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The YouTube creator MegaBlack has posted an unboxing of the upcoming Mighty Morphin Power Rangers ZAP Megazord.  It is our first real good look at the final product that is hitting the UK any day now and estimated in the next couple of months for North American collectors.

The inside of the box looks to mimic iconic images from the television show’s Megazord cockpit, while the zords themselves sound as if they have tight ratchets.  Keen eyes will tell you there’s still plenty of paint smudges in the smaller, more detailed areas as well as some “is it going to break?” feelings when swapping hands.

Check out the full video below!

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Flame Toys needs Dragonzord power, now!

An image has surfaced showcasing the Dragonzord in the Kara Kuri Combine assortment of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers product from Flame Toys.  No additional details are currently available.

Fans of Flame Toys and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers are undoubtedly pleased.

Stay tuned!

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Check out the latest image of the upcoming Kara Kuri Combine Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Dino Megazord from Flame Toys.  Information beyond what the item is a slow drip at this point – we know it’s coming but we’re not sure of the price or when it will see release.

What we do know is that it is unique, looks amazing, and is likely going to cost a lot.

Stay tuned!

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Hasbro has sent over official images of the upcoming ZAP Dragonzord revealed during/after the BOOM! Studios panel at this year’s San Diego Comic Con.

The ZAP Dragonzord is advertised at 1/144 scale and combines with the soon-to-be released ZAP Dino Megazord.  The mech contains changeable hands, finger-missile accessories, features chrome detailing, and an all new original concept design styling.  The ZAP Dragonzord is available for pre-order for roughly $132 across various fan channels.

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Check out all the official images after the jump.

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WE NEED THUNDER ZORD POWER, NOW!

A surprise reveal comes at us from a convention held in  Shanghai, China with a Thunder Megaord toy coming from Innovation Point: the Metal Power Thunder Megazord.

At the moment, not much about this figure is known other than the fact that it will be articulated and some parts will be made of die-cast. We’ll be sure to keep you updated on this exquisite-looking piece, but in the meantime be sure to check out the photos and join our discussion thread after the jump.

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As you may recall, we first caught wind of a Zeo Megazord figure coming our way from Hasbro thanks to some listings that were found at Canadian retail. Today, we finally have our first look at the big mama jama itself thanks to this new photo taken from Melbourne Toy Fair in Australia.

At the moment, there isn’t much word on when we can expect this to go on sale, or if this is even part of the Lightning Collection. Hopefully, we’ll be seeing more updates soon and we’ll be sure to keep you updated once more info is available.

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It’s Morphin’ Time once again as Hasbro takes a stab at the classic Dino Megazord from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers! Revealed via leaked listing information yesterday, this officially display prototype of the set gives us our first look at it from New York Toy Fair. Our man on the ground TokuChris was kind enough to snap several photos for us as well as share some first impressions.

The Buildable Dino Megazord is roughly the size of Bandai America’s old 2010/Legacy mold Megazord, Hasbro sought to re-reate the classic play pattern of the Megazord for the original series, this release is intended for kids and will be released in 3 parts, each priced at $14.99. The T-Rex with Sword, the Triceratops with Sabertooth Tiger, and Mastodon with Pterodactyl. Hasbro’s official description of the set reads as follows:

The Mighty Morphin Rangers call upon their powerful Zords to lead the Rangers into battle. The BUILDABLE DINO MEGAZORD Assortment includes the TYRANNOSAURUS REX DINO ZORD figure, TRICERATOPS AND SABERTOOTH TIGER DINO ZORD 2-pack figures and MASTODON AND PTERODACTYL DINO ZORD 2-pack figures. Combine all figures to build the DINO MEGAZORD. To protect the Earth, the Tyrannosaurus Rex Dinozord carries the Mighty Morphin Red Ranger into battle, while the Sabertooth Tiger and Triceratops Dinozords carry the Mighty Morphin Blue and Yellow Rangers into battle and the Mastodon and Pterodactyl Dinozords carry the Mighty Morphin Black and Pink Rangers into battle. Kids can imagine the Rangers blasting into battle and joining their teammates to form the Dino Megazord!

