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| rdfs:comment | - thumb Zoids es un anime basado en la franquicia de juguetes ZOIDS, de TOMY. Fue producido por el estudio XEBEC. La historia se inicia en el planeta Zi, un planeta habitado por grandes compañeros mecánicos conocidos como "zoids" que han sido modificados por los humanos para ser utilizados como armas de guerra .
- Zoids (ゾイド (Zoido)) is a multi-media model-kit-based franchise originating from Japanese toy company Tomy (now Takara-Tomy); though now produced by various companies through licenses. The majority of the franchise is built around and focused on the various model kit series released, traditionally mechanically driven 1/72th scale mecha model kits that resemble a wide range of animals and creatures. In recent years, the franchise has expanded from strictly motorized model kits to highly detailed and posable model kits, action figures and even PVC figurines. The various anime series, comics, manga books and video games all serve as tie-in media products for the franchise, to expand both consumer base and franchise recognition.
- Zoids are on the cutting edge of plastic robot dinosaur technology. Marvels of engineering, the average Zoid model is made of 368945968745987 unnecessarily tiny plastic pieces assembled around either a wind-up or battery operated motor, and requires six hands in order to build with any efficiency. Once completed, they will take a couple of strenuous steps foreword before toppling over and writhing pathetically on the floor. Zoids are incapable of traversing rough terrain such as your average living room carpet, and require smooth, flat surfaces from which to launch their attacks.
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| Descripción | - Zoids Wiki es un proyecto de Fandom sobre la franquicia basada en una serie de modelos de juguetes de plástico diseñado.
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| abstract | - Zoids are on the cutting edge of plastic robot dinosaur technology. Marvels of engineering, the average Zoid model is made of 368945968745987 unnecessarily tiny plastic pieces assembled around either a wind-up or battery operated motor, and requires six hands in order to build with any efficiency. Once completed, they will take a couple of strenuous steps foreword before toppling over and writhing pathetically on the floor. Zoids are incapable of traversing rough terrain such as your average living room carpet, and require smooth, flat surfaces from which to launch their attacks. Typically, they will be purchased by children well below the recommended age limit, whose parents will be unwillingly enlisted to build them. Then they fall apart when the child looks at them funny and spend the rest of eternity being crushed at the bottom of a toy chest, often being sold on ebay years later in dilapidated condition to vintage toy collectors for obscene amounts of moneys.
- thumb Zoids es un anime basado en la franquicia de juguetes ZOIDS, de TOMY. Fue producido por el estudio XEBEC. La historia se inicia en el planeta Zi, un planeta habitado por grandes compañeros mecánicos conocidos como "zoids" que han sido modificados por los humanos para ser utilizados como armas de guerra .
- Zoids (ゾイド (Zoido)) is a multi-media model-kit-based franchise originating from Japanese toy company Tomy (now Takara-Tomy); though now produced by various companies through licenses. The majority of the franchise is built around and focused on the various model kit series released, traditionally mechanically driven 1/72th scale mecha model kits that resemble a wide range of animals and creatures. In recent years, the franchise has expanded from strictly motorized model kits to highly detailed and posable model kits, action figures and even PVC figurines. The various anime series, comics, manga books and video games all serve as tie-in media products for the franchise, to expand both consumer base and franchise recognition.
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