to find 2 Earth Type Vivosaurs. Now, of course the Digadigamid is old and, well, ruined. As such, there are numerous things you must get through, including a trapdoor. Just be careful out there, okay? Fossils - You may find Nychus, Venator, S-Raptor, Lexo, and Pachy here. }Rivet Ravine{ keyword: screwball - This mess of tunnels is sure to get you lost. As such, follow the map closely. There are numerous Vivosaurs here. Info - Map: }}Special Vivosaurs{{ keyword: spvivo - These vivosaurs won't fit in the any group. There are plenty of oddballs here! tunnel 1 $dig| tunnel 2 | | | tunnel 3 | | | | \___| | |____unknown tunnel [tunnels] ^^ _\__/ \ \ | || / \ [ ] \ / \/ Enterance Note that this map is not completely accurate. It's pretty close though. Fossils - Alectro, Meglo, Coatlus, Nasaur are some fossils found here. In the pay to dig, there are: Dimorph and Pachrhino. }Bottomsup Bay{ keyword: rexmouth - You will automatically receive and wear the Diving Mask. The only fossils here are all wet! Info - This large bay is filled with DENTURE SHARKS. Also, the large pirate ship is filled with treasure! But be careful, there are many dead ends, and the BB Bandits are messing with the resident ghost! Also look for rare Saphires here! Fossils - You will find Shoni, Futabi, Elasmo, and Plesio fossils here. }Mt. Lavaflow{ keyword: lavanose - This firey location has a LAVA VALVE somewhere, which allows you to drain the lava away! Info - The lava is impassable until the VALVE is shut off. Now that you've done that, there are many Guanlong and Sachian fossils here. Fossils - Some of the fossils found here are: Amargo, Guanlong, Tro, and Sachian. }Secret Island{ keyword: secret - the crashed spaceship is found here. Info - This crash site is home to some rare fossils. There is 1 known fossil here. Fossils - This is not all of them, it's just all I know currently. There are Maia fossils here. }Coldfeet Glacier{ keyword: coldft - Brrr! It's icy cold here! There are lots of water fossils, of course. I believe there are at least 5 fossils found here. Info - This icy location is believed to be the home of a fluffy white creature. A snowman? Abomintable? Whatever it is, it's definitely a sidequest. Fossils - I know of Mammoth, Sucho, Spino, and Brontoth fossils here. There are liely to be Paki, Arsith, and Cryo here as well. But I'm not sure. }Parchment Desert{ keyword: osiris - It's hot, dry, and sonar doesn't work. Wait, no sonar means no fossils! Perhaps there is a sidequest? Info - This oven-hot area messes with more than your head, it messes with your sonar! The key to finding the great T-rex fossils here is to buy and plant all 4 OASIS SEEDS. Fossils - I know for a FACT that T-rex fossils are here. Of course, you won't get any without those oasis seeds! There are probably many more fossils, but I haven't got around to the 3rd Oasis Seed yet. But it WILL be added to this Guide once I get the information! }Flying Vivosaurs{ keyword: bird - These amazing creatures are: Jara, Coatlus, Ptera, Dimorph, and Guera. Shared traits - Thesw all have either POWERFULL suport effects, or SLEEP, KNOCK, and FP-STEALING skills. }Swimming Vivosaurs{ keyword: fish - These aquatic vivosaurs need seperate explainations, so you don't get confused. Krona - This large MOSOSAUR, or short-necked aquatic reptile, is very large. The only known MOSOSAUR that is larger is most likely Lioplerodon, the T-rex of the seas! Note that Lioplerodon is not in the game. If it was, it would completely wreck the whole 100 vivosaurs thing. That and the developers had their reasons. Futabi, Plesio, and Elasmo - These PLESIOSAURS, or long-necked aqautic reptiles, are somewhat large. Unlike the earlier NORTHOSAURS, they could not go onto land to lay eggs. Therefore, it's thought they reproduced like mammals, with live birth. I prime example of this is in the next section. Shoni - A ICYTHOSAUR if there ever was one, Shoni reproduced by live birth, as well as looking like a fish. It's very slow to develop, so integrate a few parts before you send it up against anything. }Not a Dinosaur!