Unlicensed 1/6 MMPR figures?
 

Have you guys heard about this? They're basically the Hot Toys version of Power Rangers, and they are unlicensed, since they are marketed as 'Red Super Hero', 'Green Super Hero', etc. I know that unlicensed is dangerous enough, but I am surprised that Hasbro, or even Bandai Japan/Toei didn't take them down. Yet.

If it was Saban they would have sued and demand the money because Saban.

https://scontent.fkul4-1.fna.fbcdn.n...17&oe=5EC27756

https://i0.wp.com/www.toyorigin.com/...2%2C2560&ssl=1

https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/10...g?v=1580250337

I've seen this on Youtube. Reminds me of the whole third party Transformers thing.

They look absolutely stunning though.

The sculpts are good, but the articulation leaves alot to be desired, as is the case with alot of clothed action figures.

3rd party companies make numerous unlicensed Transformer figures all the time, and HasTak very rarely steps in to stop them.

Only gripe I have is that the helmet for Dragon Ranger is a different hue.

Ah, good to know. I'm just phobia because during Saban's ownership they would sue everything for profit. Remember FFXV had to change their Magitek suits because Saban wanted to sue them for it.

Where does Acetoyz operate? They might be outside the jurisdiction of copyright laws.

China or Hong Kong. Most likely Hong Kong.

That's probably why they cannot be sued. Copyright doesn't apply. But purchasing from them can be highly risky since it's technically a black market purchase.