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Den-O · 10-30-2016, 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by SPLIT LIP

Well then we'll just compare what we can:

Black Lion: Large, fully posable, fully painted, lights and over 40 sounds. Includes a to-scale pilot figure. $30 USD. Company doesn't have much of a history doing robots that combine but still produces a quality designed figure.

Tyrannozord: Large, hardly painted, barely any posability, (and what's there looks useless because of the feet design) sounds but no lights that we know of, and a pilot figure that- while posable- isn't to scale. $40 USD. Company has a histoy of combining robots and produces a really, really friggin' amateur product.

I for one completely agree with you. It's a stark comparison. Bandai has seemingly failed to produce a toy of real merit when Playmates, often seen as one of their largest competitors, has done so without much experience in that area. Granted we don't have all the information to go on, but it's fairly obvious at this point that not only is the T-Rex pretty bad looking, but it's complexity and features seem very lacking as well. I'm sure we'll get a good comparison of the 2 eventually. But for now I think it's pretty clear the Lion is the winner.

10-30-2016, 04:17 PM	#13
Den-O Admin AKA Zordon Content Director @DenO_TokuNation Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Lexington, Ky Posts: 16,328	Quote: Originally Posted by SPLIT LIP Well then we'll just compare what we can: Black Lion: Large, fully posable, fully painted, lights and over 40 sounds. Includes a to-scale pilot figure. $30 USD. Company doesn't have much of a history doing robots that combine but still produces a quality designed figure. Tyrannozord: Large, hardly painted, barely any posability, (and what's there looks useless because of the feet design) sounds but no lights that we know of, and a pilot figure that- while posable- isn't to scale. $40 USD. Company has a histoy of combining robots and produces a really, really friggin' amateur product. I for one completely agree with you. It's a stark comparison. Bandai has seemingly failed to produce a toy of real merit when Playmates, often seen as one of their largest competitors, has done so without much experience in that area. Granted we don't have all the information to go on, but it's fairly obvious at this point that not only is the T-Rex pretty bad looking, but it's complexity and features seem very lacking as well. I'm sure we'll get a good comparison of the 2 eventually. But for now I think it's pretty clear the Lion is the winner. __________________