{ keyword: mammal - These crazy creatures can be found all over! Maybe it's because they went extinct closer to the present day? Sabers - These beasts include Hoplo and Smilo. They both eat some type of large mammal: Hoplo eats mammoths, and Smilo eats bison. Tryma - This TERROR BIRD lived in prehistoric South America, until the Smilos came and killed them all! Rhinos - These are not your average rhinoceros! The Arsith, Brontoth, and Elasmoth would all charge first, see what it is after it's dead. They Brontoth in particular had troubles with Andrarch. Other - These include: Aopteryx, the first bird, Paki, the first whale, Andrarch, a meat-eating goat, Megath, a giant ground sloth, and Mammoth, a wool-coated elephant. }}Normal Vivosaurs{{ keyword: normvivo - This is the second longest section, and it's nothing but a list! Of course, I will later add more information. }Fire{ keyword: Vulcan - If this was Star Wars, these vivosaurs would be the Dark Side. They're evil, attack-orientated monsters capable of disembowling they're foes. But, since this is a E-rated game, the insane, gory, violence is not shown. The classes will come in a later update. }Earth{ keyword: mountain - The good defenders! Very good defenders! I will add the classes in a later update. }Wind{ keyword: tornado - Yes I know it's actually Air. The classes will come in a later update. }Water{ keyword: river - These are not the swimmers though! The classes will come in a later update. Neutral keyword: nullvoid - I will add the classes later. }}The perfect team?{{ keyword: teamatk - Here I will explain 3 good combos. But I don't have the team in game, so of course there will be gaps in the information. }Japanese{ keyword: asia - Just read the vivo's bios! Futabi - Mentioned above, WAY ABOVE, this vivo is good with his STEER THE STORM team skill. F-Raptor - This defense-class vivo is awesome for his support effects. Mihu - This little vivo went to the Dojo! He can slice you to pieces if you're not careful. }Rhino{ keyword: rino - The team skill RUIN BEAM is very powerful. Arsith - A word of warning: once you've had a taste, you'll just want more! And who wouldn't? Arstih's Somnia Beam is the ultimate! Elasmoth - I must warn you to never go near that Phobia Beam! Unless you WANT to be scared. Brontoth - This is your final warning! Turn back before he uses that Toxia Beam on you! I say it again! Turn back! Too late now: You =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Brontoth ^^ Toxia Beam ^^ I warned you. }Bone Heads{ keyword: pack - Read the bios. Goyo - With Rock Barrage in his arsenel, there is no hope for any Water-Type in his way! Stygi - With Fiendish Barrage in his aresnel, there is no hope for any Earth-Type in his way! Pachy - With Iron Barrage in his arsenel, there is no hope for any Wind-Type in his way! }}Time Table{{ keyword: tempus - You should know that any gaps are there because I can't get that vivo's era. }Triassic{ keyword: 220mya - The first dinosaurs were from here. There shouldn't be that many of course. Ancient World - Shoni. }Jurassic{ keyword: sauropod - The biggest quadropeds came from here. Time of Giants - Guan, Megalo, S-Raptor, Cryo, Yango, Goyle, Dimorph, Plesio. }Cretaceous{ keyword: asteroid - The end is near! For them, at least. The final hour - Alectro, Shanshan, venator, Spinax, Nychus, U-Raptor, V-Raptor, Spino, Angato, Sucho, Amargo, Saichan, Nasaur, Maia, Pachy, Penta, Pachrino, Coatlus, Elasmo. }65mya - 8,000 B.C.