Puertasaurus

A titanosaurid from South America, made by Clockwork.

Titan
This card takes 150 less damage from all attacks, but can only attack every other turn.

Behemoth
Predators can't target this card.

Pyroclastic Flow
This extremely powerful attack hits all cards on the enemy's side of the field.

Origin Information
Puertasaurus was one of the largest sauropods to have ever lived, barring ones with only disputed estimates like Amphicoelias fragillimus or Bruhathkayosaurus' matleyi.' ''It was on par with the more primitive Argentinasaurus, the classical enormous titanosaur, and surpassed even other giants like Futalognkosaurus.

Using Puertasaurus
The strategy that Puertasaurus was most designed for can be described in a single word: Destruction. Similar to a certain gorilla-based creature from another franchise, Puertasaurus can only move every other turn, but when it does, it is absolutely devastating. In the meantime, its abilities protect it from a large amount of damage, meaning it will probably get off at least a couple attacks before falling, each of which will decimate the competition.

Defending against Puertasaurus
With it being limited to only one attack every other turn, it is possible to functionally lock it out of retaliating by preventing it from attacking whenever it can. Though most cards can't be consistantly locked in this way under most circumstances, Titan allows Puertasaurus to be particularly succeptable. In dealing damage, a heavy-duty, herbivorous Water attribute is preferable, such as Antarctosaurus or Leedsichthys. Though somewhat anticlimactic, Imperial Mammoth's Rampage also takes care of any Puertasaurus-related problem.