Chomper - A baby Sharptooth who befriends the main characters after his egg is brought to the Valley by mistake. He is the only Sharptooth who is friendly. Papa Sharptooth - A dark green Tyrannosaurus. He invades the Great Valley with his mate while searching for Chomper.
Chomper, voiced by Rob Paulsen (II), Cannon Young (V), Max Burkholder (TV series), and Issac Ryan Brown (XIV) is a purple male Tyrannosaurus or "Sharptooth".
Chomper is the only juvenile Tyrannosaurus depicted in the series. In his appearances following his debut in The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure, he is depicted with three fingers on each hand and a distinctive, spiky dorsal ridge.
During the time he was apart with Littlefoot and the others, Chomper somehow learnt to talk and became the only Sharptooth in the universe who can talk and communicate with herbivores like Littlefoot and the others.
Baby Chomper | The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure
Is Littlefoot a boy or a girl?
The films follow the friendship of a group of young ornithodirans (four dinosaurs and a pterosaur) named Littlefoot (a male Apatosaurus), Cera (a female Triceratops), Ducky (a female Saurolophus), Petrie (a male Pteranodon), and Spike (a male Stegosaurus).
A “Little Foot” that may well shed light on the history of Humankind. Little Foot lived long before the first humans, who appeared around 2.5 million years ago. He, or rather, she – because Little Foot is probably a girl – belongs to the large pre-human family of Australopithecines.
When he was grown up into a teenager, he was sent back to the Great Valley by his father, Bron, and his grandparents to lead his friends as his own herd. After things changes, he gets upset and mad for being to little when he tried so hard to reach things bigger and higher than him.
During the drought seen in the original The Land Before Time, Bron left his wife and parents-in-law in search of a better land, so that when his child hatched, he would not be raised in famine, or in danger of the Sharptooth roaming the region.
The canonical, Bambi-like death of the parent occurs when, late one night near dawn, she dies protecting Littlefoot and Cera from Sharptooth. She puts up a tremendous fight and casts him into the "big underground", the bottom of a Grand Canyon-like gorge that has just been torn open by a tremendous earthquake.
The Land Before Time II: The Great Valley Adventure is a 1994 American direct-to-video animated adventure musical film directed by Roy Allen Smith without any involvement, support and input from Don Bluth. It is the second installment and a sequel to the 1988 film The Land Before Time.
Cera expresses doubt that Sharpteeth can talk, but Littlefoot correctly believed they do have their own language. The language is also occasionally acknowledged as proper language throughout the television series.
He is a homicidal Tyrannosaurus rex that seeks to cause death and destruction, as well as revenge on Littlefoot and the others for damaging his eye. He is also the archenemy of Littlefoot and his friends.
Chomper's main value in the plant arsenal is his ability to instantly devour tougher zombies such as Buckethead Zombies, Zombonis, and Football Zombies that are simply too tough to kill. In the case of Chomper, he allows players to gain value, defeating them with less resources spent.
There is a Sunflower named "Fred" in the Plants vs. Zombies Comics series. Fred is currently the only known male Sunflower in the series, as all others are depicted as female. One of the zombies' notes in Plants vs.
Ali has become a popular character among fans, despite her limited appearances. Fanfiction often has Littlefoot and Ali fall in love and marry as adults; others disagree, calling such a match incestuous on the grounds that they are cousins.
Sarahsaurus is a genus of basal sauropodomorph dinosaur which lived during the Early Jurassic period in what is now northeastern Arizona, United States.
Cera is friends with the other six main characters of the franchise: Littlefoot, Ducky, Petrie, Spike, Chomper, and Ruby (that are Cera's friends), although her strongest friendships appear to be with Littlefoot and Ducky.
However, Spike isn't intended to be the equivalent of a dog because we're shown that he's just as intelligent as the other dinosaur characters, but simply doesn't prefer to speak. This is proven by the fact that when we see other stegosauruses in the sequels, they're perfectly articulate (one is even a Motor Mouth).