{ keyword: k-t - The dinosaurs have died forever. Well, maybe not forever, because the Vivosaurs are Dinosaurs also, right? Epocene - Pilocene - no data. sorry! Plestocene - Elasmoth. }}Credits{{ keyword: copyright - Well, I guess this about the end, right? credit to... - RED ENTERTAINMENT for this awesome game! with permission from... - no-one! I didn't need permission from anyone because I didn't use anyone else's work! ending statement - Well well well, what have we here? You read the whole guide? I'm touched. Now go. Shoo! There's nothing after this, I swear! That section on the Table of Contents was a lie! It's not in the guide! Are you STILL reading???? Okay, you got me. There is a section at the end. Just don't tell anyone please! }}}Reference Pages{{{ keyword: book - You're lucky I'm letting you see this. I didn't originally want to make this section. }}extinction theory{{ keyword: gone4good - Stop reading if you don't care about how they died. }Asteroid{ The extinction of the dinosaurs was most likely caused by a large asteroid impact. Proof can be found in the thin line of chalk between the end of the mezozoic and beginning of the cenozoic eras, otherwise known as the K-T Boundary. Of course, there are some problems with a normal asteroid impact killing the dinosaurs. But a crater tells us otherwise: the asteroid was 6 miles across (for any non-Americans, that's 9.6 kilometers). The impact itself would kill all dinosaurs within the area, but the debris launched into the air could have rained down on the opposite side of the world. The planet would have been blanketed in dust, blocking out the sunlight and killing plants. Then the herbivores would starve to death. The carnivores followed. }}new discoveries{{ keyword: fixed - This will make the game about 5% realistic. Don't read if you don't want the game ruined. }Pachy didn't really butt heads!{ The 10 inches (cenimeters unknown) of solid bone on the pachy's skull was really a soft bone. If they butt heads, then they'd kill themselves! Now what good is that? }Tricera and friends: the horns are a lie?{ The horns make you think that they must have fought their predators, or at least fought each other. But most ceratopsians had a soft skull: they had huge holes to make their head lighter. These include Styrac, Enio, and a few others. But what about the ones with solid heads? Well, in reality, the worst place to have a weapon is on your head. When you kill the T-rex attacking you, it would just fall right on your head. Who want's that? So what about fighting each other? Well, if you look, closely, the nicks and scratches on the heads of ceratopsians are really lines where the blood vessels where. That proves that the horns and big frills were really just supposed to look good. }}species that got sunk{{ keyword: JackHorner - If you read this, about 1/3 of all the vivosaurs will be the same thing. }dracorex hogwartsia --> stygimoloch --> pachycephalosaurus{ Dracorex is a new discovery. It's bone-dome wasn't even there! It was all spikes! And of cousre Stygimoloch, or Stygi, must have been it's own kind of bone-head, with all those spikes AND the bone-dome? What about Pachycephalosaurus, in other words, Pachy? Well, it turns out, the insanely different species are really ALL PACHYS! How? Have you noticed that back in reality, Dracorex is the smallest, Stygi is medium-sized, while Pachy is bigger than both of them? It's because Dracorex is a baby Pachy, Stygi is like a teenager Pachy, and Pachy is an adult Pachy. Never thought of that, did you? }the triceratops life cycle?{ This time, we already knew they were the same. We just couldn't prove it. So we start with a small Tricera, with short, stubby horns. Then we go to a teenager, and the horns point UP IN A CURVE. Then the adult, with horns pointing STRAIGHT. Just like humans change when as they grow, so did dinosaurs, apparently. }T-rex? nanotyrannoasurus? gorgo?{ Same with the pachys. The baby is Nanotyrannosaurus. The teenager is the Gorgo, the adult is the T-rex. Wait, there's something else: the VERY youngest T-rex probably looked like a bigger version of a Comspo! Oh yeah, the babies hunted small stuff, so they had teeth like a bunch of needles. Good for cutting and tearing. The adults had big teeth like steak knives! They were used to crush bones. }}Vivosaurs REAL name{{ keyword: genus - This is in the in-game-museum. Now let's begin, shall we? Remember that missing Vivosaurs are not in my current database. Beginning list now: Alectro = Alectrosaurus Amargo = Amargasaurus Angato = Angaturama Coatlus = Quetzalcoatlus Cryo = Cryolophosaurus