Premium Bandai Aura Changer & Kiba Changer Revealed!
 

After a tease last month it's here!

http://www.tokunation.com/attachment...1&d=1477078840

Magma Defender Western release when?

Those look beautiful! I really hope this line keeps going, there are a number of these I'd like to have in such quality.

Beaten to it :lol

Probably when the Legacy toyline reaches Lost Galaxy.

P.S., misspelled Magna, fixed for you.

still not understanding why they jumped to Doron Changer & are now back to Aura Changer....

Question: so Kibachanger, based on the name and design, is clearly the Sentai MMPR White Ranger's morpher that went unused in favour of the Zyuranger one, yet that other one is the Magna Defender's morpher.

So as someone who doesn't know much about Sentai, why do these two changers share a mould despite being from two different series far apart from each other? Or am I missing something obvious?

They are from the same series, Gosei Sentai Dairanger (MMPR2). The Magna Defender Morpher was used by the main Five. They just repurposed that one for Lost Galaxy since in the Sentai his counterpart had no real changer.

Ah, thanks. Interesting bit of history.

i wish tommy used kiba changer insted of zyuranger 's bucker on
it all john t falut

If they are not going chronological with this I want these
http://66.media.tumblr.com/852981b65...o325o1_250.gif

I don't know all of Super Sentai (Primarily the Zords) but isn't that the Morpher for the Sentai version of Lightspeed Rescue (GoGo V)?

Edit: Checked on RangerWiki, guessed wrong. It's from Pre-MMPR/Zyu series Turboranger.

Yes, it is a super sentai show that aired in 1989, exactly 10 years prior to GogoV and were the first teenaged team. :)

Full official images and info are up!

http://p-bandai.jp/item/item-1000107266/

Does anyone else hope the artisan line extends to include old megazords?

Wouldn't those end up being insanely expensive, though?

I dunno, would they?

Well, I'd assume so. Then again, I haven't been in the Megazord buying market since Go-Busters, so prices may have chilled out.

That looks pretty awesome. You could easily cosplay as a Dairanger in plain clothes.

I really like that they added voice acting to the thing too, with the cast reuniting in the studio and all. I've seen it on Tsuchiya-san's Facebook first and it kinda made me want to buy it because I like the actors so much but... more than 10,000 Yen is a hell lot of money for a changer from I show I'm not really into, so I guess I'll pass on that one.

Did all the Artisan Changers so far have the actor's voices or is this a first?