Bandai Tamashii Nations Super Robot Chogokin Megazord Mighty Morphin Power Rangers

Amazon's poll is misleading. This toy isn't durable because it isn't a toy. It's a display piece, plain and simple. This is truly what long-time Power Rangers fans have been waiting for; a megazord figure that not only has amazing articulation (unlike the misfire that was the Retrofire Megazord line), but also has immaculate detail. I understand that this has been available in Japan for some time, but the price was way too much for someone without much disposable income. Even at the $52 I bought it for, it was still too expensive. But man, oh man, is this thing impressive. The die-cast metal only sweetens the deal, giving the Megazord a heavy and powerful feel. But don't be fooled into thinking that this thing is durable just because it's heavy. The little horns on the triceratops and the teeth on the saber-tooth tiger are extremely breakable, and I'm quite frankly surprised that they were unharmed in the delivery process. But if you are a fan of Power Rangers, and I mean a MEGA fan, then getting this megazord will feel like an amazing payoff to a lifetime of waiting for the perfect megazord figure display piece. That's especially if you were disappointed in the Retrofire line, as I was. No awkward stylization here; just pure, incredible show accuracy and articulation that will rival even your Figuarts! Be warned though; if you don't want this thing more than a full tank of gas, you might find it to be too expensive. It's a decision that I had to sleep on for months before my purchase, and I'm very happy to say that it was worth it. Bandai has done an amazing job for collectors and fans that I am extremely grateful for. I'm hoping that the 20th Anniversary line lives up to its fullest potential. Bring on the Power Morpher, Bandai!

What more can be said about the Original Megazord. I remember growing up in the early 90s LOVING everything Power Rangers. I had the blasters, costumes, swords, action figures, you name it I had it. Unfortunately, all of it has all but disappeared. Thankfully Bandai re-released the Megazord and it couldn't be any more perfect. I feel like a little kid again. I couldn't wait to take it out of the package. The amount of awesome is more than a man can bear. I'll break down the pros and cons real quick. Pros: -It's the original Megazord. -Comes in super awesome box with Japanese writing. -The articulation is awesome. It almost mimics the "real" Megazord from the show. -The die cast construction and paint are top notch. It feels very solid when holding it. -The accessories (hands, sword, shield, etc.) are good quality and don't feel flimsy. -The hands hold the sword and shield tight, which is awesome. Cons: -None? Overall, this is hands down one of the coolest things I've owned. I can't stop staring at it and that's a good thing. Every time I look at it I can't help but smile. That makes it a sure fire winner in my book and it will in yours as well.

I'm not really a Power Rangers fan. But I am a fan of classic giant robots and nice die cast Chogokin. And let me tell you, this baby is awesome. It hits all the right notes. You can perfectly pose it in ways that perfectly represent the dude in the kaiju robot costume on screen. Yes it sounds small but pictures do not do it justice. It's a tiny little masterpiece that should have any fan of the original Rangers (or mid series Super Sentai) squealing with joy. About the only thing that might improve on this would be if BanDai were to make a larger, perfectly transforming Soul of Chogokin version. In all seriousness, looking back across the entire Bandai Super Robot Chogokin line to date this might be the single best figure they have yet put out. It is just awesome in every way possible. It moves perfectly has fantastic paint, effects parts. It hits that perfect nostalgia note for both eastern and western fans. This thing is an absolute must have for super robot collectors.

I did think that this would be bigger, maybe 10" or 12" or something, but I guess that was probably in a product description somewhere that I didn't read. For $60 I think I expected a little more. That said, it's really cool. My biggest complaint I guess is that the head bobbles on it's joint, so as I type this right now he's nodding along with me from the vibration of just my typing. The articulation is great, the ankles bend and because he's made of medal he more or less stays put. The three sets of hands are nice as well, so you can mix up the pose a bit. Overall a good piece, and I'm glad I bought it.

I ordered it for my son and expected normal toy to add to his collections. It is VERY small. Will be returning.

I bought this for my grandson. It is beautiful, but way too small, and broke quite easily. However, he was happy with it.

A little on the pricey side but it's worth it. Added to my collection and it looks awesome, its also diecast, quiet heavy for a action figure. And as for the people complaing about it breaking when they gave it to their 4 year old......well duh it says on the box ages 14+ it's intended as a collector's item not a child's play toy. And I'm not saying it's poor quality, it's the exact opposite. It is immaculatlty detailed, very poseable and comes with a nice compliment of accessories. If you buy it you will be very happy, as long as you don't give it to toddlers....

I bought this for my grandson's birthday. It was something that he picked out on my Amazon site. It was rather expensive but looking at the picture it seemed worth it. When he opened the present that my wife had wrapped I couldn't believe how small it was. To much for to little, I thought. My grandson fiddled with it for a few minutes and then gave it to me. He said, "It doesn't do anything." He was right. If you were a collector of these characters it would of been fine, but to use as a toy....No Good! It did not transform or anything plus it was small. However the price was pretty high. It wasn't Amazons fault but the item should have been listed as a collectible,not a toy. Sincerely Amazon Faithful