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00:00ESTBS
00:0641 years have passed.
00:08With the hit of the Gunpla, the Plamo boom has arrived.
00:10While the big hit products are being born one after another,
00:12two series have been launched so far,
00:14and fans are excited.
00:17ZOID
00:19It is a plastic kit by Takara Tomy.
00:24A unique design that mixes dinosaurs and machines.
00:29Powerful movement by Zenmai Kuro.
00:33And...
00:35Above all, what grabbed the hearts of fans
00:38was the meticulously set SF world view.
00:42At the time, plastic models that made anime three-dimensional were the mainstream.
00:46It was also characteristic that it was completely original.
00:50It is a toy that children of the Showa era longed for.
00:57It has been a long-selling product for 40 years since then.
01:03However, on the long road,
01:05the end of the second series and other unknown hardships...
01:10Tonight's event is a ZOID related event.
01:13Now, the door to space and time will open.
01:17ZOID
01:20The backstage of the movement that the people involved talk about.
01:28The first one is Mr. Mitsutoshi Tokuyama,
01:31the father of ZOID, who built the world view of ZOID.
01:39The second one is Mr. Terugo Nikaido,
01:41who has been in charge of ZOID's engineering and produced many ZOIDs.
01:47The third one is Mr. Tajima, who has supported ZOID since the Heisei era.
01:53Mr. Katayama and Mr. Naito, who are currently developing ZOID.
01:57The actors have all come together.
02:01The ZOID series...
02:04There was a way of talking about ZOID, right?
02:07It was a very popular popular toy.
02:11There was also ZOID.
02:13ZOID. Ah, I had it.
02:15Everyone was like, Ah!
02:17I had ZOID. I'll put a cap on it.
02:20It's exciting.
02:22I remember that it didn't come out at first.
02:25Because it's sad.
02:27Minions had an overwhelming sense of boom, so everyone had it.
02:30Some people had ZOID, and some people had it in their friend's house.
02:34I'd like to ask you about ZOID today.
02:40ZOID was born in 1983.
02:44ZOID is still loved today.
02:47What kind of toys were popular before ZOID was born?
02:52It was 1980.
02:56At that time, Gunpla was booming.
03:02Gunpla is very easy to assemble.
03:08If you work hard, you can make a Gundam that is active on TV.
03:16Compared to military products, Gunpla was much cheaper.
03:21And it was easy to buy.
03:25What kind of product did Tommy have at that time?
03:28It was around 1980 before I joined.
03:32There was an anime character called Gun-san.
03:36I was making a Gundam with this anime character.
03:40It's called Sound Flasher.
03:43It's a Gundam that emits light and sound.
03:46However, at that time, real anime was popular.
03:52So I couldn't make a Gundam that was popular.
03:55Ideal Gundam is a Gundam that many people choose.
03:59At that time, Tommy didn't sell the original anime.
04:03He was good at moving toys using small micro-Zenmai.
04:10So he decided to develop a toy for men with an original IP.
04:19This is the prototype of ZOID.
04:23It looks like a combination of a dinosaur and a machine.
04:26Why this combination?
04:29It was treated like a space exploration machine.
04:35Star Wars was popular.
04:37Was there an SF boom?
04:39Yes, there was a space boom in the background.
04:43At that time, the direction of SF and space boom was decided.
04:48Where did the dinosaur come from?
04:50It's like my work.
04:53I grew up in Ueno.
04:58There was a science museum near my house.
05:03The museum was like a playground since I was a child.
05:08At that time, SF was popular.
05:10I thought that I could make a world where dinosaurs and SF were mixed.
05:18The finished product was released under the name of Mechabonica, combining bones, bones, and mechs.
05:28It's a canopy-like cockpit from this time.
05:32Yes.
05:33Is the name of the product ZOID?
05:35Yes.
05:36It was decided to sell in the United States under the name Mechabonica.
05:44Then, the seller in the United States sold it under the name ZOID.
05:52What does that mean?
05:55I don't know.
05:56You can do whatever you want.
05:58I was wondering what was going on.
06:03Then, what is ZOID?
06:06I asked the person in charge of overseas.
06:11ZOID is an animal-like robot.
06:18It's an android.
06:20It's an artificial robot.
06:24I was told that it was a ZOID.
