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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' foe Stegron the Dinosaur Man's goal is to resurrect the dinosaurs. One of the weapons he has used to do this is a 'retro regeneration ray' that allowed him to animate fossilized dinosaurs.
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'' foe ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': Stegron the Dinosaur Man's goal is to resurrect the dinosaurs. One of the weapons he has used to do this is a 'retro regeneration ray' that allowed him to animate fossilized dinosaurs.
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* ''Literature/TheImmortals'': In ''Emperor Mage'', Daine discovers the ability to animate the dead by accidentally doing so with a couple of prehistoric fossils. [[spoiler:At the climax, she revives the entire royal gallery of dinosaur fossils to rampage around the palace. As she notes, they're immune to any conventional weapons and require very powerful spells to disintegrate, making them essentially unstoppable.]]
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* ''Literature/TheImmortals'': In ''Emperor Mage'', the Graveyard Hag gives Daine discovers the ability to animate the dead by accidentally doing so with a couple touch, leading to some PowerIncontinence that's quite distressing for her. It even works on an archaeopteryx fossil, causing the bones to pull free of prehistoric fossils. their slab, reassemble, and start flying around. The Hag ''wanted'' her to raise humans, but Daine was very against that. [[spoiler:At the climax, she revives the entire royal gallery of dinosaur fossils, believing that if the human dead get up and walk the streets, within a few months people will forget and see it as a bad dream, but if fossils to rampage around destroy the palace. palace that's some real damage that will at the least force the Empire to commit to rebuilding and recouping rather than going to war against anyone. As she notes, they're immune to any conventional weapons weapons, don't feel pain as living animals do, and require very powerful spells to disintegrate, making them essentially unstoppable.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/ElTigreTheAdventuresOfMannyRivera'': In one episode, Sartana uses her necromancy to reanimate three fossils, including a theropod, a pterosaur, and a chimera of various prehistoric animal parts. El Tigre tries to destroy them with his claws, but since these skeletal monsters are made of stones that superficially resemble bones, they prove to be much sturdier than the usual Skeleton Bandito he's used to.
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* ''WesternAnimation/ElTigreTheAdventuresOfMannyRivera'': In one episode, Sartana uses her necromancy to reanimate three fossils, including a theropod, a pterosaur, and a chimera of various prehistoric animal parts. El Tigre tries to destroy them with his claws, but since these skeletal monsters are made of stones that superficially resemble bones, [[EliteMooks they prove to be much sturdier than the usual Skeleton Bandito he's used to.to]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/ElTigreTheAdventuresOfMannyRivera'': In one episode, Sartana uses her necromancy to reanimate three fossils, including a theropod, a pterosaur, and a chimera of various prehistoric animal parts. El Tigre tries to destroy them with his claws, but since these skeletal monsters are made of stones that superficially resemble bones, they prove to be much sturdier than the usual Skeleton Bandito he's used to.
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ComicStrip/TheFarSide: One strip had a presumably malevolent skeleton on a movie screen, titled ''It Came From Olduvai'', captioned "Anthro Horror Films."
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* ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' has [[https://digimon.fandom.com/wiki/SkullGreymon SkullGreymon]], a dark digievolution of Agumon (also based on Ceratosaurus as its other digivolution) made emphasis on fighting to the point of becoming a Digimon with nothing but exposed bones. First appeared in the [[VirtualPet Digital Monster Ver. 2]] and later (and most known) in ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'' as a dark version of Taichi's Agumon who almost lost control and destroy everything, as well appearing in [[Anime/DigimonAdventure02 the anime sequel]] and other Digimon media, always as a menace to the DigiWorld.
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* ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' has [[https://digimon.fandom.com/wiki/SkullGreymon SkullGreymon]], a dark digievolution of Agumon (also based on Ceratosaurus as its other digivolution) made emphasis on fighting to the point of becoming a Digimon with nothing but exposed bones. First appeared in the [[VirtualPet Digital Monster Ver. 2]] and later (and most known) in ''Anime/DigimonAdventure'' as a dark version of Taichi's Agumon who almost lost control and destroy everything, as well appearing in [[Anime/DigimonAdventure02 the anime sequel]] and other Digimon media, always as a menace to the DigiWorld.[=DigiWorld=].
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* [[{{Music/Gwar}} GWAR]] gives us Gor-Gor, the [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot zombie crackbaby T-Rex]] son of Oderus Urungus himself. [[WaxingLyrical Gor-Gor will come and you'll all die, swatting F-16s from the sky.]]
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* [[{{Music/Gwar}} GWAR]] gives us Gor-Gor, the [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot zombie crackbaby T-Rex]] son of Oderus Urungus himself. [[WaxingLyrical Gor-Gor will come and you'll all die, swatting F-16s from In the sky.]]film ''Phallus in Wonderland'', he rampages through New York City, requiring the band to take him down for threatening their control of the Earth.
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* ''WebVideo/{{Oxventure}}'': This is Hammerdahl's method for restoring extinct creatures in ''Extinction'', courtesy of Bromine the necromancer. They are actually restored to full life, but there's lots of necromantic-adjacent behaviour involved, such as the resurrections being very creepy. There's also the drawbacks: [[spoiler:all the resurrected creatures come back rabid, and have extremely short lifespans]], which contribute to the feeling of this trope, and which the Oxventurers spend most of their time trying to resolve.
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* ''VideoGame/SpiinalBreakers'' has a T-Rex zombie as a boss in the prehistoric-era stage.
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