Kinder Natoons Dinosaurs · 2026 · Kinder
Pteranodon
Pteranodon (VC101) is an orange flying reptile with a long crest at the back of its head, a long beak and folded wings. It sits propped on its wings as if they were front legs.
In ColleX collections, 107 collectors have it and 14 are looking for it. 21 of them have duplicates.
Median of European collector shops (Germany, Italy) for the toy with its leaflet (BPZ). These are asking prices, not sales.
Shop data as of November 2, 2026.
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About this item
A reptile, not a dinosaur
Pteranodon is a pterosaur — a flying reptile, not a dinosaur. According to Wikipedia it lived in the Late Cretaceous in North America and had a wingspan of over six metres; the name means “toothless wing”.
Name and prices
Pteranodon is the name in the collector databases and at the Italian astrocollection.it; the Ü-Ei-Portal catalogue did not have this figure yet on 5 October 2026, and eierlei-shop.de writes “Ankylosaurus” in its listing for code VC101. That day, with leaflet, it cost €3.50 at astrocollection.it and €3.95 at ue-ei-punkt.de, where it is listed as “Dino 5”; eierlei had sold out, its listing showing €4.99.
Pteranodon (VC101) — details, price and collectors
FAQ
Is the Kinder Natoons Pteranodon a dinosaur?+
No, Pteranodon is a flying reptile, a pterosaur. Two of the 16 figures are not dinosaurs: this one and the marine Plesiosaurus (VC123).
What is the code of Pteranodon?+
VC101 — the fifth code of the series in order. Ankylosaurus (VC100) comes before it and Spinosaurus (VC102) after.