Lol! I'm 34, when zoids was on cartoon network when I was a kid I got into them, they were the first models I built. Peep the konig wolf, Geno breaker, and the berserk fury.
I'm sure that with almost 800 comments someone has mentioned it, but just in case they haven't, this kit was actually released in February of this year, 2020. Interestingly it's the first one I've seen that actually recommends glue on any parts; the Blade Liger AB Bang Ver from 2009 had the exact same parts in the exact same place and did not recommend any glue. I guess as they started doing remakes they altered the instructions to add glue to parts that were prone to falling apart. I have the Gunsniper Linnon (Leena) Special and absolutely love it. No glue required there! Only complaint with that kit was that the instructions for the additional parts were just tacked onto the instructions for the base Gunsniper, which caused problems as some parts needed to be assembled before others.
I started my model kit building with zoids but now I do gunpla. What you are saying is true there is a lot of plastic with these kits. That only makes them much more fun to put together. And if you want large kit look for a Gojulas kit or the rare Death Saurer hmm kits.
Yes!! Mecha Gaikotsu finally did a review on a HMM zoid! I'm a huge zoid fan, and I wanted to see thorough reviews on them before I buy them. They are quite expensive, and I have been waiting for the Shadow Fox, and Geno Saurer (Raven) to appear again at HLJ. It would be awesome if you reviewed them.
The Berserk Fury and the Liger Zero (with the Changing Armor System sets) are beyond amazing. Huge recommend. Especially if you want a ZOID that stands on two legs.
IIRC those white fins on the legs are like radiators/vents for when the whole zoid is over taxed it lets off some steam. Pretty cool, I was a huge fan of the anime but I only got a chance to build the HMM command wolf, I had a crate of Tomy windey uppy kits along with bootlegs but the HMM kits were too complex and too expensive. Not that I wasn't up to it, at the time I was more focused on gunpla so I put the wolf aside. Till I sold it with leg parts still on the runners.
I don't know a lot about the Zoid kits, but I know Zoids, so I'll just recommend some of my favorites that I know have a kit. Liger Zero, Liger Jaeger, Liger Schneider, Command Wolf, Command Wolf Irvine, Shadow Fox, Lightning Saix, Gun Sniper, Pteras, Storm Sworder.
Just for those not aware, those file trays you see in an office supply store work very well for holding the runners. Plus they stack so that can save you some room.
I built about 30 of the takara tomy zoids way back. I suggest you try the empire's dinosaur zoids if you want the bigger ones. Genobreaker and berserk fury or their hmm variants.
I recommend the shadow fox, command wolf, and the murasame liger (from a third party brand because that's the only way you can get a 1/72 scale of murasame liger)
just built kotobukiya Metal Gear rex and in the past i built one of their armoured core for answer kits both of which have insane parts counts and no stickers everything is parts detail they are both good great detail but the armoured core kit is a plastic hand grenade without glue
The reason the frame and parts for the liger you have are so old it's for the simple fact that voids of a similar model and make are pretty much the same thing design-wise with only slight modifications between them.
Nearly all Zoids are 1/72 scale,although there are some "Tomytech" kits that are 1/144,these are very small but also have dozens of parts,and the gatling gun barrels are missing off the back of your "Shadow Fox",bud.✌👍
12:29 It's not as big because the specific zoid model isn't supposed to be big. Takara Tomy and Kotobukiya are roughly the same scale, but different proportions where Koto has longer limbs, smaller heads, and skinnier pieces.
Those are not guns near the blade. Those are his thrusters. It is shown in Zoids chaotic century after Shield Liger evolves to Blade Liger. And there is a wolf like Zoid called the Command Wolf
They're also guns. The anime didn't use them much though, just like it didn't use the back or tail guns on the Shield Liger and forgot about the missile launchers.
1/72 scale vs 1/144 scale. Yeah, the Zoid models are pretty big lol Well, for the larger kits. A Gun Sniper is significantly smaller than a Blade Liger.
18:47 the opening leg fins are heat dispersal vents also fun fact Zoid cores are actually the compact vital organs of the zoids, making them alive, albiet soley the core...also it is POSSIBLE To genetically modify a zoid.
