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:Tyrannocon Rex is a new-head retool of [[Megatron (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|''Kingdom'' Megatron (Beast)]] based on Rexy, the ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' that appears in the original ''Jurassic Park'' film as well as the ''Jurassic World'' trilogy. In another nod to the film, [[Mr. DNA]] is pictured on a box flap, and the removable package backing references the famous scene where Rexy breaks out of her enclosure when power to the fences were shut off and encounters the Explorers, with several flaps able to unfold for an extended display area. | :Tyrannocon Rex is a new-head retool of [[Megatron (BW)/toys#War for Cybertron: Kingdom|''Kingdom'' Megatron (Beast)]] based on Rexy, the ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' that appears in the original ''Jurassic Park'' film as well as the ''Jurassic World'' trilogy. In another nod to the film, [[Mr. DNA]] is pictured on a box flap, and the removable package backing references the famous scene where Rexy breaks out of her enclosure when power to the fences were shut off and encounters the Explorers, with several flaps able to unfold for an extended display area. | ||
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==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
*''Jurassic Park'' was directed by [[Steven Spielberg]] and produced and distributed by [[Universal]], based on the {{w|Jurassic Park (novel)|1990 novel}} by {{w|Michael Crichton}}. Spielberg would go on to direct its sequel, ''The Lost World: Jurassic Park'' in [[1997]]. | *''Jurassic Park'' was directed by [[Steven Spielberg]] and produced and distributed by [[Universal]], based on the {{w|Jurassic Park (novel)|1990 novel}} by {{w|Michael Crichton}}. Spielberg would go on to direct its sequel, ''The Lost World: Jurassic Park'' in [[1997]]. ''The Lost World'' was also one of the licenses featured under the [[MicroVerse]] branding. | ||
*[[Dino Drive]] is a homage to ''Jurassic Park''. | *[[Dino Drive]] is a homage to ''Jurassic Park''. | ||
Revision as of 10:07, 14 August 2022
Jurassic Park is a film released some time in 1993 that features dinosaurs.
Fiction
Fleetway Generation 2 comic
Jurassic Park was in theaters in London when Bludgeon's army of Decepticons attacked the city. War Without End
G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers
Upon seeing the Cobra-redesigned Transformers battling one another on Cobra Island, one of the Joes remarked it was just like Jurassic Park... if all the dinosaurs had been heavily armed. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers #5
Grim Grams
Him Grimlock love film! Grim Grams, 2015/10/01
Toys
Collaborative
- Tyrannocon Rex / Autobot JP93 (2021)
- "Tyrannocon Rex" and "Autobot JP93" are packaged together in a Jurassic Park-themed crossover two-pack in the Transformers Collaborative line. JP93 (a reference to the release date of the first Jurassic Park movie) transforms into one of the Ford Explorer XLTs that were used as the park tour vehicles, and comes equipped with a blaster.
- Tyrannocon Rex is a new-head retool of Kingdom Megatron (Beast) based on Rexy, the Tyrannosaurus rex that appears in the original Jurassic Park film as well as the Jurassic World trilogy. In another nod to the film, Mr. DNA is pictured on a box flap, and the removable package backing references the famous scene where Rexy breaks out of her enclosure when power to the fences were shut off and encounters the Explorers, with several flaps able to unfold for an extended display area.
Notes
- Jurassic Park was directed by Steven Spielberg and produced and distributed by Universal, based on the 1990 novel by Michael Crichton. Spielberg would go on to direct its sequel, The Lost World: Jurassic Park in 1997. The Lost World was also one of the licenses featured under the MicroVerse branding.
- Dino Drive is a homage to Jurassic Park.
