First look at Jurassic World T-Rex from SDCC!

It dosent seem like rexy to me

I don't know, might be rexy.

ah, my bad
I just got too excited that I forgot our rexy has a darker coloration :))

I don't care who it is, that's one cool and mean looking Rex!

That's definitely not Rexy.  It's a male; they have green hides and larger throats than Rexy or the buck's mate in JP2.

And remember on the description of the T.rex Kingdom on the JW map?  It referred to the T.rex as "the king", so this must be him.

He's got some cool scars on his snout too(something the buck and young male from JP 3 both had, though they were wild).

like Adam said, this is a male, unless rexy started to change geneder because of the frog DNA

I dont think rexy would have any need to change gender.

i think its a male as well. but its missing the striping. is this just the head or is it a full model?

Again, I don't think rexy is till alive, what with the original island probably getting bombed and all.... So yeah, this is almost definately not Rexy.

im not sure if the island was bombed in the movie universe. they might have captured her and and gave her a younger male? either that or shes on the other side of the wall

I don't think it's the actual animatronic. I think it's just for Comic Con. But, it's probably what the rex will look like in the film. Though, I hope not all the dinosaurs in the film are green.

T-REX WHITE - How very compelling! I'm not certain of what to think of the animal just yet - I need more pictures! Regardless, thank you so very much for sharing this with us! :)

A very cool find and thanks for finding this for us.

Rexy was developing stripes, prominent crests, and a throat sack towards the end of the movie. (the first JP) Male and female animals look very similar at a young age until they reach either adult size or sexual maturity, at which the differences develop. Rexy could still be a male in my book. But anyone notice the "slit pupil" eye? Way cool, and love the colors. This isn't Rexy, but a Rex at least 40-45 feet long (about Rexy size. Maybe even bigger.) Maybe it has the slit eyes because it is crossed with more closely related species (birds and reptiles, both of which have been known to have similar eyes.) Love the animatronic. Thanks for the find!

Another reason why I believe that rexy died, is because in the first movie she was around 20-30 years old, a fully-grown, adult T. rex. Now, in the modern field of paleontology we believe that The average tyrannosaurus would age to around 30-40 years. The new film takes place over 20 years after the first movie did. Are you starting to catch on? Even at the lower estimate for her age, that means that she is almost guaranteed to be dead.  So, even if rexy were to show up, she would be in the last moments of her life. She wouldn't be chasing down jeeps and smashing fences like she was in the first movie. 

It is because of this, (amongst other things) that I do not think rexy will be in Jurassic World.

But we don't know really how old Tyrannosaurs could've lived. Or, how fast they could've reached adult size. So it still is possible.

Well, we do know how fast that they reached adult size. It is known that many tyrannosaurs reached what is considered maturity around 18-20 years of age. and although yes, I agree with you that we may never know how fast they reached adult size, but as I said, the current estimate is 30-40 years for the average Tyrannosaurus specimen. As with all animals though, it is entirely possible that a T. rex could've lived to be 50 years old, although that would take perfect living conditions, which it most certainly would not have had after the incident on Isla Nublar, due to being confined to one relatively small island, having to fight to survive, and a lack of lysine (which would've killed her anyway). So again, rexy is most likely dead.

Nice find! Cool design!

I like it, nice find T-rex White.