Wave 4 of Super7’s Mighty Morphin Power Rangers ReAction figures is here. The series continues to focus on the early years of Saban’s retooled Super Sentai show by introducing the White Ranger, Alpha 5, a Dragon Shield-clad Black Ranger, Lord Zedd’s Putty, and the White Tigerzord. Each 3.75″ figure is priced at $20. The TigerZord, which is 6″ tall, is $24. The entire set can be ordered for $104.
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Ay-yi-yi-yi! Alpha 5 is out of the Command Center! Something must be seriously wrong in Angel Grove!
Bad oysters can ruin anyone’s day, but when he falls victim to the Oysterizer’s acid attack, the Mighty Morphin Black Ranger needs the Dragon Shield to regenerate and vanquish the evil bi-valve menace!
Lord Zedd knew Rita Repulsa’s Putty Patrollers were pretty useless against the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, so he created the much stronger Z Putties in an attempt to get the upper hand.
When the White Tigerzord transforms into Warrior Mode, you know things are going to get serious! This Mighty Morphin Power Rangers ReAction Figure of the White Tigerzord in Warrior Mode is an impressive 6” tall, with metallic paint detail and the Golden Sword accessory.
The big mistake with this wave is not making Alpha 5’s light up. Even if an LED would be too expensive, at least give him some light piping. At least the fourth series rounds out the core Rangers and main villains. Does this mean Wave 5 will provide us with the Angel Grove kids in street clothes? Will Bulk and Skull finally join the lineup? When will Zordon show up? Will he be part of a playset? Who is buying these things anyway?
Really. Who? Whenever I check the stores to see what’s new, Super7 figures are usually fully packed on the pegs. Is the most extensive customer base buying them directly online rather than digging through the messy collectibles aisle at Target? Let us know your thoughts below.
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