06:27When I thought about selling it in Japan,
06:34I was told that the brand name was a little more popular in the United States.
06:41That's a little frustrating.
06:42Yes.
06:43In Japan, Mechabonica was sold in the United States.
06:46Was it that popular in Japan?
06:48It was at the same time as Mechabonica in Japan.
06:51I was worried about where to distribute it.
06:57There were only these three points.
07:01It was difficult to promote it as a series.
07:10It won't sell in Japan.
07:12Tommy changed the name of the product in Japan to ZOID.
07:18However, there was a fundamental problem because it was original.
07:22He couldn't figure out how to distribute it.
07:26So he held a ZOID idea contest in the company.
07:31One of the participants was Mr. Tokuyama.
07:36I applied.
07:40I was a newbie and had to sell ZOID.
07:45It was like the Republic of China.
07:48It didn't have a name yet.
07:50Did you set it up there?
07:52I didn't have anything to compete with.
07:55If you put a cockpit and a rubber cap on a ZOID,
07:59it's like a Mechabox.
08:01If you think of a dinosaur, you can develop it.
08:08This is a great point.
08:12You've already succeeded in making two and four.
08:14You can make it.
08:16If you put a rubber cap and a cockpit on a ZOID,
08:21it becomes a ZOID.
08:24I thought it was great.
08:27I drew a lot of sketches of ZOIDs.
08:30I thought it was great.
08:32I drew a lot of sketches of ZOIDS.
08:35I drew a lot of sketches of ZOIDS.
08:38I drew a lot of sketches of ZOIDS.
08:43Then I became a target.
08:45You attacked with a physical amount.
08:47I drew a lot of sketches.
08:49At that time, my image was that I liked dinosaurs.
08:55I drew one by one like a dinosaur picture book.
08:59I drew one by one like a dinosaur picture book.
09:03At that time, it was a ZOID that we knew.
09:07The stage is a planet similar to Earth, Z.
09:12A metal life form called a human and a ZOID is produced there.
09:18And a war breaks out between the Democratic Republic of Helix and the Military Republic of Zenebeth.
09:27Both use ZOIDS as a weapon of war.
09:31In addition, they modify ZOIDS to strengthen them.
09:35It depicts the constant conflict between the two countries.
09:39This world view brought a depth that was not in the toys at that time.
09:45At that time, I didn't know much about ZOIDS.
09:49I was 5 or 6 years old.
09:52I didn't know much about ZOIDS.
09:55I just knew that ZOIDS was good and ZOIDS was the enemy.
09:59But now that I think about it, ZOIDS has a strong military image.
10:04ZOIDS has the element of a child being left behind.
10:08I needed a deep story.
10:12When I was making the setting, I got a letter from a fan saying,
10:16Don't kill ZOIDS. I feel sorry for them.
10:21At that time, I wanted ZOIDS not to die.
10:24For that purpose, I made a ZOID core in ZOIDS.
10:27Even if the body is torn apart, it will be reborn someday.
10:32I made the ZOIDS setting while thinking about a different environment from Earth.
10:37ZOIDS is a place where children are brought together.
10:42In this way, the ZOIDS team was formed around Mr. Tokuyama and Mr. Nikaido.
10:48The world view of the Republic of Japan vs. the Imperial Army was solidified.
10:54We started a full-scale product development.
10:59The first job we did was to make a mechabonica that Tokuyama made.
11:04The first job was to make a cool product in the new world of ZOIDS.
11:11The first job was to re-create the bigasaurus here into a mammoth.
11:17The structure is the same from the side.
11:20The head is the nose.
11:22The legs are a little higher and the head is on the head.
11:27The first job was to make it an elephant.
11:31The world has calmed down a lot.
11:33It's like a military.
11:35Unexpected motifs come out.
11:39I think everyone's favorite dinosaurs are limited.
11:42There are also non-dinosaurs.
11:45I think a gorilla will come out here.
11:48How do you make such a choice?
11:51I was given a three-year plan.
12:00The four of us decided on this.
12:06When I thought about this, the first point was Godzilla.
12:12I put it here in 1984.
12:16I just put out a red horn that year.
12:21It's the Imperial Army.
12:23The red horn was the first electric motor of the Imperial Army.
12:29You can battle here.
12:32I had a three-year plan.
12:36Iron Kong will come out next year.
