Series 4
SuperZings | Series
Series 4 is the 4th series of the entire Superzings | SuperThings Franchise. It has 98 Superzings (80 shown on the checklists, as Ultra Rares and playset characters do not count)
Series 4 - Introduces dual teams (3 for each team, making there a total of 18 dual teams, considering there are always 6 teams in a series). Blasterjets and Megajets are also introduced, which can be attached to each other.
Subject ID: 168251
MoreSeries 4 is the 4th series of the entire Superzings | SuperThings Franchise. It has 98 Superzings (80 shown on the checklists, as Ultra Rares and playset characters do not count)
Series 4 - Introduces dual teams (3 for each team, making there a total of 18 dual teams, considering there are always 6 teams in a series). Blasterjets and Megajets are also introduced, which can be attached to each other.
Characters
- Kid Kazoom - Ultra Rare
- #253 Pow Position - Super Rare
- #254 Bad Prize - Super Rare
- #255 Raycer - Rare
- #256 - #257 Mad Fryegg
- # 258 - #259 Kitt Bones
- # 260 - #261 Mag Mistery
- # 262 - #263 Sugarblast
- # 264 - #265 Acid Cryby
- # 266 - #267 Count Garlik
- # 268 Flamespark - Rare
- # 269 Jean Van Chef #270
- # 271 - #272 Barbecool
- # 273 - #274 Shineblock
- # 275 - #276 Sunstop
- # 277 - #278 Ultra Hydro
- # 279 - #280 Top Drop
- # 281 Tim Rocket - Rare
- # 282 - #283 Barry Blocker
- # 284 - #285 Wheelzag
- # 286 - #287 Cold Head
- # 288 - #289 Icy Fingers
- # 290 - #291 Rick Rotten
- # 292 - #293 Dusty Mist
- # 294 Coldfrido - Rare
- # 295 - #296 Sir Kofeelot
- # 297 - #298 X-Presso
- # 299 - #300 Teflontastic
- # 301 - #302 Mega Pressure
- # 303 - #304 Buck Witcher
- # 305 - #306 Shakespen
- # 307 Nailord - Rare
- # 308 - #309 Pincy Clack
- # 310 - #311 Bud Sawler
- # 312 - #313 Gluester
- # 314 - #315 Tape That
- # 316 - #317 Blaster Bucket
- # 318 - #319 Scrubz
- # 320 Steely Clack - Rare
- #321 - #322 Multizing Jack
- #323 - #324 Mac Tooler
- #325 - #326 Hooveron
- #327 - #328 Dustin
- #329 - #330 Helmut Speed
- #331 - #332 Kone San
Playset exclusive characters
- Doc Whistle
- Waltie
- Turbofuel
- Dark Smoke
- Metal Lord
- Iron Claw
- Crazy Spike
- Wreckler
- Hammerfall
- Skateboy
- Metalhead
Subject ID: 168251
Subject ID: 168251
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<p><strong>Official Text:</strong> "<em>I'm Kid Kazoom</em>!" - <em>Kid Kazoom's quote from his character infobox.</em></p>
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<p><strong>Kid Kazoom</strong><em>, formerly Kid Shine, was a Crystal Superthing in Series 2, later an </em><strong>Ultra Rare</strong><em> in Series 4 and also serves as the deuteragonist of the Superthings Franchise. His rival is Kid Fury, who resembles the Blue Kazoom, and he resembles the Blue Kazoom. As Kid Shine his rival is The Bristler, a toothbrush.</em></p>
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<p><em>He is the main protagonist of Series 4, and in Series 5 he is seen fighting Kid Fury in the Episodes, giving him a new rival. In the Secret Spies Series, he gets a vehicle called Kazoom Racer. He later reappears in Guardians of Kazoom and gets a Kazoom Kid called Kazoom Power and a Superbot with the same name. He is then a minor protagonist in Rescue Force and Neon Power</em>.</p>
<h3><u>Origin</u></h3>
<p><em>In the first episodes of the Superthings Cartoon Series, Kid Shine served as a minor character in the franchise, his first major appearance being in Episode 11, titled The Kazoom Mine. In this Episode, Enigma tells him to go to the jungle, where he will find the villians and he sees them there transporting Kazoom crystals to a Clank Corporation warehouse. He also sees Professor K. there, and he realises that he is a villian, which shocks him. He sneaks into a security room to warn central about the activities, but is spotted by Lord Twister, Dogfurt and Bad Bat via security camera. They chase him to a mineshaft and then attack him, making him fall down. He is later found by Enigma and taken to his house. Enigma experiments on him throughout Series 3, finally transforming him into Kid Kazoom in Episode 24</em>.</p>
