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The Diplojokus is the third brontosaurus evident in the game by zoo order.

Appearance

The Diplojokus has the same general body shape as the Brontosaurus, although its colours are completely different, being loud and vibrant. Its head is coated in white clown's make-up, with evident light red blush marks on each cheek. A jester's hat, coloured red, yellow and blue with white balls hanging off each horn, sits atop its head. Its neck is lime green. Arranged in a circular manner around the base of its neck are red, yellow and blue triangles bending backwards, each also featuring a white ball attached to the end. From frontal body down to the tip of its tail is a single garment, coloured in pink and teal stripes which run parallel to the Diplojokus's body. Finally, its legs can be seen to employ a yellow and green striped colouring, with stripes running vertically, or along the length of each leg.

Description

Reusing the same jokes for 65 million years.

Requirements

Note: Its chance of appearing is medium due to it being a tier 3 animal. It will appear in just over half the runs the player does, and doesn't appear before 1150m.

Baby Diplojokus

Baby Diplojokus
  • Ridden animals are 6% slower
  • Taming animals is 12% quicker
  • Lasso starts 1% larger (passive)

Trivia

  • The Diplojokus is a portmanteau of 'diplodocus' and 'joke', which references its appearance being similar to that of a jester.
    • The description plays on the date of extinction of the dinosaurs: approximately 65 million years ago, however, it can be noted that brontosauruses lived around 150 million years ago.
  • The Diplojokus is one of two brontosauruses to have its name play on a diplodocus, which comes from the same family as a brontosaurus.

Notes

  • The Diplojokus was released in version 1.8.0 on the 18th of May 2017, along with Jurassic and most Jurassic animals.


Brontosauruses
Diplojokus Brontosaurus Loch Ness Monster Hipstersaurus Hotdogosaurus Deeplodocus
Pegasaurus Hydrasaurus Brobotsaurus
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