Beast Morphers Wave 1 Listings
 

Hasbro's first Power Rangers line will open with the following figure/mecha/roleplay lineup:

Red Ranger
Red Ranger Powered Up
Blue Ranger
Yellow Ranger
Gold Ranger
Silver Ranger
Blaze
Roxy
Evox
Drilltron
Tronic
Cruise
Smash
Jax
Beast X Morpher
Cheetah Beast Blaster
Cheetah Blade
Cheetah Claw
Beast Racer Zord
Beast X Megazord

I hope the tiny legs problem in DX Go-Buster-Oh can be fixed in Beast Morphers toylines....

It's to bad the toys did not come out today.

Whaddya think? All new molds for the zords or OG Bandai Japan molds? Hopefully the cheap non-screen accurate Bandai America zord builder zords never make a return.

HASBRO IN CHARGE OF P.R. TOYS! HASBRO IN CHARGE OF P.R. TOYS! HASBRO IN CHARGE OF P.R. TOYS!

Hasbro using molds of their competitor? Maybe in an alternate universe...

Fair thee well, Zord-Builder!

P.S.: Tired of reading data! WANT IMAGES, HASBRO!!!

Awesome!

Though this suggests that Blaze and Roxy are the Enter and Escape of beast morphers too. Blaze we know about, but now Escape it fills out the other side of.

thank you for villain figures hasbro, please make them good

Some licensed Bandai Japan toys isn't out of the question. Bandai Japan isn't zord builder, that's bandai america.

Bandai Japan and Hasbro have to learn to work cooperatively. Toys will occasionally be licensed to either side. That's actually a really old common practice in the toy industry of yesteryear. That's due to market structure. And because of that, Power Rangers itself is handled by different companies in different areas. Generating co-operative efforts to have material gain wider reach from either is a good business move that generates profits for both.

Bandai Japan isn't a competitor to Hasbro. Takara sort of is to Bandai Japan, but really they both build off of each other in other ways, and give nods back and forth. There's no bad blood between them really.

Bandai America on the other hand is a Hasbro competitor, but really even that's not much of a concern. Bandai America not having the toy rights means they can't handle the toys at all anymore. So Bandai Japan and Hasbro will be working together occasionally. Bandai America is essentially cut out of power rangers entirely. So the bandai america original stuff is more or less kaputt now.

While Bandai America and Bandai Japan are owned at the source by he same people essentially, because of how toy market rights work, that american "branch" of the company can't touch PR in any form, while the Japanese branch can contribute and in many ways use Hasbro to extend their reach if they work together on some concepts.

Which is probably for the best anyway. Bandai America wasn't exactly 'stellar', though Bandai Japan does some freaking phenomenal work.

With the complexities of the industry in mind, would Bandai America have a say in which Sentai is adapted at what time?

Normally, this would be a nonsensical question, but since ALMOST EVERYONE took the whole "Bandai-America-Has-Input-In-Kyuranger-Designs" to the Nth Degree across the Multiverse, it feels like a question that should be asked regardless of legitimacy. If BoA had a large enough say in Kyuranger, could they "moan and groan" enough to scare Hasbro and keep them from adapting "their designs"?

Thank you for clarifying!!!

The "Kyu" story was more for a morale booster because BoA's PR division was kind of caving in on itself from how quality had nose dived and they had been in a tailspin since about roughly Super Megaforce on not knowing wtf they were doing. They rather oversold that Kyu story more than was true. It's a whole thing of bad choices, and other factors that eventually lined up to why Hasbro had to step up to the plate to take over. BoA was killing the brand in bad choices and poor execution with how it was entirely mismanaged in chunks, whereas other areas were trying their best to keep them afloat. The sad thing being that the movie toys were held in check by those development arms trying to keep it afloat, and those were the best sellers BoA has had in a bit. Those same areas are what tried to reinvigorate life into the brand in other ways too, but it was already a sinking ship at that point. Which was really sad to see because they'd done such amazing work previously for other shows in the past. BoA's PR team tried to blame anything and everything they could when the consensus had always been it was poor design decisions, poor implementation, and low quality of content that was killing the brand, not the reasons they tried to blame.

Anyway, though to answer your question. Hasbro owns it all when it comes to media material as part of the purchase, only toy originals that were never in any medium are likely not included. So that includes all material for Kyu if it gets adapted, and is likely next anyway. But random toy originals like the Jungle Fury bike megazord or car megazord are a no. Only things that are actively in the shows or comics are held in the rights.

Might be some loopholes to that like the Jungle Fury Super form masters if they weren't in show, since those are show aesthetic. But generally speaking, toy originals that aren't in show aren't considered part of the overall rights.

It works much the same as comic character rights from what I've been told. If it premieres in a comic or the show, it becomes part of the media rights itself, unless it premieres in something not Power Rangers related before that.