Power Rangers Megaforce Gosei Ultimate Megazord

Although it is not as impressive as the Japanese Gosei Ultimate toy from Bandai's Goseiger line in that country, The Power Rangers release of the Gosei Ultimate Megazord is one of my most-wanted toys from the Megaforce line, even though it doesn't have the metallic paint job value on the chest compartments where the Mechazords are attached in him inside. Plus it does come with only 2 Power Cards for the ACG and to put inside the Gosei Morpher.Top 3 Reasons Why I Bought This:1. It comes in Jet-Mode, more rather like a spaceship.2. You can attach the Gosei Morpher when the GUM is in command center mode and even connect the Gosei Great Megazord to this.3. It's part of the Zord-Builder System (ZBS), obviously.Top 3 Reasons Why I had problems with this:1. The paint job. Unlike the Japanese vers., the chest is not metallic, it's fiber plastic.2. It can easily break.3. Also unlike the Jap. vers. it is not as big as its Goseiger toy counterpart.All in all, This was still one of the best toys from Bandai's Power Rangers Megaforce toyline that I ever sought my eyes on. When I first saw the Megazord on the show, it looked so badass. Best sentinent Megazord I've seen since the Astro Megazord from Power Rangers in Space. The downside with GU on the show is that he only appear in 1 episode. Bought it at the convient place for $19.99 sold by Amazon.com (this site) in time for Christmas. Thank you Amazon for decreasing the item's price at the right time for me to buy it.

Bought this toy for my brother since it was at a low price, he seems to like it a lot. The whole transforming toy thing really gives him satisfaction and allows his imagination to wonder. The toy feels very well made, only problem might be the fact that the arms detach too easily, but thats because it can combine with another toy i suppose

My son loves this toy and anything that is power rangers. I would have given it 5 stars but it is probably my least favorite toy that we own. It shifts pretty easily into the spaceship or whatever, but the problem is my 3, almost 4 year old can not seem to play with it without pulling some part off. The legs, arms, and head joints come apart extremely easily. He is able to transform the megazord on his own, but is super upset each time one of the parts comes off. Thankfully he has figured out how to put them back on one his own as at times I had to just take it away for a little while. I wouldn't mind if the arms and legs detached if it served a purpose.

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Santa gave this to my son the other night at a family party. I thought my 5 y.o. was going to strangle Santa with hugs. He has not put this toy down. He's 5 and did need a little help from dad in transforming it the first time, but now he's a pro. He loves that it transforms into the plane/spaceship/whatever it is.

I collect Power Ranger megazords for me and my younger brother. This toy is great for the collection but as far as "playability" it feels lacking. I suppose if I got the Gosei morpher my value of it would go up.As far as the sale goes, everything went off without a hitch and I think I got a great price too.

It's a great toy. It transforms like how it is in the show. He like to play with it, the arms though can easily detach. Maybe because you can combine it with other zords or robot.

My 4 yr old nephew was not too happy with this one. Hard time figuring out how to put together and how to play it.