i got all the zords to form megazord.

baboo is out now overseas.

I'm going to have to buy the Kimberly flip head from Big Bad Toy Store because Target is no longer carrying it. It's not just sold out but the actively refuse to carry it in stores. I'm sure it'll be made available again on their website after the holidays, but it's absolutely sickening that they aren't making an effort to make the figure available in stores.

Target notified me that the Pink Ranger flip head was back in stock so I ordered it from the Target app today.

wow did you complete the auto morphing figures?

When I get this figure yes

So I got the pink ranger auto morphin figure delivered today except it has a manufacturer error. The skirt is off center. I got a refund on the figure but now I have to order another one sometime after Christmas.

so sorry about it.

I found the Pink Ranger at a Target in West Des Moines! Also, any news about a potential Dragonzord release?

All I can add is that there are more figures coming: Rocky, Adam, Aisha, Lord Zedd, and a Z-Putty that can apparently break apart as a gimmick (much like the original Bandai of America figure from '94). There are rough display images of most of these.

https://www.grnrngr.com/toys/power-rangers/reignition

Nice. :rock:

From Ranger Chamber: Combinable Thunderzords and an electronic Ultimate Thunder Megazord are coming.

I found a Goldar stand alone figure at a nearby Target on Monday. I am hoping we get a Dragonzord.

i heard rumors about the thunder megazord.

Green Godzilla, Red Rodan and Blue Anguirus are coming March 1st to Target
https://playmatestoys.com/brand/migh...ory=Collectors

> Target
WELP, guess I'm never finding these then.

there a new godzilla in dragonzord toy coming.

What?

Also, I am a little ticked off with Hasbro as they pawned off Power Rangers to Playmates but now will be making toys for Henry Cavill's Live action Voltron movie.

wow i meant a 12 inch godzilla in dragon zord armor.

Oh man, the fit of the helmet on that Thunder Megazord is looking real silly.

These look really bad but I want them :lol

What in the name of Skynet are these? :lolol

kaiju rangers.

Tokunation coverage of New York Toy Fair 2026:

• Toy Fair 2026 - Playmates Power Rangers Re-Ignition Toys
• Toy Fair 2026 - Godzilla vs Power Rangers - Playmates

If we don't get the Dragonzord then I won't continue to support this line!

This article on the Re-Ignition line posits some potentially interesting implications.

https://toy-wizards.com/2026/02/15/t...ese-years/?amp

In short, the line is selling. Apparently, the Masks and the Auto-Morphin' Figures might be selling better than we've been giving them credit for, and that the Masks might be an indication that modern kids are in fact gravitating towards the old show.

We "adults" in the fandom might need to reevaluate some things.

As for the complaints about the Thunder Megazord helmet, there is also the idea that this could simply be a prototype. If true, it might look better...slightly... when the Thunderzords are actually available.

It's good to see that kids are resonating with the old Power Rangers. However, this doesn't really address the elephant in the room - Dragonzord & Titanus - they clearly know that it's expected and I get they have to market their collaboration with Godzilla. Playmates obviously knows we want at the very least a Dragonzord with that Godzilla+Dragonzord figure seemingly filling that void. At least they probably expect it to do so at the moment. To give them the benefit of the doubt, perhaps they were contractually obligated to release the collab figures before even announcing the Dragonzord. I wouldn't know why they would do this but it's the only thing I could think of... unless they plan to release Tommy's zords all at once... but would that mean we have to wait until season 3 with the release of the Ninja Megazord and Falconzord? If they have plans for the Tigerzord why not also acknowledge plans for the Dragonzord? Skipping that just does not seem appropriate if they intend to release the Tigerzord. I get that this is a kids toy line and the kids are gravitating to the role play stuff, but if the zords are selling well enough to justify the Thunder Megazord then shouldn't we be getting a Dragonzord regardless of which demographic is primarily buying what? Say collectors might be buying up the zords more, ok so are we not allowed the Dragonzord simply because we aren't the targeted demographic? That would be like not releasing something popular in My Little Pony simply because it attracts more bronies than the actual target audience (and I don't mean in the weird way either).

