I'll take show accuracy over shiny stuff. He wasn't shiny in the show, so I'd rather my figure is not shiny.

BTW, I paid full price for the Tigerzord and it was worth every cent to me. A nice show accurate Won Tiger with all sculpting and paint and no stickers. No stupid electronics to take away from its aesthetic. It is the definitive toy for him.

I can deal with less die-cast. I hate it to begin with and DZ is a prime example of too much die-cast.

Show accurate? Tsubasamaru sure as hell didn't look bland as hell in the show. Tsubasamaru looked like regal winged death on wings, not something I can get from a mcdonalds happy meal. $60 is a better price but still, it's just a Zord with a wide wing span, the body itself was never all that big.

Oh you're happy with Legacy Tigerzord full priced? That's great man, I'm really happy for you, in fact I'm so happy that I'll be even happier if you footed the cost of the Legacy Falconzord for those of us that don't want to pay full price(most of us). Let us enjoy this so called bland yet "show accurate", toy you so want to defend.

I would rather post constructive criticism now in hopes that BoA addresses issues by final production rather than blindly accept anything they put out just because. A legacy line should not look like something you can get from a kids meal at Burger King with $50+ added to the cost. And a Legacy item ought to look better than the original. Instead it's backwards, the original looks better than the Legacy Falconzord.

Huh? I didn't say the toy wasn't bland, I was saying the show doesn't have it looking all shiny. To be honest, there are no high quality up close photos of the Falconzord, just ones from a distance due to the glass case.