God of Thunder
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God of Thunder
Sketch commission for uncertaindevilsaur

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If anyone is wondering, yes, I’m still around and still drawing—I’m finally back to sketching at the museum again and am really enjoying the routine. At the same time, I’m having a strange time trying to balance lots of work and the reality of living in a country that keeps beating its own personal record of inexcusable evil. It’s hard to hope for more or less than our utter collapse. Hasn’t left much brain space for social media updates, but I’m going to try to post again occasionally as I do have a handful of new drawings stashed away.
Megacerops, an ancient horse relative, from a sculpture at the American Museum of Natural History.
daily vivosaur 47
Genus: megacerops
a mammal with a unique y shaped horn above its nose, this fast growing vivosaur suffers from low hp but when paired with the right team learns a skill that can poison all enemies
[ Brontoth ]
" A fast-growing vivosaur with low LP, Brontoth shows its true potential when teamed with Arsith and Elasmoth—where it gains a team skill that poisons all enemies. "

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Megacerops
(temporal range: 38-33.9 mio. years ago)
Another #paleostream sketch
Bronotheres and underrated creatures, look how goofy Megacerops for example is in frontal view.