Another surprising choice is the choice to release the Type Zero armor as its own stand-alone release! I don't think this has ever been done before. Usually, people just get the base body and have a ton of Zero armors left over, but it's nice for those who are starting with the CAS units instead. Like the Jager unit, it's compatible with both the 02 Liger Zero and the 06 Liger Zero Phoenix. This kit is scheduled to release in late December for 2,750 yen.

 The prototypes for the AZ Jager and Panzer were shown off at the event. You can see that Schneider will include the extending E-Shield generators, and Panzer includes all the missiles you could want. They're expected to release sometime in 2027.

 The AZ-14 Liger Zero X was revealed a while back, and has been up for pre-order for a bit. The kit looks amazing, and trades the older deep-blue panels for a lighter ice-blue color. The Drum Condensers on the lower back, which were previously detail parts on older kits can actually spin (manually) on this one. It comes with a generic blue pilot figure and is scheduled to be released in late September for 13,206 Yen.

- Preview Video

- Hobby Watch Motorization Video

 An accompanying X Unit (featuring the armor only, bottom of page) will also be released at the same time as the AZ-14 Liger Zero X, in late September for 6,600 Yen.

 The AZ Geno Saurer is being released as the AZ-15 Psycho Geno Saurer variant, featuring the beautiful blues and purples and custom equipment. It'll include the phantom projectors and custom Flexible Laser on the head, as well as a Rease and Specular fig in addition to the standard pilot. It's scheduled to release in late September for 16,500 Yen.

 An interview posted by Hobby Watch also discusses the development of the Psycho Geno Saurer and Liger Zero X, with some additional photos. The Psycho Geno Saurer will come with all the parts to create a blue Geno Saurer. The eyes contain blue LEDs while the rest of the LEDs remain red.

 Quite a few people missed out on the Death Stinger Hiltz, which is now up for rerelease as the 2000 Recolor version! This kit is scheduled to release in August for 22,000 yen as a Kotobukiya Shop Exclusive. Like before it'll include plated parts and will include unpainted figures for Hiltz (standing and sitting) and Ambient. The Blade Liger miniature that comes with the kit will still be painted, featuring colors closer to the anime than the previous version with brighter blues and pale fangs. You can view more in the LABO Article.

 Schwarz's Iron Kong is also up for a rerelease, featuring darker more subdued colors that closer match the anime. Its official page features a number of photos that recreate famous scenes from the show, and the kit is scheduled to release in June for 21,450 Yen.

 The anime variants just keep rolling, with the Storm Sworder Ala Barone the next up to get an anime recolor kit. This kit features slightly toned down reds and will include clear orange pieces that simulate the charged up energy state of the blades, only with more fluorescent orange this time. It'll include unpainted figures for Rosso and Viola (sitting and standing.) This kit is scheduled to release in August for 12,980 Yen. You can view more details in the LABO article.

 Kotobukiya has announced the rerelease of some of their D-Style kits as new [Clear Parts Append] versions, which has excited quite a few fans! The Shield Liger and Command Wolf Irvine are already up for pre-order, and they've already confirmed the Gustav to be rereleased as well. Each kit will comed with clear colorless parts in addition to the clear colored parts, such as canopies. This allows you to paint them in your favorite colors. A recent blog article shows this off with a custom red-painted Imperial Shield Liger. The photos recreated some of the Battle Story images!

 A second Hunter Wolf collab kit was announced, closely mirroring the first Hunter Wolf MPD. This rerelease will feature a new head design with slicked back ears and modified face armor, and will sport silver accents instead of gold as well as bright blue eyes. This is a shout out release for the collaboration comic Code Name B.U.D.D.Y., which features two Hunter Wolves, Ares and Bess, who work closely with the MPD.

 A good while back the box arts were posted for the Unit 01 and Unit 02 kits from the Evangelion crossover, depicting backdrops that find a nice middle ground between featuring the Zoids and the collaboration mechs.

 Trinity Liger got a surprising color variant announced, the Captured Color! This features a dark, almost black purple-toned armor with translucent purple and gold parts and white accents. The color scheme is based on the old Zoids 2 PS2 game, where captured Zoids would feature unique color schemes. This kit is scheduled to release in September for 6,600 Yen. Volks had some additional photos.

 A while back the RMZ Zabat was revealed in full. Its official page covers all the various details and concepts. The posability looks amazing and the Zoid still has many of its classic gimmicks, such as the detachable bomb in the belly. It also comes with the option parts for the man and unmanned cockpit designs. It's scheduled to release in September for 4,620 Yen.

 The Zabat will be split into two releases, the standard and the Full Option Set. The Full Option Set will include numerous added parts including the AZ 3-Shot Air-To-Air Missiles, a Radome, and hangar parts for displaying the Zoid in a hanging upside down position. You can see photos at the bottom of its official page. It's set to release in October for 6,600 Yen.

 A while back the official page was launched for the Hell Cat & Molga Set, which features classic Zenebas color schemes. The official page contains plenty of photos, and the set includes the stand and other option parts. This set is scheduled to release in September for 4,620 Yen.

 The second Metamor Verse figures were also on display, featuring Fine in the standard clothes with the fully-assembled Sieg beside her. They also had the armored version on display. Hobby Japan has some additional photos.

 The Aoi and Blade Liger figure released as part of the Metamor Verse line will be getting a rerelease in the scheme of the Red Blade Liger! Some additional photos were posted by Dengeki Hobby and there are photos of it mixed with other (sold separately) Frame Arms Girl parts. This figure is scheduled to release in September for 14,850 Yen.

 Speaking of Metamor Verse, they've been posting a series of cute photos! Link | Link | Link | Link | Link | Link.

 The second issue of Mech R, a new magazine launched by Hobby Japan has a ton of pages featuring Zoids! A lot of nice looks at recent painted kits used in dioramas and such.

 Hobby Japan Web has posted a couple more of their magazine articles to their website, including the RMZ Saber Tiger Schwarz and the RMZ Trinity Liger.

 VR Chat recently got a couple of Zoids models, including the Geno Breaker (priced at 8,800 Yen) and Blade Liger. VR Hobby Fes showed off some animations.