There's a friggin triceratops named Masaru that loafs like a cat! I loved him so much, Masaru had to be my fave dino from the first volume. I kinda want a Masaru plush lol.

as well as being able to play social minigames with your group members to increase the chance of survival of yourself and your group. What Dinosaurs will be available? Artistic License – Animal Care: Dinoland is apparently struggling to keep up with its bills so much that hiring even one more employee risks pushing them into bankruptcy, but it has at least eleven elephant-sized (or larger) animals (several of which are carnivores, which are far more expensive to feed than herbivores) and relatively few small ones. Realistically, it would be a massive drain for a small zoo to keep so many huge animals rather than downsizing to smaller species. Although it could be argued that non-avian dinosaurs would be less expensive to keep than birds and mammals, due to being mesothermic and thus requiring less food, but a small zoo being able to keep several of the larger ones would still be a bit of a stretch. Gyaru Girl: Asami, the girl who takes a liking to Masaru the Triceratops, is of the yamanba fashion. Here dinosaurs are depicted according to the most current paleontological understanding. Thus they have feathers (even large theropods, that were not necessarily feathered, as rhino's and elephants also don't have hairs) and even the way they lay down, or move about, or eat, is thoroughly researched. This is also shown by intermezzo's from the consulting paleontologist, who explains his reasoning for some depictions.

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Artistic License – Paleontology: Mostly averted. The dinosaurs are generally extremely accurate as to scientific thought in the 2020s regarding their appearance and behaviour, right down to the feathers on the ones you'd expect to have them. However, there are some minor things here and there. Vena and NikoThe park's resident mated pair of Troodon. Recently they had a new batch of hatchlings. Doctor Jerk: As skilled of a dino-doctor as he might be, he will not win any personality awards in the future. Stern Teacher: Has no patience at all with slow learners or those who make mistakes, though it’s made clear it’s out of a desire to see them do better.

A school group comes to Dinoland and they have a Giganotosaurus feeding show. The announcer, Kaidou-San compares how the teeth of Giganotosaurus are like knives, and this makes one of the children cry out of fear. Suma Suzume, a new dino-keeper, helps calm the child down and tells them how birds are dinosaurs. Kaidou-San shows Suma Suzume around Dinoland. Suma Suzume says how since the incident, there was a huge gap between humans and dinosaurs, and she wants to bridge that gap. Pineda, Rafael (January 19, 2022). "Seven Seas Licenses 'Imaginary,' 'Dinosaurs Sanctuary' Manga". Anime News Network . Retrieved July 15, 2023. Nov 24 Another Eden: The Cat Beyond Time and Space Releases an Update Featuring a New Episode 'The Cliffs of Wyrmrest (Wryz Saga I)' on November 24Plot-Triggering Death: Her own death and her killing of Yamaga basically led to interest in dinosaurs dying out overnight and leading to most dino parks and sanctuaries being in financial struggles. Birthday Episode: Chapter 11 involves the park celebrating the 36th birthday of Hanako the Tyrannosaurus. Animal Lover: Suzume loves dinosaurs and other prehistoric animals, with her main goal being to bridge the gap between them and humans. The Centrosaurus have a love triangle, with the males Daikichi and Shoukichi fighting for mating rights with the female Umeko. Ultimately by Chapter 12, Umeko ends up choosing Shoukichi after he had beaten Daikichi in a fight in Chapter 10. I love how the dino's where portrayed and the people interacting with them. I also really liked that we get to see how the staff takes care of their dinosaurs. If you like those programs that show the behind the scene care of zoo animals you might enjoy this manga :D

Probably my first proper foray into manga, and I'm loving it! It's basically what I've wanted to read about for a long time. Don't get me wrong, I liked both the first Jurassic park book (second one I still have to read) and the first two movies. (The jurassic world ones can go take a hike though.) But I also just want a dinosaur story that show's them off how they would behave realistically and how cool they are without all the gore. One that didn't focus on the horror aspect and how it's always just about dino and humans killing eachother. Or the those 2000's dino doc's that just focused on fighting? I think I hated those as a kid. Show me more of the daily life of dinosaurs, how they socialize, raise young and stuff, not just hunting and fighting. If you're looking for something similar, then I think Dinosaur Sanctuary is a good fit!Put on a Bus: After realizing that his siblings won't stop bullying him, even after helping them get food, Suzume agrees that Benkei should be transferred to a lab with other misfit dinosaurs, partly for his own safety.

Temper-Ceratops: Zigzagged. While he can get pretty rowdy when upset, outside of it he's a big softie. This manga series’ artwork and story are by Kinoshita Itaru , who has previously created another manga series featuring dinosaurs called Gigant wo Ute , though that one is less Jurassic Park and more “ Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress , but with dinosaurs”. There were also contributions from Dr Shin-ichi Fujiwara , assistant professor at The Nagoya University Museum, who is the scientific consultant and supervisor for this series. Translation for the English version of this manga is by John Neal, with lettering by JM Iitomi Crandall. Dinosaur Sanctuary volume 4 was released in the month of April in Japan, and its English translation is scheduled to be released in March 2024. Noodle Incident: The 2006 incident that killed public interest in dinosaurs remains one of these for the first few chapters. It finally becomes resolved in Chapter 6.

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Due to the Dead: He has built a mound to commemorate all the animals the park has lost, either due to disease or accidents. Seven Seas will release the first volume of Niiro Ikuhana's Imaginary manga in August. The company describes the manga: Domesticated Dinosaurs: Dinosaurs are kept as attractions at zoos and animal sanctuaries like Enoshima Dinoland. Some dinosaurs like Sinornithomimus have even been bred for meat. Driven to Suicide: Suzume's father, Dr. Suma Ichirou, killed himself following the 2006 Ichigo Incident, as the public uproar around what happened completely destroyed his reputation.