12:39I'm going to put this out to compete with Godzilla.
12:43You're going to put power balancers on each side, right?
12:47That's right.
12:50In the first part of the 1983 story,
12:53the Empire doesn't have much explanation.
12:57There's a reason for this.
13:01The red horn is a little smaller than the Mechabox.
13:08It's a new machine for our team.
13:12It took a lot of time.
13:15You didn't put it out to make it complete?
13:19It took a lot of time.
13:21If a strong one comes out,
13:24you'll put out a popular product on the other side.
13:27It's like controlling it so that the war doesn't end.
13:30I was doing it in the original.
13:33All the products that come out can be the main character when they're released.
13:38I set it up properly.
13:40As I said earlier,
13:42even animals that are not major characters
13:46can be strong and popular.
13:49I made a mechanism to balance enemies and allies.
13:53When Death Daura came out,
13:56Matsusanda came out and said,
13:58I'm going to win next.
14:00I've been thinking about it all.
14:02The story development in the third year
14:06is still being inherited.
14:09That's right.
14:11I'm still thinking about it in the third year.
14:15I'm always setting up a machine that's a rival.
14:19I'm always thinking about how to beat this guy.
14:25And there's something special about the animals you use as motifs.
14:31Basically, dinosaurs are animals.
14:34I think dinosaurs are also animals.
14:38There are things that change the motif.
14:41For example, Pegasus and Ordeos.
14:43There's also Gilbert.
14:45There's no such thing.
14:47Is it okay to say that?
14:49Did you spread it out?
14:51At first, between Mr. Nikaido and me,
14:55I didn't want to release anything that was too rigid.
15:03But it was released in the middle.
15:05When I released Ordeos,
15:08I was very worried.
15:10I wanted to use the title Tenma.
15:12And when I released Ordeos,
15:14I wanted to use the hero color.
15:16The coloring and the form are heroic.
15:19And I thought I'd use the plating.
15:21That's why you did that.
15:23So I challenged myself to a fictional theme.
15:27But Gilbert is the same.
15:29The fictional theme was that the number of zoids at the time
15:33was going to drop.
15:36The setting is also very heroic.
15:38You're going to make Gilbert,
15:40who you don't think you can defeat,
15:42to get revenge.
15:44That's the setting.
15:46It's very realistic.
15:48But that's no good.
15:50There are too many zoids.
15:52That idea is still passed down.
15:54I don't think you can put in
15:56a serious or fictional creature.
16:00I see.
16:02Gilbert isn't coming out anymore.
16:05Also, the passion of the developers.
16:08Sometimes they want to make a motif like this.
16:13At the time,
16:15there was a time when I was feverish as a creature.
16:20I wanted to make a zoid out of Daioh Gusokumushi.
16:24So I made it a product.
16:26But I had to convince my predecessors and my boss.
16:31So I added a convincing setting.
16:34That's why Daioh wasn't good.
16:36While taking care of the details,
16:39he also took care of the complexity of the assembly.
16:43Originally, it was developed with the concept of a pop kit.
16:48It's easy to assemble.
16:50It's close to a plastic model.
16:52You don't need glue.
16:54You can stop it with a rubber cap.
16:56And it moves.
16:58I think it's easier than a plastic model.
17:01The memory has been rewritten.
17:03Zoid is an image of a very fine and difficult thing.
17:07But when I thought about it,
17:10I was told to complete it and move it.
17:13I think the difficulty was low.
17:15Other plastic models and adhesives were the same.
17:18There were some that couldn't be made.
17:20In the case of Zoid,
17:22the biggest difference from a plastic model
17:25is that it is made with the concept of assembling movement.
17:28Each of these parts is meaningful to convey movement.
17:33It's possible to move,
17:35so it's convincing in shape.
17:37That's right.
17:39However, the weakness of the toy
17:41is that he took great care of the details.
17:46It's expensive because it has a Mecha Box.
17:50The Mecha Bolinka I explained at the beginning
17:53costs 580 yen.
17:55At that time, the Gunpla was about 300 yen.
17:58The price of the Zenmai inside was expensive.
18:02It was the most expensive King Godzilla in Showa Zoid.
18:06That's right.
18:07The size is overwhelmingly large.
18:09Yes.
18:10I made a big one overwhelmingly.
18:12I made a big one like this.
