The Diokrine (Pronounced /ˈdaɪokɹiːn/ (click to listen)) is a Tier 2 land photocarnivore. The species is not currently available, but was available in the Limited Gacha. The trial version is available in the Trial Creatures Shop for 
60♂/600♀ Shooms.
Description
| “ | These beasts are always hungry and searching for food. They're agile, fast and intelligent. Most of them hunt in packs in order to overpower their prey, however it is possible to witness solitary Diokrine. | „ |
| ~ In-game Description |
Appearance
The Diokrine is a theropod with low saturation levels of green that shares characteristics with the dinosaur Dilophosaurus. It has leafy frills and a head crest with a vivid blue underside. They feature short front arms, long, lean legs, and a narrow tail that ends in leaf-like appendages. Their mouth has projecting, long, razor-sharp, blazing blue teeth that curve, giving the impression that they will bleed and deliver a lethal bite. The Diokrine lacks eyes but possesses blue pits on the sides of its snout that resemble the heat-sensing pits on snakes.
Males
Males have an additional ridge of leaf-like spines running across the top of their tail and the back of their hind legs.
Females
Females have a ridge of three large, leaf-like structures jutting from their back.
Abilities
Main Article: Creature Abilities
This section is intended to list and describe the abilities of the Diokrine. (editor list)
- Ambush is a recode-only ability, inheritor of the Ambush control in Legacy, and thus shares some similarities to it. Ambush can be toggled by pressing (not holding) the correct active ability key (which may vary between creatures). It will automatically deactivate after a set period of time, after stamina runs out, or after halting movement, whichever happens first. Like legacy ambush, recode Ambush ability allows a temporary speed boost according to an ambush multiplier inherent to the species (e.g. x 1.5 or x 1.25), usually granting a faster Sprint (except when the multiplier is x1.0 or lower). It will not be stopped by entering or leaving water once initiated; but at a higher stamina cost and a possible decrease in turn speed, directly making a creature unable to turn while ambushing. Similar to legacy, a creature can know if ambush is toggled not only from the the evident speed boost while moving, but because when pressing the activation button, the camera FOV zooms out a tiny bit. Ambush can be used while sprinting. However, unlike Legacy ambush, pressing the appropriate key again will not stack max time and stamina consumption, and can be initiated underwater by creatures with the appropriate mobility type (however, it still keeps the Legacy characteristic of keeping creatures not adapted to water from initiating ambush underwater). Additionally, Ambushing disrupts strafing.
- Bleed Block/Block Bleed is a passive ability that grants the creature resistance to getting bleed status from melee attacks at the very least, and every other source at most. Recode's equivalent of bleed defense; it is percentage based, e.g. if an attacker deals 5 bleed per hit and the receiver has 60% bleed defense, then the receiver gets only 2 of that 5 bleed.
- If a creature's Block Bleed is 100%, then they are immune to Bleed inflicted by melee direct attacks once fully grown. This ability is gained gradually as the creature ages, that is, a creature with 100% Block Bleed will have some fraction of bleed defense while growing, being such fraction bigger as it grows.
- A negative value in-game may indicate an extra vulnerability to the status effect this ability is supposed to protect from.
- Burn Block/Block Burn is a passive ability that grants the creature resistance to getting burn status from melee attacks at the very least, and every other source at most. It is percentage based, e.g. if an attacker deals 5 burn per hit and the receiver has 60% block burn, then the receiver gets only 2 of that 5 burn.
- If a creature's block burn is 100%, then they are immune to Burn inflicted by melee direct attacks once fully grown. This ability is gained gradually as the creature ages, that is, a creature with 100% burn defense will have some fraction of burn defense while growing, being such fraction bigger as it grows.
- Block Poison/Poison Block is a passive ability that grants resistance to poison status once they reach max age (100). Like many other block defenses, it works by blocking a percentage of the ailment received. If a creature's Poison Block is 100%, then they are immune to those stats (and will be healed instantly if they are somehow applied) once they reach age 100.
- Corrosion Attack/Corrosion Bite is an ability that offensively deals Corrosion when biting. Stacks with itself. A negative value means that it heals an amount of such status upon biting.