I also strongly agree with this. When Mecha Gaikotsu talks about the size of Blade Liger being huge, i also felt that when building HMM Liger Zero Panzer, but when i built Berserk Fuhrer, boi, that kit is like on a different level of huge. The presence is just sooo powerful, i'd definitely recommend it even if one prefer another zoids
Man, all these people building MGs in an evening and it takes me a month on average to put together an RG kit. It typically takes me about an hour to go through sanding and panel lining for just one step lol.
Just a tip bro, God hands really cut a lot of the time down if your not already using them, a bit pricy but worth it in the long run for the time you save.
@@MechaGaikotsu The nubs are also more pronounced because the plastic is far more dense. I've built 3 of the 4 versions of the Liger Zero so far and they're just heavier in the plastic used for most likely the kit stability. Also a side note: most of these kits are being re-released with only added waterslides, so that the engineering holds up so well speaks volumes. You should definitely try any of the Zero variations, or Command Wolf variations.
Shield Ligers are actually my favorite of the liger type zoids. Since its the first zoid piloted by Van in Chaotic Century, and is somewhat antithetical to what you'd expect an anime protagonist to use back then. It made extensive use of its energy shielding, its primary modes of attack are ranged weapons, the weapons themselves are relatively standard, and Van fought pretty dirty favoring guerilla tactics. At least compared to what other anime was on Cartoon Network at the time, which was mostly shonen. Chaotic Century on the other hand has themes and atmosphere of what you'd expect in a real robot anime like Mobile Suit Gundam.
True, The Shield Liger is basically a standard tank in comparison to other, more extravagant, zoids. But the fact that it was used so effectively endeared it to my heart. You don't have to scream "main protagonist mech" in order to kick ass.
@@DJWeapon8 It's more a high-end Grunt Mech though, closer to say Jegan than Guncannon or GM even. Nevertheless the Shield Liger is definitely a grunt mech-- you see entire columns of Republican Shield Ligers-- and their pilots aren't unskilled [Van has trouble activating the Shield of the Shield Liger early on, those grunt pilots do so in a synchronized fashion] Although, they're mostly used in the way Hollywood uses F-22s. As shit you would identify with, know is strong, and then watch get obliterated by the current major threat-- that mostly being Deathsaurer or Death Stinger's Charged Particle Cannon turning the entire column into molten metal and nothing else in one shot. Repeatedly. (Or fighting Raven and you get the off-screen screams as Raven makes mincemeat out of them in less than 3 minutes). Fun fact, if you pay attention to the side characters, the Blade Liger isn't necessarily uncommon, despite Van's Blade Liger being the only one shown on screen (until NCZ, where there's definitely multiple Blade Ligers). Van's of course is special since Zeke, but in theory, Zeke could make any Zoid special. Now stuff like Raven's Genosaur was full on Ace Mech (And Geno Breaker was truly one-of-a-kind in the anime-- all Zoids, even the big shit like Deathsaurer are "Mass Production" in Battle Story... fuck there's the Zarka Special Death Stinger kit- what's that? A kit for... of one of entire squadron of Death Stingers (Kit is one Zoid, there's an entire Zarka Squadron of them). Because you know, that's needed. Zi gets it: Mass Produce the Big Zam already.), and the fact that it was, was a relatively key point in Guardian Force, since "that's not just something you find lying around"-- the first major clue that Hiltz and his terrorist organization is a bit more well funded and outfitted than one might guess.
