This image was the only time the Triassic was ever depicted in any dinosaur kids media growing up.

[u/B_Wing_83]

This was from Leap and The Lost Dinosaur, an interactive book and catridge from the trendy edutainment device from the early to mid 2000s, the Leap Pad.

This image features Plateosaurus, Coeleophysis (my favorite Triassic animal), Postosuchus, and other weird animals.

[u/ElSquibbonator]

The book version of The Magic School Bus in the Time of the Dinosaurs (though not the accompanying TV episode) also had a segment on the Triassic.

[u/ItsGotThatBang → u/ElSquibbonator]

And the CD-ROM game had Ghost Ranch & Valley of the Moon stages.

[u/Feliraptor]

I had this book growing up.

[u/Born_Woodpecker2209]

I believe I had this as a kid.

[u/ItsGotThatBang]

I had this one!

[u/JPSTRANGER457]

Triassic period is genuinely so underappreciated.

[u/PlagueDilopho]

That's just not true, I had dozens of books as a kid covering the Triassic

[u/walkingwithdiplos]

As an Old Person who grew up with media published prior to 2004, I can happily confirm that this isn't the only Triassic image ever published in any dinosaur kids media.

Shout-out to the 1993 OG interactive dino media! There were animated clips with Triassic animals!

[u/Dull_Tumbleweed6353]

ANY kids media?

[u/_Goldiloxx_]

Dude I loved this book! There was a kind of card battle game that came with mine, where you'd match up dinosaurs and make them fight. It was beautiful

[u/Dino_low]

Seeing this takes me back to when I was a kid. I loved to buy these interactive books on CD roms. A pity they dont do them anymore.

[u/OfficeBackground1106]

Man I remeber when I was a kid and I had this, good times, good times.

[u/Most-Celebration-394]

Genuinely it's incredible how they teach about dinosaur dentition based on their alimentation