The Vivosaurs of "Fossil Fighters: Champions" Quiz

Answer: T-Rex

T-Rex has the highest attack rating in the game among non-legendary, non-Super Evolving vivosaurs. It's also got great defense and LP, which gives it good usability in the Attack Zone (especially with good support allies), but switching it to the Support Zone cripples allies by lowering their stats by 30%.

Answer: Thirty

Thirty vivosaurs in the game are capable of Super Evolving into more powerful forms. In order to do this, however, they need to be given a golden fossil from a Miraculous Fossil Rock. Interestingly, most of these vivosaurs are palette swaps of each other; the only ones with unique designs are Buldor, which evolves from Pachrino, and Kaishin, which evolves from Elasmo.

Answer: Neutral

Even including Super Evolvers, event-exclusive vivosaurs, AND the Legendary-attributes (which are functionally identical to Neutral in gameplay), there are only thirty-three Neutral-attribute vivosaurs. They don't have any weaknesses or resistances to the other attributes, but tend to make up for it with unique quirks.

Answer: Aopteryx

Aopteryx has very low stats by itself, but makes up for it with an FP-stealing ability. Uniquely, it can also use its Ancient Power ability to randomly transform into any other Neutral-attribute vivosaur. The only vivosaurs it can't transform into are the event-exclusive Dynal and Dinomoton.

There are a few other vivosaurs that can transform as well, like Proto (which becomes Tricera), B-Tricera (which can turn into any other boneysaur), and Guan (which turns into T-Rex).

Answer: Centro

Centro is tied with Zino for having the lowest accuracy of any vivosaur, at a mere 6! Most vivosaurs get five to seven times that amount even at the lowest ranks. To counteract this, both of them are guaranteed to land critical hits every time they attack, but you probably won't see this happen without some seriously good supportive allies.

Answer: Lambeo

Unusually for an offensively focused vivosaur, Lambeo has a skill that can heal LP for its whole team. Despite it being expensive, this can make it good for comebacks in conjunction with its high LP, which allows it to take lots of hits.

Answer: Twenty

Law of the Jungle is a healing skill learned exclusively by carnivorous vivosaurs. It reduces the LP of another ally to 1 while restoring the user's LP by the same amount. This can be combined with an ally who has the Parting Blow skill to allow for a hefty Attack bonus!

Answer: Krypto

Only two vivosaurs in the game can inflict Infection - Krypto and E-Raptor (but you'll probably use Krypto, since it's available much earlier). Each of them has a skill that costs 200 FP and deals no damage, but has a 60% chance of inflicting Infection.

This is the only status effect in the game that can't be cured with skills like Rallying Cry. A vivosaur afflicted with it will bring up an "Infection countdown!" prompt at the beginning of every turn, and on the fifth turn, that vivosaur is immediately defeated, no matter how much LP they had left.

Answer: Perso

Perso has one of the highest LP stats in the game with a total of 720; the only vivosaurs that top it are Zongazonga, at 777, and the Super Evolver Shenliu, at 760. However, due to Perso not having a Super Evolved form, it can beat both of these two with a gold fossil applied, which would bring it all the way up to grand total of 820 LP.

Answer: Z-Rex

Resurrection is a skill that's completely exclusive to Z-Rex, one of the endgame zombiesaurs used by the game's main villain. It allows Z-Rex to return to the field with full health three turns after it's defeated, as long as the battle hasn't ended by then.

The problem comes with the fact that Z-Rex has powerful support effects, so you either have to deal with them while taking out the other vivosaurs first, or continuously defeat it in order to keep your vivosaurs from being crippled.