Keep it tuned to TokuNation as we continue to bring you more updates from New York Toy Fair 2020! Be sure to also follow up with Transformers news by following our network partners at TFW2005.com, see general toys & collectibles news courtesy of the great team at ToyArk.com, of course keep it in the Hasbro family with some fantastic G.I. Joe coverage from our other sister site Hisstank, and be sure to follow the incredible people at PWRRNGR for even more Power Rangers coverage from the event! Be sure to follow our entire network to get absolutely the most up to date information on all things coming out of NYTF!

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UPDATE 8:45 PM EST – Toys are not being reissued as a part of the show coming back to South Korea.

In a pretty odd turn of events, South Korea is set to see it’s third out with Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger in 2020! This news comes straight from Yong San Power Rangers event, which you can see a video of HERE from youtube channel [림호]Tokusatsu. Gaoranger, like many sentai, has a bit of an odd history in South Korea. Super Sentai had been imported to the country since 1989 with Flashman. However in 1994, the first season of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was imported and dubbed in Korean as “Invincible Power Rangers”.

The trend of Power Rangers being imported and dubbed continued until 2003 when Power Rangers Wild Force was brought in as “Power Force Rangers”. After this point Super Sentai was directly imported and dubbed again. Jump to 2010 and Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger was at last imported in it’s original form and dubbed over as “Power Rangers Jungle Force”, in lieu of airing Shinkenger, which at the time was seen as too Japanese for the Korean market. Now, it looks as though South Korea will once again be seeing Gaoranger next year in it’s Jungle Force dub, set to stream on the Korean Power Rangers youtube channel!

 

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As San Diego Comic Con rages on for it’s 50th anniversary celebration, it’s time to see what the good folks at Hasbro have in store for Power Rangers Beast Morphers! As the year has gone on we’ve been clued into more and more figures, Zords, and roleplay toys headed our way from the series. Here’s a great breakdown of what they have to offer at their SDCC booth this year:

 

What do you think about these reveals? Do you plan to add even more figures to your expanding collection for Power Rangers Beast Morphers? We most certainly do! Sound off in the news thread below to let us know exactly what you think about these products. And don’t forget to head over to our sister site PWRRNGR.com for extra in depth coverage of the Power Rangers brand as a whole, and it’s presence at SDCC. You can also follow up with Transformers news from the con by following our network partners at TFW2005.com and see general toys & collectibles news courtesy of the great team at ToyArk.com! Be sure to follow our entire network to get absolutely the most up to date information on all things coming out of San Diege Comic Con.

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Thanks to a pair of new listings posted on Toywiz we have our first looks at two as of yet unannounced new items for Power Rangers Beast Morphers. Both Zords are of the “Converting” variety. So these are the combining zords meant to go along with the upcoming Beast-X Megazord components!

First up we have the Silver Ranger’s Beast Jet Zord! Luckily for this one, Toywiz does have an official description:“Imagine calling on the power of the Beast Jet Converting Zord and battling the Power Rangers’ toughest foes. Convert from robotic Scarab Mode, ready for a fight, to Jet Mode, ready to fly to the next place Zord power is needed. And, combined with Beast Racer Converting Zord, Beast Wheeler Converting Zord, Beast Wrecker Converting Zord and Beast Chopper Converting Zord (Each sold separately. Subject to availability.), kids can assemble the Beast- X Ultrazord to imagine taking on even more powerful foes. Go Go Power Rangers!” The listed price via Toywiz is $29.99and the figure is expected to ship in September.

Next, we have the Gold Ranger’s Beast Wrecker Zord! While the Toywiz listing doesn’t have an official description yet, it’s apparent what we’re getting from this release. This Beetle Based zord converts from insect to mechanical crane truck mode and can also combine with the Beast Wrecker or be used with the other 4 Zords to create the Beast-X Ultrazord! This Zord is also listed at $29.99 with a September release.

When a proper description arrives for the Beast Wrecker Zord we’ll be sure to update this story. Hopefully the reveal of these two zords also means that official images of the Beast-X Ultrazord won’t be far behind either.

Our good friend @MisturYellow on twitter originally discovered these listings.