@@AirshipCanon2 the irony is that while Gundam, Macross, Code Geass and more have this Trope of "The main character's ride is one of a kind", Zoids did something right in that sense: it made it with a logical sense. Think about it: what would ANY military in the world logically do if one of their newer units turns out to be more effective in combat than even that of their enemies: mass produce it. What did the Guylos empire did with the Geno Saurer to a degree it became a relatively common zoid in later zoid eras? Mass produce it because it was a REALLY good zoid. What did the Helic Republic did with the Blade Liger to a lesser extent given their lack of resources (but they still did it, that's what counts). Mass produce it and give it some extra equipment to boost it's performance! What did the Guylos Empire and the Helic Republic did with the Lightning Saix after it proved to be a good alternative to the already fast blade liger, which shows up more commonly at least once century later? Mass frickin produce it! Truthfully, the only 2 Zoids I can think of as one-of-a-kind, at least for a full on war period, are the following: the Geno Breaker and the Psycho Geno Saurer. Which brings back the point: why did the Brittania empire (in Code Geass) NOT mass produce the Gawain or Lancelot? No clue. Why did the Earth Federation decided to, instead of mass producing the RX-78 Gundam, tune it down and produce it as the RGM series or brought back from service rather old machines like the previous GM series? No clue. Zoids did another thing right: they highlighted the pilot's skills as a way to determine the true potential of a zoid. Raven and Van come as my primary example of this in 2 instances, going from less impressive to more impressive: 1.- an injured Van Flyheight piloted a captured Rev Raptor and was able to greatly decimate the enemy forces with the same machine most were piloting. 2.- A mentally unstable Raven massacred a republican base filled with Godos and other (greater) zoid types with a Godos. A frakking Godos. In Gundam terms it's like obliterating an Earth Federation base full of Jegans with a GM I In my honest opinion, although Gundam has set the basis for the boom of the Real Robot side of mechas... Zoids perfected it in Chaotic Century and Guardian Force. And they didn't got too off of the trope with New Century. Makes me sad that not many know of it as of late.
@@elementxxriderzoids is an ideal, and pretty unrealistic, scenario. Irl militaries operate more the way the federation in gundam does. Why didn't the federation mass produce its best, most armored and powerful mobile suit? Because it was expensive as fuck. So why bother mass producing that when an army of scaled down gms and disposable pilots were good enough to get the job done?
Just finished one, that's a LONG build!! They go for a lot of money now a days too, luckily I bought mine when it came out (started the build years later though).
Just seeing it in the box, is a spectacle to behold XD If I was ever gifted one, I honestly wouldn't know when I would built it b/c I have no idea where I would even put it. I'd probably have to move lol.
I was going to say the HMM Iron Kong is probably heavier and would take longer than the Blade Liger but that bad boy would be awhile for sure! Are there any Death Saurer HMM kits?
what this guy failed to realize, there are way newer ligers. dude im pulling my hair out. Look up the Liger zero/schneider/panzer/yager release date for Kotobukiya. PLEASE. lol i am freaking out that youre not trying the newer models man
Other gundam reviews:
Size comparisons
Jobby: madoka godzilla prime
Mecha gaikotsu: WEIGHT COMPARISONS AWWWW YEAHH
jobby reviews gunpla?? :o
@@YiminyCricket he used to, he doesn't do it much anymore because of time
Last time I watched him, he reviewed RG Eva
@@RikuoNura383 i know but that's not really a Gundam kit now is it. And even then, check the last time he reviewed a gunpla before the RG Eva
@@YiminyCricket Jobby just don't have the time to build things
Lol! I'm 34, when zoids was on cartoon network when I was a kid I got into them, they were the first models I built. Peep the konig wolf, Geno breaker, and the berserk fury.
The last time I was this early, I had Zoids made by Tomy.
I felt that right in the heart
@@irencsak ditto
Nostalgia hitting us all like a freight train, huh?
Back in the day when the cool kids have battery operated Sabre tigre(the red antagonist, cant remember the name)
@@rexb3795 i had a battery operated blade liger back then.
The beserk fury was always my favortire zoid and im pretty sure this same line has one in it
I'm sure that with almost 800 comments someone has mentioned it, but just in case they haven't, this kit was actually released in February of this year, 2020. Interestingly it's the first one I've seen that actually recommends glue on any parts; the Blade Liger AB Bang Ver from 2009 had the exact same parts in the exact same place and did not recommend any glue. I guess as they started doing remakes they altered the instructions to add glue to parts that were prone to falling apart.
I have the Gunsniper Linnon (Leena) Special and absolutely love it. No glue required there! Only complaint with that kit was that the instructions for the additional parts were just tacked onto the instructions for the base Gunsniper, which caused problems as some parts needed to be assembled before others.
I started my model kit building with zoids but now I do gunpla. What you are saying is true there is a lot of plastic with these kits. That only makes them much more fun to put together. And if you want large kit look for a Gojulas kit or the rare Death Saurer hmm kits.
