- IRIDESCENT DINO CARD — Rainbow-diffracting foil treatment from the ROAR! checklist's special tier.
- FORAGER BOOST — Aquilops' printed in-game battle boost.
- CARD 3 OF 200 — An early numbered entry in the complete ROAR! checklist.
Panini Jurassic World ROAR! | Aquilops 3/200 | Iridescent Dino Card
Panini Jurassic World ROAR! | Aquilops 3/200 | Iridescent Dino Card- IRIDESCENT DINO CARD — Rainbow-diffracting foil treatment from the ROAR! checklist's special tier.
- FORAGER BOOST — Aquilops' printed in-game battle boost.
- CARD 3 OF 200 — An early numbered entry in the complete ROAR! checklist.
Description
Description
Aquilops brings one of Jurassic World's smaller, lesser-known dinosaurs into Panini's ROAR! checklist, printed on the set's rainbow-diffracting Iridescent Dino Card stock.
Card 3 of 200 carries the Forager Boost and is printed with Aquilops' full breed classification alongside its name meaning, "Eagle Face" — a nod to the beaked skull that gives this early ceratopsian its distinctive profile. The size and weight printed on the card are boosted in-game battle stats rather than the animal's real-world dimensions.
A neat pickup for anyone chasing a complete Iridescent run of the ROAR! checklist, or simply after the set's less obvious dinosaur picks.
Condition & Authenticity
Condition & Authenticity
This card is sold in Near Mint condition. For full details on how we assess condition and guarantee authenticity, please see our Condition & Authenticity Guide.
Specifications
Specifications
- Licensing
- Official / Licensed
- Era
- Modern
- Format
- Single Card
- Theme
- Sci-Fi
- Franchise
- Jurassic Park
- Character
- Aquilops
- Set / Expansion
- Jurassic World ROAR!
- Card Number
- 3/200
- Release Year
- 2025
- Language
- English
- Card Format
- Card
- Card State
- Raw
- Rarity
- Rare
- Card Attributes
- Foil · Parallel · Holographic
Era describes when this item itself was printed, produced or manufactured—not the age of what it depicts. A brand-new item can still represent a vintage or classic design; where shown, check Represented Era for that distinction.
