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zoids - american
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Bird Type
"This Zoid has wings that flap
and monstrous feet. He's a monster machine that's
hard to beat."
All the first US Zoids had little poems
to accompany their packaging that reflected the animal
type that the Zoid resembles. The Bird Type is one
of the first three Zoids. As he moves forward on his
feet, his wings flap up in down.
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Elephant Type
"This Zoid has 2 huge ears and is sturdy and
strong. He fills the land with fear as he walks along."
The Elephant is the second of the first three US Zoids.
He walks along on all four feet, although very slowly,
and his ears sort of flap. Of all the wind up movements
in the first series US Zoids, Elephant Type's wing movement
is perhaps the most lame.
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T-Rex Type
"This Zoid stands tall and lean. He's strange
and strong, ferocious and mean."
The T-Rex Type is easily my favorite of the first series
zoids. He has an excellent walk and is delightfully
"ferocious."
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Spider Type
"This Zoid has terrifying black legs that walk
him along. He looks like a spider that's fearsome and
strong."
This is one of the second series of US Zoids. Spider
Type, probably looks the coolest of all the black, blue
and white Zoids. His spider legs give him a very interesting
walk, and he moves along quite well as long as the surface
is very smooth.
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Frog Type
"This Zoid swims on the water and roams o the
ground. He's the creepiest Zoid that's yet to be found."
Another of the second series, the Frog Type, as its
name suggests, is amphibious, moving through water on
its two fins and pontoons, or rolling along a solid
surface on wheels hidden beneath the body. In the water,
this Zoid is actually quite mobile, but something about
its construction keeps it from moving more than an inch
or two on land.
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