[Paladin]

More images of Hasbro's attempts at Power Rangers.

[Deepsea]

Does the beast x ultrazord pictured even disassemble into the smaller zords?

[schlagwerk]

The one on the left certainly looks like it does while the one on the right looks like a non-transforming action figure.

[KamenRanger]

A PlaySkool toy based on Wild Force is certainly unexpected, especially since stuff like this is usually based on Mighty Morphin.

[Kurona]

Hasbro knows what they're doing, they said. Just look at the Transformers Generations line, they said.

[Kiryu]

Honestly, the Beast-X Ultrazord doesn't look too bad. Compared to the Japanese DX version, the lankier proportions helps make it look less stumpy:

[FreshToku]

Okay but why the Wildforce Megazord of all things?

[ScrapMetaru]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kurona

Hasbro knows what they're doing, they said. Just look at the Transformers Generations line, they said.

Dude, we've only seen a few roleplay toys, a non-transforming lights-n-sounds figure, and a Playskool joke-toy for babies. Don't pull out the vintage whine until we see the for-serious product.

[Kiryu]

Quote:

Originally Posted by ScrapMetaru

Dude, we've only seen a few roleplay toys, a non-transforming lights-n-sounds figure, and a Playskool joke-toy for babies. Don't pull out the vintage whine until we see the for-serious product.

Agreed. Clearly, stuff like that isn't targeted towards us.

[KamenRanger]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kiryu

Agreed. Clearly, stuff like that isn't targeted towards us.

Double agreed. Besides the first figure Hasbro actually show is for the collectible Lightning Collection line. And with Toy Fair only a week away, we shouldn't have to wait long for the first look at something that is targeted toward us.