List of Official Sites


    This page is dedicated to official Zoids sites. Many are broken but you can still view almost all of them. If you're aware of something we're missing feel free to give us a link! Some shops and game sites are mixed into the main category because we add sites as they pop up. Newer stuff has more priority.

The new Zoids Official website, covering Zoids news as of 2024. It's mostly a portal that links to the new products, upcoming events, and so on. If you want to, you could ignore most of the other modern websites below and just bookmark this one. It has news panels at the top.
TakaraTomy's 40th Anniversary website, which mostly defaulted to the most recent AZ (Anniversary Zoid / Advanced Zi) model kit. These are highly detailed motorized model kits, huge glow ups from the older versions. Each profile includes a dynamic webpage for that model.
TakaraTomy's official website for the Realize Model series, a series of 1/100 scale Zoids model kits. These are poseable figures that prioritize detail and play value, sometimes even coming with effect parts, such as burning energy blades for the Blade Liger!
The website for Adamas Machina, a series of high-detail metal alloy figures by TakaraTomy. This line branches out to other franchises as well, but includes a few Zoids kits, so we're linking to the main page. Zoids in this series have a few different forms.
The Takara Tomy Mall is an online webstore that catches most products released by TT. It's a great place to find clear product images, descriptions, prices, and release dates. Entries don't stay there long, however, so be sure to take a look before they disappear.
The site specifically for Zoids Wild, the 2018 relaunch of the Zoids franchise! This includes a news feed, information on the app, models, etc. The model section includes profiles, box info, and instructional videos. There's also a page for finding "Zoids Bases", sales locations in Japanese stores.
Kotobukiya's catalog of products. It includes not only images of each kit but its most recent release, its cost, rough parts count, and rough measurements. Some of the older stuff even includes box art, and some pages list videos and/or blog entries discussing the product.
LABO is Kotobukiya's blogging site. You'll find images of prototypes, box art concepts, final products, and even decal samples. These sample blogs are especially useful for people who prefer guides to how to decal their kits. * Link to main blog since not all Zoids stuff is tagged.
Dengeki Hobby Magazine stopped its printed publication a while ago and moved to an online format. Before that it was one of the biggest resources for Zoids materials. News is now posted in a series of articles and they often have new pictures of recent Zoid announcements.
The official website for Zoids Wild Zero, the second anime in the Zoids Wild franchise. It features character profiles, Zoids profiles, a basic story overview, and opens onto a trailer for the site. I've linked to the Zoids page because the main page video is region locked.
Zoids Wild's official anime site, which includes information on the characters, Zoids, story, as well as product information for the DVD & Blu-Ray release. Zoids Wild was the biggest release of new Zoids content in years, as well as a launch of many new designs.
This website is for Zoids Wild's second switch game, Zoids Wild: Infinity Blast. While it has similar features to the first it now includes concept art in the style of the Concept Art Books, questing, full customization, and more! Highly recommend the game if you get a chance.
TT's website for King of Blast. Features game information, upcoming events, F.A.Q, etc. Be forewarned that it has autoplaying video (no audio by default, but still.) It can make the background quite chaotic. Nevertheless, it's another arena fighter like Infinity Blast.
TakaraTomy's older official Zoids portal. It was launched around the time of the Zoids Original world-building revamp, and linked to other news sites. It never got very frequent updates, but also included things like a shortened web-version of the new story.
Zoids Aggressive is a new series launched in October 2015 featuring highly detailed posable action figures by the Kotobukiya company. So far the line focuses mainly on Zoids Genesis, a series that hasn't received much attention in recent years and is due for these excellent figures!
TT's website for the mobile MOBA game, Zoids: Field of Rebellion. Unfortunately the game has since closed down, but it remains a fond memory for many fans who, for the first time ever, could really compete against each other on the battlefield.
Zoids Original is a relaunch of the motorized toy line. The website is the most interesting of the relaunch. It contains short movies, a Zoids Original Story (which coincides with Zoids SS), model kit announcements, and new art. This line has now concluded.
Kotobukiya's old blog. They often used to post in-progress shots and news announcements here long before they appeared on the main site. Most interesting is the coverage of events, staff discussions, and so on, with details never mentioned outside of these discussions.
The MSS Zoids site. It announced news for the MSS kits and also features some of the box art, and new diaroma bases that aren't often included in Zoids releases! The site is now strictly web archive, but many of the images still work. It's quite nostalgic.
Zoids Material Hunters official website. MH was a mobile and smart TV game released in 2015. This website recorded progress until its release. The game didn't last terribly long but included some brand new Zoids and variations, themed around the Concept Art universe.
ShoPro is the maker of the Zoids anime and their website had lots of awesome stuff like turn around images of the Zoids featured in the show, character profiles, story information, and more. Unfortunately the format is no longer supported and the website requires web archive.
The old Zoids Web Comic site. You can still pull up the flash files but none of the contained comics will load. A lot of the wallpapers still work, and the descriptions of the comic are still interesting. This link uses Web Archive, but is still interesting to look at.


