The TRUTH about the Ultimasaurus - Invincible or Epic Fail?

The Ultimasaurus: Origins, Composition, Viability, and Combat Engagements

The Ultimasaurus is a canceled action figure from the Kenner Jurassic Park Chaos Effect line of toys.
This hybrid creature would have been composed of five genetic contributors: Tyrannosaurus Rex, Ankylosaurus, Triceratops, Raptors, and Stegosaurus.
The Ultimasaurus would have been one of the first, if not the first, hybrid ever created in the Jurassic Park era.
The genetic contributors would have provided the Ultimasaurus with its general body shape, posture, jaws, armor, tail club, horned skull, arms, legs, and thagomizers.
The composition of the Ultimasaurus suggests that it would have been created before the events of the first Jurassic Park film but no later than the 1990s.
The Ultimasaurus' viability in combat against other dinosaur species is unknown and would depend on its specific abilities and characteristics.
The analysis platform provided by Goji Center aims to bring the Ultimasaurus to life and explore its composition, abilities, and potential combat engagements.

The genetic pool of the Ultimasaurus is distributed differently, with approximately 30% T-Rex, 20% Raptor, 25% Ankylosaurus, 20% Trike, and 5% Stego.
This hybrid has a balanced distribution of attributes between carnivore and herbivore.
The Ultimasaurus is depicted as a gargantuan super predator, but its actual size is smaller than depicted, falling within the medium to lower end of large carnivores.
The size of the Ultimasaurus is influenced by its genetic contributors, with the T-Rex being the largest and the Raptor being the smallest.
Based on the genetic composition, the Ultimasaurus would be similar in size to a Baryonyx or a Ceratosaurus, around 3 to 3.5 meters in height and 8 to 9.5 meters in length, weighing around 4.5 to 5.5 metric tons.
The Ultimasaurus possesses various weapons, including claws, long arms for reach, a tyrannosaur-like jaw, armor plating, a spiked tail club, and Triceratops horns.
However, due to the diversity in body types, the Ultimasaurus may not excel in any particular area, leading to a "Jack of all trades, master of none" situation.

The Ultima dinosaur, a combination of multiple dinosaur species, would have a strong bite force aided by its beak and teeth, but the effectiveness of its horns is questionable due to its heavy head and lack of specialized adaptations.
The Ultima would perform lighter attacks with its horns, such as fencing maneuvers, rather than committing to a full charge.
The presence of osteoderms on its back would provide some protection against claws, but its heavy armor sacrifices speed and agility.
The use of its tail as a weapon would be limited compared to real-life stegosaurus or ankylosaurus due to the lack of specialized limb support.
Balance is a critical concern for the Ultima due to its high center of gravity and the weight distribution on its toes, making it vulnerable to being knocked over.
The Ultima's best strategy would be to play defensively, using its horns to keep opponents at a distance and engaging only when it has a clear opening.
Interactions with other dinosaurs would depend on their familiarity with the Ultima's constituent species. The Ultima may be perceived as a threat by some dinosaurs due to its unique features and sounds.
Interactions with Triceratops may be possible as the Ultima shares similarities in horn structure, and some communication through visual cues like the frill may be possible.
Encounters with Stegosaurus would likely result in chaos due to the stark differences between the Ultima and Stegosaurus specimens.

Ultima would not get along well with herbivores or carnivores due to conflicting instincts.
It would likely have a mixed reaction towards encountering T-Rex and Raptors, with instincts causing alarm and defensiveness.
In battle rounds, Ultima would have an advantage against medium-tier carnivores like Carno, Baryonyx, Ceratosaurus, and Allosaurus due to its heavy weaponry and strong bite.
It may fare well or be on par with Scorpius Rex in a physical confrontation.
However, Ultima would have a difficult time taking on heavy-class dinosaurs like Triceratops and Ankylosaurus due to their agility and defense mechanisms.
Against big predators like T-Rex, Giga, Spinosaurus, and Indominus, Ultima would not fare well due to their size and strength advantage.
The development of Ultimasaurus 2.0 could potentially make it a formidable creature with refined techniques.

Genetic modification of various dinosaur components, including T-Rex, Triceratops, Ankylosaurid, Stegosaurus, and Alamosaurus.
The hybrid creature is a speculative biped, capable of walking on hind legs but spending most of its time on all fours.
The modified creature aims to grow up to 18 meters and 16 metric tons, requiring a robust set of limbs for stability.
Wide frame and massive size from Alamosaurus contribute to stability, while internal air chambers increase oxygen flow and stamina.
Sacrificing speed for stability, the hybrid creature is extremely difficult to topple over and can inflict heavy damage.
The tail is replaced with a thagomizer from the borealo pelta, capable of powerful strikes and deep cuts.
The four limbs offer a combination of strength and grappling abilities, with a large claw for powerful swings and a strong bite force from the combination of triceratops and T-rex skulls.
The creature attacks by rearing up, using its deadly claws and delivering goring stabs and lethal bites.