This is Girlfriend from Friday night Funkin, She has become a blueberry, and her expression is calm and unbothered, and she found a gum on the speaker, she chews it, and she becomes a blueberry.

This is Major Kernel. and, it's captain buckets main rival, and his relationship, is with sunflower, and he is ready for battle with captain bucket. which, it would spawn peashooters, sunflowers, melon pults, and tall-nuts. and, he is an kernel pult.

This is Captain Bucket, and he is an Buckethead Flag Zombie, he is ready for battle for major kernel, and he sends out conehead zombies, browncoats, catapult zombies, all stars, and gargantuars. and the background is on the rooftop, and, his relationship is night cap, which it's an character from battle for neighborville. and his main rival is major kernel.

This is Blueberry Guard, which, he is an squid game character known as the pink soldier, he chewed some gum, and he turns blue and becomes an big blueberry, and he is worried that he will pop, but, then, he is now stopped inflating.

Pygocentrus nattereri or otherwise called as "The Original Piranha" is an ancient piranha in the film Piranha 3d, he was declared extinct in over 2 million years ago, but came back by an rift in the subterranean lake, and they are cannibals, because they eat there own kind, and they are aggressive.

Beelzebufo (Fly Lord Toad, named after the Semitic deity that was eventually considered a demon, "Beelzebub", whose name translates to "Lord of the Flies") is a genus of giant hyloid frog that lived in the Maevarano and Berivotra Formations of the Mahajanga Province (known as "Majunga" in French) in northwest Madagascar, 70 – 66 million years ago, during the Maastrichtian Stage of the Late Cretaceous Period. It was the size of a small dog, a fearsome hunter with an appearance to match. It had armored skull bones and armored backbone, heavily reinforced, and big, strong jaws. Beelzebufo had an especially powerful bite. It would have been able to grab and subdue and kill even relatively large prey up to the size of baby dinosaurs.

Prognathodon (Forejaw Tooth), simply referred to as "a huge mosasaur" on the show, is a genus of mosasaur that lived 83.6 – 66 million years ago, from the Campanian to the Maastrichtian Stage of the Late Cretaceous Period, during the Campanian and Maastrichtian stage of the Late Cretaceous Period. While it is known from North America, Africa, Europe, the Middle East, and even New Zealand, the segment depicting it takes place somewhere in Southern Europe during the Maastrichtian stage of the Late Cretaceous Period, with the setting, along with its large size, indicating that it may be P. giganteus of Belgium or P. saturator of the Netherlands, with both being known from fossils dated to the Maastrichtian stage, 72 - 66 million years ago. The oceans were dominated not by dinosaurs, but by marine reptiles. The largest were mosasaurs. These giant marine lizards could reach 50 feet in length, and weigh 15 tonnes. The mouth of a river in southern Europe, 66 million years ago. In the aftermath of a tropical storm, debris is drifting downstream. And amongst the wreckage, rafts of wreckage ripped from the land. For a weary pterosaur, this one may be a welcome place to rest. But it's far from safe...

Deinocheirus (Terrible Hand) is a genus of ornithomimosaurian theropod dinosaur that lived in the Nemegt Formation of the Ömnögovi Province, an area in the northwest region of the Gobi Desert in southern Mongolia, 70 million years ago, during the Maastrichtian Stage of the Late Cretaceous Period. Named after massive front limbs discovered in 1965 (one of the longest forearms among bipedal dinosaurs, spanning 2.4 meters or 8 feet in length), Deinocheirus remained an enigma for 49 years until its unusual nature was finally made clearer when two more complete specimens were described in 2014. In parts of Central Asia, heavy seasonal rains fill the rivers until eventually, they overflow their banks. The surrounding plains are flooded. Deinocheirus. It's even taller than T. rex, and its massive duck-billed snout is very effective in gathering water plants.