Purchasing Zoids:


TakaraTomy Mall This is the store that you'll need to order Zoids Original kits from, if you wish to order directly. Because it only ships to Japan you'll have to use one of the proxy services below.
Kotobukiya Direct Kotobukiya Direct requires a proxy service but it includes new customize kits and a lot of the Kotobukiya Zoids. Some come with additional parts if ordered directly from this web store.
AmiAmi AmiAmi, unlike most other Japan stores will ship to other countries including the US. Almost every purchase has at least 15% off of the purchase price. Repeat customers receive a small discount. No refunds until items are returned, even if lost in the mail. Partial refunds only.
Hobby Link Japan Hobby Link Japan offer 20% discounts on most purchases. They have been known to not update their stocks. They also only ship twice a week so orders can take up to six days to ship out.
Toy-Wave Toy-Wave is an English site that is located in the US. I've had bad experience with them forgetting tracking numbers and packing boxes poorly but others have had great experience with them.


- Zoids Game Sites


    Most Zoids game sites have been removed after Tomy merged with the Takara company. We are still able to view some of these websites by using Web Archive, but it is the best that we can do. Many images, links, and directories are broken.

Zoids Infinity Zoids Infinity was a big deal when it first came out. It even included the old Konig Wolf Web Comic and still retains a lot of the images for Zoids, battle information, game modes, etc.
Zoids Infinity EX Neo Infinity EX Neo contains Zoid lists, character profiles, battle summaries, and generally a lot of information on the game itself. It is one of the more recent sites with a lot of content.
Zoids Saga Zoids Saga has a little bit of info left but the images are almost all broken and the only link that still works leads to the Zoids Saga II site.
Zoids Saga II Zoids Saga II has a lot of links. The banners and everything still seem to work but I'm not sure how much of the information is still relevant.
Zoids Saga Fuzors A lot of the links connected to the main page are dead, as they didn't receive enough visits to be properly archived. The main page still exists, though!
Zoids Saga DS Zoids Saga DS: LEgend of Arcadia. Unfortunately most images are broken but some do still work, and the information itself is all still there.
Zoids Full Metal Crash The art styles for the on-site profiles and the in-game style are very different from one another, and the old site style images are all still up. It includes a lot of information on the characters and customization.
Zoids Struggle Zoids Struggle is very similar to Full Metal Crash. The site doesn't have a lot of information but it does have the Zoid Profiles still, and some quite nifty banners!
Zoids Tactics Zoids Tactics is most recognized for its Battle Story relation. The site images almost all still work including the character profiles for the main Battle Story pilots to appear.
Zoids Vs. I There are only a few links on this site and only some of them works but there are plenty of screencaps to keep you entertained.
Zoids Vs. i / EZ These sites include a few links that contain screenshots but not much else is known about these games.
Zoids VS. II The site features a few pages, but most interestingly a note about a limited 1,000 copy DVD that includes the BLOX cgi that often appears in the Vs. intros.
Zoids Vs. III This game site has a lot of pages including nice renders of the Zoids involved and some character profiles.
Zoids Battle Card There is no relevant information here really, just a place holder image.
Zoids 2 Like the above link this contains just a place holder image.