Academy, a company from Korea better known for model airplanes and ships, re-released many of the NJR Zoid models, as well as some Zoids from the Customize Parts, Fuzors and Genesis series. In most cases, these Academy Zoids have nearly identical packaging to their Japanese predecessors save for the Korean language and a sticker bearing the Academy logo. Though the quality of the Academy Zoids were on par with their Japanese counterparts in the early 2000s, the age and repeated use of some molds, such as Command Wolf and Liger Zero, has caused degradation in the line. The line continues to sell Zoids exclusively in Korean markets.
Academy, a Korean company primarily recognized for model airplanes and ships, re-released numerous NJR Zoid models along with select Zoids from the Customize Parts, Fuzors, and Genesis series. These Academy Zoids typically feature packaging nearly identical to their Japanese versions, with the addition of Korean text and an Academy logo sticker. While the quality of Academy Zoids matched that of their Japanese counterparts in the early 2000s, repeated use and aging of certain molds, such as Command Wolf and Liger Zero, have led to a decline in quality over time. The line remains available exclusively in Korean markets.
Academy, a Korean company known for its model airplanes and ships, has re-released many of the NJR Zoid models, along with some from the Customize Parts, Fuzors, and Genesis series. Typically, the packaging for these Academy Zoids is very similar to that of their Japanese versions, with the main differences being the inclusion of Korean language text and an Academy logo sticker. Although the quality of the Academy Zoids was comparable to that of the Japanese models in the early 2000s, the age and frequent use of certain molds, such as Command Wolf and Liger Zero, have led to a decline in quality. The line remains focused on selling Zoids exclusively in the Korean market.
Academy, a Korean model airplane and ship manufacturer, has re-released most of the NJR Zoid models, as well as some of the Customize Parts, Fuzors, and Genesis series. Generally, the packaging for these Academy Zoids is very similar to the Japanese version, with the only differences being Korean language text and an Academy logo sticker. While the Academy Zoids were of similar quality to the Japanese models in the early 2000s, the age and use of some molds (Command Wolf, Liger Zero) have caused quality to deteriorate. The line continues to sell Zoids only in Korea.
Academy, a Korean model manufacturer famous for model airplanes and ships, has re-issued many of the NJR Zoid models, as well as some from the Customize Parts, Fuzors, and Genesis series. The packaging for these Academy Zoids is almost identical to the Japanese versions, except for the Korean language text and an Academy logo sticker. The quality of the Academy Zoids was on par with the Japanese models of the early 2000s, but the age and overuse of some molds, like Command Wolf and Liger Zero, have caused a drop in quality. The line continues to be dedicated to selling Zoids only in the Korean market.