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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
* It is unclear just how a [[combiner]] ''works'' in the context of the ''Animorphs'' fiction, particularly on a mental level.  Then again, the same could be said of combiners in normal ''Transformers'' fiction as well.
* It is unclear just how a [[combiner]] ''works'' in the context of the ''Animorphs'' fiction, particularly on a mental level.  Then again, the same could be said of combiners in normal ''Transformers'' fiction as well, but at least the idea of robots combining is easier to imagine.
*The Tri-Rex has little basis in other ''Animorphs'' fiction—the Animorphs acquired ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' morphs in ''[[Wikipedia:In the Time of Dinosaurs (Megamorphs)|In the Time of Dinosaurs]]'', but the characters did not combine.
*The Tri-Rex has little basis in other ''Animorphs'' fiction—the Animorphs acquired ''Tyrannosaurus rex'' morphs in ''[[Wikipedia:In the Time of Dinosaurs (Megamorphs)|In the Time of Dinosaurs]]'', but the characters did not combine.



Revision as of 12:28, 15 September 2011

Tri-Rex is a Tyrannosaurus rex from the Animorphs continuity.
This is the best this thing's ever going to get.

The Tri-Rex came into existence when Jake, Cassie, and Marco broke into one of the Yeerks' genetic experimentation labs, and discovered a morph so powerful a single human could not hope to take on its form alone. But through the use of an advance morphing technique, each concentrates on a segment of the titanic beast and they merge together to become this powerful T-Rex! A team of one, the Tri-Rex is an unstoppable force, the prehistoric beast from the future!

Toys

Animorphs

As is this.
  • Tri-Rex (Super, 1999)
The Tri-Rex toy is made up of three components—Jake, Cassie, and Marco—who each transform into different parts of Tri-Rex.

Notes

  • It is unclear just how a combiner works in the context of the Animorphs fiction, particularly on a mental level. Then again, the same could be said of combiners in normal Transformers fiction as well, but at least the idea of robots combining is easier to imagine.
  • The Tri-Rex has little basis in other Animorphs fiction—the Animorphs acquired Tyrannosaurus rex morphs in In the Time of Dinosaurs, but the characters did not combine.