There appears to be new "Kyutama" for balance when in its new intermediate robot mode and I don't know if the limb Zords can separate from their "Kyutama" or not.

Image of the original Kyurenoh below.

https://www.grnrngr.com/zords/series/kyuranger

Huh. *Turns and walks away*

it looks great.

There are more images available for the Cosmic Fury Megazord.

It still looks pretty much the same, even with higher quality images.

I think that they're intentionally ripping-off the Thunderzords of Season 2. They're not even being subtle about it.

https://morphinlegacy.com/2023/08/co...ble-on-amazon/

That doesn't look like a $72.99 toy to me. Looks like something Bandai America would make.

I bit the bullet and ordered one -- allegedly it'll get here on Sunday. I'll let y'all know what its like if it actually gets here.

I kind of wish that Hasbro would give the franchise back to Bandai.

Been thinking of a new license holder for the toys, and I'm wondering if they should pull a DC and give the kid-friendly ones to Spin Masters and the higher-grade collector figures to MacFarlane Toys. Both are packing shelves left and right. I also can't ignore how Spin Masters figures are the same size as the 4-inch figures from Bandai between the Mighty Morphin' 2010-Megaforce toy-lines.

Can i have a question now. why you people don't like Hasbro having the Power Rangers brand? that just toxic you just complaning.

Given this is a thread for a toyline let's stick to toys solely. To put it in the nicest way possible, Hasbro's PR toys have left a lot to be desired. Cosmic Fury is one of the one of the worst PR toylines ever, not just Hasbro's PR. It's everything that's wrong with the line: overpriced toys with little to no justifications for their price points. They don't even look fun for kids.

This is not a recent problem. From the very beginning lines like the Lightning Collection, which is supposedly for collectors, has been plagued with QC problems. And it continues to even the most recent releases.

People had an open mind when Hasbro first bought the rights but the results have given people buyer's remorse. As far as toys go, people were expecting the zords to at least be on the level of Transformers. Which they aren't even close to being so.