Zoids Generation

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Steampunk collection

Steampunkis asubgenreofscience fictionthat incorporatesretrofuturistictechnologyandaestheticsinspired by, but not limited to, 19th-centuryindustrialsteam-poweredmachinery

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Zoids Customized Painting

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Zoids Conversion Kits Exclusive from Twotoys

Zoids 40TH Anniversary - Collaborations

Chaostic Century Organoids

Organoids are a special type ofZoid, usually with smallTherapod-like appearances, (albeit many with added features, like wings, spikes, etc.), although the Organoid "Pulse" from theZoids LegacyGame Boy game is a feline animal. Organoids are much smaller than regular Zoids, around the size of a small horse or humans.

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Zoids Legacy Pulse Organoids

Pulse is a leopard-type Organoid unique to the games, particularly inZoids Legacy, owned byZeru, the game's protagonist. His primary abilities are healing and fusion, but depending on the choices of the player (Zeru), Pulse's color can change. These colors are black (Attack power and Speed), red (Defense and Attack power), blue (Speed and Sensor accuracy) or remain white (HP and Defense power).

Wild Biographies - ZWR

Zoids: Wild Biographies(ゾイドワイルド列伝 lit: Zoido Wairudo Retsuden) is the name given to a line of unique Zoids that stem from theZoids: Wild ZEROanime series.

Zoids D-Style Takara Tomy

D-Styleis a series of simple model kits from differentanimeand video game series, including someZoids, made by Kotobukiya.

D-Style Zoids are smaller then most released Zoids and have large "Chibi" heads similar to Bandai's Super Deformed series of Gundam. They have no motors and are more flexible then their motorized counterparts (though less so than HMM Zoids). No painting is required, as all the colors are molded into the plastic save the pilots, who are molded in white plastic.

These kits featured pilots from the Chaotic Century anime, such as Van, Irvine and Moonbay.

https://zoids.fandom.com/wiki/D-Style

Japansese Omni

An oni ( 鬼 （ おに ） ) is a kind of yōkai, demon, orc, ogre, or troll in Japanese folklore. They are believed to live in caves or deep in the mountains.