Grounchar

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Grounchar
NJR Grounchar
EZ-051 Echidna Type Neo-Zenebas Empire
Crew	1
Weight	20.0 tons
Depth	9.3 m
Height	3.6 m
Maximum Speed	120 km/h (74 mph)
Weapons	Hyper Killer Claw (4), Small Magnezer (2), Drill System (4), Pulse Laser Gun, Laser Sword (3), Triple Laser Cannon (1)
Equipment	None

The Grounchar is an Echdina-type of Zoid, a race of mechanical lifeforms from the fictional Zoids universe.

OverviewEdit

An Echidna-type Zoid developed by the Eisen Dragoons for electronic warfare. This was the first Zoid that was explicitly developed to be used while underground. The plan was to lure enemy forces into an area laden with subterrain Grounchars, where they would activate their jamming systems and incapacitate enemy Zoids. It could also be used directly in combat, for instance, by attacking a Gojulas Giga from below to damage its legs. This technology was later used by the Dark Spiner.

The Zoid's back-mounted laser swords can be mounted onto the Berserk Fury, which can be used in conjunction with parts from the Zoid, Diloforce.

Battle Story AppearancesEdit

ModelsEdit

Japanese box art (back)

Japanese box art

Tomy box art

Hasbro box art

box art (side)

Grounchar with gunner, sandbags, and name plate

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Zoids (1999)Edit

The Grounchar was first released as part of the Zoids (1999) line.

The Grounchar comes on seven frames (one of which is shared with the Demantis, Megaleon, Maccurtis, and Glaive Quama). The Grounchar is molded in grey and black, and comes with a red frame.

The Zoid has no motor, but can be manaually posed. As with other Zoids of it's type, the Grounchar comes with a extra mini-figure, and a name plate.

Zoids: Build CustomizeEdit

The Grounchar was released as part of the Zoids: Build Customize line, under the same name. The only changes were to its packaging. The USA version was Hasbro branded, while the international version was TOMY branded.