Dinosan

In 1946, a secluded island was found to still be home to living dinosaurs, which had somehow avoided extinction. Through breeding and genetic techniques, their numbers grew, sparking global fascination with dinosaurs. This enthusiasm eventually led to the creation of dinosaur-themed attractions like Enoshima Dinoland. However, a major event caused a sharp decline in the popularity and success of these parks. Now, a new dino-keeper named Suma Suzume has joined the struggling Dinoland, hoping to help restore its former success.