Killing Bites - Vol. 15 Ch. 73 - "Many Fine Pieces Have Been Placed on the Board Haven't They?"

[MangaDex]

 

[vannn]

Nothing happened

 

[dorjjj]

everyone is a dino now

 

[Hounder]

Poor Rabbit...

 

[agtra]

Dinos, Dinos everywhere

 

[Miikaaeeel]

Jurassic bites

 

[Nolonar]

"There will be no mercy given to weaklings!"

Dude, take a shower...

 

[mireaderc]

Killing Bites: The Lost World

 

[Bootybug]

What next, tardigrade and amoebas?

 

[lionfromnorth]

So she was a dinosaur...

 

[Zhou]

That elephant design looks so dumb.

 

[pihip]

I'm sorry but even after the reveal I can't take Koyomi seriously, it takes a certain skill to do "killer rabbit"-type characters well.

 

[ValidX]

@Zhou yeah it looks real retarded

 

[Werebearguy]

Deinosuchus > Deinonyuchus. Prehistoric chicken is just not as intimidating as that large as hell crocodile, but I already know that the raptor will probably be more of a threat anyway. I'm counting the days until giant croc gets disemboweled or killed in the most inglorious way, just like the previous crocodile. At least the author saw fit to make deinonychus have a mostly-feathered body, and didn't just lazily make a Jurassic Park raptor.

 

[codetaku]

What next, tardigrade and amoebas?

Amoebas are out because they're not animals. There are ameboid cells *in* animals, but amoeboids as organisms cannot be classified as animals.

However, tardigrades would be interesting.

Currently, there have been no animals in Killing Bytes outside of the phylum Cordata. Mammals, birds, fish, and lizards are all Cordates. As noted in the series itself, the further away an animal is from a human, the rarer/more difficult it is to hybridize a human with that species. This is why birds are rare. Presumably, fish are also rare (we've only seen one shark). But all of the animals seen so far have had some type of spinal cord, in common.

We've seen no arthropods yet, for instance, such as an insect or a crab. But if we ever did see such a hybrid in Killing Bites, then yes, it would open up the possibility for yet other phyla to emerge, including tardigrades.

And if a tardigrade hybrid really was made, well, it'd basically be invincible. It wouldn't have much offensive capability, but killing one would be nigh-impossible, so it could wear out any enemy eventually.

 

[OsoJr]

That elephant transformation kinda cool. The arms looked kinda weird but also could look like big ass bell sleeves, but the head def looks pretty cool for a transformation because it doesn't look like a transformation but just a head piece. Also, seeing them starting to somehow involve prehistoric creatures, I wonder how prehistoric they would get. Like, would they include prehistoric insects? Or even sea mammals at the time. Though, not like they've ever even included a Blue Whale, the largest living mammal in existence thus far, so I don't know how big they can get with the animals.

 

[Kazuraki]

Oh boy, she was a Dromaeosaur

 

[Riger]

So she was a dinosaur, huh? I was actually hoping she was a shrew. I honestly can't think of anything that would win against a shrew the same size. They're freaking SAVAGE. And some are venomous with paralytic bites.

 

[Kipsta]

I don't think Dinos are way better than current animals.😤

 

[sdarkpaladin]

This manga has become "this happened once, therefore it will happen again"...

Also, IIRC the Deinonychus needs its pack like how a Wolf needs its pack to have its strength multiplied. Then again, the main character is a beagle now...