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'''Dinotrux''' is an American computer-animated television series from [[DreamWorks Animation]]. It is based on the Chris Gall's illustrated children's book series, which features a fictional prehistoric world inhabited by hybrid characters that are part dinosaur and part mechanical construction vehicle. The series debuted on August 14, 2015 on [[Netflix]], and it will span over three seasons.
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'''Dinotrux''' is an American computer-animated television series from [[DreamWorks Animation]]. It is based on the Chris Gall's illustrated children's book series, which features a fictional prehistoric world inhabited by hybrid characters that are part dinosaur and part mechanical construction vehicle. The series debuted on August 14, 2015 on [[Netflix]], and it will span over four seasons.
   
 
DreamWorks Animation first optioned rights to Dinotrux in March 2009, a month before the first book was published, with an intention to develop a computer-animated film.
 
DreamWorks Animation first optioned rights to Dinotrux in March 2009, a month before the first book was published, with an intention to develop a computer-animated film.

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Dinotrux is an American computer-animated television series from DreamWorks Animation. It is based on the Chris Gall's illustrated children's book series, which features a fictional prehistoric world inhabited by hybrid characters that are part dinosaur and part mechanical construction vehicle. The series debuted on August 14, 2015 on Netflix, and it will span over four seasons.

DreamWorks Animation first optioned rights to Dinotrux in March 2009, a month before the first book was published, with an intention to develop a computer-animated film.

Cast

  • Andrew Francis as Ty Rux, a Tyrannosaurus Trux — part Tyrannosaurus rex and part excavator.
  • Richard Ian Cox as Revvit, a Rotilian Reptool — part chameleon and part electric drill.
  • Matt Hill as Ton-Ton, an Anklyodump — part Ankylosaurus and part dump truck.
  • Ashleigh Ball as Skya, a Craneosaur — part Brachiosaurus and part construction crane.
  • Brian Drummond as Dozer, a Dozeratops — part Triceratops and part bulldozer.
  • Trevor Devall as Garby, a Stegarbasaurus — part Stegosaurus and part garbage truck.
  • Paul Dobson as D-Structs, a Tyrannosaurus Trux — part Tyrannosaurus rex and part excavator,like Ty.
  • Fred Ewanuick as Click-Clack, a Rotilian Reptool — part chameleon and part rotary drill.
  • Cree Summer as Ace, a Reptool — part lizard and part wrench.
  • Doron Bell as Waldo, a Reptool — part lizard and part monkey wrench.
  • Trevor Devall as Skrap-It, a Scraptool — part lizard and part welding torch.
  • Brian Drummond as George, a Dozeratops — part Triceratops and part bulldozer, like Dozer
  • Brian Drummond, Ashleigh Ball, Richard Ian Cox, Paul Dobson, Andrew Francis, and Doron Bell as the Ottos, a group of Hex Wrench Tools - part lizard and part hex wrench.
  • Trevor Devall, Paul Dobson, and Brian Drummond as Lloyd, Smash-It, and Break-It, a trio of Scraptools.
  • Brian Drummond, Ashleigh Ball, and Trevor Devall as Drag-O, Wrecka, and Scoot, a trio of Ankylodumps known as "the Dumps" of whom Ton-Ton was once a member.
  • Eric Bauza as Stix, a Gluphosaur - part Dilophosaurus and part glue gun.
  • Sam Vincent and Eric Bauza as additional Gluphosaurs.
  • Eric Bauza, Kathleen Barr, and Sam Vincent as Auger, Bore-is, Drillian, and Burow, a quartet of Drillasaurs - part Nodosaurus and part drill.
  • Ashleigh Ball, Brian Drummond, and Sam Vincent as a group of Woodland Reptools.
  • Richard Ian Cox as Splitter, a Sawmetrodon - part Dimetrodon and part saw.
  • Eric Bauza as Flynt, a Hydrodon - part Iguanodon and part fire truck.
  • Kelly Sheridan as Blayde, a villainous female Dozeratops with a larger blade/frill and an excavator tail.
  • Maryke Hendrikse and Brian Drummond as Zera and Tops, two Dozeratops friends of George's.
  • Richard Ian Cox and Andrew Francis as Prong and Horn, two Dozeratops minions of Blayde.
  • Kyle Rideout and Vincent Tong as Crunk and Chunk, a pair of Cementasaurs-part Pachycephalosaurus and part cement Truck.
  • Brenda Crichlow, Fred Ewanuick, and Vincent Tong as Prop-Top, Flapjaw, Washout, and Navs, a quartet of Pteracopters-part Quetzalcoatlus and part helicopter.
  • Heather Doerksen as Snowblazer, a Plowasaur - part Chasmosaurus and part snowplow

Episodes

Season 1 (2015)

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The series premiered on August 14, 2015, when the first ten episodes were released.

