Megaforce 'Retrofire' Gosei Great
 

Bandai of America's line of articulated, 6-inch Megazords continues into 2013 with the release of the Gosei Great and Gosei Grand Megazords. While not officially packaged as 'Retrofire' figures, these two possess the stylized design and high articulation of previous releases in the line. The Gosei Great Megazord stands about 6 inches tall and has 20 points of articulation including 5 in each arm, 4 in each leg, a waist that can turn 360 degrees, and a ball-jointed head. There is a lot of sculpted detail on the figure and only some parts lack paint applications. Gosei Great comes with it's signature sword that can be held in either hand. Overall, this mini Gosei Great is a grand figure that takes the retrofire formula from figures past and improves upon it.

Enjoy this 16 image gallery and check back with Tokunation for an upcoming gallery of Gosei Grand.


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Omg... they finally did the Retrofires right!

This figure looks like tons of fun.

I have to keep an eye out for these. I like them a lot.

I'm still waiting for Retrofires of The 'In Space' Mecha and Super Zeo Megazord.....

Retrofire GekiTouja/Jungle Pride Megazord would be nice. Yadda yadda some old spiel.

Anyway, this one looks pretty nice. It's using some exaggerated proportions, but they're not overexaggerated to the point of ridiculousness like the MMPR one was.

I want to see how it looks next to godzilla vinyl figures or a size comparison with another figure line. I want this real bad. I used to love the smaller Megazord action figures when I was a kid.

Surprisingly, it looks kinda good. If only the paint weren't dreadful.

Are you talking about them making it, or you being able to find it? Because, just FYI, Retrofire Jungle Pride totally exists.

http://www.collectiondx.com/node/5913

Huh. Didn't know that.
Guess I know what I'm tracking down this month.

Here it is with a 'deluxe class' transformer:
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...ps3cdeecb0.jpg

And then one of the 5 inch villains from the original MMPR line:
http://i49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...ps4421aa88.jpg

Though the proportions of these figures don't generally do it for me, that's certainly one of the best Retrofires I've seen,