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'''Zoid Pilot''' is a catch-all term for any person who operates the controls of a Zoid. Though Zoids can be autonomous, the vast majority of Zoids (with the exception of drones such as [[Sleeper Zoid]]s or [[Chimera Zoid]]s) require the use of a pilot in order to fight at their full potential. Though some pilots view Zoids merely as weapons, other cases, the pilot forms a special [[Zoid/Pilot Bond|emotional bond]] with their Zoid, which allows them to tap into their latent power and transcend normal barriers of strength.  
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'''Zoid Pilot''' is a catch-all term for any person who operates the controls of a Zoid.
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==Overview==
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Though Zoids can be autonomous, the vast majority of Zoids (with the exception of drones such as [[Sleeper Zoid]]s or [[Chimera Zoid]]s) require the use of a pilot in order to fight at their full potential. Though some pilots view Zoids merely as weapons, other cases, the pilot forms a special [[Zoid/Pilot Bond|emotional bond]] with their Zoid.  
  
 
There are many different classes of Zoid pilots, who go by various names:
 
There are many different classes of Zoid pilots, who go by various names:
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* [[Soldier]]: those who operate a Zoid during times of war under the command of a formal military
 
* [[Soldier]]: those who operate a Zoid during times of war under the command of a formal military
 
* [[Transporter]]: those who operate Zoids to carry passengers or cargo
 
* [[Transporter]]: those who operate Zoids to carry passengers or cargo
* [[Mercenary]]: free-agent Zoid pilots who work for whoever can pay them
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* [[Mercenary]]: free-agent Zoid pilots who fight for whoever can pay them
 
* [[Mind Rider]]: mechanical pilots who operate Zoids in the [[Zoids (Marvel UK Comic)|UK Comic]]
 
* [[Mind Rider]]: mechanical pilots who operate Zoids in the [[Zoids (Marvel UK Comic)|UK Comic]]
 
* [[Guardian Force Fighter]]: elite soldiers who work for the [[Guardian Force]]
 
* [[Guardian Force Fighter]]: elite soldiers who work for the [[Guardian Force]]
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* [[Zi Fighter]]: the [[Zoids: Fuzors|Fuzors]] equivalent of a Zoid Warrior
 
* [[Zi Fighter]]: the [[Zoids: Fuzors|Fuzors]] equivalent of a Zoid Warrior
 
* [[Zoid Rider]]: the [[Zoids: Genesis|Genesis]] term for a Zoid pilot
 
* [[Zoid Rider]]: the [[Zoids: Genesis|Genesis]] term for a Zoid pilot
* [[Machine Pilot]]: mechanical pilots who ooperate [[Bio Zoids]]
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* [[Machine Pilot]]: mechanical pilots who operate [[Bio Zoids]]
  
 
Incidentally, the widespread use of the term "pilot" in Zoids and other mecha anime is incorrect. Strictly speaking, "pilots" operate ships or aircraft - the vast majority of Zoids are terrestrial vehicles. One who operates a land vehicle is called a "driver". Unfortunately, "Zoid Driver" doesn't sound nearly as cool.
 
Incidentally, the widespread use of the term "pilot" in Zoids and other mecha anime is incorrect. Strictly speaking, "pilots" operate ships or aircraft - the vast majority of Zoids are terrestrial vehicles. One who operates a land vehicle is called a "driver". Unfortunately, "Zoid Driver" doesn't sound nearly as cool.
  
 
[[Category: Zoid Pilots]]
 
[[Category: Zoid Pilots]]

Latest revision as of 08:10, 24 January 2014

Zoid Pilot is a catch-all term for any person who operates the controls of a Zoid.

Overview

Though Zoids can be autonomous, the vast majority of Zoids (with the exception of drones such as Sleeper Zoids or Chimera Zoids) require the use of a pilot in order to fight at their full potential. Though some pilots view Zoids merely as weapons, other cases, the pilot forms a special emotional bond with their Zoid.

There are many different classes of Zoid pilots, who go by various names:

Incidentally, the widespread use of the term "pilot" in Zoids and other mecha anime is incorrect. Strictly speaking, "pilots" operate ships or aircraft - the vast majority of Zoids are terrestrial vehicles. One who operates a land vehicle is called a "driver". Unfortunately, "Zoid Driver" doesn't sound nearly as cool.