My expectations where already set when the trailer dipicted them having powers outside of the suit. This falls right in line with what I was expecting it to be.

I don't like it personally, but it defiantly looks the part and will fit right in to what they are going for form what we have seen of the cgi zords.

You call that a Megazord? That can't be.

At the end of the day, this thing is ugly. I'm going to make fun of it with Gimp.

http://www.tokunation.com/attachment...1&d=1478320170

So it went from a steel and dragon to a steel and fairy.
...wait a minute but doesn't that mean...

After seeing the picture of the combined toy, I definitely prefer that one to the interactive figure. I'm trying to keep optimistic about this movie, but they're not making it easy.

The interactive toy actually looks pretty cool, imo. Definitely looks like it's a lot more like what we'll see in the movie itself. Also makes me glad I wasn't on the team that had to try and figure out how to make a morphing set of zords turn into it.

It's definitely not what I was expecting, but I dig the design. Looks like Pacific Rim might have had some influence on it. Also very much looks like something I could see in an anime.

I'll still definitely be passing on the big, morphing Megazord, but I might consider getting the interactive version. Though I wonder what the mention of the five rangers means. Does it also come with minifigures of them?

Well, of course I'm going to call the Megazord a Megazord. What would you rather I call it, a fish? I suppose you also want me to call squares circles, or maybe you think papers are pens? And I'm going to assume that you'd like me to call your shitpost "valuable".

Hey, when did these giant robots become angels?

Like, does no-one else see that this thing is blatantly trying to be a giant angel? It's got the wings 'n armor 'n wotnot.

And I legitimately do not see how this is going to transform, by the way. It's got nothing in the way of kibble. You don't even have the animal heads sticking off somewhere.
But I do know that it is another totem-pole-robo. It has a pink head, read shoulders, yellow belly (now that's blatant!), black waist/thighs, and blue shins and feet. Stack it up, knock it down.

I think it's a cool design, but I'm not feeling the giant robot in this. You expect something kind of blocky with your giant robots. Something where the shins are like a third of the total height and can suck the thighs into them without problem, there is a serious case of the shoulder pads, and the head is itsy-bitsy. This guy is like they rammed Ultraman and Neon Genesis Evangelion together. It don't feel much robot, more like a guy in a mesh suit or a flat-out angel.

....

Why an angel?!

Where are these pics? The one link I've seen here didn't work.

No it's not terrible like you said, which makes this hard to say it's beautiful or cry like Charlton Heston in the end of Planet of the Apes.
I love the design, I really do, but I think they deviated a little too much.