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Quiz about ZOIDs Toys Across the Pacific

"ZOIDs" Toys Across the Pacific Quiz

When "ZOIDs" models and action figures were brought over to the US, there were several mistakes made and more than a few ZOIDs were misnamed. This quiz will test your knowledge on the TRUE name of these ZOIDs.

A multiple-choice quiz by PrinceMagus411. Estimated time: 7 mins.

Author
PrinceMagus411

Time
7 mins

Type
Multiple Choice

Quiz #
137,566

Updated
Dec 03 21

# Qns
10

Difficulty
Difficult

Avg Score
5 / 10

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Question 1 of 10

1. Misnamed in both the TV show and the model, this ZOID features twin Buster Rifles that aren't really rifles at all. Which ZOID is this?

Answer: (two words, true name)

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Question 2 of 10

2. Misnamed in both the show and the model, the Japanese version called it an aquatic mammal while the dubbed version called it a type of fish. Neither was correct. What type of media did its Japanese name refer to? Hint

A song

A TV show

A poem

A book

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Question 3 of 10

3. Since some words are considered by children to be "bad words", one ZOID model's name was changed, but the show didn't follow suit. Yet strangely another ZOID that had the same word in its name wasn't changed for its model. Which ZOID's name remained the same?

Answer: (Two Words)

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Question 4 of 10

4. A complete mistake on Hasbro's part, one of their action figures was advertised as something it wasn't. Which action figure was made completely wrong? Hint

Liger Zero Panzer

Red Horn

Sinker

Irvine's Command Wolf

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Question 5 of 10

5. In "New Century/0", this ZOID was yellow. In "Chaotic Century" and "Guardian Force", this ZOID was seen as red or black (depending on whose it was). The latter is actually a different ZOID, yet was named the same. What non-standard weapon is equipped to the black version of this ZOID? Hint

Hiblit Vulcan Cannon

Surface-to-surface Missile Pod

AZ 3-Barreled Shock Cannon

This version has no modifications

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Question 6 of 10

6. Not misnamed but misspelled in the model version, this ZOID is a very versatile and common ZOID in the Helic Republic, though it's most often used as a method of holding back invading forces by staying underground until called up. Throughout all the "ZOIDs" versions (including the Helic/Zenebas war), what color has this ZOID not been seen in? Hint

Red

Black

Blue

Brown

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Question 7 of 10

7. Which of these does not belong? Hint

Metalrhimos

Spinosapper

Hammerhead

Salamander

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Question 8 of 10

8. How was the Raynos misnamed? Hint

Rainos

Raynosaur

It wasn't misnamed

Rainosaur

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Question 9 of 10

9. This ZOID is similar in design to several others, yet though its brethren are some of the largest ZOIDs in existance, this one isn't even as tall as an Iron Kong. How was this ZOID misnamed?

Answer: (one word, use its incorrect name)

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Question 10 of 10

10. Out of the first and second sets of "ZOIDs" models, how many total ZOIDs were misnamed? Hint

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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. Misnamed in both the TV show and the model, this ZOID features twin Buster Rifles that aren't really rifles at all. Which ZOID is this?

Answer: Berserk Fuhrer

The Berserk Fuhrer was misnamed the Berserk Fury, possibly because the word "Fuhrer" might be identified by some people as meaning Hitler. The Buster Rifles mentioned are actually its Charged Particle Cannons, though "Buster Rifle" is the technical term for them.

Answer: A book

The ZOID in question is the Wardick/Warshark. The name Wardick refers to Moby Dick, the white whale of a novel of the same name. The Wardick is actually a Coelocanth, which is a prehistoric fish. Unfortunately, the Coelocanth was not carnivorous and cannot be called a shark, as the name "Warshark" hints.

Answer: Hel Digunner

Since "Hell" is often considered a "bad word", Hasbro didn't want to cause any problems by having a ZOID named the Helcat. They changed it to the Atak Kat for the sake of the model. The Hel Digunner, however, wasn't changed.

4. A complete mistake on Hasbro's part, one of their action figures was advertised as something it wasn't. Which action figure was made completely wrong?

Answer: Liger Zero Panzer

The name "Sinker" was changed to "Sea Striker", but the Liger Zero Panzer wasn't a Panzer at all! It was, in fact, a Liger Zero Jager painted green. Was it a mistake? Or was it a deliberate attempt to save money?

Answer: Hiblit Vulcan Cannon

The yellow version was correctly named the Zaberfang, but the red and black versions seen in "Chaotic Century" and "Guardian Force", owned by Raven and Karl respectively, were also called the Zaberfang. They are, however, stronger versions of the Zaberfang.

The name of this ZOID is the Severe Tiger. Karl Schwarz has a Hiblit Vulcan Cannon as a modification weapon on both of his ZOIDs, a Severe Tiger and an Iron Kong MkII.

Answer: Black

The ZOID in question, the Guysack, was misspelled the Gusak. A member of the Arcobareno Gang had a blue Guysack, Stinger had a red one, and the standard color is brown. A black Guysack, however, ceases to be called a Guysack and takes on the name Evil Scorpion.

The misspelling, however, was only on the name of the ZOID. If you look at the back of the box at its stats, it'll spell the name correctly.

7. Which of these does not belong?

Answer: Metalrhimos

All of these except the Metalrhimos were misnamed in the model. The Hammerhead was called the Sledge Head, the Spinosapper the Spinosnapper, and the Salamander was called the Pteramander. The Metalrhimos is a variant on the Black Rhimos platform, but as the Black Rhimos was also released, the Metalrhimos was not misnamed.

8. How was the Raynos misnamed?

Answer: It wasn't misnamed

Out of four flying ZOIDs in the first and second set, only the Raynos and Redler weren't misnamed.

9. This ZOID is similar in design to several others, yet though its brethren are some of the largest ZOIDs in existance, this one isn't even as tall as an Iron Kong. How was this ZOID misnamed?

Answer: Brachiosaur

The Brachios, misnamed the Brachiosaur, is similar in design to the Giant Zrk, the Battlesaurus, and the Ultrasaurus. However, the Brachios is smaller, bulkier, and is a one-person ZOID. Its cockpit is located not in the head by in the back, behind the head. This causes some problems for the pilot since the cockpit is so close to the Core.

10. Out of the first and second sets of "ZOIDs" models, how many total ZOIDs were misnamed?

Answer: 11

The Atak Kat (Helcat), Venomous Viper (Stealth Viper), Ptera Striker (Pteras), Warshark (Wardick), Spinosnapper (Spinosapper), Sledge Head (Hammerhead), Brachiosaur (Brachios), Gun Blaster (Gunbluster), Pteramander (Salamander), Berserk Fury (Berserk Fuhrer), and Gordosaur (Gordos).

Source: Author PrinceMagus411

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