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Originally Posted by Baltan II

That's what I said initially, but the transformation sequence shows Gridman with his necessary parts removed, and curiously that includes his head. Now it might be that Bandai's instructions are to remove the head to make the helmet easier to put on without resulting in any damage, which could make sense... especially with all the other issues Gridman's wrist joints have compared to other Ultra-Act figures.

Maybe the two heads are for the different joint connections? Just looking at the picture, it looks to me like the dummy Gridman has a socket in his neck, while the regular Gridman has a ball joint peg on his neck.

So, my thought is that the Thunder Gridman head for use with the dummy body has a peg for plugging into the dummy socket -- and then the one for use with the regular Gridman has a socket to be plugged into by the ball joint peg.

Does that make sense?