18:14The manager gave me a bitter look.
18:17At that time,
18:19I feel that various robot works
18:22had a huge one at the end.
18:24I think there was a toy bubble.
18:26Both Transformers and Chogokin
18:28had a time when they were extremely large.
18:31Godzilla's box was also big.
18:34I think it's a big nose type.
18:36I admired it in Showa Zoid.
18:38I liked big ones.
18:40Godzilla's box is big even if it is lined up at the sales place.
18:43That's right.
18:44I think the toy industry has evolved dramatically.
18:47I think it's because the box is big and inconspicuous
18:50that you can't get a sale.
18:53Zoid was born as an innovative plastic model
18:55with a world view that did not exist at that time.
18:59However, since there was no anime as a base,
19:02we had to put effort into PR.
19:06I made a diorama with a lot of money
19:09and put something like an active imagination in it.
19:12A powerful rival appeared, such as Minionk.
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21:52How to sell Zoids.
21:54PR backstage.
21:56First of all, I have to promote moving things.
22:02It's not an anime character.
22:04First of all, the package.
22:06Each one is particular.
22:10It's traditional to put it in the back of the box,
22:14but it's not an anime,
22:16so I kept the package in a place where it would expand my imagination.
22:21At that time, I made a diorama with money
22:24and put things like active imagination in it.
22:27Zoids have the image of a diorama.
22:29It's amazing.
22:31It's hard to make something of this scale.
22:36Yes, it's very hard.
22:38Yes, it is.
22:39We are children, so we make things, move them, and play with them.
22:45There is another way to enjoy decorating,
22:48such as dioramas.
22:49Models go that way, too.
22:51At that time, a special commercial was a hot topic.
22:55It was a powerful image that you wouldn't think of as a toy,
22:58so it was a hot topic.
23:04It's so scary.
23:13Oh, the fans are shooting from behind.
23:25The Godzilla King Mark II was also mass-produced,
23:27and it finally joined the war.
23:33It's nostalgic.
23:34The Godzilla King Mark II was the first mass-produced model.
23:39In our generation,
23:41the Death Zaura and the Mad Thunder are symbolic.
23:46That was a very special production.
23:49Did you spend a lot of money on it?
23:51Yes.
23:52We spent a lot of money on it.
23:55The company that made it
23:57also made a large number of special images.
24:01That's a lot of money.
24:03Yes.
24:04It even had flames.
24:05Yes, we spent a lot of money on it.
24:08The latest one,
24:11even if it was done by Mr. Naito,
24:13it took about three days.
24:17When we remade the Death Zaura,
24:21we made it as a commercial.
24:23Oh, I see.
24:25But there aren't many studios that can produce flames.
24:30The environment is different, and the method is different.
24:32We used CG for the flames,
24:35and we remade all the art.
24:42And the world view of ZOID that Mr. Tokuyama and the others came up with.
24:46To tell the details,
24:48we published the ZOID battle story from the elementary school.
24:52The original story of the Republic and the Imperial Army,
24:55which is only written there,
24:57fascinated the children at the time.
25:01At first, it was like this.
25:04I've never seen it before.
25:05Oh, this is amazing.
25:09At first, people who ride ZOID didn't know it at all.
25:13When I saw this, I thought,
25:15Oh, this is amazing.
25:17I was very surprised.
25:19I can only see people who ride ZOID.
25:22I wondered who this was,
25:24and it was a very cool person.
25:26His name is cool,
25:28and he has a good rank.
25:31When I look at it now,
25:33he's not a child, is he?
25:37What is his target?
25:39But I can't imitate him.
25:41The final form of Death Zaura,
25:43Death Fighter, is amazing.
25:45It's ridiculous.
25:47This is impossible.
25:49What material should we use to make Excalibur?
25:54It's a full scratch.
25:56It's like a semi-scratch.
25:58Most of the products and products that appear there
26:03are trial products.
26:08In order to put it on at the timing of the magazine,
26:12there was something that didn't make it in time,
26:15so I forced Mr. Nikaido to use a lot of it.
26:21But as Mr. Hazurei said,
26:24I'm going to remodel it.
26:26It's a very expensive and precious thing.
26:31My hands and feet are torn apart.
26:33At the end, it's a gunpowder.
26:35It's going to be a bomb.
