Changes: D-Style

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D-Style
D-Style logo.
Start Date	2011
End Date
Includes Zoids From	N/A
Regions	Japan
Designation

D-Style is a series of simple model kits from different anime and video game series, including some Zoids, made by Kotobukiya.

Overview

D-Style Zoids are smaller then most released Zoids and have large "Chibi" heads similar to Bandai's Super Deformed series of Gundam. They have no motors and are more flexible then their motorized counterparts (though less so than HMM Zoids). No painting is required, as all the colors are molded into the plastic save the pilots, who are molded in white plastic.

These kits featured pilots from the Chaotic Century anime, such as Van, Irvine and Moonbay.

Release

Blade Liger was the first Zoid of this mixed-series line and was sold in 2011. However, Death Saurer had been seen at hobby conventions before the Blade Liger and closely followed the Liger in release. Various other Zoids were seen non-consecutively in the D-Style line through 2013.

Zoids

08 Blade Liger (Also released Limited Red and Blue Flash-Chrome versions)
09 Death Saurer
14 Ultrasaurus
23 Bloody Death Saurer
26 Shield Liger
28 Command Wolf (Irvine Custom)
30 Gustav
35 Iron Kong

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+'''D-Style''' is a series of simple model kits from different [[anime]] and video game series, including some [[Zoids]], made by Kotobukiya.
 [[File:002.jpg|thumb|left|D-Style Blade Liger.]]
 ==Overview==
-D-Style Zoids are smaller then most released Zoids and have large "Chibi" heads similar to Bandai's Super Deformed series of Gundam. They have no motors and are more flexible then their motorized counterparts (though less so than HMM Zoids). No painting is required, as all the colors are molded into the plastic save the pilots, who are molded in white plastic.
+D-Style Zoids are smaller then most released Zoids and have large "Chibi" heads similar to Bandai's Super Deformed series of Gundam. They have no motors and are more flexible then their motorized counterparts (though less so than [[Highend Master Model|HMM]] Zoids). No painting is required, as all the colors are molded into the plastic save the pilots, who are molded in white plastic.
-These kits featured pilots from the Chaotic Century anime, such as Van, Irvine and Moonbay.
+These kits featured pilots from the [[Zoids: Chaotic Century|Chaotic Century]] anime, such as [[Van Flyheight|Van]], [[Irvine]] and [[Moonbay]].
 ==Release==