Difference between revisions of "Sleeper Zoid"
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==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
===Chaotic Century=== | ===Chaotic Century=== | ||
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| + | * Episode 5 – [[Sleeper Trap]] | ||
| + | * Episode 10 – [[The Mountain of Dreams]] | ||
| + | * Episode 13 – [[The Battle of Cronos]] | ||
| + | * Episode 19 – [[Prozen's Conspiracy]] | ||
===Guardian Force=== | ===Guardian Force=== | ||
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| + | * Episode 36 – [[Sniper]] | ||
| + | * Episode 40 – [[The Zoid Hunters]] | ||
| + | * Episode 64 – [[The Ancient Memory]] | ||
| + | * Episode 65 – [[The Zoid Eve]] | ||
==Gallery== | ==Gallery== | ||
Latest revision as of 13:39, 5 November 2013
Sleeper Zoids are a type of unmanned Zoid.
Overview
Sleepers are Zoids which are operated by a computer instead of a pilot, and are the most basic type of drone seen in the series. Essentially land mines in Zoid form, they follow simplistic, pre-programmed attack patterns, and remain dormant until triggered, "awakening" to attack. They display less in the way of autonomy or intelligence than even a feral or wild Zoid, and are usually installed in disposable, mass-produced cannon fodder Zoids such as Guysacks or Rev Raptors; they're no match for a competent pilot in a high performance Zoid unless they attack in large numbers or by ambush. However, sleepers are able to remain dormant for a very long time, and in eras of peace, lost Sleepers can pose a deadly threat to civilians.
Appearances
Chaotic Century
- Episode 5 – Sleeper Trap
- Episode 10 – The Mountain of Dreams
- Episode 13 – The Battle of Cronos
- Episode 19 – Prozen's Conspiracy
Guardian Force
- Episode 36 – Sniper
- Episode 40 – The Zoid Hunters
- Episode 64 – The Ancient Memory
- Episode 65 – The Zoid Eve
