D-Stroy

D-Stroy is D-Structs' older brother who can sometimes be very critical of his "little brother", as he prefers to call him. Scrap-It once asked D-Structs, "He never passes up an opportunity for constructive criticism, does he?" He and D-Structs worked together in the past until D-Structs betrayed him. He has large, upward-pointing spiked horns on his head, one of which is broken, and a scar that looks like a crack on the right side of his face. On his tail, he has a wrecking ball that looks more like a hammer with five spikes, which also functions almost identically to his brother's current tail. He has six forward-curving spikes on his neck and two curved spikes on each section of his tail, slightly longer arms, and multi-fingered hands with retractable blades for flipping over other Dinotrux. He is the secondary main antagonist of the franchise.

Personality He is bigger, meaner, stronger, faster, smarter, more patient, more cunning, more insidious, more unpredictable and more powerful than his brother.

D-Stroy is D-Structs' older brother who can sometimes be very critical of his "little brother", as he prefers to call him. Scrap-It once asked D-Structs, "He never passes up an opportunity for constructive criticism, does he?" He and D-Structs worked together in the past until D-Structs betrayed him. He has large, upward-pointing spiked horns on his head, one of which is broken, and a scar that looks like a crack on the right side of his face. On his tail, he has a wrecking ball that looks more like a hammer with five spikes, which also functions almost identically to his brother's current tail. He has six forward-curving spikes on his neck and two curved spikes on each section of his tail, slightly longer arms, and multi-fingered hands with retractable blades for flipping over other Dinotrux. He is the secondary main antagonist of the franchise. Personality He is bigger, meaner, stronger, faster, smarter, more patient, more cunning, more devious, more unpredictable, and more powerful than his brother. D-Structs believes that D-Stroy would gladly betray him if given the chance. D-Stroy has also figured out a reliable and truly effective way to get rid of Ty Roux and his friends, something his brother, even with some support, could almost never do. And he has come up with some pretty clever tricks to find Ty and his friends' hiding places. D-Stroy's behavior is similar to his younger brother, although he has complimented Scrap-It without any sign of anger. But there are a few important differences. Unlike D-Structs, who would be happy if Ty and his Trux just left and never came back, D-Stroy is more ruthless and determined to destroy his enemies. D-Story is also more willing to give Scrap-It the benefit of the doubt, although not entirely. Also, as mentioned earlier, D-Stroy is more intelligent and patient than D-Structs, who are impatient, reckless, and don't think things through.