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"Dinowrestler" (ダイナレスラー Dainaresurā) is an archetype of Dinosaur monsters used by George Gore (The Gore) in Season 2 of Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS.

Design[]

Appearance[]

Unlike the "Gouki" archetype whose members are composed of vaguely humanoid wrestlers in various animal-themed costumes, the members of the "Dinowrestler" archetype are all anthropomorphic dinosaurs who each specialize in a different form of combat sport.

Etymology[]

The members are first named with their fighting style, along with the dinosaur they're based on.

Members[]

Dinowrestler Origin
Dinosaur Fighting style
Capaptera Pteranodon Kapap
Capoeiraptor Velociraptor Capoeira
Chimera T Wrextle Tyrannosaurus Wrestling
King T Wrextle
Coelasilat Coelophysis Silat
Eskrimamenchi Mamenchisaurus Eskrima
Giga Spinosavate Spinosaurus Savate
Iguanodraka Iguanodon Draka
Martial Ampelo Ampelosaurus Martial arts
Martial Anga Angaturama
Martial Ankylo Ankylosaurus
Pankratops Triceratops Pankration
Rambrachio Brachiosaurus Laamb
Systegosaur Stegosaurus Systema
Terra Parkourio Lourinhanosaurus Parkour
Valeonyx Baryonyx Vale tudo

Support[]

Card Origin
Crazy Evolution Evolution
Dino Deceit Deception
Dino Domain Domain
Dino Sense Sense
Dinomuscle Muscle
Tyrant Dino Fusion Tyrant
World Dino Wrestling Wrestling ring

Playing style[]

The archetype heavily relies on using various effects to maintain control over the Battle Phase and controlling the outcome of the battles between monsters in favour of the player. A common thread with the Extra Deck monsters is when you declare an attack, the opponent cannot activate Spell/Trap cards until the end of the Damage Step and a few of them can make your opponent attack only those monster(s) creating potential stalling. Most of their cards released so far in the TCG become stronger when an opponent controls more cards than you do, and their Field Spell, "World Dino Wrestling", allows each player to only attack with one monster each Battle Phase. This makes them highly adept at dealing with swarming strategies, but being low on field presence makes them vulnerable to powerful removal cards like "Kaijus".

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