[Librarian]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

Same. I've picked up a few Legacy figures, mostly only because of massive TRU discounts. The proportions are just silly on these things and the quality lacking on several of them. Hasbro needs to take a clean slate approach and tackle these things the same way they did when they got Marvel Legends from Toy Biz. Once they hit their stride, it's been all smooth sailing really.

But Psycho/Neiji Ranger designs are something that have never really had toys before so I've been pretty excited to pick these up despite the usual Bandai Shenanigans. Hopefully they begin to circulate more widely soon.

The Hasbro ones should be comparable to Marvel Legends and likely a Marvel Infinite comparable line too. There seems to be a pretty strong market for both. With likely a standard series line more towards a budget line like Bandai's current per series offerings that have monsters and megazords as figures.

The Psycho Rangers should still make it to US retail from Bandai. But will definitely get covered by Hasbro too later. They were one of the few legacy releases I was looking forward to too.

With so few "evil rangers" in the library though, that means the Psycho rangers are very likely for getting made, especially with their popularity. Whereas iconic monster releases are a bit rarer. Only a handful of those stand out like Scorpina and Goldar, and a few other scattered.