[Den-O]

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Originally Posted by Gryphman

So basically, they're doing the exact same thing BoA did with the Legacy Megazord.

Legacy Megazords emulate most of the functionality of the original figure and have painted details instead of stickers, but they incorporate die-cast. Sentai Artisan toys follow Bandai of Japan's long Chogokin tradition by take the original toy, losing no functionality, and incorporate diecast elements into the design them giving them the premium treatment.

The Legacy Megazord takes the basic functionality of the real deal but eliminates a lot of moving parts and simplifies the design to include Zord Builder. Whereas Artisan toys in fact are the actual toys that were originally released given a new premium treatment.

[schlagwerk]

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Originally Posted by Den-O

Larger image of Shinken Oh on display!

So does it come with some bonus spacer to form Shinken Oden? Is that what the standee is advertising?

Shinken-Oh is a great toy on its own, but the premium price just seems too high for what it is.

[Lee Fitzgerald]

After the past few years of having a pink mecha be primarily pink, seeing a mostly grey/white pink mecha again looks weird.