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Daplokarus is a majestic sauropod resembling a brachiosaurid that lives on the planet [[Oria V]]. Daplokarus was first shown in the [[No Man's Sky E3 Gameplay Trailer]]. There appears to be two forms of Daplokarus, one with Stegosaurus-like plates on its back (seen wading in the water), and one without (seen walking on land). |
Daplokarus is a majestic sauropod resembling a brachiosaurid that lives on the planet [[Oria V]]. Daplokarus was first shown in the [[No Man's Sky E3 Gameplay Trailer]]. There appears to be two forms of Daplokarus, one with Stegosaurus-like plates on its back (seen wading in the water), and one without (seen walking on land). |
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The plated one, however, could actually be another species entirely. |
The plated one, however, could actually be another species entirely. |
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==Notes== |
==Notes== |
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Revision as of 12:40, 30 September 2017
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The subject of this article is from a pre-release seed. The information on this page cannot be found in the released game.
The information from this article is kept for historical purposes and should not be further categorized. |
The information from this article is kept for historical purposes and should not be further categorized.
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| Planet | Oria V |
| Discovered by | HELLOGAMES - SEAN |
| Updated | Pre-release |
Daplokarus is a creature teased in the E3 announcement trailer but one that has yet to be reported as an actual discovery post-release.
Summary
Daplokarus is a majestic sauropod resembling a brachiosaurid that lives on the planet Oria V. Daplokarus was first shown in the No Man's Sky E3 Gameplay Trailer. There appears to be two forms of Daplokarus, one with Stegosaurus-like plates on its back (seen wading in the water), and one without (seen walking on land). The plated one, however, could actually be another species entirely.
Daplokarus appears to be an pre-release example of the rare Rangifae genus of fauna.
Notes
Non-violent
Omnivorous
Discovered by
Gallery
Daplokarus when discovered.
Possibly Daplokarus or another species entirely.
