Beast Batteries dont weigh much at all. Dont see how that would mess anything up.

To be honest, I haven't heard anyone complain about that yet. I do think they are potentially problematic, though.

It happened to my Pteraidenoh and there are millions of complaints throughout other toy forums about it. I think the back clip on Gabutyra was mostly from people being careless with Raiden Kyoryujin, but the arm problem isn't easily preventable. My Gabutyra is OK thus far and I fixed my Pteraidenoh, but I shudder at how many children would be saddened by them breaking through no fault of there own.

Man that sucks! I suspected from the beginning that those arm connector clips could have issues.

I don't think it's just carelessness, our resident admin Den-O is ultra careful with his stuff and still got his Gabutyra's clips break on him.

The thing is, these toys are supposed to be bricks for kids to play with. That's why they keep getting simpler in design, because the age range that these are targeted to is lowering as well. These toys should be able to handle rough play, they're not Masterpieces or Soul of Chogokins.

Bandai really needs to work on durability in Tokkyuger. My biggest complaint about Transformers was that they sacrificed durability and stability for articulation and transformation, and that's what gravitated me to Super Sentai mecha. Now Sentai mecha have problems too. It's really disappointing.