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'''Zetca''' is a Godmaster with no [[Transtector]] to call his own. It is possible he can control others' Transtectors. | '''Zetca''' is a Godmaster with no [[Transtector]] to call his own. It is possible he can control others' Transtectors. | ||
[[Image:Zetoca1.jpg|right|thumb| | [[Image:Zetoca1.jpg|right|thumb|100px|]] | ||
==Toys== | ==Toys== | ||
===Masterforce=== | ===Masterforce=== | ||
*'''Zetca''' (Godmaster Warrior, 1988) | *'''Zetca''' (Godmaster Warrior, 1988) | ||
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: A [[redeco]] of the [[Powermaster]] [[Nebulan]] [[Rev]], Zetca transforms from an armored human into an engine block that can fit in the engine-plug of any Powermaster/Godmaster toy, unlocking their transformation features. Like his fellow Godmaster Warriors [[Aquastar]] and [[Bullet]], he was sold only as an individual in a very small box. | : A [[redeco]] of the [[Powermaster]] [[Nebulan]] [[Rev]], Zetca transforms from an armored human into an engine block that can fit in the engine-plug of any Powermaster/Godmaster toy, unlocking their transformation features. Like his fellow Godmaster Warriors [[Aquastar]] and [[Bullet]], he was sold only as an individual in a very small box. | ||
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==Triva/Notes== | ==Triva/Notes== | ||
Revision as of 09:56, 20 October 2007
- Zetca is a Godmaster human from the Masterforce series.
Zetca is a Godmaster with no Transtector to call his own. It is possible he can control others' Transtectors.
Toys
Masterforce
- Zetca (Godmaster Warrior, 1988)
- A redeco of the Powermaster Nebulan Rev, Zetca transforms from an armored human into an engine block that can fit in the engine-plug of any Powermaster/Godmaster toy, unlocking their transformation features. Like his fellow Godmaster Warriors Aquastar and Bullet, he was sold only as an individual in a very small box.
Triva/Notes
- "Zetca" was the name for Takara's line of die-cast miniature Star Wars toys back when the movie first came out in Japan. It appears to be a meaningless, science-fictiony-sounding word.
