A lot of people mad about answers. I will try to clarify.

Poisanda. Bandai didn't do one yet cuz they don't know the future of the character in the show. A lot of the stuff they do is with approval from Saban. So it's up in the air - if the character remains in show and Saban is okay with a toy it'll be done.

Personal thought - a female villain toy in an action figure line meant for 5 to 7 year olds could be seen as a potential negative thing. Who wants to put out a female villain action figure for a 5 year old to have Power Rangers smash in to and beat up? Yes not a human but still - base line is boy hero girl villain boy hero beats up villain girl. Does that make sense? Just my own thought process as a marketer.

Legacy. They want to do Zeo. They almost teased that it was happening without coming out and saying it. Then again, they know I love the Gold Ranger. So who knows? Post Zeo? Dunno.

Oh my God are you for real? Of course we would. Hell I just want the damn thing re-released!

The Legacy Megazords are super cool and black an gold is super cool so it's like a no-brainer.

KB, next time would you possibly inquire about a plastic version of Dragonzord? Or something with less metal?

I love all the metal in the Legacy line, but it really messes with the balance and makes Ultrazord soooooo top heavy.

They didn't seem too concerned about "destroying wallets" when Titanus came out with a $200 price tag.

How much more expensive would Tor be?

- Poisandra. Bandai is looking into it, but it depends entirely on what happens to the character in the show. They simply don't know her future in show. We asked "How about a PMC exclusive for Poisandra?" They're response. "Hey good idea!" (Kickback personally apologizes for this )

Goddamn it. Just. God. Damn it.

I'd say Zeo has one of the better teams, but I tend to think that the series hit its height (in quality, not necessarily popularity) with In Space. I've also never been a huge fan of the Zeo Megazord. I get that they were going for mythical/ancient animals/structures, which is an awesome idea on paper, but I'm just not a huge fan of the design or implementation. The Super Zeo Megazord/OhBlocker has a much more Power Rangers/Sentai-ish design in my opinion, but it has absolutely nothing to do with the theme of the series....the zords are merely mecha versions of the shapes that designate each ranger's rank. To me, Pyramidas is the one and only standout mech from the series. Just my two cents though; I know lots of people feel differently.

I can't imagine him being as much as Titanus. As others have mentioned before, he's a giant hollow shell....essentially a giant platform with two doors. There isn't even much to make chrome or die-cast. I wonder how to scale the new Legacy Thunderzords are with the original Tor. I haven't tried to fit the Legacy Tigerzord in mine, but if the other zords could sit on top without looking tiny in comparison, then there wouldn't be a huge need for a rerelease since they don't really "combine" in any way. As much of an OCD completist as I am, I'd say skip him and move on to the Ninja zords.

No more Rangers Keys? What about all of the missing Keys?

Looking forward to seeing more of the Thunder Megazord! Definitely picking it up.

Now the news that the Ninjazords are nearly assured is welcoming. Since the Legacy line started, indeed, since BoA did their 2010 MMPR line, it's all I've ever wanted. I don't mind waiting.

I could get excited for a Legacy Zeo Megazord and even more for Legacy season 3 zords.

My big question for them would've been distribution of Dino Chargers. Only once have I ever seen a set outside of the first 5 they released and they're already talking a bunch of new Chargers.

This makes a ton of sense. They don't want to create situations where little boys will get one of the girlies looking action figures in regards to PR and beat her up with a bunch of boy rangers. I could see her being a chase figure or limited release, but possibly not a mass release like the other figures.