Zoagods

[Spartan Warlord]

just wondered if there was a datafile on these guys?

[Juggernought]

I don't believe there was, but what was said about them was that they were similar to zoalords in power but focused mainly on offensive combat. Their psychic ability was basically to the level of regular zoanoids so that zoalords can control them.

[W'Kar]

Pretty much Zoagods were lesser psychics, only able to keep up with the most basic of zoanoid control.

Basically a zoagod had all the basic zoalord powers such as hand beams and such but since combat was their focus instead of also psychic control, they were better at it than even the Supreme Zoalords. But the Zoagods could be completely controlled.

In the AAR, Zoagods still exist but there are less than Mark II Guyvers. Guyvers survive more, but Zoagods have more damage dealing potential. Survivability has become far greater a concern.

[Zoaknight]

Does that mean we will be seeing less of zoaforms other than Albass, Xektel, and the Lycanlords? I really did like all those zoaforms you came up with, the Zoagods, Guyver Bonders, and what not. Is Kronos suffering from a severe lack in new, stronger zoanoid development? You'd think they'd be trying to mass produce as many as possible, especially higher zoaforms like zoagods and zoalords (with Albass' crystals they could probably create new, stronger zoalords to lead her troops). Are the mark II guyvers really that much more easy to create?

p.s. sorry for asking so many questions all at once, lol

[McAvoy]

Yes. Zoagods had half the regenerative speed of a Guyver unit, but not the abilities.

Zoagods could take on a Lycanlord, but with so few of them of they'll be useless against the onslaught.

[Juggernought]

Being difficult to produce was another drawback as well as the mortality rate....50% survivability??

[McAvoy]

I can't remember off hand, but being the AAR with their more advanced processing techniques than Chronos, gave them a far better chance. Afterall, Earth was not the only planet that had zoaforms.