Organoids

As the name suggests, organoids are small, sentient Zoids. Organoids typically hold the shape of either dragons or dinosaurs and come in a wide variety of colors. These strange Zoids hold many powers, some of which to this day remain undiscovered. The most common trait of Organoids is their ability to fuse with the larger combat Zoids thereby increasing their power and fighting spirit.

Like ZX Class Zoids, you can NOT sign up with an Organoid. The use of an Organoid is something that has to be earned. Organoids will be up for grabs through various competitions and tournaments around the season. Below are some guidelines for the usage of Organoids.

Organoid Rules

Organoids must constantly go under training by their owners.
Before an organoid can fuse with your Zoid, it has to "watch" you participate in�2 battles to gain experience. What that means is, you have to fight�2 battles after you've won the organoid before you can use it in battle.
Once your organoid has the experience necessary to fuse with your Zoid, there is a limit on how long the organoid can stay fused to your Zoid. This time limit increases as the organoid gains experience.

Battle Experience # of Turns to remain fused

10-15 3

70-130 6

140-255 10

460-670 15

800 and over Entire Battle
An Organoid is incapable of fusing with a Zoid which is governed buy a Black Box. For this is a Built in organoid, if u have one of these u may still keep your organoid and it can fuse with another zoid that does not have a Black Box.
When fused to a Zoid, Organoids feel the pain inflicted onto your Zoid. For the most part they are capable of healing themselves; however, if your Zoid while fused to an Organoid experiences a combat system freeze; you have to give your organoid at least two days of rest before letting him back into combat.
Upon winning an Organoid, you are free to pick it's body type, gender, color, and name. There are three different body types: Dinosaur, Raptor, and Dragon. The body type makes no difference, it's just there for variety. You are free to pick any color for it that you want. ( that we have, more coming!)

So, what does an Organoid do for me? You ask...
When your Organoid fuses with your Zoid; it grants your Zoid better speed, strength, and accuracy. Also, through the fusion, a small amount of damage inflicted to your Zoid will be repaired instantaniously.

How do I train my Organoid?
Rather simple, at the start of a match, you state that your organoid is watching the match. This in-turn enables your organoid to gain experience by watching you in combat.

How do I fuse with my Organoid?
If you are able to, to get your Organoid to fuse with your Zoid, you must call out it's name and RP the Organoid fusing to your zoid the same way you would make an attack.

�Every Organoid has its own� power, no two are alike. There are 4 basic things that an Organoid will do a Dragon type with out wings� will raise armor and change your zoids color when it fuses. A Raptor type will raise speed and change the� zoids color when it fuses it will get larger as well. A Dragon type with wings will gain attack power. And a T Rex type zoid will add� more time to the amount of time you can use equipment.� These are jsut the basics however,�� the organoid's ture gift will depend on how you treat it, how you trained it and how it reacts to you. Your Organoid can only be unlocked when it can not learn an more from you ( the exp is maxed out at 215 or higer) and if it feals your are worthy to know its ture power.� The Organoid will choose when you need its ture power, normaly when the pilot is in grave danger. Once unlocked/ it reatches its " Unlimited Potential" it will be able to� fuse with a zoid as it evolves making it stronger then if it would normaly get and it can also bring any zoid back from stone.

An Organoid may fuse with a zoid at anytime during/before the fight. But before that an Organoid may be called to attack the opponent. Each Organoid has the capability of attacking the rival zoid once per fight. What is does when attacking will be found in its info.