Our Jurassic toy shelves are already looking quite crowded as we head into 2021, with a dizzying amount of great-looking toys from Mattel already revealed. Netflix’s animated series Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous is no doubt a big part of this latest merchandise push, as it continues to gain popularity after Season 2’s debut last month. With that being said, today’s huge (pun intended) toy news makes perfect sense: Carnotaurus “Toro”, one of the named dinosaur characters from the series, is joining Mattel’s Super Colossal line-up later this year! And like the Indominus Rex before it, this super-sized version looks absolutely incredible in these first official images.
Because of their larger size, the detail that Mattel is able to put into the Super Colossal sculpts has continued to improve since T-rex was first released in 2018. Velociraptor Blue took that detail up a notch in 2019, and last year’s Indominus was a nearly perfect recreation of the dinosaur design we see on screen. 2021’s Super Colossal “Toro” looks to do the same, with an all-new sculpt that differs from the 3.75″ mainline Carnotaurus toys in not just detail, but posture and proportions as well. The entire length of the body features realistic pebbly skin plus countless, small spines or spurs that are signature on this species. A longer tail on the Super Colossal Carnotaurus is a welcome improvement but smaller versions of the toy as well. But the face/head is the real star of the show, with Toro and her scar looking better than ever! Concerning the color scheme, it is a little lighter in these photos than what we see on-screen in Camp Cretaceous—thought that could be adjusted in the final production version of the figure.
Super Colossal Carnotaurus “Toro” may be one of these most exciting releases to join Mattel’s large figure assortment yet, as the species has long been a Jurassic fan-favorite even before it’s appearance in 2018’s Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. While plans can change, this existing release is expected to start showing up in store and online later this summer with an expecting retail range of $50-55 USD. We can’t wait to get our hands on this one, and to see what’s next from Mattel. What would you like to see next in the Super Colossal range? Let us know in the comments below!
I want you to send me that super colossal Carnotaurus Toro
i really like the detail in this COLOSSAL figure. toro was one of my favorite dinos from camp cretaceous and that’s why i have the control n’ conquer version. one of the perks on this figure that kids will enjoy is how it eats and poops out the mini figures.
who can go wrong with carnotaurus? as the Meat-eating bull, it is well known for its horns. However, It has only appeared in media once; that being JW: FK. but that was before Toro. From Camp Cretaceous, he is a Carno that has a signature scrape on his nose from a paddock fence. He has become a popular dinosaur relating to JW media ever since Kenji provided a name. so, it comes across as no surprise that it has a Super Colossal figure to accompany his Control n’ Conquer figure. It appears that they have managed to mold his scrape, which is far better than just painting a red stripe down his nose. he also looks like this is Toro before he got his burns in the tunnel, as he is more rusty than brown, unlike his Control n’ Conquer version. And, being a Super Colossal fig, he probably will be able to eat up the campers and possibly some toast as well (you will get that reference if you watch TheGamingBeaver). As I’m not an owner of the Super Colossal subline, I probably won’t pick up this figure due to how tiny in celebrity status he is when compared to the likes of the T. Rex, but I can assure you that many kids and collectors alike will enjoy this toy for a long time.
Super colossal SPINOSAUROUS PLEASE!!!!
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This toy looks awesome. It will go along perfectly with my Control and Conquer Toro.
Hi Tim
The carnotaurus where i can find this please?thanks!
he’s not out yet, but he’ll possibly arrive later down the year, my guess is may-august.
Hello
The carnotaurus where i can found this toy.
just a correction: toro’s a male, mattel has confirmed this in some..things, also in a drawing pad for toro, referrs to the carno as “him”, its also said masrani bred male dinos for controlled breeding, like in zoo’s today.
I’ve been wanting to collect the Super Colossals for a long time but didn’t have the space for them – it was hard enough finding space for the original Rex, the Brachio, and my 2014 Jakks Godzilla figure! Fortunately some early spring cleaning helped make space and last week I added the Indominus and Blue to the collection (I even managed to snag Blue for under $30, thanks to a shockingly deep discount on Amazon Warehouse!) Next order of business: finding room for Toro…
Maybe make some room if your gonna get the legacy collection apatosaurus toy coming soon.