From the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex to the giant Dragon, here's a selection of the most formidable and powerful creatures in the series.
A collage of dinosaurs in the Jurassic Park series, all of which have teeth
The Jurassic Park franchise now has five movies, at least one more to come. From the beginning, fans couldn't get enough realistic dinosaurs and the excitement of imagining the return of creatures to the world.
While all fans have their favorite dinosaurs, some of them are certainly much more powerful than the others. It's not just predators that are powerful and dangerous. We've put together a list of the 15 dinosaurs in the most powerful system in the series (including some ancient beasts that aren't dinosaurs in the strict sense of the word, but do make them feel their presence throughout the series) and go from least powerful to most powerful.
Considering that both Jurassic Park and Jurassic World movies are about dinosaurs, it's no surprise that there are plenty of fascinating animals to talk about. Some people have been more impressed than others over the years, but finding out the deadliest and most powerful people in the entire movie can make up an extensive list. We've added additional information to this list of 5 potentially deadly dinosaurs to give a more comprehensive account of the most powerful and evil genetic creations carefully designed by the park and its unscrupulous founders.
Apatosaurus is a dinosaur we first saw in Jurassic Park: The Lost World. This creature is not a carnivore, but that doesn't mean it's not powerful or scary.
Pachycephalus was characterized by its domed bones made of bone used against predators (and others of its kind during the mating season). These dinosaurs are like head-to-head goats, but a thousand times worse. They shouldn't be underestimated, and no one wants to get stuck between them and the wall. They may be small, but they are very powerful.
The carnivorous dinosaurs that hover on land are scary enough, and the flying dinosaurs are even more terrifying. Dimorphodon is strictly a pterosaur, but when a bunch of angry stuff hunts you down, there's no time for semantic analysis.
The real horror that comes from above, their numerical prowess makes them a real threat, as the Aviary Breakout sequence in Jurassic World so clearly shows.
Triceratops is another powerful herbivorous animal on this list. This dinosaur had evil horns that protected it from predators. Triceratops had a large frill that could reach about three feet long. This, coupled with those two big horns and small beaks, makes this animal look very intimidating.
They are as powerful as rhinos, but they are more powerful and larger. While they won't eat you, you don't want to mess with them either. Heck, a lot of people who want to be predators tend to think that attacks are better.
The reason why the Thunder Dragon is so powerful is because of its huge size. These animals are gentle and tend to move in groups, which also gives them the element of strength and strength. While they may still be attacked by large predators, their ability to use their long, strong tails to protect themselves has put them on the list.
Like Triceratops, they are perfectly capable of repelling hungry predators. Maybe they weren't as heavily armed, but their size and strength made them a force to be reckoned with.
This animal is not as big as some of the giants on this list, but it is very scary in its own way. This dinosaur is close to the size of a large dog and even looks cute at first glance. However, it can also be quite lethal.
Fans will remember it spitting out a tar-like venom at Dennis Nedri before it went into the killing. This dinosaur is definitely something fans don't want to see when they're alone in the park. Thankfully, scientists at Jurassic Park or Jurassic World didn't think to increase its size.
In the Sona Island Aviary in Jurassic Park III, a pterosaur by the river looks at the camera
These flying dinosaurs, in collaboration with alien dragons that also escaped from the aviary, wreaked havoc on Jurassic World as the park fell apart. In the third Jurassic Park movie, they also appeared in the sequence inside Isla Sorna's original aviary.
Not only are they large, with a huge beak almost like a sword, but they are both agile and very aggressive. They're on track for humanity, and when they see them, they're the cause of some of the most brutal moments in franchises to date.
On the island of Nubra in the Fallen Kingdom of Jurassic World, an Allosaurus escapes an exploding cloud of volcanic ash
Like velociraptors, Allosaurus was a carnivorous theropod dinosaur that hunted in droves, although they could only be seen in the movie by lonely people, and arguably didn't really see much movement.
Still, they were a terrifying dinosaur that was as deadly as their more well-known relatives. In the film, even in their primary form, they are larger than velociraptors, with intimidating claws and teeth.
Roaring ankylosaurs in Jurassic World
Known as the "Living Tank" in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, an ankylosaur is the heaviest armored dinosaur in the movie, with a thick scaled top and a powerful tail with a stick at the end of the tail that can be used for devastating effects.
With its strength and defense, it seems like a must-do for top positions, but its underside is still relatively unprotected, meaning they're in big trouble if they can flip successfully.
On the island of Nubra in the Fallen Kingdom of Jurassic World, a carnivorous dragon prepares to attack the exploding volcano behind it
Carnivorous oxeratops, as the name suggests, was another carnivorous dinosaur that almost resembled a small Tyrannosaurus rex. Although far less powerful, its abundance of sharp teeth and broad bites make it a concern for anyone who encounters it in the wild.
The demon horns on either side of its head are also intimidating, and in Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, it shows resistance to much heavier dinosaurs, even though it is mainly bullied by the larger Tyrannosaurus rex.
Spinosaurus is the featured dinosaur in Jurassic Park III, and while the film is definitely not considered one of the best movies in the series, its dinosaur stars are just as scary as they are.
Apparently, the third part wants to expand a bit, introducing a central dinosaur threat that is not a Tyrannosaurus rex. On the one hand, Spinosaurus was larger, with a large, intimidating spine on its back. It's definitely a scary dinosaur that can win a lot of battles (its victory over Tyrannosaurus hasn't been appreciated by fans), so it has to be on this list because of its poor response.
5.The Indoraptor
Jurassic World: The Indoraptor
As a smaller, more weapon-friendly version of the next entry on our list, indoraptor is clearly a creature designed to scare people, and its high level of intelligence may actually be its most dangerous quality.
Still, there's a lot of stuff about it that doesn't really make sense, and its bloodlust seems to overwhelm all of its logic and problem-solving abilities. In the end, it was cornered by a smaller velociraptor, and it had just recovered from a serious gunshot wound.
Both this creature and Indoraptor are at the top of the list as they are clearly the scariest and most powerful monsters in the series. However, since they are not real dinosaurs and are purely the result of genetic engineering, they are not at the top.
Jurassic World marketers and scientists wanted to make the attractions more terrifying with smarter, deadlier dinosaurs, so they created Indominus Rex. While it may have abilities that surpass its historical counterparts, such as the surprisingly underutilized camouflage abilities, some of them aren't as interesting as the real dinosaurs. Sometimes, making fancy dinosaurs isn't better.
Blue Velociraptor in Jurassic World
Velociraptors are the favorite dinosaurs of Jurassic Park fans. From the first movie to the last, velociraptors played an important and interesting role. They are smart, deadly, fast, and work together in droves.
In Jurassic Park: The Lost World, it's clear that velociraptors may be worse off than some of the larger carnivores. While the version created for the film was actually more based on dinosaurs (given their larger size), Jurassic Park World called them velociraptors.
2. Canglong
This aquatic dinosaur (well, it's actually a dragon) first appeared in the Jurassic World franchise. This marine beast is so huge that it feeds on sharks and effortlessly knocks out indominus Rex with incredible lunges proves that the dinosaur-era ocean was more terrifying than on land. Although the only marine animal on this list, it is definitely one of the most powerful. With its sheer size, it is awe-inspiring.
No other dinosaur can occupy the top spot on the list. While not the biggest carnivores, nor the fastest, no other dinosaur can match the excitement and fear of seeing a Tyrannosaurus rex in the first movie.
When fans were furious that Spinosaurus defeated this majestic creature, it did say something. While other dinosaurs may have surpassed the Tyrannosaurus Rex in terms of their original size, it will always be the most powerful and influential in the series.