Yes!! Mecha Gaikotsu finally did a review on a HMM zoid! I'm a huge zoid fan, and I wanted to see thorough reviews on them before I buy them. They are quite expensive, and I have been waiting for the Shadow Fox, and Geno Saurer (Raven) to appear again at HLJ. It would be awesome if you reviewed them.
The Berserk Fury and the Liger Zero (with the Changing Armor System sets) are beyond amazing. Huge recommend. Especially if you want a ZOID that stands on two legs.
IIRC those white fins on the legs are like radiators/vents for when the whole zoid is over taxed it lets off some steam. Pretty cool, I was a huge fan of the anime but I only got a chance to build the HMM command wolf, I had a crate of Tomy windey uppy kits along with bootlegs but the HMM kits were too complex and too expensive. Not that I wasn't up to it, at the time I was more focused on gunpla so I put the wolf aside. Till I sold it with leg parts still on the runners.
Thanks I've been on the fence about buying one of these for the longest time. Build the liger zero jager next.
I don't know a lot about the Zoid kits, but I know Zoids, so I'll just recommend some of my favorites that I know have a kit.
Liger Zero, Liger Jaeger, Liger Schneider, Command Wolf, Command Wolf Irvine, Shadow Fox, Lightning Saix, Gun Sniper, Pteras, Storm Sworder.
Thanks for talking about the build!!!
Just for those not aware, those file trays you see in an office supply store work very well for holding the runners. Plus they stack so that can save you some room.
I built about 30 of the takara tomy zoids way back. I suggest you try the empire's dinosaur zoids if you want the bigger ones. Genobreaker and berserk fury or their hmm variants.
If you can find the Kotobukiya Gun Sniper, that's a pretty awesome kit as well
I recommend the shadow fox, command wolf, and the murasame liger (from a third party brand because that's the only way you can get a 1/72 scale of murasame liger)
BTW love this video man. I was hoping for a good channel to review Zoids and yours was perfect
Maybe next review could be the HMM Gunsniper, your reviews are awesome!!!
I recommend the Dibison for something bulky and with a lot of weapons. That too is having a release coming soon.
in the anime the Liger type Zoids are usually the main protagonist's unit while their rivals are T-Rex/similar looking dinosaur types.
Id love to see more zoids on the channel, great video!
I’d love to give more a try. Might have to keep an eye on what they’re releasing in future!
@@MechaGaikotsu Definitely and I know others would love to see it. I just added a few to my backlog, cant wait till they arrive from HLJ.
The Panzer Liger would be amazing to see.
just built kotobukiya Metal Gear rex and in the past i built one of their armoured core for answer kits both of which have insane parts counts and no stickers everything is parts detail they are both good great detail but the armoured core kit is a plastic hand grenade without glue
I recommend the Berserk Fury for a zoid model to build.
The reason the frame and parts for the liger you have are so old it's for the simple fact that voids of a similar model and make are pretty much the same thing design-wise with only slight modifications between them.
Waiting for zoids ultrasaur from koto. Although i'm pretty happy from tomy kits .
zoids are awesome kit with that hefty price tag (equal to almost 2 MG at my country) and some koto plastic issues
As for your next kit I recommend Gojulas 😍
I recommend the Geno Saurer or the Geno Breaker.
I love the liger zeros
I'd like to see your review on super robot taisen original generation kits. Kotobukiya made that one too.
Definitely check out the Death Stinger and Gojulas the Ogre.
Zoids genobreaker! Just because I remember it being such a devastating powerhouse of an antagonist in the anime years ago.
u should try a hmm gojulas the ogre. It as detailed as a RG but as big or bigger than a pg
Speaking of Kotobukiya. Have you ever tried the Muv-luv series tactical surface fighters? Would like to hear an opinion on what is available.
Yo bro put the decals on that Thunderbolt. You must have a shoebox or three full of decals.
Late comment but I recommend Shadow Fox HMM, I have it but I didn't glue it since I do not understand Japanese
Hey how about the Gun sniper Leena version, you got your armed grocery basket
Get all the liger zeros, literally the strike gundam of zoids
Hi, can I know what kind of glue you used to glue the parts?
