members of her team, she is a skilled warrior. Sabre pilots a Gravity Saurer. Present at the final battle. Reception Despite the success of the previous two Zoids anime series in the United States the series was eventually cancelled because of low ratings halfway through. The cancellation of Hasbro's 'New American Release' model line is also believed to have contributed to the removal of Fuzors from the air. After Fuzors, Zoids disappeared from the U.S. airwaves. However, Fuzors completed its 26-episode run in Australia, and was subsequently shown in Japan. Episode list Episode 1: Knockover on Planet Zi Episode 2: 1+1=? Episode 3: Enter the Fire Phoenix Episode 4: Fuzors Combine! Liger Zero Phoenix Episode 5: The Kid Called Matt Episode 6: Ambush in the Wasteland Episode 7: The Unseen Enemy Episode 8: Blue Lightning Episode 9: Good Job Peacekeeping Bureau Episode 10: Visitor From the Past Episode 11: Brutal Battle Royal Episode 12: Matt Battled R.D Episode 13: Three Teams Face Off Episode 14: Awakening of the Evil Dragon Episode 15: Lost Wings Episode 16: A New Friend Episode 17: Nightmare in the Sky Episode 18: Glory for the Man Episode 19: Showdown at High Noon Episode 20: Evolution Episode 21: The Water's Surface & The Under Current Episode 22: Rampage of the God of Destruction Episode 23: The End of Mach Storm Episode 24: The Legendary Zoid Episode 25: Showdown Episode 26: Blue Skys Over Planet Zi Animation The computer animation for Fuzors was handled by a new studio, Tokyo Kids. The new studio handling the animation resulted in a different art style from what was seen in the previous series, in terms of both human character design and Zoid CG renderings. A large proportion of the background objects and scenery were created from 3D models, and many large-scale scenes, particularly those in the 'Zoids Battle Arena', were rendered entirely in 3D. Many of the Zoids featured inferior motion to the previous series, with clumsy looking run cycles. However, many Zoids also featured greater movement of parts and details. Examples include the Fire Phoenix's wing feathers moving as it flies and the wings flapping like a real bird (the model kit's wings could do no such thing), the fins on Gorheks and Gojulas Giga moving as the Zoid walks, and the small antennas on a Dark Horn twitching. The series featured more brand new Zoids than any other