The super-sized figure series, Vinyl Model Premium Edition, has become even livelier with the addition of the Giganotosaurus.

The Giganotosaurus is a relatively new dinosaur, with its first fossil discovered in 1993.

It also appeared in Jurassic World, an ambitious ruler of South America.

And then there's the Tyrannosaurus, the king of North America, boasting the highest recognition as the iconic dinosaur since ancient times.

They seem similar, yet they are not.

Let's discover the differences between the two.

The Giganotosaurus is estimated to be 12-14 meters long, making it a large carnivorous dinosaur comparable to or even surpassing the Tyrannosaurus in size.

Its skull, said to be 1.8m long, was larger than that of a Tyrannosaurus and had many sharp teeth!

The head shape is generally long and slender, with a sharp appearance.

The red accent is eye-catching.

One difference is its large forelegs with three fingers.

They must have been powerful weapons.

Of course, the Tyrannosaurus isn't to be outdone.

Its generally sturdy and imposing appearance gives off the dignity of the king of dinosaurs.

As good rivals, they will surely continue to enliven the world of dinosaurs.