17 Facts About Zoids

The relaunched Japanese line, now entitled Zoids, was a success, running from 1983 until 1990.

The Zoids line had its own "Battle Story" that was told serially on the backs of the model boxes and in catalogues.

The Zoids were recolored from the OJR versions, and came with detailed, 3 inch tall action figures of the pilot and crew.

The Zoids were divided into Helic and Guylos factions, with the Zenebas Empire returning later.

Blox Zoids can be easily disassembled and combined with each other, as well as with regular Zoids.

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The cancellation of the line left a number of new Zoids unreleased, including most of those not yet re-released by TOMY.

Any Blox Zoids that were released by Hasbro were sold as part of the line known as Z-Builders.

The line featured a number of Zoids that were previously only released in North America.

The new designs, namely the Bio-Zoids which had rubber armor, did not do so well, having been plagued by quality control issues and production errors.

In most cases, these Academy Zoids have nearly identical packaging to their Japanese predecessors save for the Korean language and a sticker bearing the Academy logo.

The first MSS Zoids, released in January 2013, were a Shield Liger and Hammer Rock.

The Zenebas Zoids were mostly red and silver and more armored, the Helic more skeletal and favoring blue and grey.

Zoids's son took over the reins, driving the Republic forces back to the Eastern Continent.

Zoids becomes a pilot of their Zoid, the Liger Zero, a temperamental Zoid that previously had been unpilotable.

Zoids is aided by his teammates, Leena Toros, Brad Hunter, Jamie Hemeros, as well as their leader, Dr Steve Toros.

Zoids: Fuzors follows the adventures of team Mach Storm and RD, a novice Liger Zero pilot.

Zoids's village is suddenly attacked by skeletal "Bio-Zoids" intent on securing the powerful Generator located in the village.