I think that it's already planned on.

Why does the Mastodon have slits/groves on its arm-attached side panels when they have no barring on combination with either Tyrannosaurus or Pterodactyl when forming Tank Mode or the Megazord? Hypothesis #1: They're intended for an upcoming Playmates Dragonzord when forming Fighting Mode/Battle Mode configuration.

Why do the heads of the Sabertooth Tiger and Triceratops have pointless little holes which accomplish nothing when those same heads act as Megazord feet? Hypothesis #2: They're intended for an upcoming Playmates Titanus for added stability when forming the Ultrazord.

yeah the pterodactyl comes with mini rangers we can use for a board game.

I think the answer from when you asked the same question two pages ago still applies my man

oh sorry about that man i remember.

The Mastodon zord has those slits on the shoulders for the Mastodon head to connect when in Mastodon mode. The shoulder panels don't stay flushed with the arms making those slits useless to the Dragonzord. However, it does have two little ports at the back that looks like it is intended for a Dragonzord battle mode function. Also there is clearance at the shoulders for Dragonzord panels to slide into. Also, the Pterodactyl zord has two hole ports that at first look like a place to put the screws in, however it aligns exactly where parts of the Dragonzord typically sit near the chest. Those holes could be a stabilizer to secure the Dragonzord to the Megazord in Ultrazord mode.

Yes the holes on Sabertooth Tiger and Triceratops are suspect. Pterodactyl also has grooves on it to fit a Titanus chest piece. I do hope we get both the Dragonzord and Titanus. I'm just concerned about how they'll be released and how much they'll cost.

I expect the Dragonzord to be sold in full, but I do hope the tail has a bit of articulation to it. But I fear that it would cost a bit more than $19.99. So to offset the price difference they'll likely include a glossy version of the Green Ranger flip head figure to make it a homage to the original release in 1993/94, and probably will retail for about $29.99. Titanus will be a concern though. It will have to be massive to accommodate the large size. But it can't exactly be sold in pieces. Since this is a release intended for children I'm worried it'll be changed into a playset like they did to the Shurikenger lion mech when adapting it to Ninja Steel. That was awful and ugly and super bulky. It will also likely not be motorized.

Also, Bruno from MMPRToys YouTube channel discovered that the morpher has a hidden function for the Tigerzord sound. So we may get Playmates versions of the Thunder Megazord and Tigerzord in the near future.

tigerzord says no way.

now i love the new megazord toy

Eh this forum is basically dead. No one is talking about the Ninja Kids controversy (there's not a single thread about it) and engagement here is almost nonexistent.

Ninja Kids controversy?