Dino Megazord/toys

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

The original Megazord

This article covers toys that depict the first Megazord (MMPR) also known as Daizyujin (Zyuranger).

Deluxe Versions

Deluxe Release

The first Daizyujin

by Bandai Japan (1992)

by Bandai America (1993)

Daizyujin was released in Japan with accurate stickers and a chrome sword. The mecha was show-accurate with the ability to go from tank mode to robo mode. It included cannons and a sword.

The original Deluxe Megazord

Megazord was a rerelease of the Zyuranger Daizyujin. This was rereleased in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers line with new decals. The "Megazord" Toy was released in the Fall of 1993. The toy featured several unusual decal changes, most of which involved changing the red decals found on the Sabre-Tooth Tiger to a dull cyan.

Black version (MMPR)

by Bandai Japan (1992)

by Bandai America (1994)

The deluxe version also saw a special black repaint release. It had gold decals. In either form, the decals follow the show-accurate designs. As a Power Rangers toy it was released as Special Edition Megazord.

The black and gold version

The special edition box

Vehicle Zord System Release (MMPR)

by Bandai America (2010)

by Bandai America (2013)

by Bandai America (2015)

In 2010, a new mold to go with the toyline for the remastered series was released, with some conversion modifications, as well as the ability to combine with toy-exclusive bikes. The new mold is noticeable more simple compared to the original toy, such as combining previous multiple parts, as well as being much smaller. Due to this, it is not compatible with the Dragonzord or Titanus from the 1993 toyline, though it can however combine with any of the other Megazords released in the Zord Builder toy line.. The 2010 release officially renamed the mecha to "Dino Megazord" so as to set it apart from other Megazords.

This version of the toy was rereleased again in 2013 as as the Legacy Megazord for the Power Rangers 20 toyline. This version of the toy uses the same mold as the 2010 toy, though it has diecast metal parts, chrome parts, accurate painted details, a hard plastic chrome sword like 1992's Daizyunjin and the 1993 Megazord, and package that replicates the original 1993 Megazord's packaging. The Legacy Megazord box has stats which include the following- Height: 333 ft.; Weight: 172,000 lbs.; Power: 50,000 megavolts; Weapons: Titanium Power Sword, Laser Emitting Eyes, Mammoth Shield, Power Punch Missiles, Thunder Cannons, and Pterodactyl Chest Plate. Both the 2010 & 2013 releases are compatible with the 2014 release of Dragonzord and Titanus.

The Legacy Megazord was reissued for 2015. The major changes include stickers being already applied to the mold, the handle of the Power Sword fitting much easier into the fists and the box containing minor alterations.

In Fall 2015, a black & gold version of the Legacy Megazord was released, it is a reproduction of the Black and Gold Daizyujin from 1992 & the Special Edition release of the original Megazord from 1994. It has the same updates that the 2015 re-release of the normal Legacy Megazord has.

The 'remastered' Dino Megazord.

with add-on capabilities

with White Ranger vehicle

Dino Megazord box

Legacy Megazord box

Black Legacy Megazord

Soul of Chogokin

by Bandai Japan (2017)

At Power Morphicon a Soul of Chogokin version of Daizyujin/Megazord was announced with the individual zords shown while at NYCC 2016 the full combined form was shown it will be released in June 2017. Just like the original DX & the 2010/Legacy releases it will be able to combine to form the tank mode and Megazord. Unlike the previous releases the Tyrannosaurus, Mastodon, Triceratops, & Sabertooth Tiger will have a ton of articulation like fully articulated legs, the Triceratops will have detatchable horns with chains just like in both shows, the Mastodon will have a fully articulated trunk, the Tyrannosaurus will have 3d mouth blasters, fully articulated arms & tail, & the Triceratops and Sabertooth Tiger will have opening mouths which all previous releases lacked, and movable wheels just like the original DX releases. The individual zords resemble the scale models used in footage in both Zyuranger & MMPR S1 and the Tyrannosaurus also resembles the suit used during stand alone fights with monsters while the like 2010 Dino Megazord/all releases of the Legacy Megazord when in Megazord mode resembles the suit used in both shows. The Pterodactyl also like the previous releases can also use the cannons as feet. This release is also not zord builder compatible nor is compatible with the original releases either.

All the Dinozords together

Dinozords alternate shot

Tyrannosaurus Dinozord

Pterodactyl Dinozord

Sabertooth Tiger Dinozord

Triceratops Dinozord

Mastodon Dinozord

Pterodactyl Dinozord using the cannons as feet

Sabertooth Tiger Dinozord rear

Triceratops Dinozord firing one of its horns

Mastodon Dinozord with one of its shoulder panels opened

Tank mode

Tank mode alternate shot

Soul of Chogokin Megazord forming

Soul of Chogokin Megazord fully combined with weapons

Soul of Chogokin Megazord alternate shot with weapons

Soul of Chogokin Megazord without its weapons

Smaller Transforming Sets

Plastic Model Kit (MMPR)

by Bandai Asia (1994)

The Plastic Model Kit of Megazord was by released per individual zords. The plastic used was only grey, red, yellow and blue. The set had complete show-accurate decals. The transformation to Megazord mode was identical to the deluxe release except that the Tyranosaurus and Megazord heads were interchangeable (instead of hinged to each other), and the Mastodon legs and Megazord arms were also interchangable (as opposed to being two sides of a spin-joint). It also lacked the cannons.

Plastic Model Kit

Boxes

Mix n Morph

Mix & Morph

by Bandai Asia (2009)

Dino Megazord was released with a Red Ranger figure for the Mix & Morph subline of the MMPR toyline. The figure could separate at the head, arms, and waist to form other combos with other Megazords from the line, or even the Rangers.

