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Takara Tomy Opens Pre-Orders for Three Zoids T-SPARK Kits

The slate spreads ZOIDS across three price points and three scales at once, and Metamorverse ties the line to a Takara Tomy and Kotobukiya project that also plans Transformers characters.

Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.

Takara Tomy Opens Pre-Orders for Three Zoids T-SPARK Kits

Takara Tomy has opened pre-orders on Takara Tomy Mall for three ZOIDS items under its T-SPARK brand. Metamorverse MV-02 Fine & Zeke Zoid is a 1/10-scale articulated model with a Buddy Armor that reconfigures into two Favor Armor forms, priced at 38,500 yen. Zoids AZ-18 Godos is a 1/72-scale walking kit at 7,700 yen, and Realize RMZ-027 Dibison Thomas Spec Zoid is a 1/100-scale action model. Pre-orders close November 11.

The three kits run on separate scales and separate budgets. MV-02 Fine & Zeke Zoid is the largest at 1/10 scale, and its Buddy Armor weapons can be moved onto Pretty Armor Mode to form Favor Armor Mode in Normal and Awakened states; three pre-painted face parts and five PVC wrist types per hand are included, along with a base whose connection point moves up and down. Metamorverse is a Takara Tomy and Kotobukiya collaboration set in a multiverse, with original characters plus characters from ZOIDS and Transformers planned.

Zoids AZ-18 Godos walks under its own power with one AAA battery and converts between Standard, Heavy Armor, and the AZ variation Godos Cannon. Dibison Thomas Spec Zoid is 1/100 scale and poseable throughout.

  • Metamorverse MV-02 Fine & Zeke Zoid: 1/10 scale, 38,500 yen, release scheduled for late April 2027
  • Zoids AZ-18 Godos: 1/72 scale, 7,700 yen, release scheduled for late May 2027
  • Realize RMZ-027 Dibison Thomas Spec Zoid: 1/100 scale action plastic model

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