MOD POD SPECS

The One-Pilot Model

Technical drawing showing different types of scooters, including measurements, interior, mod scooter, racing scooter, heavy walker, with silhouettes of people sitting on each scooter model.

The measurements, interior, and various models of the one-pilot Mod Pod.

Mod Pod becomes a Mecha Cockpit

Line drawing of two humanoid mechas with large torsos, arms, and legs, labeled 'The Mechas', set against a beige background.
Line drawing of two humanoid mechas with large torsos, arms, and legs, labeled 'The Mechas', set against a beige background.

Turn your one-pilot Mod Pod into the cockpit of a humongous mecha, by merely plugging it in, as you would plug your smartphone into a charging dock. While it charges the pod’s batteries, it fully operates the mecha for up to 72 hours.

The Large Mod Pod Model

Diagram comparing different types of walk-in pods, including measurements for a standard, interior, walker, and heavy walker models, with silhouettes demonstrating various interior configurations.

The larger Mod Pod model can easily serve as a mobile home for longer trips. Especially the heavy walker can serve as a weekend cabin in the rough outdoors thanks to its off-road capabilities.

While both Mod Pod sizes sport a windshield-style front window, both are equipped with multiple cameras and sensors to provide the pilot with 360-degree vision.

The Defense Pod

A detailed, technical line drawing of a robot with multiple views from different angles, including front, side, and top views.

Both the larger and one-pilot Mod Pod models were re-envisioned as the Defense Pods. These heavy-armored versions were turned into cockpits of large cannon spiders, while the heavy battle pod got equipped with a large rifle, sword, and shield.

The Monsters

Collection of various black and white digital illustrations of animal or insect-like robots with intricate designs and mechanical features.

In a catastrophic anomaly during a localized meteorological disturbance, a prototype synchronization pod was struck by a high-energy atmospheric discharge while attempting a dimensional transition. This impact induced an immediate, localized Impact Event, forcibly fusing genetic material with the living biological framework of the pod. The resulting space-time rupture birthed a pocket dimension—a shifting abyss where these biomechanical aberrations now propagate. This dimension remains critically unsealed. Consequently, these entities regularly breach the cosmic threshold, leaking into external realities, including our own baseline dimension.