The Dragon reminds me of the Zord-Cycles XD

Looks nothing like what I had expected. Its actually quite slender and nice looking. I'm impressed. *gives round of applause*

I debate this thing heavily. Yes, it is unique. Yes, it is the first time we have seen a second mecha set for a single team in a long while. Yes, it is basically the first time that the sixth ranger is incorporated into the primary combination of the second mecha set. But a fear here is that it would be cut if Ninninger is ever adapted for P.R. Does anyone honestly think Saban would ever use a Panda!?! I will say that the, let's just say "insignia" just above the Panda leg, looks suspiciously like the star on OhRed/Zeo Ranger Five's personal sword weapon.

Surprisingly the final product is close to that artist's rendition. (Only the legs are wrong.)

The Ultrazord combination looks real massive and awesome too.

This looks awesome. I really hope this is included with the eventual PR adaptation of Ninninger. The BoA version inevitably won't live-up to this one, but it'll be good enough for me... I think...

Hey, alright! NyanCat on Viagra!

Pandafoot is awesome. I need someone to join TN as Pandafoot.

The Ultra mode looks exactly as planned. Yes, never before has a wadded up pile of connecting parts looked like awesomesauce.

Just as my fleeting interest in Ninninger was beginning to fade all together they manage to pull me right back in :D love it.

Arm, Arm, Leg, Leg... at least Torso and Head being separate is kinda a rarity, right? Remember when you actually had to transform the individual mechs to combine them and not just bend two joints or so?

Well, at least that confirms it for me that the DX Ninninger mecha are a complete skip.

The legs look like a heavily re-engineered Byunmaru, only without the connecting hip piece. The design is pretty cohesive. It reminds me a great deal of DaiKaiOh from Shinkenger, which is probably not accidental.

Presumaby, it will be able to parts-swap the arms from Shurikenjin. I wonder whether the legs will be cross-compatible in any way; I've never noticed a way to separate the lower legs from the hips and upper legs, but hasn't Bandai pulled off secret features before? I wonder whether PandaMaru and ByakkoMaru can eject to allow WanMaru to swap in.

On the downside, the limbs look like they involve even less transformation than usual; I'm not impressed by them in their individual modes. Also: I miss the randomness of the "we picked using a dartboard" theme that the previous mecha had going on.

With that said, this is so much better than Hyper Ressha TeiOh.

Man tell me about it. King Shurikenjin is such a mess of a combo but I liked it well enough, Ha Oh gave me hope and this bizarre monstrosity? I am lovin it!! Glad to have stuck with this one all through out. A welcome change from the last 2 years for sure.