Raiden Kyoryuzin, Lightning Brave Finish Mini Pla Gallery
 

What better way to Bravely say goodbye to Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger than a special edition Raiden Kyoryuzin mini Pla set! A Bandai webshop exclusive, this kit is equivalent to a 6 box set containing Gabutyra (a 2 box model), Stegotchi, Dricera and Pteragordon (also 2 box model). Nothing is left out of each kit so they can combine to sepratly form Kyoryuzin and Pteraiden-Oh just like to normal kits. The mini pla kits did sacrifice the Zyudenchi gimmick, but considering the size of the kits and no electronics its pretty understandable. However zyudenchi details can be found on Gabutyra's neck and tail, Pteragordon's neck and Pteraiden-Oh's arms.

It isn't really worth mentioning but the Lighting edition only came with one piece of candy rather than six. That's normal for these types of box sets, but honestly one piece is more than enough. I still taste it..


Similare to the previous Pla special eidtion, Gobuster Oh Meteor, this set is done up in a glittery translucent plastic but has a unique orange and yellow color scheme, It also includes chrome gold/silver lables. The model is pretty impressive to see in person. The colors are meant to mimic Raiden Kyoryuzin's finishing move, Lightning Brave Finish, hints the model's name. With any luck we'll see a ToQoh done up in candy like transparent colors!

Not sure if it's that Brave, but it's definitely a lightning finish, heh.

Looks cool, but I think I prefer the original's colours.

Hot damn that looks good! I always love these translucent sets. Glad to see they keep churning them out.

Looks pretty~

Golden! Awesome!

It looks great. Might look for it to go wirh my candy toy Ace.

I'd forgotten all about this set. Looks really nice!

I suppose that I'm in the minority here, but who really wants a megazord that looks like an orange gummy bear...the mold loses all definition when there's no color and you can see straight through it. Special editions are just a way for Bandai to get one last quick cash-in on a mold that they're about to retire...they then cast these molds in a single color (cheaper for them) and charge a premium price because they're "limited". Also, painting and customizing is half the fun of candy toys, and with these you're forced to only use the stickers it comes with. I think I'll stick with my originals.

That is supremely silly.