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| Washed Up Warriors! | |
| Dub | Washed Up Warriors! |
| Name Translation | Zoids Professor, Swept Away! |
| Japanese Name | 流されて 瞬撃とゾイド博士 |
| Romanization | Nagasarete Shun uto zoido hakase |
| Japanese Opening | Sky Flight |
| Japanese Ending | Speed Up |
| English Opening | TBA |
| English Ending | TBA |
| Season | Zoids: Wild |
| Episode (season) | 033 (Zoids: Wild) |
| Episode (series) | 033 (Wild series) |
| Episode (lifetime) | 202 (Zoids) |
| Japanese Airdate | February 23, 2019 |
| English Airdate | October 01, 2020 (Netflix) |
| Previous | Teammates and Tyrants! |
| Next | Bronson's Bond! |
Washed Up Warriors! is the thirty-third episode of Zoids: Wild. It first aired in Japan on February 23, 2019.
Overview[]
The episode starts with Drake trialling Ruin's Death Blast, and a group of Deleters talking about their current actions.
Back with team freedom, they are inspecting their damage, all their Zoids are pretty injured except the Tanks, due to Analog staying back in most fights. After some back and fourth they decided to head to a known repair shop.
They arrive, only to find a Death Metal camp instead. As DM pours Raptors out, the team run. Analog (being the slowest) starts to lag behind and Apex rescues him. The team make their getaway, but find themselves face-to-face with Drake, each standing on opposite sides of a river.
Analog, knowing he's the least damaged, decides to take up the fight. But before either can engage, a large flood comes downstream and washes away Drake and Analog. Apex dives in after them. The flood was caused by the deleters releasing levy gates in an attempt to stop team Freedom, not knowing they caught Drake until afterwards.
Drake, Apex and Analog wake in a cave system, without their Zoids. Analog treats Drake's wounds, which came from their previous battle. Analog knows they need to work together to get out.
As they progress, Analog acts to keep the peace between Apex and Drake, until they come across a bunch of Zoid fossils. Drake correctly identifies the parts, and this clues in Analog into saying that Drake actually loves Zoids. Drake insists that Zoids are weapons, not partners.
Elsewhere, Arashi and the other find Tanks, and free it.
As Analog, Apex and Drake leave the caves they find the Ruin trapped under rocks. Analog immediately tries to free it, and Apex helps him. Drake however, doesn't attempt to do so. He reiterates his stance that Zoids are not partners, but weapons. Analog doesn't believe him, and knows Drake's words are shallow.
In thought, it's revealed that as a child Drake was saved from a river by a Gilraptor, and that he enjoyed riding the Zoid. He still maintains his stance even after the flashback.
Drake watching Analog and Apex trying to free his Zoid
Trying to move the rocks, Analog slips, Drake tries to help him, but Analog clings to Ruin and is washed away. In the nick of time, Arashi arrives and saves him. Battalia comes on Tanks, leaving the Needle and Alpha Shadow behind.
They all decide to help free Ruin, they care for the Zoid more than its faction. Analog uses his Wild Blast and frees it. Drake promptly leaves.
Finally, it goes back to the Deleters, searching for Drake. When he arrives, they spot the unmanned Zoids left by Battalia, but Drake instructs them away.
Post credits shows a new character in a ruined town.
Trivia[]
- When looking at the parts in the cave, Drake and Onigiri discuss a dilophosaurus type Zoid. This is likely alluding to the unannounced, Dilophos.
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