The First Kitchen sticker sets where distributed through Wendy’s as a promotional campaign. Most likely in a similar vein to Happy Meal toys.
Considering the nature of their distribution, the First Kitchen stickers don’t have that many parts to cover the liger like the Sky Flight and PSO variants.
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Despite lacking in stickers for the Liger itself, the sheets brought plenty of other stickers.
The Silver Lion sticker set was a CoroCoro limited distribution, and has become the rarest of the sticker sets to come by. It was a distribution in the August 2018 issue of CoroCoro magazine with 1000 copies being distributed.
The Silver Lion sticker set is one of the sets with the most sticker pieces to cover the Wild Liger body.
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Released as a promotional partnership between Takara Tomy and the game Phantasy Star Online, this variant of the Wild Liger came in pretty late in the game compared to its brothers. Pretty much around the time the third Liger, Rising Liger was released.
One interesting detail, the stickers are based on the armor of a player character.
Compared to Blue Flame and other more widely distributed sticker sets, PSO has many more stickers covering its body.
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While it utilizes the standard Wild Liger box, it has a PSO promotional band around the box to differentiate it from the standard release.
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The kit also came with a promotional code to download Wild Liger based armor in the game.
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For one of the sticker variants, Sky Flight Liger is one of the variants with the most stickers to cover parts. This seems to be the case on the official release ones (Sky Flight and PSO) and the more limited distribution ones (Black Lion and Silver Lion.).
One thing I kind of enjoy about the sticker variants is that they give this kind of race car look to the design.
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Beint a sort of limited edition, this Zoid came with its own box to promote the CD. Interestingly, inside the new box is the standard Wild Liger Box with all the Liger parts like a standard release.
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Zoids Wild and Zoids Fuzors parts actually work together. What was a simple question asked on the Zoids Discord server, opened the gates to potential customization options.
These are going to be the Buster Eagle parts you’ll need.
Now, remove the shoulder armor and rear claws from the liger.
We’re going to insert the Eagle claws to the rear legs.
Then to secure the claws, put on the caps on the inside of the joint.
Now insert the little grey pieces onto the hip armor peg. You may need to apply some force. Maybe even remove the armor part, insert the grey piece, and then put back the armor.
Now we are going to connect the Buster Cannons. Make sure you insert the upper peg into the smaller hole.
And there you go. That’s Wild Liger Buster!
Wild Liger Guren is a limited edition version of Wild Liger with translucent red parts replacing the standard blue. It is a wider release version of the CoroCoro 100 limited. This version was sold at the World Hobby Fair event in Japan in early 2019.
The only differences between the WHF event version and the CoroCoro version seem to be that the CoroCoro has the shiny gold parts from the Wild Liger Awakening model.
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The instructions that come with this version of the Wild Liger are the same as the initial standard release.
Wild Liger Extreme Release Form, or Clear Wild Liger like most in the fandom call it. This release is one of the CoroCoro 100 limited kits from a monthly sweepstakes, and has become one of the most sought after kits of the wild line.
It is so far the only fully clear Zoids Wild model. The beautiful blue on colorless clear make it a very beautiful peace.
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The instructions this version of Wild Liger brings are the same as the standard first release.
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Based on the iconic Blade Liger from the “New Japanese Release” (NJR), and protagonist Zoid of the first anime. The Wild Liger Blade was the first armor set released in the promotional campaign tied to the japanese arcade game Zoids Wild Battle Card Hunter. What better way to start a line of armors that are in a sense, a tribute to what came before, than with one of the most well known Zoids!
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The Fang Liger variant is a midly different version with the Fang Tiger armament and solid gold caps. It was one of the purchase campaign distributions.
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The Black Lion Sticker set was given away as a purchase bonus when buying 2,000 yen or more of Zoids Wild kits at qualifying retailers. This bonus campaign started on March 3rd 2019 and most likely ran until supplies lasted.
One thing I’ve been personally doing with my sticker variant Ligers is putting a different set of caps on most of them. For this one I went with the Death Metal black caps, also from another bonus campaign.
Despite it being a sales bonus item, this sticker set quickly went up in price and started to become harder to come by as time went on. Unlike the Blue Flame Sticker set, original Blue and Black bonus caps and the Wild Liger Blue Thunder Version, all which are extremely easy to find as of this writing (9/2/19).
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