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>The most show-authentic Power Rangers figures EVER!
Patently false. Nearly ever figure in the line has some stupid inaccuracy that could have been avoided had someone done 5 minutes of research. Also not a single team had a consistent deco with each other.
>Real world proportions, textures, and more
They may not be as roided as Bandai America figures, but the proportions still ain't right. The male torsos are oddly long. Arms and legs look stubby. Overall thicker than they should be. Hasbro's basic $10 figures looked more proportionately real world than the "collector" Lightning Collection.
>New 'anthology series' approach; mixed waves
This was a monkey's paw if I ever saw one, which lead to nine incomplete teams at the line's death.
>~27pts of articulation
Based on my count most figures had more than that, so they actually delivered on something. Though not all of the articulation is well engineered. Arms can't go down and legs can't do a decent split on most figures.
>Accessories included
>Weapons included
This was all over the place. A lot of figures are missing stuff you'd want them to have. Even within teams you'd have a lack of consistency. Galaxy Yellow getting a Quasar Launcher instead of Saber, Dino Charge Pink getting her personal weapon in place of the saber the rest of her team got. Of course there was Zeo Blue not getting his personal weapons, and then all of his teammates got theirs, which resulted in so many complaints Hasbro had to publicly address it in a stream and throw the weapons in with a Cog.
>Optional SFX included
I love effect parts, but for every figure like Dino Thunder White who had a cool personalized effect part, you had ten figures using the same few generic effects repurposed in a variety of colors, most of which had no thought put into them, and weren't even the colors they should have been.
>Swappable 'photo real' actor likenesses included
Unless they thought they could get away with omitting them.
