Power Rangers Legacy White Tigerzord

Exactly what partner wanted

Perfect for any power rangers fan

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The Legacy Tiger Megazord is an amazing toy aside from its flaws. It's nice on its own but it pairs great with the legacy thunder megazord set.The paint job is very nice and it has a lot of molded detail. Not one sticker on this. Everything is paint. The tiger mode is also amazing. Everything is nicely proportioned. The red orbs on the tiger megazord are now molded in so you won't lose them ever again. There are no sounds with this set unlike the original. It's robot mode is outstanding and has slightly more posability than the original.When combined with the Thunder zords, it looks phenomenal. I like the chunkier look of the original since this one is more streamlined but it doesn't look too bad. There are a few problems though. Unlike the original, you have to remove the tigers hind legs in order for you to combine the unicorn and griffin zords. You also have to remove the thigh guards on both those zords to make way for the zord builder pegs. So you not only end up with the helmet, sword, staff, and red dragon, but you also end up with smaller parts left over. I wish they wouldn't have integrated the zord builder system on these especially when it ends up making you part swap when the original didn't have that issue.Even with those flaws, I do still recommend this thing. Definetly pick this up now! You don't want to pay $300 in the after market.

I am truly impressed by this toy. I never owned the classic toy but I was always partial to this Zord over the following Falcon Zord of the next series. At the time of this review the companion Zord, Thunder MegaZord, has not been released yet, but that does not affect the Tigerzord in the least. This is a complete toy on its own.As the tiger mode he has decent movement in the upper arms and the rear legs are decently articulated. Then it transforms into an individual zord with very good arm and hand articulation. There are no hip articulation but there is knee articulation. The tail serves as the sword and holds fairly well in the movable hand and can be posed decently.If you MUST have combination then any Zordbuilder set (Power Rangers Samurai and onward) is compatible. I personally combine the Dinosaur Megazord legs and arms to the Tigerzord to make my fan fiction megazord. That is the fun of these toys.I fully recommend this for any man-child or six year old kid with imagination and a love for robots.