Hmm berserk fuhrer, its a T-rex type zoid and its super awesome!!!
Build the Gojulas if you have the space, time and wallet lol. Its epic and neo zeong size.
Ah nostalgic childhood memories
Nearly all Zoids are 1/72 scale,although there are some "Tomytech" kits that are 1/144,these are very small but also have dozens of parts,and the gatling gun barrels are missing off the back of your "Shadow Fox",bud.✌👍
i recommend the Genosaurer line
What is that blue mecha robot? It looks pretty cool
Try to build the HMM 1/72 Geno Breaker Raven Version.
12:29 It's not as big because the specific zoid model isn't supposed to be big. Takara Tomy and Kotobukiya are roughly the same scale, but different proportions where Koto has longer limbs, smaller heads, and skinnier pieces.
I waiting till hlj restocks on the 1/72 liger zero so I can buy it!!!
Do the hmm shadow fox, it’s probably my favorite kit I’ve built zoids/Gundam of them all.
Great 👍video review.
I would like to see a review on the Berserk Fury.
I recommend Gojulas Ogre or Gojulas Gunner
Yes Been waitin for this! ZOIDS!!
The kotobukiya kits come out on repackages... finding them is hard RIP the dream of Owning all Ligers
Also I recommend any of the Tyrannosaurus Zoids mostly the Geno Breaker
Berserk fury is one of my favorite, i think it's one of the good one, well i also like any other dinosaur-based zoids but that one is my favorite
Bro, brachiosaurus / the triceratops one are my fave
Build the Jager Next mecha :) it is my favorite HMM Koto Kit.
You should look up the hmm gojulas thats a heavy zoid
build a geno breaker. you will not regret it. its big n badass
Recommend the VIGOROUS Death Saurer.
The joints don't hold up well for the legs. Will require some modifications or it'll start slumping down due to the weight.
Sorry if the question sounds dumb but are there 1:144 scale Zoids? Or are they just 1:72?
Hey I remember this zoid from zoids legacy on the game boy advanced!
Try Sturm Tyrant!! Or liger zero variants
Got excited when it said liger ab miss my zoids battle legends on GameCube
get the Liger Zero and the armor system its like a lion core gundam =)
Can you also review the HMM Geno Breaker? :D
Hey mecha gaikatsu if you don't mind I'd want to know what you think of the lbx model kits if you could please
Do a Gojulas! Paint it purple! Hahaha
Those are not guns near the blade. Those are his thrusters. It is shown in Zoids chaotic century after Shield Liger evolves to Blade Liger. And there is a wolf like Zoid called the Command Wolf
They're also guns. The anime didn't use them much though, just like it didn't use the back or tail guns on the Shield Liger and forgot about the missile launchers.
Get the liger Zero next!
Build the goujulas next😁
I recommend sturm tyrann for ya
When is the war hammer figure review coming out ?
HMM Berserk Fuhrer, HMM Shadow Fox, HMM Liger Zero Panzer, Schneider, or Jaeger, HMM Lightning Saix
You think this was a big heavy involved kit try a Gojulas the Ogre.
On second thought no. When I built mine it took me six days, around 30 hours.
HMM GENO BREAKER RAVEN AND HMM STRUM TYRANN NEXT PLEASE:))
Do a review of HMM saber tiger zoids
HMM Gojulas, if there’s still any... anyways awesome review
Is there one for Murasame Liger?
Sturm tyrann or the Geno breaker.
If only zoids can get more supporters and easier to acquire
Is that made in plastic?
Zoid is really awesome, but i don't have much money to buy a hmm kit tho ;-; kinda sad but oh well
Um hey can i ask what the name of the green one at 1:10 pls?
1/72 scale vs 1/144 scale.
Yeah, the Zoid models are pretty big lol
Well, for the larger kits. A Gun Sniper is significantly smaller than a Blade Liger.
Psycho Geno Saurer please or Geno Breaker
Zoids is greattttt
Also go watch the anime Zoids New Century Zero highly recommend only 25 to 30 episodes
YES!
Command wolf and shadow fox.
18:47
the opening leg fins are heat dispersal vents
also fun fact
Zoid cores are actually the compact vital organs of the zoids, making them alive, albiet soley the core...also it is POSSIBLE To genetically modify a zoid.