- Day/Night Time Status are an environmental status effect that confers a +5% damage, +25% stamina regen, -10% growth time, +15% health regen; and -5% damage, -25% stamina regen, -15% health regen; respectively, to photovores and photocarnivores.
- Disease Attack is a passive ability, where a creature inflicts a specific amount of melee Disease status on a creature with every bite (not with breath/ranged abilities or reflecting abilities). A negative value means that it heals an amount of such status upon biting.
- Egg Stealer is an active ability that allows certain creatures to actively interact with the interact buttons with nests in order to eat the eggs from the nest , stealing them as edible food to consume later. Creatures with this ability must break open the egg to eat them, via biting. A creature may know how close is to open the egg by the amount of cracks covering it. Once an egg is open, its label will change to "scrambled" and its yolk will be open for being eaten. Photovores with this ability cannot eat the eggs. Taking an egg will make the respective nest progress for that egg reset to 0, and can only be recovered if a female creature recovers the not-scrambled egg and places it back on their nest. When an egg is returned to the nest, its health is restored to full . Egg stealers can get satiated when consuming the stolen egg / eggs. Only creatures with this ability can consume such eggs. If a creature has this ability, eggs are also highlighted with an egg icon when scenting. You can no longer steal your own eggs.
- Iron Stomach is a passive ability which allows the user to eat rotten meat without getting negative ailments from it - preventing getting the Sickly Status.
- Jump is an active ability pertaining to the special control Jump/Dart/Glide/Flight and inheritor of the Early Legacy Release jump ability (an ability which never made it past Legacy's Early Release), by pressing space allows a creature to project a parabolic trajectory jump on land, thanks to recode's realistic gravity, and based on the creature's inertia at the time of the jump. However, creatures can turn during jumping, and sometimes running at the same time of the trajectory allows for a limited trajectory correction. If a semi-aquatic (or all-terrain/flier with semi-aquatic characteristics) creature with Jump starts swimming and tries to jump, they will Dart instead. Not all creatures have this ability, even if their mobility type is compatible.
- Jump has an associated speed boost, stamina consumption (and below that threshold a creature will be unable to jump), and age limit for every creature. Beyond that age limit, a creature will be unable to jump - that field is commonly used for creatures which will develop Glide or Flight on a later growth stage. In fact, if on our infoboxes only appears a jump age stat, that means that the creature has actually jump 0 (no jump) and on the stage that jump supersedes Glide or Flight, it is equivalent as to being unable to jump nor flight nor glide.
- Necropoison Attack is a passive ability that makes a creature necro-venomous by melee - that is, biting another creature will cause the victim to receive Necropoison Status, as much as the attacker has labeled on their stats and affected by modifiers such as some plushies or resistances. Does not stack with itself, but gets worse over time unless the creature is actively healing it. A negative value means that it heals an amount of such status upon biting.
- Poison Attack/Melee Venom is a passive ability that makes a creature venomous by melee - that is, biting another creature will cause the victim to receive Poison Status, as much as the attacker has labeled on their stats and affected by modifiers such as some plushies or resistances. Stacks with itself. A negative value means that it heals an amount of such status upon biting.
- Raider is a passive ability that allows creatures to enter and exit burrows, but not create them.
- Spite is an active ability that increases a creature's next attack damage based on its power meter, which gradually fills and then drains to 0 if no creature is attacked by the user during this time. It also has a customizable percentage (%) of the creature's damage (the % listed is the max of said creature's Spite power). Alongside raw damage, the user inflicts double ailments on their targets. The ability has a 20-second cooldown that starts upon activation.
- Strength In Numbers is a passive ability that confers a creature a 7% stamina regeneration boost and a 1.5% damage boost. This stacks according to how many creatures with the same ability and same species are nearby. If there are no other users of this ability nearby, it won't provide that boost.
- Toxic Trail is a passive ability activated only while the creature is below a customized % health value, leaving behind a trail made up of segments lasting 5 seconds. Stepping on the trail causes 3% damage per second and 3 poison per second.
- Wing Shredder is a passive ability that allows a creature to offensively deal Shredded Wings status to a creature they bite, with an amount specific of the user creature.
Carry-able Creatures
The Can-Carry lists features lists of creatures that Diokrine is carried by, can carry (grab), can latch, and can be latched by in RECODE. To see the lists and their toggles to view each, click on the collapsible text to the right of the table below, to Expand or Collapse the list.
