I know, right? Although I have to admit, there is too much red, and that "SUPER" is just lame.

Just like the "morpher" was sold for the Mix and Morph base, eh?

This doesn't really prove anything though. In 2010 someone made an image of the 2010 Dragonzord box, and it turned out to be a hoax.

The "SUPER" isn't the coolest, but it's leagues better than the "MEGAFORCE". It looks like they tried to pass off an extremely flat fan-made version of the classic font as something official.

I'm more prone to believe an image of an obscure item like a cycle over a megazord or morpher. It could still very well be a fake though.

The gimmick description being on the card-back also makes me sceptical. Looking at MMPR (2010), Samurai, Super Samurai and Megaforce, the description of the gimmicks are nearly ALWAYS either a sticker on the bubble or a separate piece of cardboard paper, stuck to the inside of the bubble. Same often goes for the name of the toy itself.

Remember that this is a mock-up though, not the actual packaging (the Instagram account belongs to a graphic designer). The toy and gimmick descriptions are on separate silver sections which would be where the card/sticker would be placed if there was a bubble. It's likely that this picture is just everything laid flat.

That seems really unlikely and hard to do.

By the way, found the real image of the card.

LOL!

Well then, I retract my previous statement and also will be buying every single Super Megaforce toy I see. :D

Bandai, take my money. All of it