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** As the infected Argentinosaurus gets trapped in the volcano due to its sheer size and weight, breaking the ground underneath it, Fang and Spear can't help but watch as it refuses to die even as it burns alive in the lava. The duo's shock then turns to sadness; they can't help but feel sorry for the creature as it finally dies and becomes ash in the wind.
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** As the infected Argentinosaurus gets Mad Sauropod burns after getting trapped in the volcano volcanic geyser due to its sheer size and weight, breaking the ground underneath it, Fang and Spear can't help but and Fang watch in morbid fascination as it the beast refuses to die even as it burns alive in the lava. The duo's shock then die. But their horror soon turns to sadness; sadness and pity as they can't help but feel sorry bad for the creature as it finally dies ''finally'' perishes and becomes ash in the wind.
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Daylight Horror is no longer a trope, don't link it anywhere.
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* DaylightHorror: The attack of the infected ''Parasaurolophus'' and the first crazed rampages of the infected ''Argentinosaurus'' both happen in the middle of what appeared to be a peaceful and sunny day. The final chase of the episode does take place at night, however.
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* SceneryDissonance: The attack of the infected ''Parasaurolophus'' and the first crazed rampages of the infected ''Argentinosaurus'' both happen in the middle of what appeared to be a peaceful and sunny day.
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* StunnedSilence: Fang and Spear don't bat an eye when they see a single dead ''Argentinosaurus'' but when they see that the entire herd had been slaughtered yet left uneaten, both are left gazing silently once they see the full extent of the carnage.
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* StunnedSilence: StunnedSilence:
** Fang and Spear don't bat an eye when they see a single dead ''Argentinosaurus'' but when they see that the entire herd had been slaughtered yet left uneaten, both are left gazing silently once they see the full extent of thecarnage.carnage.
** As the infected Argentinosaurus gets trapped in the volcano due to its sheer size and weight, breaking the ground underneath it, Fang and Spear can't help but watch as it refuses to die even as it burns alive in the lava. The duo's shock then turns to sadness; they can't help but feel sorry for the creature as it finally dies and becomes ash in the wind.
** Fang and Spear don't bat an eye when they see a single dead ''Argentinosaurus'' but when they see that the entire herd had been slaughtered yet left uneaten, both are left gazing silently once they see the full extent of the
** As the infected Argentinosaurus gets trapped in the volcano due to its sheer size and weight, breaking the ground underneath it, Fang and Spear can't help but watch as it refuses to die even as it burns alive in the lava. The duo's shock then turns to sadness; they can't help but feel sorry for the creature as it finally dies and becomes ash in the wind.
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Trope is now Definition Only
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* OffModel: When the sauropod is bitten, it calmly walks to the water without showing any symptoms, but then we immediately cut to it standing at the same lake in an advanced state of infection. It almost looks like it's supposed to be the following day.
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* RiddleForTheAges: What in God's name ''is'' the Plague of Madness? Where it came from and why it has the effects it does are never addressed. For Spear and Fang, the only thing important about the plague is ''getting away from it''.
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* {{Expy}}: Of the Rage virus from ''Film/28DaysLater''. The symptoms are functionally identical, from the unbelievably bloodshot eyes to the vomiting blood.
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* {{Expy}}: Of the Rage virus from ''Film/28DaysLater''.''Film/TwentyEightDaysLater''. The symptoms are functionally identical, from the unbelievably bloodshot eyes to the vomiting blood.
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* {{Expy}}: Of the Rage virus from 28 Days Later. The symptoms are functionally identical, from the unbelievably bloodshot eyes to the vomiting blood.
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* {{Expy}}: Of the Rage virus from 28 Days Later.''Film/28DaysLater''. The symptoms are functionally identical, from the unbelievably bloodshot eyes to the vomiting blood.
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** Spear's NightmareSequence shows that he's particularly horrified by this aspect of the disease, watching the flesh slough off his and Fang's bones in the same manner after the monster bites them.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Spear is a brave caveman who normally charges into battle with animals many time his size. He's absolutely terrified of the plague monster and spends almost the entire episode in fear from it.
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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Spear is a brave caveman who normally charges into battle with animals many time his size. He's absolutely terrified of the plague monster and spends almost the entire episode in fear from it. Fang is the same way, doing an instant about-face after scenting the monster's traces on the ''Argentinosaurus'' corpses, and is unwilling to approach it even when it seems unconscious or dead after falling off a cliff.
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* Expy: Of the Rage virus from 28 Days Later. The symptoms are functionally identical, from the unbelievably bloodshot eyes to the vomiting blood.
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* Expy: {{Expy}}: Of the Rage virus from 28 Days Later. The symptoms are functionally identical, from the unbelievably bloodshot eyes to the vomiting blood.
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*Expy: Of the Rage virus from 28 Days Later. The symptoms are functionally identical, from the unbelievably bloodshot eyes to the vomiting blood.
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* ShoutOut: Both the infected ''Argentinosaurus'' vomiting a stream of blood into the lake and several shots from above at an angle, roaring with it's mouth open, very much echo similiar moments in ''Film/ShinGodzilla''.
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* ShoutOut: Both the infected ''Argentinosaurus'' vomiting a stream of blood into the lake and several shots from above at an angle, roaring with it's mouth open, very much echo similiar moments in ''Film/ShinGodzilla''
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* TragicMonster: The infected ''Argentinosaurus'' may be terrifying, but it is merely the victim of circumstances beyond its control. Before the disease fully takes control, it is in obvious agony. When Spear and Fang finally kill it, they do not celebrate; they only watch, clearly saddened, as it dies.
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* VomitIndiscretionShot: After being bitten, the ''Argentinosaurus'' is overwhelmed with thirst and tries to drink it away. It then vomits a massive amount of blood into the lake, much to the dismay of the other sauropods.
