Ninja Megazord/toys

This article is about a set of toys based on a robo/Megazord in Ninja Sentai Kakuranger and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers'

This article covers toys that depict Kakure Daishogun (Kakuranger) also known as Ninja Megazord (MMPR).

Deluxe Versions[]

Deluxe Release[]

by Bandai Japan (1994)

by Bandai America (1995)

by Bandai America (1999)

DX Goshin Gattai Kakure Daishogun was released in Japan in 1994 by Bandai Japan with accurate stickers and paint aps. It can combine with the DX Holy Stealth Beast Tsubasamaru to form Super Kakure Daishogun. In 1995 Bandai America released it 2 times as part of the movie & season 3 toylines as the Deluxe Ninja Megazord. It had altered decals, the Crane Ninjazord's neck pink as opposed to red, the Ape Ninjazord's swords were switched from chrome to plastic, and the blues and yellows were also different shades. It was released again in the Power Playback toyline as the Deluxe Ninja Mega FalconZord in 1999.

Legacy Release[]

by Bandai America (2016)

The Legacy Ninja Megazord was released in the fall of 2016. Unlike the original Kakure Daishogun & season 3 releases, this version is smaller than, features diecast parts, and has a closer appearance to the suit used in Kakuranger & MMPR, including a more show accurate paint scheme. It is also ZordBuilder compatible so it can combine with toys from the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (2010 toyline), as well as Samurai, Megaforce, Super Megaforce, Dino Charge, Ninja Steel, and other Legacy Zords. Some of the individual Zords like the Ape Ninjazord, similar to the original individual release of its Japanese counterpart God Saruda which also resembles the suit used for stand alone monster battles, feature articulation which the original one from the original toys lacked. The mouth of the Frog Ninjazord can be opened just like in the show which on both original releases lacked this feature. The legs are fully articulated, the front legs can be removed for additional articulation due to being on ball joints, and the feet are also articulated too. Also unlike the original releases when combined with the Legacy Falconzord, it just slots in where the original had to be tabbed into the back.

Smaller Transforming Sets[]

MiniPla/Plastic Model Kit[]

by Bandai Japan (1995)

The Plastic Model Kit of Kakure Daishogun was by released in three sets.

Kakure Daishogun was released almost entirely transformable except for the crane. It was cast in six colors- in white, yellow, gray, black, blue and red.

Super Mini Pla Ninja Megazord[]

by Bandai Japan (2018)

Like with the original Megazord the Ninja Megazord also got a Super Mini Pla release with also comes with show accurate decals with the option for the parts to be painted, also similar to the legacy release the ape & wolf ninjazords have arm & leg articulation, the Frog Ninjazord also like the legacy release it's mouth can also open up. This was also released in Japan as the Super Mini Pla Kakure Daishogun. Also similar to the legacy release it resembles the suit used in the show with the ape having similar arm articulation. the wolf has elbow joints & its rear legs can be folded up to resemble the left arm on the suit from the show, the same goes with the Frog Ninjazord when its the legs the front legs can also be removed similar to the legacy release and fake versions of the front legs are hidden within the rear legs. The Ape Ninjazord also resembles the suit used in individual fights with some monsters, also includes the Falconzord with can also combine with the Super Mini Pla Shogun Megazord to form the Shogun Mega Falconzord and also combines with this release of the Ninja Megazord to form the Ninja Mega Falconzord. Also includes the Ape Ninjazord's 2 swords which unlike the legacy release ain't painted. Also compatible with the Super Mini Pla Titanus to form the Ninja Ultrazord.

Non-deluxe large Megazords[]

Puradera/Special Size Megazords[]

by Bandai Japan (1994)

by Bandai America (1995)

The Puradera Kakure DaiShogun/Ninja Megazord was designed to look like a smaller DX mecha/Deluxe zord. The parts do not transform, but can combine with the Falconzord. In Power Rangers it was released as Special Size Ninja MegaFalconzord and Movie Edition Ninja MegaFalconzord (just with a different box). The Falconzord from this release was used as the Falconzord remote device in Season 3 of the show.

Mini Collectible Figures[]

Micro Morphin Playset[]

by Bandai America (1995)

As part of the second set of Micro Moprhin Playsets, the Wolf, Frog and Bear Ninjazords were given tiny figurines to go with the set.

Vehicles[]

Happy Meal[]

by McDonald's (1995)

McDonald's released vehicle versions of all the Ninjazords as Happy Meal figures coinciding with the release of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie each came with a Ranger figure the resemble the actual movie suits.