there are three vivosaurs that are the strongest i would have to say that the strongest of the three is RAPTIN his positron beam is his special and it costs 250 hp points the second in the line is DINOMATION he also has a special move its death ray it costs exactly 200 hp points and the third in the strongest three is DUNA HER SPECIAL MOVE IS SAPPHIRE DOOM IT COSTS 250 HP POINTS YOU MUST GET 100 VIVOSAURS TO GET THESE THREE
This may not be the answer you were hoping to read, but there is no "single best vivosaur" It really depends on your strategy. There are thousands of Awesome combinations, some having advantages over others. A lot of people will tell you the t-rex is, but I find it highly overrated. I like it because it can take a LOT of damage, but i find it can't dish it out quite as well, plus its moves cost a lot of FP. My personal favorite? Guan. It gives significant attack boost, but if worst comes to worse, it can transform to t-rex, just in case. Hope this helped!
No but you can send fossils from fossil fighters to fossil fighters champions.
You can only get fossil fighters champions vivosaurs in fossil fighters champions! Is that simple enough for ya?
go to fossil fighters.com and go to mueseum
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No but you can use the fossil cannon to shoot FOSSILS (NOT vivosaurs) to champions from the original, not vice-versa.
There are lists of the dinosaurs in the video game Fossil Fighters but no mention of one with the rock smash capability.
I say yes, and some others might disagree.it is very adventurous and fun to play. It is action packed with excitement and addicting. You are a boy fossil fighter who raises dinosaurs from fossils and battles with them. I'd say fossil fighters is similar to Pokemon,but with dinosaurs.
probably but i would get one to see if it works
t rex works if you have 2
Yes! You can send fossils from fossil fighters to fossil fighters champions via the fossil cannon, located in Ribular town in Fossil Fighters Champions.
A fire type is a element - strongest against earth - weakest against water