Zalmoxes (named after the Thracian deity "Zalmoxis", whose supposed resurrection is likened to the excavation of this dinosaur's remains) is a genus of rhabdodontid ornithopod dinosaur that lived on Hațeg Island, an area which would eventually become a basin within modern-day Romania, 70 – 66 million years ago, during the Maastrichtian Stage of the Late Cretaceous Period. Zalmoxes was a fairly small animal, with the type species Z. robustus growing to a maximum length of 2.5 meters (8 feet, 3 inches), and weighed no more than 45 kilograms (100 pounds). As indicated by its species name, "robustus", Zalmoxes has a stout body that is more heavily-built than its relatives. Like most of the inhabitants of Hațeg Island, Zalmoxes is believed to be subjected to insular dwarfism. However, as brought up by Dr. Darren Naish, lead consultant of Prehistoric Planet, it is possible that Zalmoxes simply inherited the standard diminutive size of its ancestors, with its status as a dwarf being questioned since at least 2005; instead of evolving a shrunken body size in response to its island habitat, Zalmoxes may have instead relied on growing slowly for an extended period of time, as indicated by analysis of its bones. A 2012 study also concluded that rhabdodontids really were small to begin with, and that some species like Rhabdodon itself actually attained their larger sizes due to gigantism

Carnotaurus, usually interpreted as "Meat-eating Bull") is a genus of abelisaurid theropod dinosaur that served as the apex predator of the La Colonia Formation, Chubut Province, Argentina, 72 – 66 million years ago, during the Maastrichtian Stage of the Late Cretaceous Period. Despite only being known from a single specimen discovered in 1984, it is one of the most well-known dinosaurs of the Southern Hemisphere, given its well-preserved skeleton and extensive skin impressions. As with many members of its family, Carnotaurus bears intimidating bony projections on its skull, with the animal having been named after the prominent pair of horns over its eyes. Carnotaurus is one of the largest abelisaurids, with a height of 3.66 meters (12 feet), a length of 7.5 - 8 meters (24 - 26 feet), and a mass of 1.3 - 2.1 metric tons (1.5 - 2.3 short tons), with only Pycnonemosaurus nevesi (Dense Forest Lizard) of Brazil surpassing it with a length of approximately 9 meters (30 feet) and a mass of around 3.6 metric tons (4 short tons). Overall, Carnotaurus ranks among the largest South American land carnivores following the extinction of spinosaurids and carcharodontosaurids around 20 million years prior, being surpassed in size only by the aforementioned Pycnonemosaurus and Maip macrothorax (named after "the shadow of death [that] kills with cold wind" in Aónikenk mythology, and the animal's own large chest), a megaraptorid theropod that, at 9 - 10 meters (30 - 33 feet) long, exceeded even Pycnonemosaurus.

Cameroceras ("chambered horn") is a genus of orthoconic nautiloid from the Ordovician Period. Abundant in seas worldwide until the Early Silurian, it was a large apex predator and an early member of the cephalopod class that preyed upon most of the animals in its habitat. Although successful for millions of years and growing to immense sizes, the large nautiloids were hit particularly hard by the Late Ordovician mass extinction and never recovered. Cameroceras had a long, straight shell consisting of several chambers, the largest of which held the animal itself. These chambers were filled with gas, and by adjusting the levels, they could change their buoyancy by either floating upwards or sinking deeper.[1] Like other cephalopods, its primary weapons were its prehensile tentacles, used to grasp and manipulate creatures like trilobites while using a hard parrot-like beak and radula (an anatomical structure in molluscs similar to a tongue) to crush shells and rasp out soft tissue from within them. In the past, it was thought that orthocones swam horizontally like squid and cuttlefish.[2] Now, studies and 3D-printed replicas have shown that they maintained a vertical shell orientation while suspended in the water column.[3] The largest fossil Cameroceras shell has been measured at 2 meters (6.6 feet) in length.[4]

This is zunflower, in the legend of zunflower, which it's my first ever pvz talkie, which after you encountered a lonely sunflower, she started to take over you're body with plant veins, which you're an zombie, enjoy.

Trilobites were successful marine arthropods that lived in ancient oceans for roughly 270 million years from the early Cambrian to the end of the Permian period. Timeline and ExistenceTime Span: Appeared about 521–538 million years ago and went extinct during the Permian mass extinction ("Great Dying") about 252 million years ago.Status: Completely extinct; no living trilobites exist today, though distant relatives like horseshoe crabs and other arthropods survive. Habitat and Behavior. Environment: Exclusively lived in marine habitats, ranging from shallow coastal waters to deep, dark ocean floors. Behavior: Acted as predators, scavengers, filter feeders, and bottom-crawlers. Some species burrowed into sediment or swam in the water column. Anatomy & Growth: Featured a hard exoskeleton divided into three longitudinal lobes. They grew by molting (shedding their shells), which left behind many fossils.

