[ZOIDS] Pursuing the 'Insect-like' quality to the utmost! The support Zoid, AZ-13 Canory Molga, is now available as a model, equipped with a newly sculpted Cannory Unit!

While Zoids on the front lines of the battlefield receive the spotlight, those that support them from behind and move the tide of battle from the shadows also possess a unique aesthetic. The “AZ-13 Canory Molga” is an evolved form of such a support Zoid, which, despite being a behind-the-scenes player, radiates an overwhelming presence. The base Molga was an infantry combat Zoid developed by the Zenebas Empire, a simple yet highly reliable unit. This Canory Molga refines that versatility even further, evolving to the “next stage” by combining both firepower and functionality.

The biggest highlight of this model is, without a doubt, the newly sculpted Canory Unit. The way the Glide Cannon, equipped on its back, automatically moves via electric gear linkage is truly the culmination of mechanical romance. The gears quietly mesh, and the cannon moves as if the machine has come to life, making you feel a sense of vitality despite it being a model. The depth of this model lies not just in increased firepower, but in how it conveys a wider range of tactics through its “movement.”

The main body, which houses the electric unit, shows movement with a single switch as if it were alive. Its capability for not only forward but also reverse movement allows for an expressive power beyond imagination when staging dioramas or battle scenes. The crawling motion unique to insect-type models avoids giving the viewer an unnatural sense of discomfort, making this product appealing as a true “moving model.” There is an enjoyment that is only truly conveyed by moving it, not just by displaying it in a static state.

This work, as part of the “ADVANCED” series, is not merely a reproduction. This line, which advocates “reconstruction” and “refinement,” suggests a development stance that breathes new life into the conventional Molga. The newly designed optional parts, such as the “Jamming Antenna,” do not simply add detail; they encompass a worldview that brings to mind electronic warfare and jamming tactics, allowing us to reconfirm the depth of the Zoids setting itself.