It was later rereleased in the Mix & Morph Megazord pack with all the other Megazords in the line.

Joint Gattai Series

by Bandai Japan (2011)

Daizyujin was released as part of the Joint Gattai series of fully interchangeable mecha parts. It can combine with any other Joint Gattai mecha, similar to Mugenbine.

Daizyujin JG

Daizyujin parts

Non-deluxe large Megazords

Puradera/Special Size Megazords

by Bandai Japan (1992)

by Bandai America (1993)

The Puradera Megazord was designed to look a bit closer to the screen version. The Tyrannosaurus, Mastodon and Pterodactyl parts do not transform. The Sabertooth Tiger and Triceratops can be removed to form simplified versions of the zord forms.

Under Power Rangers, it was not marketed as 'Special Size', however, it fell under the same category of toys as those that followed it. It was also released with decals matching the Deluxe version.

Puradera

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Puradera

Special Size

Remote Control Megazord

Remote Megazord

by Marchon (1993)

A 14-inch moving version of the Megazord with sounds. It is battery-operated and can be controlled with a wire stick.

The Megazord has lights and sounds. A design flaw is that its shoulderpads are down instead of up.

I/R Air Attack Megazord

Air Attack Megazord

Part of Bandai's Skybots line, the Air Attack Megazord is fully infrared radio controlled. It flies forward, up, down left and right. Rechargeable through transmitter. The Megazord stands at 7-inches and has twin propellers.

Action Figures

Action figures have no transformation or combiner capabilities. However they have points of articulation for multiple poses.

Retrofire Megazord (Super Legends)

Retrofire

by Bandai America (2009)

The Megazord was released as 'Mighty Morphin Megazord' for the Retrofire Megazords series. It was heavily stylized, and featured elongated design elements. It was released to coincide with the Power Rangers RPM toyline. It featured a sword, a shield and a flight stand- the base of which was the Power Rangers lightning bolt.

Ranger Adventure Set (MMPRv2)

Adventure set Megazord

by Bandai America (2010)

This Megazord is a less-detailed 5-inch action figure with only arm poseability. It comes with new collectible figures of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. By default it retroactively 'starts' the 5-inch action figure line of Megazords, which officially began with Power Rangers Zeo and continued in the Adventure Sets.

Super Robot Chogokin

SRC Daizyujin

by Bandai Japan (2012)

Daizyujin is seeing a Super Robot Chogokin release. It is a semi-stylized take on the mecha with accurate detailing. In the series, Daizyujin is the only figure released without any form of Gokaiger counterpart.

The figure also comes with a sword and Mammoth shield. The North American version came out a month after the original Japanese release as the Megazord. The packaging was identical to its Japanese counterpart minus the Zyuranger logos & replaced with the MMPR logos.

Legacy Collection

by Bandai America (2016)

by Bandai America (2017)

As part of the Legacy collection for each power rangers season which features a piece to build a megazord the MMPR rangers will each have a piece to form their Megazord. Currently only the Red Ranger comes with the upper torso, the Pink Ranger comes with the right arm, the Black Ranger comes with the left arm, the Blue Ranger comes with the left leg, & last the Yellow Ranger with come with the right leg. Only the former are available at the moment while the latter will be released in 2017. At Power Morphicon a black and gold version in the style similar to the DX Black and Gold Daizyujin, Deluxe Special Edition Megazord, and Black & Gold Legacy Megazord was released as a limited edition item while the power sword for the Megazord came with the SDCC release of the Red Ranger.

Legacy Collection MMPR figure packaging rear

SDCC Red Ranger with Power Swords

Power Morphicon Black and Gold Megazord

Mini Collectible Figures

Party Favour Set

by KiDZ (1994)

A 2-inch figurine of Megazord was released in a 4-pack of mini-figures along with a Dragonzord and two pre-posed Red Ranger figures.

Also mini-versions of Mastodon, Triceratops, Tyrannosaurus and Pterodactyl were released in a 4-pack.

Micro Machines

by Galoob (1993)

The Megazord and its components were released in the Micro Machines line.

• Megazord - #3 Megazord vs. Squatt Collection
• Tyrannosaurus - #1 Red Ranger Collection
• Mastodon - #2 Black Ranger Collection
• Triceratops - #3 Blue Ranger Collection
• Sabertooth Tiger - #4 Yellow Ranger Collection
• Pterodactyl - #5 Pink Ranger Collection
• Individual zords - Dinozord Power Collector's Set
• Black/red Megazord - Mega Battle Collector's Set

Robo Sentai Collection

Die-cast Daizyujin

Gold Daizyujin

by Bandai Japan (1994)

Coinciding with the Dairanger release, Daizyujin was released as the #01 in the Robo Sentai Collection line. The figure had a die-cast (chogokin) body and movable plastic arms. A gold variant was also released.

Stylized Ranger Set (MMPRv2)

SD Megazord

by Bandai America (2010)

The reversioned MMPR also brought with it a series of super-deformed figures. The Dino Megazord was one of them and it was released with a Dragon Shield Red Ranger figure.

Gashapon Figures

Gashapon HG: Advanced Super Sentai World

Advanced World

by Bandai Japan

Daizyujin was released as a Gashapon figure in the Advanced Super Sentai World (ガシャポンＨＧ スーパー戦隊アドバンスドワールド ) line with a stylized look sporting a freed Tyranno tail.

Super Sentai Robo Figures Keychains

SD Keychain

by Bandai Japan

Daizyujin was released as an SD keychain figurine alongside other sentai robos in the premiere series of Super Sentai Robo Figures Keychains (スーパー戦隊ロボ フィギュアキーホルダー ). Subsequent releases from other lines could also be included.