[MST3KFan]

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Originally Posted by Powerman293

Damn, you people complain about Zordbuilder in the Legacy Dragonzord too fuckin' much.

I wasn't complaining about the Zordbuilder stuff. I didn't even notice it had that in it.

I was complaining about the way too big of a tail for either combo with the Megazord and the overuse of diecast in the Dragonzord's feet making it so combining it with the Legacy Megazord not really work well...and also the fact that combining it with the Legacy Megazord in either mode just doesn't look right.

Again, if I was to simply keep the Dragonzord in its normal mode, it'd be great. It looks the most accurate to the show compared to the vintage Dragonzord, but the fact that one of its gimmicks is to combine with the Megazord and it comes off so bad you don't want to do it... That's a flaw that really should have been better addressed during the initial states of its development at Bandai.

Loosing the diecast might have helped a little as it was unnecessary even on the Legacy Megazord. Heck, you could have re-released the 2010 Megazord as it was with just more show accurate stickers or sculpted the details on like the Dragonzord. I honestly have to say that diecast only really looks cool when used sparingly on toys, like Masterpiece Transformers kind of have been doing.

And I'm sure people reading will think I'm just complaining because I like to or something, or I'm the type of person never satisfied with anything and should be grateful we got this, but I really did want an updated Dragonzord and was excited for this when revealed. The Legacy Morphers and Dragon Dagger were pretty great and made me want to see more Legacy weapons like the Blasters or Saba even.

However in the end, this new Dragonzord is just 'okay' when it should have been 'awesome'. For the cost and its glaring flaws, I can't really recommend it unless you are a hardcore fan of the Dragonzord and don't care about combining it with the Megazord that much.