Here's the thing -

No one is going to lose their job over this. All of this information is easy public access - a single phone call would net you all the same information. This information isn't "sensitive" or anything of the sort. Anyone who has ever worked retail management for any amount of time can tell you that. So for those who are trying to tout some sort of retail white-knight type of attitude - you're being dumb, really. The only way someone can lose their job with information like this is if they started posting SALES information, like how much sold, what it sold compared to something else, etc.

The only thing retail stores don't want you to know is how much they've made on their items. If the store also shows the profit margin % of the item, that too may be sensitive although not much (ie: Ranger Keys at $7.99 with a profit margin % of 8.9%).

The assortment numbers are all Bandai - this information doesn't change very much if at all, because by the time the assortment number is designated, it's usually on the product packaging itself. So while an assortment number *CAN* change, the likelihood that it changes in to a different product is pretty slim. The reality of it is that you're more likely to see an assortment # vanish than to ever be re-assigned.

The item #'s you see listed in the Toys'R'Us system is simply the designation that the item gets for the store's inventory system and their registers. The general "Item Numbers" that are listed and have like 1-20 different item #'s is on Bandai's side - each package is in theory a different item number, but in Target, Toys'R'Us, WalMart, etc., it will be a single item number for the entire assortment.

Confusing? A little bit. Just know that in the retail stores, three different Ranger Key packages will all be the same item # in all of their systems. But with Bandai, each package has its own item number.

Hope that clears it up a bit.

More Mega Bloks, more power! :D

Remember those Spider-Man Not-Bionicles Mega Bloks made? They should make those again but with Power Rangers!

I've been thinking about the key packs, and was thinking that maybe the fourteenth pack could be the Dino Thunder keys that were on-display... maybe?

Long as they do something about the joints. The magnets keep the limbs together, but after time (Like maybe a week), the limbs droop because of their weight. So posing them on a shelf becomes nigh-impossible.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhiPoeCQ7Ic

Somebody posted a review of the Legendary Megazord on youtube. You guys should check it out!

Check out my video review of the new Legendary Megazord,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oysu...ature=youtu.be

I was looking at the back of the box for the Legendary Megazord and noticed that the Centaur mode has a strong possibility of still being in.Also,do we know if the 3 packs are blind or open?

Edit:I wonder if there is going to be a checklist for the keys,because on the back of the one that comes with the Megazord,it says "PR-001" on the grey key part on the back.Good news about all that,it's a triple digit code.Could be a possibility of hundreds of keys.

Drools uncontrollably, Did you look at the top of the box? there is a great shot of all the red rangers helmets lined up. It looks great.

Have there been any pictures of the 5" figures, beyond the core Super Megaforce team? I'm hoping X-Borg turns out to be the Gormin/foot soldier guys. And I'm curious to see the figures of past Rangers.