Can-Grab ListThis section is intended to list the non-elder fully-grown adult creatures that the non-elder fully-grown Diokrine can grab and carry, taking into account if this creature has grab/latch and discounting any other special abilities. The Diokrine (a(n) photocarnivore) is a tier 2 and can carry any creature from any lower tier size.* There is no creature which the Diokrine can currently carry
Grabbed-By ListThis section is intended to list the non-elder fully-grown adult creatures that can grab and thus carry a non-elder fully-grown adult Diokrine taking into account grab/latch abilities and discounting special abilities. The Diokrine (a(n) photocarnivore) is a tier 2 and can be picked up by any creature with higher tier and the Grab ability, as follows:[Expand] Carry-able by:
Can-Latch ListThis section is intended to list the non-elder fully-grown adult creatures that the non-elder fully-grown Diokrine can latch into, but not carry; taking into account latch/grab abilities and discounting any other special ability. The Diokrine (a(n) photocarnivore) is a tier 2 and can latch onto any higher tier size.* There is no creature which the Diokrine can currently grab but not carry
Latched-By ListThis section is intended to list the non-elder fully-grown adult creatures that can grab but not carry (latch onto) the non-elder fully-grown Diokrine discounting special abilities. The Diokrine (a(n) photocarnivore) has 1400 weight and can be grabbed by any creature with sufficiently lower weight. However, carnivores and photocarnivores cannot be grabbed by herbivores and photovores, as follows:[Expand] Grab-able by:
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Trivia
- Designed by Stood_04.
- Inspired by Dilophosaurus.
- Modeled by Erythia.
- Redesign concept by Stood_04.
- Redesign modeled by Azaph3D and rigged by Mezzioli.
- Redesign animated by Mezzioli and Minisode1_BlueHour.
- Technically the "first" photocarnivore before the diet was even made.
- It was also the first creature to not appear in the Photovore Explorer Gacha.
- It was in the "Limited" Gacha along with Therokis.
- Before the update on August 15th, 2021, Diokrine was tied with Hemokai, Hikorshi, and Sana'ata with the highest toxin stat.
- The Diokrine used to use the description of the Hemokai.
Gallery
This tab is intended to present official concept sheets and color palettes for the Diokrine.
Diokrine redesign concept art
Former Diokrine concept art
Diokrine's primary color palette
This tab is intended to present anything showcased during the process of development for the Diokrine, such as the creation of models, animations, and poses.
Silhouetted model teaser
Early Diokrine model
Early Diokrine model (alternate)
Completed Diokrine compared to Therokis
Diokrine in the Legacy customization menu, featuring a custom skin
Posed Diokrine, menu pose
Posed Diokrine
Posed Diokrine, sitting
Posed Diokrine, resting
Redesign Diokrine rigged model
Size comparison with its previous model, front view (before resizing)
Size comparison, top view (before resizing)
Size comparison, side view (before resizing)
Size comparison with Kiridian, front view
Size comparison, top view
Size comparison side view
DiokrineDev1
Clip provided by Erythia, CoS Discord, 2/6/2021
DiokrineDev2
Clip provided by Erythia, CoS Discord, 2/6/2021
DiokrineDev3
Clip provided by Erythia, CoS Discord, 2/7/2021
DiokrineDev4
Clip provided by Erythia, CoS Discord, 2/7/2021
DiokrineDev5
Clip provided by Erythia, CoS Discord, 2/7/2021
This tab is intended to present anything to further observe the Diokrine's design, inspirations, and changes in growth stages for reference.
Old juvenile Diokrine in-game
Old teen Diokrine in-game
Old adult Diokrine in-game
Old juvenile Diokrine
Old teen Diokrine
Old adult Diokrine
Old male Diokrine in Blender
Old female Diokrine in Blender
Dimorphism between male and female Diokrine, previous model
Diokrine's Legacy carcass features bright teal flesh and green bones
Diokrine's blood, which is bright teal
This tab is intended to present how different Mutations appear on the Diokrine.