26:37That's amazing.
26:39That's why it's so powerful.
26:42I see.
26:44This kind of PR strategy caught on.
26:47It sold more than 19 million units at the time.
26:51It became a hit plastic model.
26:56However, the series suddenly ended in 1991.
27:02What happened?
27:05First of all, there was a period of boom
27:11between elementary school students
27:16and powerful rivals such as Minionc.
27:22Was Minionc popular?
27:24It was amazing.
27:26At that time, children who participated in the Minionc competition
27:29were told that if they remodeled it themselves,
27:33it would be faster.
27:35They were told that remodeling was equal to improving performance.
27:40I tried to make them fight,
27:44but it wasn't fun even if I pushed them.
27:47It's frustrating.
27:49The excitement of children who could win in the Minionc race
27:54was overshadowed.
27:57At that time, I was the leader of ZOID.
28:02I helped ZOID with ZOID.
28:05The keyword was humanoid ZOID.
28:10Several projects were started.
28:13At first, animals evolved into humans.
28:18This is G-Knight.
28:20Z is ZOID.
28:22I thought about the setting of ZOID.
28:25ZOID Core evolved into a humanoid ZOID.
28:29It evolved.
28:31I worked hard as a company.
28:36But it didn't sell well for a few years.
28:41This continued for a long time.
28:44I had G-Knight and Gilga.
28:51G-Knight was very difficult to make.
28:56It was very difficult.
28:58I couldn't make them move.
29:01The concept of robots was
29:05that children at that time
29:08could fly around the universe at high speed
29:12and shoot beams.
29:14It was a robot for children.
29:16G-Knight was not a walking robot.
29:20I like G-Knight's cool form.
29:24Gundam is eight heads.
29:26G-Knight is five heads.
29:28G-Knight's body is thick.
29:31I thought it was amazing that humans could move.
29:36I took a picture of me walking.
29:39I wondered how I was carrying my feet.
29:41I wondered how I was carrying my feet every day.
29:45I changed the system I instructed.
29:51I walked with the system I changed.
29:54It was like the moment I surpassed myself.
29:57It was the moment when a female ego arose.
30:00Mr. Tajima followed the will of the predecessors
30:03and revived ZOID in 1999.
30:08How did this series, also called Heisei ZOID,
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32:20It's been about 8 years since the new series was released.
32:23What is the reason for the revival?
32:25Well, it's been a few years.
32:28ZOID's revival project was launched several times within the company.
32:32I was involved in it or not.
32:36It was hard to confirm that ZOID could go to the present era.
32:42The project was launched, disappeared, and repeated.
32:46In the end, I participated in the project for the year 1999.
32:52The big difference was that
32:54ZOID was based on the comics of the elementary school students.
32:58It was also based on animation.
33:02I thought it would be a big business if I revived ZOID.
33:08At first, ZOID was an original IP.
33:11But many people already knew ZOID.
33:13So you put a video on it.
33:15Yes, that was the big difference.
33:17When it was re-released in 1999,
33:21we all went to the store to see the sales.
33:25There were many young people in the same generation as Mr. Kazurie.
33:29They said they had ZOID.
33:31There were many people who said they had ZOID.
33:35I remember it vividly.
33:37I was a little excited to see the video.
33:41ZOID, which was born as an original plastic model without the original work,
33:45was revived as an anime based on Gung.
33:50ZOID, in which the main character rides,
33:52surpassed the popular ZOID, S.H.I.E.L.D. R.A.I.G.U.R.
33:55There was a reason for that, which was unique to the original Gung.
34:01I had to make it a heroic main character.
34:05When I was drawing the main character,
34:08I had to draw the growth of the boy.
34:12I had to draw the growth of the boy.
34:14I had to draw the growth of the boy.
34:16At first, the main character, Ban, was riding a Comandor.
34:20Really?
34:21Yes, in the comic.
34:23I started the idea of making the main character in Comandor.
34:31I made a business plan at that time.
34:35At that time, Comandor was sold for 800 yen.
34:38I thought that the main character class would not be able to do business with a low price of 800 yen.
34:43I thought that I had to make a product that could sell for 2,000 to 3,000 yen.
34:48I thought that S.H.I.E.L.D. R.A.I.G.U.R. was suitable for that.
34:52At that time, it became a hot topic.
