That would make him have a superiority complex and also lead to causing havoc in the Lost World, but he was eventually defeated and banished to Volcano Island by Buck and his crew.
When he was young, Orson was constantly bullied for the massive brain on the back of his head (Which just so happened to be his brain). He has long sharp claws that are long enough to make sparks giving him the ability to make fire. He has an humongous brain growing on the back of his head that reaches almost to his top forehead. Orson is a dwarf side protoceratops with crimson red skin. This can be caused by the fact that he is smarter than all of the dinosaurs, but his large brain got him bullied as a child. He also seems to be an abusive leader as he treats his velociraptors like slaves instead of allies, and he is also shown to hate mammals. Orson is a narcissistic, ruthless, ill-tempered and xenophobic protoceratops with a Napoleon complex due to his desire of ruling the Lost World.
3.2 The Ice Age: Adventures of Buck Wild.Here's what we know about the next installment of "Ice Age," including the release date, cast, and plot. A new addition to the franchise, titled "The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild," was first announced as a TV series in 2018 (via ComingSoon) before transforming into a feature-length film and moving to Disney+ in 2019 (via Discussing Film). Originally created by Blue Sky Studios, a division of 20th Century Studios (known as 20th Century Fox at the time), the "Ice Age" franchise is currently overseen by Disney. Audiences have watched as the unlikely trio of prehistoric allies introduced in the 2002 movie escape cataclysmic floods, become parents, fight packs of dinosaurs, and even have an acorn-inspired alien adventure. The story of the "Ice Age" franchise is expanded through these sequel movies, shorts, and TV specials. In addition to the "Ice Age" feature films, the franchise includes shorts and video games. Since the first installment, there have been five "Ice Age" movies, with the most recent feature being 2016's "Ice Age: Collision Course." To date, these movies have earned more than $3.2 billion at the worldwide box office (via The Numbers).
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