Power Ranger Toy Instructions?

They're pretty straight forward, why don't you just look at pictures of the robot from the tv show and see where goes where and whats what.

if not, try a review of the toy on youtube, that'll show you how to put them together.

 

yeah i usewd to have loads of megazords and stuff when i was like 8 or 9 and i figured them out on my own, so there dead straight forward.

just mess about with them

 

best thing to do is to watch them morph on youtube and work backwards from there...

they used to be fairly accurate back in the day, don't know about these new ones.

 

you know thats a point....there probs somthing on youtube on how to do them.

didnt even think of that, well done NR lol

 

Well super accurate tranforming toy versions of the Megazords do exist. The question is whether Bandai's US branch relases them as part of that years Power Rangers series or not. As from what I've heard in north america the figures sell better than the zords. And in Japan the Super Sentai* mechas sell the best. Bandai's main Japaese branch sells loads of different versions of them.


*Power Rangers are always a reworked version of that years Super Sentai show. All the Ranger action parts are stock footage of the Japanese show.

 

SPD did re-use some of the Japanese footage as well. But I guess most of the other footage was new.

 

yeah, spd even redesigned their doggie character.

 

All Power Rangers are owned by Disney (past, present, and future). They bought Saiban entertainment (or at least the north american branch) specefically to reap a cash harvest from PR. And all the english version footage is shot in Australia. Has been for years (since like 1999). As for how much footage of Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger went into Power Rangers S.P.D, I can't say.

Yep they did.
Doggy Cruger


vs. Anubis "Doggy" Cruger


But that's nothing new. The original Power Rangers show was a reworked version of the 16th Super Sentai series, Kyōryū Sentai Zyuranger (Dinosaur Squadron Zyuranger). Zyuranger only had one girl on the team. The yellow Ranger was a dude. But he was written as (and played by a) 14-15 yearold. So they got away with casting an adult but flat Asian woman as the yellow Ranger in MMPR.

 

eh, I'm torn. The new Cruger moves better in the facial features, but the japanese one is nice and furry. I mean, either way it's a talking dog running a command base.