[Lord Benendearu]

I chose the last option, but disagree the extreme way in which it's stated. If the option sounded more like "No, because I don't really like its design" without immediately condemning the entire toyline I would totally agree with it, as I do like some of the Ninninger figures and think the smaller robot piloting a larger mechsuit Ninninger went with is a really original and fun design.

But...my dislike for Gekiatsu DaiOh is because of the following reasons:

* It looks really simple and uninspired. In my eyes, a good sentai mecha is one which makes you wonder how it will transform and/or combine if you only see pictures of it. So you want to have it in your hands to figure out it's combination sequence. Take for example the Titan Megazord/Magiking. Most of its components just look solid on their own and do not immediately betray what they will become and how they transform.

Gekiatsu DaiOh on the other hand looks just too easy. When I see the pictures of it, I already know exactly how it transforms. And its combined form just looks like all the vehicles glued together, with no transformation sequence to speak of.

* The other point is that I really hoped on a final release that would enable for one insane clusterfudge combination that utilizes almost all mecha, comparable to SamuraiHaoh from Shinkenger. This will reward people who collected the entire line. Instead, the final release really doesn't seem to add anything to everything that is already released in the line so far.

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Is Gekiatsu Daioh even out yet? I kinda wanna see a review. cause looking at it I feel....concerned. I mean it doesn't look like it can sit down so if it combine with the mechas I feel like there will be a huge mesh of parts.

It can definitely sit down, as it is meant to combine with LionHaoh, as shown in this picture: http://news.tokunation.com/wp-conten...-Catalog-2.png