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Kokura is a species dinosaur named after the castle town of Kokura in Japan, A group of over 50 of these creatures was found in an ancient cave that existed for millions of years, inside the cave laid the many sleeping theropod dinosaurs that Some how went into a many million year long hibernation about the time the asteroid hit the earth, they evolved in the large forests of Asia hence the dark green coloration.

After attacking local fishermen once many arouse from the cave, they had to be shot with tranquilizer darts and taken to Monster Island were they live in the humid jungles, hiding in the Underbrush, usually hunting creatures such as water buffalo and small dinosaurs along with other animals, rarely do they travel to the Grasslands or up on the Mountains.

Since being brought to the Island, their population has boomed up to 300.

They use their spiked head to attract mates and fight to keep them, along with great defense against other creatures that may threaten them, for one, the Vestatosaurus Rex sees them as easy pray as they are so much smaller.

The Kokura species hunts in groups of up to 3, running at speeds of 40 miles an hour with its long legs. And lay 3 eggs at a time in groups during mating season from august to October.

(kokura is from the 1960s Japanese kaiju Card game Pachimon)

Description
Kokura is a species dinosaur named after the castle town of Kokura in Japan, A group of over 50 of these creatures was found in an ancient cave that existed for millions of years, inside the cave laid the many sleeping theropod dinosaurs that Some how went into a many million year long hibernation about the time the asteroid hit the earth, they evolved in the large forests of Asia hence the dark green coloration.

After attacking local fishermen once many arouse from the cave, they had to be shot with tranquilizer darts and taken to Monster Island were they live in the humid jungles, hiding in the Underbrush, usually hunting creatures such as water buffalo and small dinosaurs along with other animals, rarely do they travel to the Grasslands or up on the Mountains.

Since being brought to the Island, their population has boomed up to 300.

They use their spiked head to attract mates and fight to keep them, along with great defense against other creatures that may threaten them, for one, the Vestatosaurus Rex sees them as easy pray as they are so much smaller.

The Kokura species hunts in groups of up to 3, running at speeds of 40 miles an hour with its long legs. And lay 3 eggs at a time in groups during mating season from august to October.

(kokura is from the 1960s Japanese kaiju Card game Pachimon)