1 "Ty and Revvit" Michael Mullen & Donna Brockopp Ron Burch & David Kidd August 14, 2015 Ty the T-Trucks befriends a reptool named Revvit and brings together a group of dinotrux to stand firm against the brutal D-Structs.

2 "Scrapadactyls" Donna Brockopp Steve Altiere August 14, 2015 When Revvit brings his reptool friends out of the ravine, Ty and the Dinotrucks try to prevent a group of Scrapadactyls from getting them.

3 "Garage" Donna Brockopp Luke Giordano August 14, 2015 D-Structs and his new minion, a Scraptool named Skrap-It, decide to spread discord among Ty and his group.

4 "Scraptors" Michael Mullen Ron Burch & David Kidd August 14, 2015 Ton-Ton is taken by Scraptors and the group must save him.

5 "Pit" Donna Brockopp Jeremy Shipp August 14, 2015 D-Structs new plan to get rid of the Dinotrucks involves a large pit, but Revvit's intellect intervenes with this.

6 "Garby" Donna Brockopp Steve Altiere August 14, 2015 The Dinotrucks welcome a new member named Garby, who accidentally eats Revvit due to his delicacy for rocks.

7 "Tortools" Michael Mullen Luke Giordano August 14, 2015 A group of newly-hatched Tortools cause tormoil for Dozer when they mistake him for their guardian.

8 "Desert" Donna Brockopp Jeremy Shipp August 14, 2015 Skrap-It steals a part from Garby that functions his movement, forcing the group to find a replacement in the desert.

9 "Sandstorm" Donna Brockopp Mimi Hess August 14, 2015 A sandstorm disables the Dinotruck's motion capability and Revvit must deal with the problem.

10 "Fake Ravine" Michael Mullen Ron Burch & David Kidd August 14, 2015 D-Structs and Skrap-It kidnap a reptool friend of Revvit's, Click-Clack, to tell them where the reptool ravine is.

Season 2 (2016)[edit]

13 episodes of the second season were released on Netflix on March 11, 2016.

1 "New Tail" Donna Brockopp Steve Altiere March 11, 2016 After the gang saves him, a thankless D-Structs repays them by threatening to saw them off with his new saw tail.

2 "Ottos" Donna Brockopp Luke Giordano March 11, 2016 While investigating a meteor crash, the gang encounters a new brand of Reptools who are all named Otto.

3 "Night" Donna Brockopp & Michael Mullen Steve Altiere March 11, 2016 The Reptools must defend the garage against Scrapadactyls after the gang leaves to find Dozer a spare part.

4 "Rollodons" TBA Kinan Copen March 11, 2016 The Dinotrux try to get a band of Rollodons to solve a problem, but Revvit is anything but thrilled at the plan

5 "Lair" TBA TBA March 11, 2016 With the help of additional Scraptools, D-Structs steals metal from the crew to improve his new lair and the crew must retrieve it.

6 "Battering Ram" TBA TBA March 11, 2016 When Ace's new invention is broken, she and Skya must find the culprits before the boys get back to the garage.

7 "The Racetrack" TBA TBA March 11, 2016 Ton-Ton's old friends are so wild and crazy like him to the point of recklessness, forcing the Dinotrucks to try and rein them in.

8 "Gluphosaurs" TBA TBA March 11, 2016 D-Structs and Skrap-It dupe a stubborn band of Gluphosaurs into sticking the crew together, forcing Revvit to deal with the problem.

9 "Towaconstrictors" TBA TBA March 11, 2016 The gang head through a dark forest that hasn't been entered before and run into a pile of snakes called Towaconstrictors.

10 "Desert Scraptors" TBA TBA March 11, 2016 D-Structs leads Ty and his friends into a trap full of Scraptors, but the plan backfires when Click-Clack gains metal horns that cause the Scraptors to dub him their leader.

11 "Water" TBA TBA March 11, 2016 To battle a drought, the Dinotrux construct an aqueduct connected to a giant pond found by the Tortools but must contend with D-Structs and his minions along the way,

12 "Wind" TBA TBA March 11, 2016 A fierce windstorm forces the gang to stay inside the garage for an unknown amount of time and things get heated between Dozer and Ton-Ton.

13 "Lightning" TBA TBA March 11, 2016 After Skrap-it is hit by lightning, he gains a huge IQ, sparking another dastardly scheme to defeat the Dinotrux.

Trivia

  • Dinotrux was originally planned to be a film, but later changed to be a TV series on Netflix.

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