Dimorph = Dimorphodon Elasmo = Elasmosaurus Elasmoth = Elasmotherium Goyle = Gargoyleosaurus Guan = Guanlong Maia = Maiasuara Megalo = Megalosaurus Nasaur = Leaellynasaurus Nychus = Deinonychus Pachrino = Pachyrhinosaurus Pachy = Pachycephalosaurus Penta = Pentaceratops Plesio = Plesiosaurus S-Raptor = Sinraptor Saichan = Saichania Shanshan = Shanshanosaurus Shoni = Shonisaurus Spinax = Altispinax Spino = Spinosaurus Sucho = Suchomimus U-Raptor = Utahraptor V-Raptor = Velociraptor Venator = Afrovenator Yango = Huayangosaurus }}Museum Data{{ keyword: statue - Length in Feet and approximate Meters, Diet, Dig Site, Notes. Shoni 49 ft (16 m) long Diet: Piscivore Notes: This huge icythosaur is the largest swimming vivo. Spino 42 ft (14 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: This vivo is actually bigger than T-rex, but is lighter. Elasmo 42 ft (14 m) long Diet: Piscivore Notes: The massive plesiosaur always had an eye on the fish. Coatlus 39 ft (13 m) long Diet: Piscivore Notes: Named after an Aztec god, this massive pterosaur could swallow a human with ease. Sucho 36 ft (12 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: Its name means "Crocodile Mimic" because it looks like a 2-legged crocodile. Venator 29 ft (9 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: This thing is slow. It's evasion is close to zero! Spinax 29 ft (9 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: This is my favorite vivo! Amargo 29 ft (9 m) long Diet: Herbivore Notes: This would be scary if it was black. Maia 29 ft (9 m) long Diet: Herbivore Notes: One of the few vivos to care for their young. Megalo 26 ft (8 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: Void Blast is a different version of Alectro's Posion Breath with different effects. Cryo 26 ft (8 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: It lived in Antarctica! It must like freezing to death... Angato 26 ft (8 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: Does this remind you of Dynal? Because this IS Dynal. At least in terms of skills and stuff... Penta 26 ft (8 m) long Diet: Herbivore Notes: Leaping Gore my foot! It's a body slam! S-Raptor 23 ft (7 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: Who gave it the name Sinraptor? It makes less sense than a Turducken! U-Raptor 23 ft (7 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: It's only found in Utah, U.S.A. Saichan 23 ft (7 m) long Diet: Herbivore Notes: I wonder if it's really something else like the Pachys... Pachrino 23 ft (7 m) long Diet: Herbivore Notes: It's about time they appreciated less popular vivos like him. Alectro 19 ft (6 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: I would have thought it would be bigger. Guan 16 ft (5 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: Great unmasking is the worst idea ever. Your positive support effects turn to negative support effects! Elasmoth 16 ft (5 m) long Diet: Herbivore Notes: Ice Age Beast, ID = 31a5m0th Nychus 13 ft (4 m) long Diet: Carnivore Notes: It's name means "Terrible Claw." They wern't kidding either! Yango 13 ft (4 m) Diet Herbivore Notes: By now you have realized they are in order of size, haven't you? Pachy 13 ft (4 m) Diet: Herbivore Notes: There is plenty in the 2nd and 3rd sections...now shoo! Shanshan 10 ft (3 m) Diet: Carnivore Notes: Wow, this is really small. Goyle 10 ft (3 m) Diet: Herbivore Notes: I swear, this is an archtype... Nasuar 10 ft (3 m) Diet: Herbivore Notes: For once, I thought it would be smaller. V-Raptor 6 ft (2 m) Diet: Carnivore Notes: This is my favorite dinosaur of all time. But not in this game because they make him weak. Plesio 6 ft (2 m) Diet: Piscivore Notes: Okay, honestly, how the fossils is this so small? Dimorph 3 ft (1 m) Diet: Piscivore Notes: This is a midget! He's just a little bit bigger than your arm. ,,;this is the real end of the guide. thank you for your time;,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;once again, my email is: [email protected]
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