Tarexite is a Pokémon based on a Tyrannosaurus Rex. It has a large black tail with tan stripes and a red flame burning at the tip, two black legs with three red claws on each black foot, a tan lower jawline, a tan belly with black stripes, two small black arms with three red claws on each black hand, red shoulder blades, red spikes along its back, and its black head has two nostrils, two white eyes with orange irises and black pupils, and three red spikes; two as eyebrows and the third one at the back of its head.
Gender Differences[]
None.
Special Abilities[]
Long ago, Tarexite were the apex predators of prehistoric Rikoto. Records show that they were able to hunt even the midst of a volcanic eruption.
Behavior[]
Long ago, Tarexite were the apex predators of prehistoric Rikoto. There are records that show they were able to hunt even during a volcanic eruption.
Habitat[]
Tarexite cannot be found in the Wild, so you must Evolve a Rexite in order to obtain one.
Shiny Coloration Differences[]
For Shiny Tarexite, the red spikes turn brownish-orange, the tan turns light gray, and the irises turn blue.
Game data[]
Pokédex entries[]
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Long ago, Tarexite were the apex predators of prehistoric Rikoto. Records show that they were able to hunt even in midst of a volcano eruption.
In its old design, Tarexite had red bumps along its back, its tail also had red bumps but no tan stripes, its hands had no claws, it had only two thin black stripes at its chest, it had red around its eyes, which had pale yellow irises, and it had five red horns on its head; four at the top and one on its nose. This made it look a little bit like a Triceratops.
Tyrunt and Tyrantrum are canon fossil Pokémon that are also based on the Tyrannosaurus Rex. They also have Strong Jaw, but it's their regular Ability.
Also, Tyrunt and Tyrantrum are part Dragon-type, not part Fire-type like Rexite and Tarexite are.
Prior to Version 1.0.1, Tarexite uses Shieldon's cry.
Origin[]
Tarexite is based on a Tyrannosaurus Rex.
Name Origin[]
Tarexite's name comes from the words T-Rex and -ite, a suffix commonly used for names of stone ores. It could also be the word bite, referencing its Hidden Ability, Strong Jaw.