Chinese Unicorn (Creature file #145)

[Apple]

Time for a new creature. Today, we’ll be taking a look at a ceratopsians that’s like the Elasmotherium, but lives in China instead. Everyone, This is Sinotherium.

Rarity: Common

Health: 4410

Damage: 1510

Speed: 108

Armor: 25%

Critical: 5%

Moves

Defensive Stance

Resilient Impact

100% Speed Decrease

Possible hybrid: Sinorex, Fuse with Sinotherium and Dracorex gen 2

Rarity: Rare

Health: 4800

Damage: 1310

Speed: 108

Armor: 25%

Critical: 5%

Moves

Defensive Stance

Armor Piercing Impact

Resilient Impact

Fierce Rampage

Passive: Swap in Savagery

Resistance: 100% Speed Decrease

Trivia

• The name, Sinotherium, means “Chinese Beasts”.

• Only the fragment parts of the skull is found.

• Like its relative, the Elasmotherium, Sinotherium horns are made of keratin.

Can you guess who this is?:

[Coconut_crab]

Jaxartosaurus?

[Coconut_crab]

His name is cool

[Apple]

That’s correct

[The_Dinosaur_Guy_fro]

0/10: no red panda creature file

[Apple]

Shed into tears

[The_Dinosaur_Guy_fro]

good concept though

[Apple]

Thank you. I haven’t thought of a prehistoric red panda anywhere

[Chase_Arthur]

Corythosaurus

[Apple]

Someone already answered it

[Chenski]

Speaking of Chinese unicorns, you could do one for tsintaosaurus as I believe it’s head crest resembles a unicorn horn?

[The_Dinosaur_Guy_fro]

no, that’s outdated, as we only had a part of the crest at that time. funnily enough, Jurassic world evolutions is much more up to date

[Apple]

I already did that