This is Sabertooth Salmon life, you're an sabertooth salmon, an miocene fish, that lives in the Cenozoic, and he is 2.4 to 2.7 meters (7.9 to 9 feet) and weighing up to 177 to 200+ kilograms (390 to 440+ pounds). Enjoy!

This is an Blueberry Girl on the beach, which, her skin is blue and can't move now, and her cheeks were full of juice, and his limbs are pretty useless and moving there hands and feet are useful.

This is full Mr summers, he chewed some blueberry gum and he becomes an full blueberry, and he can barely waddle and his hands and feet are seen and his limbs were inflated and goes inside the body and his cheeks is muffled so can't talk, but just muffled sounds.

The Large Cameramen are the larger forces of the Cameramen affiliated with The Alliance. They are much larger than the Normal Cameramen, with more combative capabilities, but not as tank-focused as the Large Speakermen, as their strengths come from them being a good support unit on the battlefield by carrying heavy weaponry, which is impossible to be used by Normal Cameramen. They are also very large, allowing them to crush smaller Skibidi Toilets with ease and shrug off about multiple Skibidi Toilets on their own. As the name implies, the Large Cameramen are notably taller and larger than their fellow Normal Cameramen. They usually wear a light, whiteish cream shirt hidden beneath a dark blackish brown coat, worn alongside a pair of dark, blackish brown pants only complete with a pair of dark blackish brown gloves, as well as a pair of dark blackish brown shoes, and a light blackish brown tie. However, the color of their clothing occasionally differs from one to another. This would be best seen in Episode 43. (And he will not attack you, while your an cameraman.)

Xiphactinus (Sword Ray), also known as the "X-fish", is a genus of giant predatory marine bony fish that lived in oceans all over the world 100.5 – 66 million years ago, from the Cenomanian to the Maastrichtian Stage of the Late Cretaceous Period. Prehistoric Planet depicts the type species, Xiphactinus audax, which succeeded the earlier, smaller Xiphactinus vetus. The largest known bony fish of the Late Cretaceous Period, Xiphactinus resembles a massive, fanged tarpon, reaching over 5 - 6 meters (16 - 20 feet) in length and 1.3 - 1.43 metric tons (1.43 - 1.58 short tons) in mass. It had a large mouth, fittingly large teeth, and large nostrils for easily detecting the scent of prey in the ocean. With all these in mind, Xiphactinus is reasonably believed to be an endothermic or mesothermic animal (that is also possibly poikilothermic), able to maintain a core body temperature higher than its surroundings with the help of its large size (gigantothermy), giving it the energy to speed up for short periods of time to pursue or ambush prey. This can be seen in the second segment of Oceans, where several Xiphactinus are able to grab and devour several Hesperornis. Given their size and metabolic differences, however, the birds (which are "warm-blooded" to a greater degree) proved to be more agile than the predators, allowing those not caught off-guard by the sudden attacks to escape the voracious hunters. The most commonly-stated speed estimate for Xiphactinus is 60 kilometers (37.3 miles) per hour.

Olorotitan (Swan Titan) is a genus of lambeosaurine hadrosaurid dinosaur that lived in the Udurchukan Formation of the Amur Oblast in Far East Russia, 72 – 66 million years ago, during the Maastrichtian Stage of the Late Cretaceous Period. Named for its swan-like neck, longer than those of other hadrosaurs (it has 18 neck vertebrae as opposed to the supposed maximum of 15 for hadrosaurs), Olorotitan is distinguished by its hatchet-shaped hollow crest, unique compared to the crests of its North American relatives. Otherwise, much like other hadrosaurs, Olorotitan possessed a battery of teeth to mash up food, while its crest, formed out of the bones containing the nasal passages, was also used as a striking display feature and as a means to amplify the animal's vocalizations. It was a large animal, 3.5 meters (11 feet) tall, 8 meters (26 feet) long, and weighed 2.6 – 3.4 metric tons (2.9 – 3.7 short tons). Olorotitan is depicted as being willing to risk a yearly journey through hazardous volcanic environments to take advantage of the area's geothermal heating, warm enough to properly incubate their eggs (which they lay and bury in elevated mounds), fertile enough to grow horsetails more nutritious than the best of grass.