Apparently Playmates has the Dragonzord ready to go but retailers are refusing to carry them.

https://youtu.be/FBv9pfynUBQ?si=blPPphSkRREsJJVD

Not surprising. Most of my area Walmarts aren't carrying a lot of the Age of the Primes Transformers. They're not as amenable with this stuff like they used to be, regardless of franchise. They act like it on the surface, but the dig-down reality suggests something else.

It's frustrating. I hope Playmates finds a retailer that will be willing to carry it.

I'm assuming they can't sell them DTC on their own dedicated website or through places like BBTS? That's a bummer.

BBTS has the Re-Ignition line that's been officially released up to this point. Why even they wouldn't market a Dragonzord has an Online Exclusive is anyone's guess.

https://www.bigbadtoystore.com/Searc...2&Series=51230

I gotta wonder if Playmates is just talking out their ass and they just don't want to admit that they couldn't crack the engineering for a Dragonzord that would fit their scaled up Dino Megazord.

I believe that the Dragonzord was, and may still, be planned. I saw details on the Playmates Dinozords which convinced me that it technically WAS the original plan.

That being said, I think there are several factors in place that are potentially inhibiting that.

I think it's a case of toy laws and marketing. Transformers answers that one with the 2001 Robots in Disguise dub for Car Robots. Brave Maximus was to be released as an iteration of Fortress Maximus in 2002, with several online retailers and FAO Schwarz slated to carry it. But it kept getting delayed, partly cause FAO was struggling financially but largely because the toy didn't pass drop safety standards per U.S. toy laws. Once the delays were getting too long, it apparently started to seem not only pointless to release a toy advertising a finished cartoon but also because it could conflict with the upcoming release of Unicron in the Armada line.

https://tfwiki.net/wiki/Fortress_Max...ise_.282001.29

So what can one potentially gleam from all that in the present context? Perhaps the Dragonzord is suffering delays by corporate big-shots, influenced by an inability to pass safety standards due to its hypothetically large size and the timing in which the actual Re-Ignition episodes are completed and slated to debut and the need to switch gears in terms of physical marketing via toys.

One could also make a reasonable argument that such a Dragonzord would be valued pretty high regardless of retailer, and that the aforementioned corporate big-shots are gunshy that such a toy won't sell well enough and make enough profit to justify the costs of producing and releasing it to the general public.

That could be the case. But Power Rangers isn't necessarily opposed to out of order releases or re-releases based on old figures. The original Dragonzord was popular enough to continue sales well past it's initial shelf life. It has only ever once been skipped on a re-release back in 2010. If cost is an issue I don't see why they can't sell it as a premium item online. Transformers is such a massive line that skipping a figure here and there is standard. But Mighty Morphin Power Rangers only have a limited set of zords to exploit.

Season one:
1. Dino Megazord: consisting of Tyrannosaurus, Ptyerodactyl, Mastodon, Sabertooth Tiger, and Triceratops.
2. Dragonzord.
3. Titanus.

Season two:
1. Thunder Megazord: consisting of Red Dragon, Firebird, Lion, Pegasus, and Unicorn.
2. Tigerzord
3. Tor

Season three:
1. Ninja Megazord: consisting of Ape, Crane, Frog, Bear, and Wolf
2. Shogun Megazord: consisting of Red, Pink/White, Black, Yellow, and Blue
3. Ninja Falconzord
4. Titanus

If you count Alien Rangers then there are also the Borgs: White, Red, Blue, Yellow, and Black that don't combine.

Missing any of these releases will stand out like a sore thumb. The ones you could feasibly exclude are Titanus and Tor simply because of their size and price. The Borgs are also skippable since they are not combiners and don't really add to the line much. But skipping the Dragonzord, Tigerzord, and Ninja Falconzord is absurd. Not only because they are iconic zords but skipping any of them is a slap in the face to the legacy of the late Jason David Frank.

I picked up Goldar today at Target. They had Baboo too. Also, they had a Power Rangers themed birthday card that was quite bizarre. I wish I knew how to post images on here to show it.

Hasbro likes Power Rangers as much as McDonald's CEO likes McDonald's