Seismosaur
The Seismosaur is a four-part fossil in Animal Crossing: Wild World and Animal Crossing: City Folk.
At the museum[edit]
In Wild World[edit]
When donating to Blathers in Wild World, he will provide the following information about the Seismosaur:
In City Folk[edit]
When donating to Blathers in City Folk, he will provide the following information about the Seismosaur:
As an item[edit]
In Wild World[edit]
Seismo skull | |
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Sell price | 5,000 Bells |
Colors | Brown
Brown
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HRA genre | Old-school |
Size |
Seismo chest | |
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Sell price | 4,500 Bells |
Colors | Brown
Brown
|
HRA genre | Old-school |
Size |
Seismo hip | |
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Sell price | 4,000 Bells |
Colors | Brown
Brown
|
HRA genre | Old-school |
Size |
Seismo tail | |
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Sell price | 4,500 Bells |
Colors | Brown
Brown
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HRA genre | Old-school |
Size |
In City Folk[edit]
Seismo skull | |
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Sell price | 5,000 Bells |
Colors | Brown
Brown
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HRA genre | Retro |
Size |
Seismo chest | |
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Sell price | 4,500 Bells |
Colors | Brown
Brown
|
HRA genre | Retro |
Size |
Seismo hip | |
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Sell price | 4,000 Bells |
Colors | Brown
Brown
|
HRA genre | Retro |
Size |
Seismo tail | |
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Sell price | 4,500 Bells |
Colors | Brown
Brown
|
HRA genre | Retro |
Size |
In Gekijōban Doubutsu no Mori[edit]
In 🎬 Gekijōban Doubutsu no Mori, Ai, Yū, Margie, Rosie, and Alfonso stumble upon a full skeleton of a Seismosaur after finding ammonite fossils in a cave. Yū decides to get the fossil to donate to Blathers, but to no avail. The cave begins to collapse, and after they escape, the cave is sealed, inhibiting them from entering again. Later, in the winter, Ai and the others attempt to go into the cave in order to find a UFO part, and are about to lose hope when Margie comes from behind to help move the rock blocking the entrance of the cave. After going into the cave, Yū climbs on top of the Seismosaur and retrieves it.
Real-world information[edit]
Seismosaurus hallorum was first described as a diplodocid in 1991, but in 2015, a new analysis of related dinosaur genera concluded that there were not enough differences to warrant a separate genus name, and reclassified the dinosaur as Diplodocus hallorum. At 32 meters long, it is slightly larger than the other species of Diplodocus, D. carnegii.
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