Compsognathus

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Compsognathus
Compsognathus Evolutions
General
Location	Island
Rarity	Legendary
Class	Carnivore
Animation Set	Flock
Incubation Time	3 days 3 hrs
Hybrid(s)	None
Lvl 40 Stats
Health	1379
Damage	527
Coins Per Minute	563
Economy
Market Price	4000
Sell Price (Lvl 1)	2000

About Compsognathus

Compsognathus (/kɒmpˈsɒɡnəθəs/; Greek kompsos/κομψός; "elegant", "refined" or "dainty", and gnathos/γνάθος; "jaw") is a genus of small, bipedal, carnivorous theropod dinosaur. Members of its single species Compsognathus longipes could grow to around the size of a turkey. They lived about 150 million years ago, during the Tithonian age of the late Jurassic period, in what is now Europe. Paleontologists have found two well-preserved fossils, one in Germany in the 1850s and the second in France more than a century later. Today, C. longipes is the only recognized species, although the larger specimen discovered in France in the 1970s was once thought to belong to a separate species and named C. corallestris.

Many presentations still describe Compsognathus as "chicken-sized" dinosaurs because of the size of the German specimen, which is now believed to be a juvenile. Compsognathus longipes is one of the few dinosaur species whose diet is known with certainty: the remains of small, agile lizards are preserved in the bellies of both specimens. Teeth discovered in Portugal may be further fossil remains of the genus.

Although not recognized as such at the time of its discovery, Compsognathus is the first theropod dinosaur known from a reasonably complete fossil skeleton. Until the 1990s, it was the smallest-known non-avialan dinosaur, with the preceding centuries incorrectly labelling them as the closest relative of Archaeopteryx.

In Game

Stat wise, Compsognathus is the second worst of all the regular legendary jurassics. It has very low health and very mediocre attack, only being better than Suchomimus. Funnily enough, it's also the most expensive one, costing 4000 DNA. So overall, theoretically it would be one of the worst investments the player could make in the game, as anything else in its rarity outclasses it severely, while also costing less DNA. So on paper it shouldn't serve much more purpose than that of a collector creature.

That couldn't be a further cry from the truth however. In battle, it currently is far superior to any other creature in its league. In fact, if played well enough, it can be on par with late-end game creatures. First of all, it has 3 hp bars, one of each member of the flock, which means you have to kill all 3 members separately in order to fully defeat a single unit. The only way to effectively target all members at once is by receiving a 7 or above attack, turning it nearly invincible for 3 turns, giving lots of time for the player to not only set up for action points but to also possibly go for multiple big attacks before fully fainting. As if that wasn't enough, it also has the chance to regenerate a member when you swap into it. So if the player is using multiple compies, they can constantly swap into the other, making the match even harder and longer for any unfortunate opponent. It is generally suggested the player uses it as a middle or last creature, as it is slightly more vulnerable as a starter creature, but that can easily be navigated around. However, it's so versatile it could easily be used in any way the player wishes. Because of the reasons stated, there isn't a very reliable way to counter them. Having that said, the best thing that the player can do apart from having an amphibian (or a creature from any other class at that) of higher rarity is taking advantage of its relatively low attack by grinding for extra action points. Once there are enough, a 7 or 8 attack can be used to target all members at once and kill it. Depending on the creature, a 7 attack might be preferable, as the last action point can be used as a reserve for an extra one next turn, since after defeating it, the creature the player used will be extremely vulnerable to anything the opponent might have and most likely faint as well.

While in theory it's one of the worst creatures the player can work towards, especially for the price. Its flock mechanics make it one of the most formidable assets the game has to offer, completely decimating any other creature that is within its rarity with relative ease and if played correctly, it has the potential to be used alongside and against some of the best creatures currently in it and still fair very well. So it is more than recommended the player works on it, as it is simply spectacular in battle, while also making a cool addition to anyone's park anyways. Even with it being the most expensive out of all the regular legendary jurassics, it still manages to be more worth it than any other creature in its rarity, unless the player plans on working on bigger projects, such as hybrids and super-hybrids. It could be obtained through its dedicated battle pass and stil can through several Card Packs that contain it.

Evolution Table

Stage	Rewards				Facts	Appearance
1	None	2880	None	None	At approximately 125 centimeters long, the Compsognathus is one of the smaller dinosaurs currently known.
2	None	24440	None	None	Experts were able to confirm the Compsognathus was a carnivore when a small lizard was found inside the dinosaur remains!
3	100	112000	None	None	The Compsognathus have digitigrade feet, meaning they would balance on their toes rather than their feet.
4	100	473360	320	None	The Compsognathus have particularly large eyes, suggesting it was a visually orientated predator. It likely would have needed quick reflexes to prevent prey from escaping.

Creature Stats

Level	Food Cost	Coins Per 2 hours	Health	Attack
1	2880	212	249	95
2	5680	423	263	100
3	8560	634	276	106
4	11360	845	290	111
5	14240	1056	304	116
6	17040	1268	318	121
7	19920	1479	332	127
8	22720	1690	346	132
9	25600	1901	359	137
10	Evolve 70 / 2 hrs	2112	373	143
11	24440	4647	484	185
12	26680	5069	501	191
13	28920	5492	518	198
14	31080	5914	536	205
15	33280	6336	553	211
16	35520	6759	570	218
17	37760	7181	588	224
18	39960	7604	605	231
19	42200	8026	622	238
20	Evolve 80 / 4 hrs	8448	639	244
21	112000	17741	788	301
22	117200	18586	809	309
23	122760	19431	829	317
24	127920	20276	850	325
25	133360	21120	871	333
26	138600	21965	892	341
27	143960	22810	912	348
28	149240	23655	933	356
29	154600	24500	954	364
30	Evolve 90 / 8 hrs	25344	975	372
31	473360	52378	1161	444
32	488280	54068	1185	453
33	504040	55757	1210	462
34	519040	57447	1234	471
35	534480	59136	1258	480
36	549480	60826	1282	490
37	565000	62516	1306	499
38	580000	64205	1331	508
39	595320	65895	1355	517
40	Max Level	67584	1379	527

Packs that Contain Compsognathus

• Compsognathus Trapping Pack

Trivia

• Compsognathus was released on March 17, 2023 and it is the first creature to be a flock, alongside the Dodo, which is currently unreleased.

Gallery

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  A Victorious Compsognathus

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  A Defeated Compsognathus

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  Compsognathus Lvl 10 Icon

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  Compsognathus Lvl 20 Icon

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  Compsognathus Lvl 30 Icon

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  Compsognathus Lvl 40 Icon

Videos

• COMPY'S UNLOCKED AND ARE AMAZING!!! - Jurassic World - The Game - Ep536 HD
• COMPSOGNATHUS X3 MAX LEVEL 40. FEEDING & BATTLE VS COMPSOGNATHUS X2 - Jurassic World The Game
• COMPSOGNATHUS ALL ANIMATION - Jurassic World The Game
• NEW COMPSOGNATHUS UNLOCKED MAX LEVEL 40 FIRSTLOOK PVP BATTLES!!! Jurassic World The Game
• NEW COMPSOGNATHUS IN BATTLE, FLOCK FIGHTING GUILD, COMPY LEVEL 40 - Jurassic World The Game Hoorikz