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Originally Posted by jongoji245
Usually when Chomps' species is domesticated by someone, he/she ussually has a pamphlet that allows them to study the sounds and emotions a tyrannosaurus knucklerii does. Once he/she has studied enough, they usually communicate with what sounds like chirps and clicks that, though not accurate to the sounds the animal makes, is enough to for the animal to understand. Thus it is only domesticated animals of tyrannosaurus knucklerii that are able to communicate with human and humanoids, though kaiju can understand their language better since their reptavians.
If you look at stop motion films with a saurian predator, you'll see that the animal has usually the longest role of other dinosaurs that appeared in that film,usually because the animal has thick skin. Because mainland hylians never seen such a predator, they will mostly cower until the military comes (see jurassic park films for an example).
This specie, along with a giant species of saltasaurid, and a species of denonychosaurid the size of wolves and tigers, are considered part of kaiju millitary as war animals. Usually
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Originally Posted by jongoji245
the domesticated animals will be involved. Like you said, they can get kill by swords and arrows, but like a war elephant, it takes a lot of blows to take down each animal.
(sorry for the double post, I accidently slipped my finger on the enter button and it sent the first post).
And thank you for checking in with the character, I really aprecciate it.
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What I gather from these posts is that Chomps is somewhat domesticated and can partially understand human beings, correct? If that is the case, then I suppose that help with the communication part. If not, then please explain in a way someone who isn't exactly dinosour savy can understand.
Moving on to the Profile overall, my first and formost suggestion is to put the latter part of the Biography into proper paragraph form, and expand on those points. Secondly, I wish to see a bit more detail in the strenghts/weaknesses departments, as well as a through description on each vaccine and its effects.
I will take another look when these are done as well as my question answered.