It’s easy to assemble, and the design is massive and cool.

The size is also good for collection.

This is quite good.

It’s a celebratory occasion, isn’t it?

Is this the same size as the electric Zoids?

>>2

Approximately 1/100.

A little small.

I’ve never seen it for sale.

>>3

It’s selling quite well at the store.

Yamada and Ideya were both sold out.

Yodocom can be bought now.

>>8

I was completely convinced that the internet didn’t exist…

I’ll buy it.

Hmm, it’s small.

I saw it at the store and it caught my attention.

So that means it’s bigger than the model kits that used to be released in the past?

I think I’ll try buying a Genosaurer.

How is it differentiated from the ones from BANDAI?

>>9

Fewer parts make it easy to assemble and handle.

That’s cool.

The Genosaurer is also looking good.

The distribution of parts is neither too detailed nor too fast, which is a good balance.

In terms of texture, it’s the soft ABS similar to SMP or MODEROID.

Well, you can think of it as a MG from BANDAI and this one as a HG.

It’s not ridiculously expensive.

Well, it’s not cheap, but…

I see that it is also good for custom bases.

When I went to Bakiya, I felt like it wasn’t really necessary to go that far, but this time I really want it.

The store price of Geno felt so cheap that I had to look twice.

Personally speaking, though.

>>19

Certainly, this does feel quite cheap…

The BANDAI Blade Liger is already quite old…

>>20

But there is an attack booster over there!

I’m concerned that the torso of Geno (the turret base) is thin, but is it a structure that can make it look thicker by attaching it in a floating manner?

The Genosaurer is cool.

It moves a lot.

I’m really looking forward to the Saber Tiger.

It’s great that the way the back booster opens, which was also arranged in ZA, is faithful to the original.

If the Genobreaker comes out, I will buy it.

>>28

At that time, based on memories and the developments of Revoltech, I somehow thought that if we were to talk about the rival of Blade Liger, it would be Genobreaker.

When I rewatched it during the last stream, I realized Breaker doesn’t have as many appearances as I thought…

Though they are called fated rivals, there aren’t many confrontations between Ban and Raven.

After the appearance of the Breaker, it was treated like a disaster that required a full mobilization to deal with.

Even though it was already a far superior arch-nemesis at the time of the Genosaurer, to further become a close-combat monster carrying a crab is just ridiculous, seriously.

It’s not like there was anything lacking with the Genozauer, anyway…

I have a memory of the wire killer claw always causing a ruckus.

>>33

A projectile that a van definitely cannot avoid.

I like the sense of balance from the boy’s story, where just evolving into a blade doesn’t lead to victory, but instead, it’s the combination with Ban’s quick thinking that achieves success.

Anyway, it was a problem that Zaurer was too strong… What kind of tail attack is it where if you turn, it’s a guaranteed win?

I want Raven to learn from Blade, who just got a new model at the Phoenix reveal event and unexpectedly lost right away.

No, rivals are battling with the new model switch.

In the Attack Booster anime, it’s so unnecessary that I guess it’s fine not to attach it…

E Shield power-up! Now charged particles are nothing to fear!

While doing that, a rival comes in for the quick finish.

The Attack Booster has a sense of being a jack of all trades, as both the booster and cannon face the same direction design-wise…

I assembled the Blade Liger last week, but since I prioritized holding power, it feels rigid in various places, so I have to handle it carefully because I’m afraid it might break.

I feel like it was the Blade Liger AB that countered the Geno Breaker, but it doesn’t really seem like it made much of an impact, does it?

In anime and in battle stories too.

The Blade Liger is well-made, but I really think the Geno Saurer is amazing too.

It can do everything I wanted the Genosaurer to do.

The Saber Tiger SS seems to move better than the Blade Liger and comes with a lot of weapons, so I’m looking forward to it!

Waiting for Genobreaker and Attack Booster.

>>44

I definitely think those two will come, but considering the current lineup, it will probably be early next year at the earliest.

The one I wanted to watch after seeing the anime is Divison.

Has the performance difference finally reached a level where the Blade can somewhat surpass the Geno Breaker?

The amount and speed of the lineup are just too serious, you know.

It’s amazing that it’s already been released up to the 8th installment.

>>48

In the latest interview, they said they want to bring out Geno Hydra as well, and I really want them to do it.

The breaker is strong, but I wonder if there are time limits and if it becomes less maneuverable…

>>49

It’s already a crazy adjustment where Zauras is always in a rampage state, and they’ve made it even sharper, so it’s just that.

I’m having quite a bit of trouble finding a place to attach additional equipment for the Raiger series.

It just looks heavy when you pile something on it.

Even when you become wild, you still face the same worries.

Genobreaker is

Normal machine

Raven machine

Genobreaker Jet

Genobreaker Jet TYPE-B

Ritz Machine (Neo-Zenebas War Period)

It can produce various things, and it will definitely come out.

I thought this had the usual motor in it.

It was a movable plastic model…!

I want to tell my past self, who was worried about the future of Zoids, about the current situation.

You might think I’ve gone crazy, but…

I think the RMZ Genosaurer is a masterpiece of the current Genosaurer.

It moves really well and has fewer parts, so it’s easy to make.

I usually build humanoid robots, so I thought it would be a good change to assemble a quadruped once in a while, but it turns out that assembling the same parts is still a hassle.

That, aside, is cool.

The HMM Blade Liger had the pain of assembling each claw part individually, so the RMZ has been significantly improved.

>>56

The Blade Liger and Geno Saurer are both cool, right?!!

Since Trinity Liger is coming out, I want Hydra too.

“Also, release the Blood-exclusive Geno Saurer in the limited edition.”

I played the Genozowler as my opening move, and since the Breaker is also costly, I want to play it too.

>>59

I definitely think they’ll release it.

It’s a popular machine, and it has many appearances in both the anime and battle story.

Isn’t the Irvine-spec Command Wolf a little too lovingly crafted?

>>62

The popularity of Irvine is just that amazing!

>>63

Then please bring out Lightning Sykes with restraints.

>>64

Well, for now, let’s start with the ones that are molds for making redeco kits…

>>64

I think it will probably come out without needing to worry.

Personally, I also want the black Gojulas that Urbine rode in “The Burning of the Imperial Capital.”

>>62

As a result of packing in too much love, it seems to have become more expensive than the Blade Liger…

>>68

The missile container and memory bank are being made three-dimensional for the first time…

The Genozowler’s claws are too sharp!

The softness of the plastic made the tip a little squished!

I think most of the unmanned machines will appear since Tirol is coming out.

I don’t know beyond that.

I’m curious about what color the Morgan Cannoli comes in.

The spears falling from the missiles have quite a volume…

It seems to be selling quite well and has a good reputation, so I hope it stays within Takara Tomy’s HG line.

At the end of the year, Iron Kong will probably be released, so I want them to keep the momentum and release Gojulas as well.

That spear can be said to have been thrown by the Death Zaurer in your hands, so it adds to the fun.

Before the Genobreaker comes out, is it possible that the Genozowler R and Psycho Genozowler will be released first?

I wonder when the Diaclone Convoy Zoid will be released.

A product that can be carelessly put runners in.

The spear that Deathsauros rains down.

The listed price is shockingly low, so I find myself unnecessarily wary, wondering if there might be a downside, but is there really no such thing?

>>79

It might be individual differences, but aside from the shaft being a bit tight, I have no particular complaints.

Both kits are incredibly well made as the new brand being launched.

It’s expensive compared to the former Tomyzoids.

I don’t think there are any elements to be anxious about.

Also, the Genosaurer may have arms that are prone to coming off easily.