34:56You bastard!
35:01In the TV anime, 3D CG was used a lot.
35:07By doing so, the battle scene of ZOID became more dynamic.
35:14We went to meet a person who knew ZOID well.
35:18I'm Takao Kato, the director of ZOID. Nice to meet you.
35:25The story of his hard work at the time of production.
35:30At one time, I used a computer to make a video of ZOID.
35:37What I was shown before that was a video of ZOID working very hard by hand and a commercial video.
35:46I was asked if I could do this.
35:49I said that I couldn't do such a difficult thing.
35:53I was a person who was playing with computers.
35:58I thought that I could do this kind of thinking.
36:02I think that's why I was asked to do it.
36:04However, at that time, there was a boundary between handwriting and computers.
36:14There was no hard disk recorder.
36:17The president bought a hard disk recorder for two luxury cars at the company.
36:25That's how I was able to record.
36:30And when he actually started making ZOID, he faced a problem.
36:36I was very angry later.
36:39When I made the first episode, I was told that the capacity of the studio was limited to 80 cuts.
36:47In ZOID, the total number of cuts is about 300 to 320 cuts.
36:58I was told that I could use 80 cuts of 3D.
37:02I was told that I could use about 50 cuts of 3D.
37:07However, even though I said 80 cuts, the final number was 230 or 240 cuts of 3D.
37:14There was no limit to the number of cuts.
37:20All the people who wanted to make ZOID did their best to make it.
37:24I feel that they did their best with a lot of willpower.
37:29It seems that the director sometimes thinks that he should have done this more.
37:36I wanted to make ZOID that wasn't based on characters.
37:42I made ZOID 25 years ago.
37:47I think everyone has a big impression that it's based on characters.
37:52I wanted to make ZOID that was more mechanical than ZOID.
38:00I'm sure Mr. Tajima had a lot of questions.
38:06But in the second half of the interview, he understood and did a good job.
38:15I see.
38:17Mr. Kato, what kind of conversation did you have with Mr. Tajima?
38:22When I think back to that time,
38:24we were the next generation of ZOID, which was made by Mr. Tokuyama and Mr. Nikaido.
38:34I had to face the anime team on behalf of Tommy.
38:38ZOID was troubled by such a light story.
38:42I wanted the drama to depict the harshness of war.
38:46That was Tommy's ZOID team leader at the time.
38:49I had to face the anime team on behalf of Tommy.
38:52I had to face the anime team on behalf of Tommy.
38:57I had to face the anime team on behalf of Tommy.
39:03I think Mr. Tajima wanted to make something more harsh.
39:08I'm glad to hear that.
39:11I'm glad to hear that.
39:13When I first saw ZOID, I thought it was a character.
39:20Of course, I think that kind of story is important.
39:24But I didn't think ZOID was so harsh that no one would come out.
39:29I think it would be difficult to make ZOID the main character in all CG.
39:37But I think the enthusiasm for the 230-cut 3D CG was transmitted.
39:42I think the desire to see it increased.
39:45I think it was a great work that was not only our lead, but also the work of the characters and the story background.
39:54I think it was a great work that was not only our lead, but also the work of the characters and the story background.
40:02How effective was the animation?
40:04I think it was as good as the peak of Showa ZOID.
40:12I think it was as good as the peak of Showa ZOID.
40:16I think it's amazing that the finished content goes to the peak again.
40:22I think it's amazing that the finished content goes to the peak again.
40:29However, Heisei ZOID, which was at its peak, also ended its series in 2006.
40:36What is the reason for this?
40:39As I said earlier, the effect of the animation was tremendous.
40:43It went up sharply, but the expiration date was quite short.
40:50I think the first ZOID animation lasted about two years.
40:54I think the first ZOID animation lasted about two years.
40:58The sales were down, and animation was re-released twice in 2004 and 2005.
41:07However, the business was not as big as it was in 1999 and 2000.
41:13I thought that the business of animation and video would not be able to make a profit.
41:20I thought that the business of animation and video would not be able to make a profit.
41:27ZOID costs a lot of products, video costs a lot of money, and everything costs a lot of money.
41:33It's a tough kid.
41:35It's a tough kid.
41:37Although it was exciting, the second series ended.
41:42I thought it would be forgotten with the passing of time.
