Jurassic World Roar Strikers Sinoceratops

Iv only giving this 4 star purely as the app and scan thing to learn about the dinousours doesn’t work properly I have tried with a few different ones now and it just doesn’t want to do anything just chucks me off,Other than that the toy itself is well made the noises and sounds is all I hear from them all now as my 9year old has a few different ones and loves them all! Proper gets into playing with them and using his imagination rather than computers etc, it’s great,Would highly reccomend

This Sinoceratops dinosaur has become my paleontology-obsessed kindergartner’s new favorite toy. It has some nice roars which she loves, but it has some additional features that make it an especially good dinosaur toy. Because the legs can actually be moved, this ceratopsian is somewhat posable and is capable of all kinds of adventures it otherwise would be too stiff to fully partake in! It can extend its legs as if running, or climbing. It can kind of actually lay down, which means that often it gets tucked into makeshift “beds” to sleep. On longer car rides my child has fallen asleep holding it in her lap in her car seat. I appreciate that its expression is neutral, not ferocious or angry looking, so it is like a blank slate for any emotion my kid ascribes to it ... MoreThis Sinoceratops dinosaur has become my paleontology-obsessed kindergartner’s new favorite toy. It has some nice roars which she loves, but it has some additional features that make it an especially good dinosaur toy. Because the legs can actually be moved, this ceratopsian is somewhat posable and is capable of all kinds of adventures it otherwise would be too stiff to fully partake in! It can extend its legs as if running, or climbing. It can kind of actually lay down, which means that often it gets tucked into makeshift “beds” to sleep. On longer car rides my child has fallen asleep holding it in her lap in her car seat. I appreciate that its expression is neutral, not ferocious or angry looking, so it is like a blank slate for any emotion my kid ascribes to it in play. It comes with her in the car, it comes outside to play with her, it sometimes hangs out on the table while she eats, but of course I had to draw the line at the bath because I’m pretty sure it would not be a roaring dinosaur anymore if it went swimming in real water. It is a bit bigger than a lot of her other cheaper plastic molded dinosaurs. The tail comes separately in the packaging but is easy to snap into place. All in all, it’s very high-quality. My kid is enough of a dinosaur purist that no, we don’t get to call this one Triceratops. It is a Sinoceratops. She will correct us if we call it the wrong thing. Not many toys of this fairly newly discovered dinosaur have been made, so I’m glad that this is such a good one! It is getting a lot of love in this house!

There was immediate excitement when my son received this toy. He has a good sized dinosaur collection already, but nothing from Jurassic Park. He’s just getting old enough to watch the movies and so the timing is great. He likes the growling sounds that it makes when you raise its head up and down and that it’s size makes it compatible with many other dinosaur toys on the market. He also likes the way the legs move (many dinosaur toys don’t have movable limbs) and how that makes this dinosaur more fun to play with. As a parent, I like that it is sturdy and durable.