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|introduction=The '''Gastornis''' is a type of [[Friend]] that appears in multiple Kemono Friends media. | |introduction=The '''Gastornis''' is a type of extinct bird [[Friend]] that appears in multiple Kemono Friends media. | ||
|appearance=Gastornis has red hair that fades into a darker tone at the tips - part of it is tied at the front with green pearls, and she has a massive curled bang that's beige in coloration and black at thet ip - that represents the beak of a Gastornis. | |appearance=Gastornis has red hair that fades into a darker tone at the tips - part of it is tied at the front with green pearls, and she has a massive curled bang that's beige in coloration and black at thet ip - that represents the beak of a Gastornis. | ||
She also has a headband with an oval orange section at the ends, meant to represent the eyes of a Gastornis. She has yellow irides with no highlights, signifying her animal species is extinct. | She also has a headband with an oval orange section at the ends, meant to represent the eyes of a Gastornis. She has yellow irides with no highlights, signifying her animal species is extinct. | ||
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|trivia=* Her Japanese name identifies her as a Diatryma, which is a synonymous name for Gastornis. | |trivia=* Her Japanese name identifies her as a Diatryma, which is a synonymous name for Gastornis. | ||
* Her binomial name in [[Kemono Friends Pavilion|Kemono Friends Pavilion]] is '''Gastornis parisiensis''', which is the type species for Gastornis, while '''Gastornis gigantea''' is the one that was once classified as Diatryma. | * Her binomial name in [[Kemono Friends Pavilion|Kemono Friends Pavilion]] is '''Gastornis parisiensis''', which is the type species for Gastornis, while '''Gastornis gigantea''' is the one that was once classified as Diatryma. | ||
* Her plumage seems to be inspired from the Gastornis from BBC's documentary: Walking with Beasts | * Her plumage seems to be inspired from the Gastornis from BBC's documentary: 'Walking with Beasts' (2001). | ||
|reference=Black, R., 2014. Giant Prehistoric Bird Crushed Seeds, Not Little Horses. [online] National Geographic. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/giant-prehistoric-bird-crushed-seeds-not-little-horses | |reference=Black, R., 2014. Giant Prehistoric Bird Crushed Seeds, Not Little Horses. [online] National Geographic. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/giant-prehistoric-bird-crushed-seeds-not-little-horses | ||
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