Legacy White Tigerzord Review
 

Gorgeous! Will be picking this up!

I'll be getting this. But please next time transform it on camera. I want to see how it differs in transformation from the old one. Also does this mean that a legacy thunderzord is possible?

That is amazing. Just the sculpted and painted details alone make it worth it. I love that the knees bend, but I do wish the thighs could move too.

I still have my original from 1994.

so bought

that and the legacy saba and i normally do not buy role play weapons/ props

Need.

Yeah, this makes the zord builder line worthwhile. I might have to get this thing!

Shame the translucent plastics and chrome pieces aren't back but the added articulation is a plus.

So do I, but he is so inaccurate in his stickers (although, mine does not have light bolts on his upper arms).

Well there is a Reprolabels set for the original Tigerzord. Here: 1994 White Tigerzord Reprolabels Set

As for Legacy Tigerzord, obviously want it myself, but I need Titanus first before I focus on Tigerzord.

Please...PLEASE say there will be a Thunder Megazord to go with this guy.

We don't know yet. Toy Fair is next month, maybe we'll hear something then.

Shitty review of an excellent toy. I'll be getting it, regardless of if a Thunder Megazord is made. (I will totally buy a Thunder Megazord, though)

while I'm ready to just donate my legendary zord, this guy plus my megaforce and dino charge guys I think are going to have a good time.

Why would I want to buy stickers for it that are half the price of the new toy that is all paint and sculpt?

$18 is not half of $80. It's not even a fourth.

I could have sworn they were like $40.

Nevertheless, I still find it pointless to buy stickers when a better toy is coming out. Plus, I've tried reprolabels and their stickers were garbage. I had to cut the damn things out, which just made them look awful on Soundwave. because they were not cut properly.

I'm really looking forward to this one. I never owned the original White Tigerzord, so I've been anticipating the Legacy version.

I will so very much get this.
It looked off a bit having him put the Dino Zords on there. I hope we get the Thunder zords one day.

Jeepers creepers, where'd you get those peepers?

Man I would love to get this guy as well as the dragonzord but £90 at A1 toys for each...considering the normal megazord was at retail for around £50 it just seems like a massive mark up. :(

Guess I gotta save up, I do like how he has soooo many connector ports, opens up a huge range of possibilities.

i dont think legacy stuff should have ZB ports.

I had the first run of this toy when I was younger and I lost it somehow.

If I knew how popular this ended up being I would had kept better care of my White Tigerzord. Could Legacy Thunderzords be down the pipeline too?

Any one knows the price yet, 70-100?

Looking forward to getting.

I may need to get this; I agree, I hope this means we will see a thunder zord too.

It's going to be $79.99 and a TRU exclusive.

Huh... when did they drop the solicit about it combining with the Dragonzord? Doesn't seem to be present.

Not necessarily. It seems like teh review didn't have the DZ to show them combine. Plus, I see areas where you can. The legs, for example.

Seeing the shoulder pads fold down where the "paws" of the black lion thunderzord normally go, I wonder if you could combine dragonzord there ala Mega Dragonzord configuration.

Also too bad the only way to connect other arms on dragonzord is to have the black mammoth harness or the tiger arms could combine dragonzord in fighting mode.

Welp. He didn't show the transformation. Most of what he showed was obvious from the pictures we've already seen.

I hate when reviewers do this. Fucking worthless video.

He showed us the articulation and detailing. That to me was worth more than seeing how it transforms when we already know how he transforms. Plus, honestly, I find reviews that spends 3+ minutes transforming a toy to be boring. I don't need to be shown that part, that is what I will own the toy for.

So spending 3+ minutes explaining every small detail you can already see with your eyes is better...? To me this is like showing the alt mode and transformation, but ending the video before ever giving the audience a good look at the robot mode.

It's fine he covered what he did, but he skipped a whole third of the toy, which makes this a terrible first look at the figure, and a terrible buying reference for on-the-fence shoppers.

This isn't a huge deal, but I'm disappointed.

I can see where you are coming from, but I got exactly what I wanted to get out of that review. I wanted to see the finer details of the figure and its accuracy to the show more than its transformation.

I'd have to agree with you. This wasn't a review of the toy as a whole, so much as a "hey look at this robot mode". It's an incomplete review at best since it completely skips 1/3 of the functionality of the toy.

I'm not trying to be harsh but the review really does skip out on showing us how the full toy performs, thus not being that convincing as a positive review to buy it.

I remember hearing in one of the Talkin' Toku podcasts, that the Legacy Dragonzord was designed as an after thought to the classic megazord. Thus not everything works together as well as it should/could. Even thoughthere's no real idea of how long the Legacy line will run, I would love to have seen hints of future zords at least planned with the Tigerzord. I always thought it'd be cool to combine the Falcon zord with the Tigerzord. Again, no guarantee Bandai would be able to carry the Legacy line for that long but since we've already gone down the rabbit hole that is zord builders, it'd be cool to have some foresight.

Why can't it be the same as the original?

Because we weren't good little boys and girls this Christmas.

Because that would be pointless. I don't want a toy with stickers and hands that can not turn so the elbows can be bent properly.