 This article is about a monster in Power Rangers Dino Thunder.
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- "Excellent. You have served your purpose. (...) Yes! I'm free! My time has come at last!"
- ―Fossilador to the Yellow Ranger before firing lightning at her and when growing giant.[src]
- "I'm just getting started!"
- ―Fossilador before grabbing a hold of the Thundersaurus Megazord and electrocuting it, as well as his last lines before his destruction.[src]
Fossilador is a mind controlling dinosaur skeleton monster who appears as the main antagonist of the Power Rangers Dino Thunder episode "The Missing Bone". He was originally created by Tommy Oliver and Anton Mercer but was discarded because it went out of control. He was later recreated and used by Mesogog.
History[]
Fossilador was originally created by Tommy and Anton as the experimental model of living beings with dinosaur DNA and the ability to control the minds of people. But he went out of control and was destroyed by them.
Mesogog later recreated Fossilador and the monster brainwashed Kira to trick Tommy into giving him the missing bone, which he used to revive himself. After reviving himself, he blasted Kira.
Later, he enlarged himself and attacked Reefside.
The monster battled and nearly defeated the Thundersaurus Megazord, who was without the Pterazord, as Kira was missing.
However, Hayley found Kira, who joined her friends. The Rangers battled the monster and defeated him after learning that the villain's weak spot was his missing bone. Fossilador was destroyed for good with the Dino Drill attack. 
TV STORY-The Missing Bone
Personality[]
Fossilador was a cunning, arrogant, and manipulative monster who considered himself the best and thought he could easily destroy the Power Rangers. He was shown to be highly manipulative as he controlled Kira to obtain his missing bone. His arrogance was his weakness as he was defeated by the Rangers and ironically, his weak spot was his missing bone.
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Mind Control: The Fossilador can control the minds of his enemies by making them look into his eyes.
- Telepathic Communication: Even if he is divided, he can communicate telepathically. He did this to communicate with a brainwashed Kira.
- Body Generation: When his final bone is retrieved, the Fossilador was able to immediately form himself into a new body.
- Regeneration: The Fossilador can regenerate his body parts whenever they have been destroyed, such as when the Pterarang cleaved off his hand.
- Wind Breath: The Fossilador can spew out strong gale of wind from his mouth capable of harming the Dino Thunder Zords.
- Missiles: Fossilador is able to fire missiles resembling bone-like claws, but where he fires them is unknown. They were launched at the Pterazord, but it dodged them.
- Energy Blasts: Fossilador can also launch a series of energy blasts, though where he fires them is unknown.
- Lightning Beams: Fossilador can fire purple lightning beams from his hands which is powerful enough to take down Kira and undo the spell he put on her.
- Self-Growth: Fossilador seemed to make himself grow from underground where the Hydro-Regenerator would be unable to reach him.
Abilities[]
- Strength: Fossilador possesses big physical strength, allowing him to fight and even overpower the Thundersaurus Megazord.
Weaknesses[]
- Vulnerable Missing Bone: Fossilador's weak spot is the area where his missing bone is.
Arsenal[]
- Claws: Being a dinosaur, Fossilador possesses large claws to hack and slash at his enemies.
- Electrocution: The Fossilador can charge up his claws with blue lightning to electrocute any enemy he is holding, as demonstrated on the Thundersaurus Megazord.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
- Fossilador is voiced by Glen Drake.
Design[]
- True to his name-sake, Fossilador is a skeletal dinosaur-like monster who resembles a Brachiosaurus but more humanoid.
Etymology[]
- Fossilador's name is a diversion of "Fossil", a type of object that is a skeleton of an animal.
Notes[]
- Fossilador is the only monster in Dino Thunder with mind control capabilities.
Appearances[]
Power Rangers Dino Thunder
- Episode 17: The Missing Bone
- Episode 36: A Test of Trust (flashback; archive footage only)
See Also[]
- Giganoid 4: Resurrection - Super Sentai counterpart in Abaranger. See comparison page.
References[]
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