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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

Yeap, that's my favorite part too.

First impressions:
1) I love the combined Kyoryujin. I love the proportions, with the high, strong shoulders, large feet and blocky shape. I simply love how uniform in shape the arms are, instead of merely being the Zord components with hands peeking out.

2) There's a certain sense of uniformity formed by the yellow stripes that go through the individual components. Gives it a cohesive look. The mecha overall looks stocky and strong and even somewhat reminiscent of pre-Gaoranger mecha.

3) The transformation actually looks like there's more than meets the eye. It looks deceptively simple, but I believe there's more going on than say, Gokaioh or Gosei Great.

4) The gimmicks are integrated rather well. I like how their mouths are both connectors and battery receptors.

5) It's confirmed, the Ranger suit design is great.

HOWEVER:
1) Not a fan of a 3-piece mecha where Red takes up most of the body. They executed it well here, but just not a huge fan of the concept.

2) Aside from Red, the individual components don't impress me much yet. For one thing, their colors are terribly loud, in a preschool toy sort of way. Again, this might be better with improved pictures, so I'm hopeful. I also hope those tiny legs in the individual mecha lock in place, wasn't a fan of Gaoranger's free moving beast legs in the GaoIcarus.

3) Not a big problem, but this is the first mecha without a sword since Gekiranger.

Overall, I'm rather impressed. It seems they've taken steps towards making a toy that is full-featured and interesting yet keeps a nice silhouette and shape.

The newly revealed photos are even more impressive. The mecha and suit designs grow more and more on me each time I see them.

i agree you on every thing here. what happens to the stego spiks?