Albino Diokrine
Albino Diokrine in-game
Amethyst Diokrine
Previous Amethyst Diokrine, note the grey areas
Bewitched Diokrine
Bewitched Diokrine day/night
Blood Moon Diokrine
Blood Moon Diokrine in-game
Blossom Diokrine
Clover Diokrine
Clownfish Diokrine
Coal Chunk Diokrine
Creator Star male Diokrine
Creator Star female Diokrine
Diamond Diokrine
Diamond Diokrine in-game
Custom Dwarfism (right) and normal (left) Diokrine
Elemental Diokrine
Emerald Diokrine
Fools Error Diokrine
Fools Error Diokrine in-game
Fool's Gold Diokrine
Fool's Gold Diokrine in-game
Frostburn Diokrine
Garnet male Diokrine
Garnet female Diokrine
Ghosty Diokrine
Custom Gigantism (left), normal (middle), and Dwarfism (right) Diokrine
Custom Gigantism and Dwarfism Diokrine, top view
Glimmer Diokrine
Custom Glimmer Diokrine, highlighted
Costume Glowtail female Diokrine, highlighted
Costume Glowtail + Glimmer female Diokrine, note that the glimmer regions are highlighted in teal and the glowtail regions in white
Glow Tail Diokrine
Harvest Diokrine
Headless Diokrine
Costume Headless Diokrine
Leucistic Diokrine
Leucistic Diokrine in-game
Melanistic Diokrine
Overgrown Diokrine
Pearl Diokrine
Pearl Diokrine in-game
Piebald Diokrine
Piebald Diokrine in-game
Rose Quartz Diokrine
Rose Quartz Diokrine
Sapphire Diokrine
Sapphire Diokrine in-game
Shadow Diokrine
Shimmer Diokrine
Custom Shimmer Diokrine, highlighted
Costume Shimmer Diokrine, highlighted in-game
Custom Shimmer + Glimmer Diokrine, highlighted
Smore Diokrine
Smore Diokrine in-game
Zombified Diokrine
Zombified Diokrine in-game
Old Albino Diokrine
Old Bewitched Diokrine
Old Blood Moon male Diokrine
Old Blood Moon female Diokrine
Old Blossom Diokrine
Old Clover male Diokrine
Old Clover male Diokrine, side view
Old Clover female Diokrine
Old Clownfish male Diokrine
Old Clownfish female Diokrine
Old Coal Chunk Diokrine
Old Creator Star male Diokrine
Old Creator Star female Diokrine
Old Diamond Diokrine
Old Dwarfism (right) and normal (left) Diokrine
Old Elemental male Diokrine
Old Elemental female Diokrine
Old Emerald Diokrine
Old Garnet male Diokrine
Old Garnet female Diokrine
Old Ghosty male Diokrine
Old Ghosty female Diokrine
Old custom Gigantism (left) and normal (right) Diokrine
Old custom Gigantism Diokrine, top view
Old Glimmer male Diokrine
Old Glimmer female Diokrine
Old custom Glimmer female Diokrine
Old Glow Tail Diokrine
Old custom Glow Tail Diokrine, highlighted
Original Glow Tail on previous Diokrine model; note the glowing parts on the legs
Old Glow Tail + Glimmer Diokrine
Old custom Glow Tail + Glimmer Diokrine, highlighted
Old Headless male Diokrine
Old Headless female Diokrine
Old Leucistic Diokrine
Old Melanistic male Diokrine
Old Melanistic female Diokrine
Old Overgrown male Diokrine
Old Overgrown female Diokrine
Old Pearl male Diokrine
Old Pearl female Diokrine
Old Piebald male Diokrine
Old Piebald female Diokrine
Old Sapphire male Diokrine
Old Sapphire female Diokrine
Old Shadow Diokrine
Orginal Shadow on previous Diokrine model; note that the teeth aren't neon white
Old Shadow Reverse Diokrine
Old Shimmer Diokrine; note that the Shimmer is noticeable on the claws
Old custom Shimmer Diokrine, highlighted in pink colors
Old custom Shimmer Diokrine, side view
Old custom Shimmer + Glimmer male Diokrine, highlighted in pink colors
Old custom Shimmer + Glimmer female Diokrine
Old Zombified Diokrine
This tab is intended to present images related to the Diokrine that don't fit into the other tabs.
Previous primary color palette
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