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Originally Posted by Shoji

I've been happily waiting for this since you posted in the hauls thread. You've truly done us a great service by providing the internet actual quality photos of this treasure.

I really enjoy that it's almost an inverse of the Black GingaiOh. I too would have jumped on the opportunity to own one.

I'm always shocked to see how these hugely significant releases rarely do have great photos. They're pieces of history for toku collectors but I almost never see high quality photos of rare pieces like this one.

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Originally Posted by Thessair

Wowser! Gorgeous Megazord and gorgeous photos!

Thanks!

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

While it is an impressive figure, I personally find the black and gold GingaiOh simply due to better color placement.
Still though, it looks pretty cool. Shame I don't have half a grand on me at any moment's notice~

Black GingaiOh is clearly the better looking set of the two to me as well. But that's because the placement of the gold is secondary for that set. Whereas with the Gold Galaxy Megazord's entire point is the gold. So while it's more gaudy, it really is charming.

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Originally Posted by Switchblade

It looks really neat, but I just can't wrap my head around the idea that someone decided this needed to exist.

Yeah I can't quite get my head around it either. As far as Bandai America Black/Gold/Special release Megazords go this thing had only been the 2nd one released. Black & Gold Megazord came out here in 1994 and Gold Galaxy came out in 1999, quickly followed by the Astro Galactic Megazord. It's weird that for just the 2nd special release ever they waited nearly 5 years, and went with Lost Galaxy, AND used real 14K gold for the set. It's just wacky.