Another Zoids nerd?
Bless 👏👏👏
I have all of zoids chaotic century and nee century on dvd
nuts on zoid*
if i remember correctly zeke is in the core of the liger isn't he
HMM Berserk Fuhrer. One of the coolest Zoids kits ever.
This was my first Zoids model kit since I was a kid. I saw it at a convention and I knew I had to have it. It was amazing!
I have the robo rex too one of the best zoids kits. Wish we got a Death saurer or godzilla crossover zoid
Well for me, Liger > Geno > Berserk
I also strongly agree with this. When Mecha Gaikotsu talks about the size of Blade Liger being huge, i also felt that when building HMM Liger Zero Panzer, but when i built Berserk Fuhrer, boi, that kit is like on a different level of huge. The presence is just sooo powerful, i'd definitely recommend it even if one prefer another zoids
I want it so bad but also want the death stinger
Man, all these people building MGs in an evening and it takes me a month on average to put together an RG kit. It typically takes me about an hour to go through sanding and panel lining for just one step lol.
You’re doing it right then!
There's a reason his nubs are so godawful, you know. Keep doing it your way, and have a product you can be proud looking at imo
Just a tip bro, God hands really cut a lot of the time down if your not already using them, a bit pricy but worth it in the long run for the time you save.
@@MechaGaikotsu The nubs are also more pronounced because the plastic is far more dense. I've built 3 of the 4 versions of the Liger Zero so far and they're just heavier in the plastic used for most likely the kit stability.
Also a side note: most of these kits are being re-released with only added waterslides, so that the engineering holds up so well speaks volumes. You should definitely try any of the Zero variations, or Command Wolf variations.
Don't worry about, we all build kits at a different pace. I recently bought a 30 minute missions kit, and it took me about 3 hours to build.
Shield Ligers are actually my favorite of the liger type zoids.
Since its the first zoid piloted by Van in Chaotic Century, and is somewhat antithetical to what you'd expect an anime protagonist to use back then.
It made extensive use of its energy shielding, its primary modes of attack are ranged weapons, the weapons themselves are relatively standard, and Van fought pretty dirty favoring guerilla tactics.
At least compared to what other anime was on Cartoon Network at the time, which was mostly shonen. Chaotic Century on the other hand has themes and atmosphere of what you'd expect in a real robot anime like Mobile Suit Gundam.
True, The Shield Liger is basically a standard tank in comparison to other, more extravagant, zoids. But the fact that it was used so effectively endeared it to my heart. You don't have to scream "main protagonist mech" in order to kick ass.
@@andrewowens4421 exactly.
Its a grunt mech for all intents and purposes.
@@DJWeapon8 It's more a high-end Grunt Mech though, closer to say Jegan than Guncannon or GM even. Nevertheless the Shield Liger is definitely a grunt mech-- you see entire columns of Republican Shield Ligers-- and their pilots aren't unskilled [Van has trouble activating the Shield of the Shield Liger early on, those grunt pilots do so in a synchronized fashion] Although, they're mostly used in the way Hollywood uses F-22s. As shit you would identify with, know is strong, and then watch get obliterated by the current major threat-- that mostly being Deathsaurer or Death Stinger's Charged Particle Cannon turning the entire column into molten metal and nothing else in one shot. Repeatedly. (Or fighting Raven and you get the off-screen screams as Raven makes mincemeat out of them in less than 3 minutes).
Fun fact, if you pay attention to the side characters, the Blade Liger isn't necessarily uncommon, despite Van's Blade Liger being the only one shown on screen (until NCZ, where there's definitely multiple Blade Ligers). Van's of course is special since Zeke, but in theory, Zeke could make any Zoid special.
Now stuff like Raven's Genosaur was full on Ace Mech (And Geno Breaker was truly one-of-a-kind in the anime-- all Zoids, even the big shit like Deathsaurer are "Mass Production" in Battle Story... fuck there's the Zarka Special Death Stinger kit- what's that? A kit for... of one of entire squadron of Death Stingers (Kit is one Zoid, there's an entire Zarka Squadron of them). Because you know, that's needed. Zi gets it: Mass Produce the Big Zam already.), and the fact that it was, was a relatively key point in Guardian Force, since "that's not just something you find lying around"-- the first major clue that Hiltz and his terrorist organization is a bit more well funded and outfitted than one might guess.
