Bandai toys have a wide range of Power Rangers toys, among other characters, and they sent us a Gosei Great Megazord to try out.
NEW Power Rangers toys. So we begin the Power Rangers Megaforce toy line with the Gosei Great Megazord, and it is a strong toy to start things off with.
The Gosei Great Megazord comes with the Ranger’s five Mechazords: Dragon, Shark, Snake, Tiger and Phoenix. Each Mechazord is nicely sized and painted decently enough, while still missing some areas of paint. All the Mechazords also have multiple Zord Head Connectors, which come into play with future Megaforce Zord Vehicles. Also, all the connectors are coloured to match the Zord they are on.
The Dragon Mechazord is the
largest of the five, measuring 13 inches long, and having a wing span
of about 13 inches. The Dragon also features the most articulation with
it’s wings. The Dragon’s wings can be positioned into a wide variety of
positions, thanks to Bandai’s various joints & pivot points in the
wings.
The other four Zords are
just standard in their movement and articulation. They are all meant to
just be rolled across a flat surface. All the Zords have small wheels on
the undersides, allowing them to roll smoothly across any flat surface.
Combining the Mechazords to
form the Gosei Great Megazord is very simple. Starting with the Dragon,
push the head & neck into the body. Remove the Dragon’s tail, open
the tail and remove the Megazord Head, and close the tail to form the
Megazord’s sword. Take the Snake Zord and turn the two joints clockwise
until they click into place. Then turn the Snake head and turn it upward
to form the head. Do the same with the Tiger’s head, thus forming
another foot. Peg the upper half of the leg from the Snake into the
Tiger Zord, completing the Megazord’s Legs. For the arms, take the Shark
and split the back fin. Then take the Phoenix and fold the back wings
down. Peg the Shark & Phoenix Arms into the Dragon. Now align the
connector peg on the Snake with the connector opening on the underside
of the Dragon. Push the two halves together, and the Gosei Great
Megazord is formed. Now just take the Dragon’s tail, now the Sword, and
place it in the Shark’s hand.
The completed Gosei Great
Megazord looks quite nice. It stands just under ten inches tall. The
legs can wobble a tad when the Megazord is held, but this does not
hinder any of the playability, or overall stance of the toy. The arms
can be turned the standard 8-point amount, and with the wings being able
to be moved out of the way, you have a good deal of arm movement.
The connector pegs for the
Gosei Great Megazord Arms & Legs are the same as the Samurai &
Super Samurai Megazord line, as well as the 2010 Mighty Morphin
Megazord. So anyone who has collected all the Megazords since 2010 can
actually swap out all kinds of arms, legs and other parts, all to form
new Megazord combos.
The toy also comes with two
Power Cards. The Gosei Great Megazord and Gosei Great Grand Megazord
cards are included. These cards will be able to activate sounds in the
Gosei Morpher.
Overall,
the Gosei Great Megazord is a good Megazord toy.
This is a great Megazord toy, and one that should give children plenty of
enjoyment. Between the standard play of the Megazord, and the future
play of the Zord connectors, kids are sure to have hours & hours of
fun with this toy.
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They have toys for different ages and sexes to have a look at other toys in these ranges or if you want to ask them questions you can find Bandai toys on Facebook, Twitter and on there website
I was sent a few toys for the purpose of this review all opinions are honest and remain my own
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