I strongly doubt that figure doesn't have ankle-rockers. That would be so unlike Hasbro to miss that key detail since it's basically mandatory to their 6-inch collector properties.

It's absolutely jaw-dropping that Hasbro basically blew all of BoA's attempts at pleasing older collectors while keeping it marketable to all ages away in a single reveal.

Realistic proportions. Modern articulation without cut corners. Worthwhile accessories. This is what the Legacy line wish it could have been.

Almost like they're trying to impress Toei too to say: *Quietly whispering in Toei's ear* "Hey, let us do some Kamen Rider releases like this. BoA doesn't need it, and we make good stuff."

My only worry is whether or not Hasbro will play fair and give the female rangers the double-jointed elbow treatment.

This is everything I hoped Hasbro would do and I am not disappointed.

This blows anything Bandai has done out of the water, even Figuarts.

Dude, especially if we get Black RX/Masked Rider done like this.

VR Troopers too. It may have been snuck into the purchase after all. Legal departments might need to look into that. After looking up info on that, it looks like Saban was in the process of transferring it to the part of the company that handled Power Rangers before that was bought by Hasbro. So it may have accidentally gone with it in the purchase.

No clue on Beetleborgs though.

I am wondering on what the licensing mess of TMNT Next Mutation might be too.

Saban was doing that Beetleborgs as well.

I just love that Hasbro even mentions real world proportions. Also liked that they showed off the white ranger first instead of green. That to me makes it seem like they know we are getting a bit tired with green.

Now please do Koragg please! Oh and Lothar! I want my evil luchador space ninja.

Fuck YES. This is what the Legacy figures should've looked like.

With these and the War for Cybertron stuff, Hasbro might be getting a lot of my money next year.