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Zoids Giga Action Figure Kit - Select Figure(s)

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$26.45 $41.99 In stock

Category: Action & Toy Figures

Zoids figures are building toys that battle! This pack comes with 67 pieces to build the lion-type Liger figure. Once built, switch on to activate motion. The toy’s motion automatically unleashes a motorized battle move called a Wild Blast! As the Liger figure moves, his King Claw Wild Blast move will activate!

69 Pieces.

Ages 8 and up.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Avery ★★★★★

The snap-together build took me about an evening, and I was honestly surprised how sturdy the 67 pieces feel once the Liger is fully assembled. Flipping the switch and watching the legs actually motor-walk across the floor is way more satisfying than any static figure I've owned.

Amelia ★★★★★

Saw the Liger’s motorized walking motion for the first time and it’s way more satisfying than I expected — the joints click into place with a nice snap. Building took about an hour, and once activated, the movement really brings the battle look to life.

Grace ★★★★★

Putting the 67 pieces together for the Liger was a fun challenge, and the way it roars to life on its own is incredibly satisfying. The motion-sensing gimmick works perfectly every time I nudge it.