41:47After 12 years in 2018, the ZOID WILD series is back.
41:54What is the point that has changed the most?
41:59First of all, the scale was different.
42:05Until now, the scale was 1 in 72.
42:08In one frame, you can see the face of ZOID and the face of a human.
42:15It's a modern style.
42:18It's a modern style.
42:20Until now, it was a military style.
42:23One of the features of the ZOID WILD series is the eyes.
42:27It's more like a dinosaur.
42:31It's about the size of an animal.
42:34If you think about it like that, the old ZOID is big.
42:37It's a big size.
42:39That's right.
42:41Until now, there was a runner, and you could cut it with a nipper.
42:45In fact, ZOID WILD has a runner.
42:48So, like a puzzle, there are more kids who can't use nippers.
42:55I'm wondering if this is the case.
42:57It has evolved as a new hard.
43:00In addition, the Wild Blast, the first special move element in the series, has been added.
43:06It has led to an unprecedented excitement.
43:10And this year, a new challenge.
43:14Launching a new label, Peace Park.
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45:57What kind of ZOID is the new label T-Spark developing?
46:01It's a technology developed by Takara Tomy.
46:05It's a label for adults to enjoy.
46:10Takara Tomy made a lot of masterpieces.
46:13There are a lot of remakes of old robots.
46:17There was a masterpiece in Transformers.
46:20It was done individually.
46:23We put all of them on one label.
46:27Transformers, ZOID, and Diacron.
46:30We added them to the original three.
46:34It's a high-end product for adults.
46:36Yes, it's a high-end product.
46:38One of them is the A-Z series that updated the existing ZOID with the latest technology.
46:45For example, the Shield Liger is designed to walk with its claws raised.
46:53It's a high-end product, so it's possible to stick to the details.
46:58In addition, we developed a 1 in 100 scale Realize model that focuses on ease of assembly and posing.
47:05We also realized a new way to enjoy ZOID.
47:09The A-Z series of Death Zaurer, a large ZOID that was released in November this year, has evolved a lot.
47:19Death Zaurer is also A-Z, right?
47:22Yes, it was released this year.
47:26It was also exhibited at the Hobby Show.
47:28This is the original Death Zaurer.
47:30Look at the movement.
47:32The form has changed a lot.
47:35It's amazing.
47:40The tail was attached to the ground.
47:43It's a little closer to the shape of a two-legged dinosaur.
47:49The movement of the legs is fine.
47:52Yes, the movement of the legs and the back are open and closed.
48:00It's mechanical and life-like.
48:05Is the intake fan rotating?
48:08Yes, it is.
48:10The design and movement of the A-Z series are based on the ZOID of the past.
48:17It's a product that old fans can enjoy.
48:20You have to line them up.
48:24ZOID has been loved for more than 40 years, despite its age.
48:30Mr. Tokuyama and Mr. Nikaido, who are called the parents of the sea,
48:34What kind of development do you expect to see in the future?
48:38When we first started, the main target was the ZOID for elementary school students.
48:47Nowadays, there is a ZOID called KIDART.
48:54I helped make the instruction manual for the new ZOID.
49:00The fun of assembling the ZOID is much greater than the ZOID I made.
49:07It's been almost 40 years.
49:10I thought this was the ZOID I really wanted to make.
49:15I want the future ZOID, which is the ultimate in assembling movement,
49:21to pursue this line further.
49:27It's not that the ZOID has changed after 40 years,
49:32but it's an extension of what you thought it would be.
49:35What I couldn't do at the time and what I wanted to do are summarized here.
49:40The ZOID had a grand story at first.
49:48There is a dinosaur live show at the National Museum in my neighborhood.
49:55That's right.
49:57That's a moving dinosaur.
50:00I thought this could be another entry.
50:05If that's the case, the reproduction of Tyrannosaurus will be a mess.
50:11That's right.
50:13It's a bit of a problem.
50:15It's an accessory.
50:17What's interesting about dinosaurs is that they don't know everything.
50:23There is also evolution and discovery.
50:28In that sense, the ZOID, the rubber cap, the ZOID core mecha box,
50:33and the project will be able to respond to environmental changes.
50:42We don't have much time left, but it's about time.
50:48Thank you for your time today.
50:55Mr. Tokuyama, if you have time, would you like to make it?
50:58Yes.
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