@@AirshipCanon2 the irony is that while Gundam, Macross, Code Geass and more have this Trope of "The main character's ride is one of a kind", Zoids did something right in that sense: it made it with a logical sense.
Think about it: what would ANY military in the world logically do if one of their newer units turns out to be more effective in combat than even that of their enemies: mass produce it.
What did the Guylos empire did with the Geno Saurer to a degree it became a relatively common zoid in later zoid eras? Mass produce it because it was a REALLY good zoid.
What did the Helic Republic did with the Blade Liger to a lesser extent given their lack of resources (but they still did it, that's what counts). Mass produce it and give it some extra equipment to boost it's performance!
What did the Guylos Empire and the Helic Republic did with the Lightning Saix after it proved to be a good alternative to the already fast blade liger, which shows up more commonly at least once century later? Mass frickin produce it!
Truthfully, the only 2 Zoids I can think of as one-of-a-kind, at least for a full on war period, are the following: the Geno Breaker and the Psycho Geno Saurer.
Which brings back the point: why did the Brittania empire (in Code Geass) NOT mass produce the Gawain or Lancelot? No clue.
Why did the Earth Federation decided to, instead of mass producing the RX-78 Gundam, tune it down and produce it as the RGM series or brought back from service rather old machines like the previous GM series? No clue.
Zoids did another thing right: they highlighted the pilot's skills as a way to determine the true potential of a zoid. Raven and Van come as my primary example of this in 2 instances, going from less impressive to more impressive: 1.- an injured Van Flyheight piloted a captured Rev Raptor and was able to greatly decimate the enemy forces with the same machine most were piloting. 2.- A mentally unstable Raven massacred a republican base filled with Godos and other (greater) zoid types with a Godos. A frakking Godos. In Gundam terms it's like obliterating an Earth Federation base full of Jegans with a GM I
In my honest opinion, although Gundam has set the basis for the boom of the Real Robot side of mechas... Zoids perfected it in Chaotic Century and Guardian Force. And they didn't got too off of the trope with New Century. Makes me sad that not many know of it as of late.
@@elementxxriderzoids is an ideal, and pretty unrealistic, scenario. Irl militaries operate more the way the federation in gundam does.
Why didn't the federation mass produce its best, most armored and powerful mobile suit? Because it was expensive as fuck. So why bother mass producing that when an army of scaled down gms and disposable pilots were good enough to get the job done?
Then let's do the HMM Gojulas Ogre, Itself is a spectacle to behold.
Just finished one, that's a LONG build!! They go for a lot of money now a days too, luckily I bought mine when it came out (started the build years later though).
The price is a spectacle to behold as well!!😀😉✌
Got him and the original Godzilla version.
Just seeing it in the box, is a spectacle to behold XD
If I was ever gifted one, I honestly wouldn't know when I would built it b/c I have no idea where I would even put it. I'd probably have to move lol.
I was going to say the HMM Iron Kong is probably heavier and would take longer than the Blade Liger but that bad boy would be awhile for sure!
Are there any Death Saurer HMM kits?
liger zero Schneider, command wolf, shadow fox, and lightning saix are my recommendations.
It would be awesome if he also built liger zero panzer.
@@vegacomplex8290 yeah the successor of blade liger "liger zero" vs the og blade liger just like in new century
Definitly liger zero. All of 'em
@@bimaanugrah6589 agreed
Shame that shadow wolf is a pain to find these days.
Finally getting zoids content from the likes of the main dude himself
this is new
I like
Nick Rusty what
Do you mean a refreshing review or is it a new production blade liger ab but using the 2006 mold?
what this guy failed to realize, there are way newer ligers. dude im pulling my hair out. Look up the Liger zero/schneider/panzer/yager release date for Kotobukiya. PLEASE. lol i am freaking out that youre not trying the newer models man
@@BudgetBlade It was re-released this year, but yeah it uses the old 2006 mold so the tech is still 2006, not 2020.