Amphicoelias fragillimus

Amphicoelias fragillimus was a giant sauropod dinosaur, possibly the longest that ever lived, and is the signature card of its creator, Clockwork.

Behemoth
This card can not be attacked by predators.

Atlas
This card takes 100 less damage from all attacks.

Goliath
This card deals double damage to terrestrial species.

Massive Herds
Double this card's HP once for every Amphicoelias fragillimus in your deck.

Meander
Though dealing massive damage, Meander has no additional effects.

Origin Information
The Amphicoelias type species, A. altus, was probably around 80 feet long, but A. fragillimus far surpassed that, potentially exceeding 190 feet in length. Though a diplodocid, and therefore rather light-weight, its great length still allowed for an extreme mass.

Using Amphicoelias fragillimus
Crush. Kill. Destroy. Swag.

Defending against Amphicoelias fragillimus
Your only real hopes are either a pterosaur immune to Earth cards, which relies entirely on the hope that your opponent isn't carrying a Devils' Chorus, or luring the Amphicoelias into a trap. Otherwise? Pray to whatever deity you choose.

Trivia

 * When first posting this card, Clockwork dragged the post out with long breaks and a Dodo card. This was well-recieved enough that it was later given a Genome Incorporated counterpart, with ZD935 doing the same thing for Skulltank.
 * It is popularly known by its nickname, Amphy, something that would be emulated by other giant sauropods later.
 * The Epic archetype originated as a joke about this card, with the official topic labeling it as "Element Earth/Epic". Other sauropods eventually did the same thing.
 * This card could've been a Nomen Dubium, had they existed when it was made. It shares this trait with Raptorex and Altispinax.