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It's not BOJ's answer to anything. Chogokins have been produced by Bandai for 50+ years. The Sentai Artisan line of Choogokin robos is a so far very small line which releases previous DX sentai roobos with additional die cast content. The ToQ Oh was the first release and for now we have a teaser that implies Shinken Oh is next. We'll see if the line goes further but I highly doubt they'd release tons of past robos. After all until the early 2000's most initial sentai mecha had some degree of Diecast content anyway. This line appears to focus on transforming those figures which do not contain diecast from standard releases into premium ones.

The term Megazord was was generally used in Go-Busters to refer to the enemy machines in that series. Megazord Delta, Sigma, etc. The Buster Machines and their combinations were mostly referred to by their proper names. Go-Buster Oh, Go-Buster Ace, Go-Buster King, etc. Though it was a blanket term used for the Vagras machines and all mecha in the series as well. The stipulation of how it differs from the US version is that the PR one states it as "Megazord" whereas in Go-Busters it was "MegaZord".

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Originally Posted by Guyver Spawn

I wonder if the Daizyuzin will be apart of the Artisan line? If they don't have the old 1992 mold then they can just release the Legacy Megazord in Japan and give it a brand new Zyuranger box for it.

If that ever were to happen I'd strongly hope they'd release the real DX toy. I'm sorry but I'll take the real one any day over the Legacy.