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Bagaceratops Frenzy Pack Everything we know so far about Mattel's first ever Bagaceratops — a pint-sized horned dinosaur from the Gobi Desert
Bagaceratops is one of the brand new species in Jurassic World Primal Ambush, Mattel’s 2027 toy line, and it arrives in the first wave of the Frenzy Pack assortment. The figure has been listed but no pictures have been released yet, so this page gathers what is confirmed so far alongside the story of the real animal. The full hands-on review, DNA scan code and photo gallery will be added here once it is released.
⏳ Preview · not yet released⭐ First Mattel releaseFrenzy Pack · Wave 1Product code JPG83Mattel · 2027
▲ What We Know So Far
Bagaceratops has never had a Mattel Jurassic World figure before. It is confirmed for the first wave of the Primal Ambush Frenzy Pack under product code JPG83, alongside Magnosaurus, Thescelosaurus and a repainted Minqaria. No packaging or figure images have appeared yet, so its colours and sculpt are still unknown. Judging by the Primal Ambush figures that have been shown, expect a stylised design with exaggerated features and bold colours rather than a strict museum reconstruction. We will update this page as soon as pictures are released.
🔬 Why This Species Is Worth Knowing
Bagaceratops is one of the few dinosaurs we can follow from hatchling to adult. Dozens of skulls have been found in the Gobi Desert, and the smallest are under five centimetres long, small enough to sit in the palm of your hand. Comparing them shows how the beak, the little nose horn and the short neck frill changed as the animal grew. It was a close relative of the famous Protoceratops, and a distant, much smaller cousin of Triceratops.
Features & Articulation
✓ Frenzy Pack assortment✓ Product code JPG83? Jaw — to be confirmed? Legs — to be confirmed? Tail — to be confirmed
Frenzy Pack is the basic assortment in Primal Ambush. In the previous line, Frenzy Pack figures were smaller dinosaurs with simple articulation, typically a moving jaw, legs and tail, and no electronics or button-activated feature. We expect the same here, but nothing is confirmed until the figure is shown. We will test every joint and add the results here.
Size & Specs
Bagaceratops ships in the first wave of the Frenzy Pack alongside Magnosaurus, Minqaria and Thescelosaurus. Mattel has not published measurements, so we will add the length and height, plus a size comparison with other small Mattel ceratopsians, as soon as we can put a ruler to it.
Early Verdict — One to Watch?
On species choice alone, yes. Small horned dinosaurs are thin on the ground in the Mattel range, and Bagaceratops is a deep cut that most toy lines would never touch. It should pair nicely with any Protoceratops already on your shelf. Beyond that there is very little to judge yet: with no pictures released, the sculpt, colours and articulation are all unknown. This is not a review, and we will give a proper verdict once we have the figure.
✦ What We Like So Far
- First ever Mattel Bagaceratops
- Obscure small ceratopsian species
- Good companion for Protoceratops figures
- Part of a species-rich first wave
✦ What We Don't Know Yet
- What the figure looks like
- Colours and paint scheme
- Size and scale next to other figures
- Number and range of joints
- Price and exact release date
About the Bagaceratops
Bagaceratops rozhdestvenskyi was a small horned dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of Mongolia, living a little over 70 million years ago. Its fossils come from the Barun Goyot Formation in the Gobi Desert. It was named in 1975 by the Polish palaeontologists Teresa Maryańska and Halszka Osmólska, following the Polish-Mongolian expeditions of the 1960s and 70s. The name combines the Mongolian word baga, meaning small, with the Greek for “horned face”.
It was only about a metre long and probably weighed around as much as a medium-sized dog. It walked on all fours, had a parrot-like beak for cropping tough plants, a small bump of a horn on its snout and a short, simple frill at the back of its skull, with none of the long brow horns of its giant relatives.
Bagaceratops belonged to the protoceratopsids, a family of small Asian ceratopsians that lived in dry, dune-filled landscapes. Because so many skulls of different ages have been found, it has become an important animal for studying how horned dinosaurs grew up.
How to Unlock
How to unlock Bagaceratops from the Frenzy Pack in the Jurassic World Primal Ambush Collection?
Once the figure is released, open your Jurassic World Play App (previously known as the Jurassic World Facts App), press the Scan button and point it at the DNA code. The Bagaceratops scan code is not available yet. We will post it right here as soon as we have the figure, so you can scan it straight from this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Bagaceratops is part of Jurassic World Primal Ambush, Mattel’s 2027 toy line. It is in the first wave of the Frenzy Pack assortment, product code JPG83. Mattel has not confirmed an exact release date or price yet, and we will update this page when it does.
Yes. The Primal Ambush Frenzy Pack Bagaceratops is the first Bagaceratops figure Mattel has produced for the Jurassic World toy line.
Bagaceratops was about one metre long, making it one of the smallest horned dinosaurs. It was a close relative of Protoceratops.
Bagaceratops means small horned face. Baga is the Mongolian word for small, and ceratops is Greek for horned face.
Once the figure is released, open the Jurassic World Play App, tap the Scan button, and point it at the DNA code on the Bagaceratops figure. The code is not available yet, and we will add it to this page on release.