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<h3><u>Abilities</u></h3>
<p><em>In his Kid Shine character infobox, his power is labelled as 'Mental Mint' meaning that he can shoot minty attacks and will make rivals lose their smiles. In his Kid Kazoom character infobox, his power is labelled as 'Kazoom Blaster' meaning that he can blast enemies with a Kazoom Blaster (although in the Episodes he calls it Kazoom Power). It also states that he doesn't yet master all his powers but has endless strength.</em></p>
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<h3><u>Personality</u></h3>
<p><em>Kid Kazoom's personality is often seen as nervous, and often scared. He also has a very strong Fixed Mindset, as when he trains, he often says that he can't do it and suggests giving up.</em></p>
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<h3><u>Appearance</u></h3>
<p><em>As Kid Shine, he is blue, and has toothpaste squirting out of the top of his head. His cape is red, and he has a yellow mask. As Kid Kazoom, he is blue. and he has an orange mask with a lightning bolt on it. He also has a yellow cape. In the Secret Spies Series and beyond, he is seen with some additional armour, and he, his Kazoom Kid Kazoom Power and their Superbot get golden armour.</em></p>
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- Type: Action Figures
- Brand: SuperZings
- Series: Series 4
- Production Status: Chase
- Released: 23 Aug 2019 null BC/BCE
Official Text: "I'm Kid Kazoom!" - Kid Kazoom's quote from his character infobox.
Kid Kazoom, formerly Kid Shine, was a Crystal Superthing in Series 2, later an Ultra Rare in Series 4 and also serves as the deuteragonist of the Superthings Franchise. His rival is Kid Fury, who resembles the Blue Kazoom, and he resembles the Blue Kazoom. As Kid Shine his rival is The Bristler, a toothbrush.
He is the main protagonist of Series 4, and in Series 5 he is seen fighting Kid Fury in the Episodes, giving him a new rival. In the Secret Spies Series, he gets a vehicle called Kazoom Racer. He later reappears in Guardians of Kazoom and gets a Kazoom Kid called Kazoom Power and a Superbot with the same name. He is then a minor protagonist in Rescue Force and Neon Power.
Origin
In the first episodes of the Superthings Cartoon Series, Kid Shine served as a minor character in the franchise, his first major appearance being in Episode 11, titled The Kazoom Mine. In this Episode, Enigma tells him to go to the jungle, where he will find the villians and he sees them there transporting Kazoom crystals to a Clank Corporation warehouse. He also sees Professor K. there, and he realises that he is a villian, which shocks him. He sneaks into a security room to warn central about the activities, but is spotted by Lord Twister, Dogfurt and Bad Bat via security camera. They chase him to a mineshaft and then attack him, making him fall down. He is later found by Enigma and taken to his house. Enigma experiments on him throughout Series 3, finally transforming him into Kid Kazoom in Episode 24.
Abilities
In his Kid Shine character infobox, his power is labelled as 'Mental Mint' meaning that he can shoot minty attacks and will make rivals lose their smiles. In his Kid Kazoom character infobox, his power is labelled as 'Kazoom Blaster' meaning that he can blast enemies with a Kazoom Blaster (although in the Episodes he calls it Kazoom Power). It also states that he doesn't yet master all his powers but has endless strength.
Personality
Kid Kazoom's personality is often seen as nervous, and often scared. He also has a very strong Fixed Mindset, as when he trains, he often says that he can't do it and suggests giving up.
Appearance
As Kid Shine, he is blue, and has toothpaste squirting out of the top of his head. His cape is red, and he has a yellow mask. As Kid Kazoom, he is blue. and he has an orange mask with a lightning bolt on it. He also has a yellow cape. In the Secret Spies Series and beyond, he is seen with some additional armour, and he, his Kazoom Kid Kazoom Power and their Superbot get golden armour.
- Brand: SuperZings
- Series: Series 4
- Production Status: Chase
- Released: 23 Aug 2019 null BC/BCE
