Wild Life - Leafton, Eric
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Orphaned by the humans, Gem is raised by Lumis, a wise white tiger who teaches him to respect all animals. Despite his efforts, other creatures see him as a predator. Alongside his friends-Slash, a fierce tiger; Ben, a gentle triceratops; and Blue Leaf, a young blue brontosaurus-Gem helps animals affected by the ruthless Scales Empire, a human faction in dinosaur armor and wielding deadly weapons. Their journey takes them through diverse biomes, from dark forests to glowing jungles, where they rescue Princess Pelissa, a lost human girl. As Gem and Pelissa grow closer, Lu, a mystical butterfly…mehr

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Orphaned by the humans, Gem is raised by Lumis, a wise white tiger who teaches him to respect all animals. Despite his efforts, other creatures see him as a predator. Alongside his friends-Slash, a fierce tiger; Ben, a gentle triceratops; and Blue Leaf, a young blue brontosaurus-Gem helps animals affected by the ruthless Scales Empire, a human faction in dinosaur armor and wielding deadly weapons. Their journey takes them through diverse biomes, from dark forests to glowing jungles, where they rescue Princess Pelissa, a lost human girl. As Gem and Pelissa grow closer, Lu, a mystical butterfly spirit, grants them the power to understand each other and defend against the Scales Empire. But when Emperor James Scales and his scientist, Dr. Meddles, create a superweapon to brainwash animals, Gem and his friends must stop them before it's too late.
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I've been playing video games since I was a child, and some of the games I played had some amazing animals in them that I took some interest in some of our real-world animals. I also learned that many of the animals of our world are declining due to the humans constantly burning fuel to power their machines which consequently pollutes the environment, and the humans overhunting. For this reason, I wish Planet Earth was back to the way it was millions of years ago when everything was back to their natural states.