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Well, this is his picture https://www.img.in.th/image/WWYqaL
I've seen that type of Diplo in game. Maybe not with those stripes, but the head is common. The problem I find (and its a known bug) is when I adopt a diplo like that, the first time its summoned, it becomes a younger version with a stubby neck. Very annoying.
Can i get of the coordinate of his planet?
https://nomanssky.fandom.com/wiki/Fauna_Hall_of_Fame_-_Largest
How can you tell how large that animal is in the promo? That looks like a 6.7m size diplo with slender neck, no fins, and small head with no funny hats. I'm pretty sure I've seen that ingame, but didn't bookmark it.
Then you should look more close to the trailer to see the proportions...
In-game animals can be up to 6m in high as for their descriptions, more than that the entire animation would be messed-up, that's why there aren't really big animals. There are plenty of animals like in the trailer, but not that big, and surely not moving like in the trailer. A trailer - and this trailer in particular - is a buying-sweetener, a fake construct put together, nothing else, keep that in mind.
At game release the reality was that one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF3vAlIpsr0
In the years after it got better but still far away from the trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=neJ5AVvM_Yk
After they were taken to court and forced to defend themselves against charges of blatant false-advertising amid an active campaign of intentionally-misleading marketing headed by Sean Murray using the aforementioned prerendered video (which was found to be one of several used for that purpose), the original video was remade with the game's actual engine (although still prerendered) to show that the game could technically create such a creature if the right RNG combo aligned.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2644924330
I'll keep my eyes open for one without all the frills.