CompsognathusMember0 XPDec-08-2014 4:57 AMPlease can someone explain to me the difference between Diabolus Rex and Indominus Rex? ;)
"Either way, you probably won't get off this island alive."
--Alan Grant
CompsognathusMember0 XPDec-08-2014 7:48 AMtruthfully nobody knows right now. we started with diabolus and then somoene brought up indominus. dont know if diabolus is the one were getting in the film and indominus is a toy. we just dont know
CompsognathusMember0 XPDec-08-2014 1:01 PMD-Rex is the animal in the movie and is legit. I think I-Rex is just a rumor/fan made dinosaur.
CompsognathusMember0 XPDec-08-2014 3:32 PMSo far, It's believed that "Indominus" isn't actually a thing, And is simply a rumour started by fans for no known reason. We do however know that there is an Hybrid in the park.
Diabolus Rex, loosely translates over to "Devil King" Or "Demon King".
It was hard Discerning what Indominus was, However, My current Translation is something along the lines of "No one is master" Or "No master king" Something like that.
As dominus means Owner, And In means none.
Indominus rex sounds cool, But makes no sense.
Diabolus, However, That makes sense.
Life cannot be contained, it breaks walls, crashes through barriers sometimes painfully, but uh... Life uh, finds a way
CompsognathusMember0 XPDec-09-2014 6:30 PMActually Indominus is a varient of "Indomitable" which means "impossible to subdue or defeat." But yeah I've been hearing both names, and I'm confused. I'm wondering if Diabolus is the same idea as "Patel Corp," a name thought to be accurate but changed more recently.
"Either way, you probably won't get off this island alive."
--Alan Grant
CompsognathusMember0 XPDec-10-2014 1:38 PMNo, D-Rex is still it. Indominus has been around as long as Diablolus, so it's nothing new.
