Alright, now we have the second flying zoid and already we’re off to better start than Glidoler. It still has some awkwardness with the large body with the wheels and such and shares the same blue and grey with black caps color scheme. I’m pretty sure it’s the same basic chassis as Glidoler, just without the large foot-pontoons. Unfortunately, like Hidocker, Pegasuros isn’t supposed to be any specific avian creature, but just “bird-type”. Again this is just kind of lazy, though it doesn’t bother me as much because I can’t really say Pegasuros resembles any particular bird in particular. Glidoler likewise didn’t really look at all like a duck, but at least elements of its design, such as the capability to land on water, fit the theme.

Here’s a side-by-side comparison with Pegasuros’ progenitor and it’s immediately clear how much sleeker and more aerodynamic it is. My complaint of the small wings has been addressed and it actually appears to be equipped with weapons. One detail I’ve just now noticed looking at pictures for this review is the tiny feet which is an odd detail. Every other flying zoid either doesn’t have feet at all or walks on them, instead of having wheels. There are always a few details of each zoid model that you wouldn’t see represented if it were a real mech, but it’s kind of hard to see what the intent is here. Would the actual zoid walk on the legs and simply not have most of the wheel mechanism? Or are the legs just some sort of decoration?? It’s kind of bizarre to think about.