Evo Flyer
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The Evo Flyer is a type of Zoid, a race of mechanical lifeforms from the fictional Zoids universe.
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BZ-019 Microraptor Type Helic Republic |
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Crew | 1 |
Weight | 18 tons |
Depth | 11.9 m |
Height | 7.2 m |
Maximum Speed | 190 km/h (ground), Mach 1.8 (air) |
Weapons | Bite Fang, Strike Claw (2), AZ Assault Rifle (2) |
Equipment | Tail Stabilizer, Ion Booster |
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[edit] Overview
The Evo Flyer is a Microraptor-type Zoid created by the Helic Republic.
[edit] Fuzor
The Evo Flyer is classified as a Fuzor, as it is capable of combining with the Gairyuki, to form the Gairyuki Speed.
[edit] Battle Story appearances
[edit] Media appearances
[edit] Anime
The Evo Flyer appeared in Zoids: Fuzors, alongside the other Gairyuki Fuzor partner, Dispelow. Both Zoids are wild, and were first encountered terrorising convoys heading towards Blue City. During Mach Storm's failed attempt to capture or disable the two wild Zoids, both of Evo Flyer's modes are depicted.
When Blake discovers that both the Evo Flyer and the Dispelow could be Fuzor partners to his Gairyuki, he chose the Dispelow on two of the three occasions. The Gairyuki Speed's lone appearance is during the battle against the Energy Ray Liger, which lasts for only a few minutes.
[edit] Models
[edit] New Japanese Release - Blox
- Assembly required. (Snap-together, no glue needed. Scissors or X-acto knife recommended for trimming off excess plastic bits.)
- The model's colours are moulded into the plastic, and it does not need any paint.
Evo Flyer reuses one sprue of parts from the Unenlagia design.
The Evo Flyer is moulded in grey, white, black, and light blue, with orange translucent pieces.
[edit] Related Zoids
Like many Blox Zoids, the Evo Flyer is capable of rearranging its structure to combine with other Blox or Zoids. As such, the Evo Flyer is a component Zoid of the Gairyuki Speed 'Fuzor'-Zoid. See the Gairyuki article for more information on the Evo Flyer as a component of this larger Zoid.