6 months is an awful long lead time. Usually, two months prior is the rule of thumb, unless you're Star Wars. I can see Black Friday as a likely candidate...or at least post-Halloween.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lwm9e8eAQK4

I do have to agree with Jeremy Jahns on the video with some of the stuff that he pointed out.

I hope the Ninja Steel toys do not get in the way of the movie toys.

I think its cool/funny how he used the SCR figure of Daizyujin for the image of the MegaZord. Also, his think about Rita and Scorpina, nice idea. Would male an interesting plot. :lol

The Ninninger suits are way better than these...things, though. I'd rather have those as toys.

I hope this movie gets toys.

I'm honestly more worried about the opposite happening. Movie toy lines tend to command a larger focus on store shelves.
Oh, it definitely will. I can't imafine Bandai not capitalizing on this opportunity.

Power Rangers will have all these sharing shelf space:

1. Movie Products (action figures, Megazord, props)
2. Ninja Steel (action figures, Megazord, props)
3. Legacy (Blaster, Falconzord, Ninja Megazord)
4. Mega Collection (Megazord, props)
5. Super Dino Charge leftovers

1. & 2. will be what we find most places and will probably take up some decent real estate and an end-cap.

3. & 4. will be Toys R Us centric. Considering they usually give a few weeks space up front along a wall to featured product, I think they'll be plenty of room for all four there. Transformers had AoE, Generations and Masterpiece. The only one that suffered was the Masterpiece figures but that's because scalpers were buying the crap out of MP Grimlock to resell and that would have happened at anytime of the year.

5. will be everywhere but in limited quantity at that point. Whether it has shelf space is up to the retailer and how frequently they clear out product.

Not bad... I think sometimes different is a good thing. I guess we'll find out.