[TokuKnight89]

I'm more sold on the series after looking at the toys. The DonBlaster just echoes the garish decor of the '90s in a manner similar to Ex-Aid, but without any of the charm. The visor/sunglasses-like detail is the only redeeming factor. Personally, I which Sentai would move away from gun toys, especially guns as henshin devices, but that's just me.

The Zangla Sword carries the same detailing, but expands on it in a manner which doesn't come across as dumb or lackadaisical.

I look at Kiji Brother and see this figure falling over anytime a breeze enters a room! I'm half-curious as to why anyone at Toei or Bandai would see this as a good figure design given the obvious balance issues it's doomed to suffer from. It needs a stand as a general rule, unless the design is more nuanced and has a failsafe to compensate for the obviousness.

I actually like the idea of a combination between two different series Mecha! It's not unlike Victory Mars using the Ginga No Hikari or GouraiSempujin Sword and Shield, with the difference being that it's not relegated to a single appearance in a special. They may be phasing-out regular Mecha Battles, but I suspect that this will appear intermittently given that it is a First Quarter release. We'll appreciate Mecha Battles more when they aren't as frequent.