#paprin

Brontosaurus is the extinct genus of herbivorous sauropod dinosaur that lived in present-day United States during the Late Jurassic period. The third species of Brontosaurus is Brontosaurus yahnahpin (yahnahpin-wearing deceptive lizard), and it was described by American paleontologists James Filla and Pat Redman in 1994.

“ I don't know what to do, and my son is my horse?! ”

– Loki tells to Odin and Frigga before both laugh at him

Sleipnir is a male individual of the mutated horse is the adopted son of Loki, Angrboda, and Odin, and the adopted brother of Fenrir, Narfi, Vali, Hela, and Jormungandr.

Sleipnir was first introduced in Worldcraft series set in 31st century, and later in Seven Code Talkers series set in the early 21st century, the 2000s.

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Etymology

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Physical Appearance

Sleipnir is a mutant horse who is regarded as Odin's best stallion, having previously served Angrboda. Sleipnir's basic skin color is gray with white rime patterns and black stocking patterns; he now has eight legs; his mane is sleek and black; and the hair on his tail is incredibly long and cannot be tripped.

The Nibelsnarf (Arenatalposaurus obscura) is a Leviathan introduced in Monster Hunter Portable 3rd and it is introduced in Thalath Lakoduna, No Way to Seaway, Weather Dragons, Two Lights, Worldcraft, and Rescris as part of Rapunzel's Tangled Adventure sequels.

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