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Rex had a company when he left his time: a Deinonychus that insists on coming with him through the time. Through the translator in his Dino Holder, Rex found out that its name was Claws. But when the kids had a great chat, Claws ran off and followed a boy! And more strangely, the boy said "Hey Claws, long time no see! It's been 5 years!" The kids watched in confusion. Could there be another Dino Master other than them and the Alpha Gang? Who is this kid? He isn't any older than them, but he seemed to experienced more! But it seems like Al knew something more than the rest of the Team...

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  • Dinosaur King: Adventure Revives
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  • Rex had a company when he left his time: a Deinonychus that insists on coming with him through the time. Through the translator in his Dino Holder, Rex found out that its name was Claws. But when the kids had a great chat, Claws ran off and followed a boy! And more strangely, the boy said "Hey Claws, long time no see! It's been 5 years!" The kids watched in confusion. Could there be another Dino Master other than them and the Alpha Gang? Who is this kid? He isn't any older than them, but he seemed to experienced more! But it seems like Al knew something more than the rest of the Team...
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  • Rex had a company when he left his time: a Deinonychus that insists on coming with him through the time. Through the translator in his Dino Holder, Rex found out that its name was Claws. But when the kids had a great chat, Claws ran off and followed a boy! And more strangely, the boy said "Hey Claws, long time no see! It's been 5 years!" The kids watched in confusion. Could there be another Dino Master other than them and the Alpha Gang? Who is this kid? He isn't any older than them, but he seemed to experienced more! Apparently the boy's nickname was Al. He was in Indonesia when the Card Eggs started appearing. He accidentally opened an Egg, containing a Deinonychus Card along with a new card -- a Special Move! Deinonychus came with a Death Sickle Card, a Special Move for Dromaeosaurids. Since then he decided to make his own dino holder with a gadget called Element Roller. The Dino Holder is equipped with flash-fast scanner that detects the Card's element and spins the Roller as an activator. If the Card's element is fire, then it will turn on an igniter, if it's wind the Roller opens a mini fan, if it's lightning the Roller opens two electric-charged poles, etc.. Now the D-Team had a new member. D for Delta -- the fourth letter that represents the four members of the Team! But there are things the Team still don't understand -- that a special mineral on earth is being hunted by another race of aliens, and the Dinosaur Cards are their natural indicator and guardian. And if these minerals ran out, the Earth is done -- literally! And this is what Dr. Z meant by "When they -- the mineral and the dinosaurs -- are gone off the surface of the Earth, then it's our LAST day of living!" Later, the whole D-Team uses a Dino Holder like Al's so they can summon different Dinosaurs with different elements -- and their hunt for the Special Cards also begins! Meanwhile, Al had another mission: the hunt for his kidnapped sister, Hime. Together, they hunted the dinosaurs to protect them from the Aliens that tried to destroy them, and helped Al in his specific mission. But it seems like Al knew something more than the rest of the Team...
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