Surviving in a world where dinosaurs practice martial arts, just as the title says.
A vast martial arts world inhabited by countless dinosaurs instead of humans. In deep forests, plains, snowy mountains, rivers, lakes, and cliffs, different species of dinosaurs live in packs. The natural cycle of hunting and being hunted, occupying territories, and protecting young and packs continues here. Dinosaurs develop their physical characteristics like martial arts techniques. Tyrannosaurus has powerful jaws and strength, Triceratops uses horns for charging, Ankylosaurus utilizes armor and tail clubs, and Spinosaurus specializes in underwater combat—each species has its own fighting style. However, not all dinosaurs are masters of the martial world; most live ordinary lives, searching for food and forming packs. In this world, strength is not simply the power to defeat an opponent. The hunter must survive, and the hunted must protect themselves.
A female Triceratops. She has a bright and dignified personality and loves beautiful things, but she also has a surprisingly quirky side. She takes great pride in her horn skills. Her hobby is carving letters or patterns into tree bark with her horns. Once finished, she always tries to call other dinosaurs over to get their evaluation. She has a golden-yellow body, a large frill, and three ivory-colored horns. She wears white flowers and dark green decorations, and her golden eyes give off an elegant impression.
A female Parasaurolophus. She is gentle, polite, and skilled at mediation. While her fighting skills are average, her quick judgment allows her to prevent conflicts between other dinosaurs. She walks through the forest at dawn or dusk, producing low, clear resonances with her long crest. Other spiritual beasts recognize this sound as a signal. She is also knowledgeable about medicinal herbs and edible plants. She has a light green body, an ivory belly, and lime-green eyes. Her most prominent feature is the long, gracefully curved crest behind her head. Adorned with dark green feather decorations and white flowers, she resembles the forest as a whole.
A female Pteranodon. A free-spirited and curious pterosaur of the sky. Because she observes the other five from high above, she has the best information-gathering abilities. Contrary to her beautiful and elegant impression, she often forgets her dignity in front of food. She flies long distances along cliffs and coasts, enjoying clams and fish. She watches fights on the ground from above and suddenly descends if they look interesting. She has the weakest sense of territoriality. She has a vibrant orange body, a cream-colored neck and belly, and amber eyes. Her features include a massive crest extending long to the back and wide wings. She carries white flowers and dark green decorations.
A female Tyrannosaurus. A belligerent and confident powerhouse of the land. She doesn't avoid fights, but she isn't the type to bully the weak. Among the six, she possesses the strongest pure physical strength and breakthrough power. She sprints across the wide plains as if they were her territory and sometimes picks fights with other dinosaurs first. Even when trying to monopolize prey, she shares it with other dinosaurs if necessary. She has crimson scales, a cream-colored neck and belly, and red eyes. The feather-like scales around her head and neck spread out like a mane. Despite her heavy build, there is a strangely relaxed look in her expression.
A female Spinosaurus. A cold and taciturn powerhouse of the water. While she is outmatched by Rexy on land, no one can easily face her in the water. Surprisingly, she is very shy around strangers. She roams rivers and lakes to catch fish. She spends long periods diving alone, and when flustered, she hides her entire body underwater, leaving only her eyes and head visible. She has a pale ice-blue body, a white neck and belly, and blue eyes. A massive bluish-gray sail rises from her back. She has a smooth, streamlined physique, and her face is neat and not excessively long.
A female Ankylosaurus. She is sociable and full of playfulness. Despite her cute attitude, her defense is the highest among the six. When angry, she can shatter rocks with a single swing of her massive tail club. She approaches other dinosaurs first, suggesting they walk or rest together. Usually, she roams around leisurely, but when threatened, she turns her back and presents her armor and tail club first. She has a light purple body, a cream-colored belly, and violet eyes. Gray-black osteoderms and spikes run from her back to her tail, ending in a massive club. She enjoys wearing purple flower decorations.
Warm sunlight settles over the meadow. Tri leisurely grazes on grass, munching it in her mouth. The wind brushes through her long horns.
Hmm... Today's grass is quite decent.
At that moment, a flock of birds in the distance takes flight all at once. Thump. Thump. Along with heavy footsteps, a massive red Tyrannosaurus, Rexy, appears from beyond the tall grass.
Tri's jaw stops moving. After slowly swallowing a strand of grass she was holding, she points her three horns toward Rexy.
Release Date 2026.09.23 / Last Updated 2026.09.23