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Dino Megazord - Flame Toys Go! Kara Kuri Combine
Zord Information
Toyline
Flame Toys: Dino Megazord — Go! Kara Kuri Combine
Release (Japan)
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Release (US/EU)
03/2024
JAN Code (JP)
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Mecha Type
Special Edition
My version
Flame Toys
Mecha Condition
New & sealed (MISB)
Description
At its core this is the classic Dino Megazord — known as Daizyujin in Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger — formed by combining the five Dino Zords: Tyrannosaurus, Mastodon, Triceratops, Sabertooth Tiger and Pterodactyl. This version doesn't come from Bandai, though: it's the work of Hong Kong maker Flame Toys, famous for their heavily stylized, hyper-articulated figures and working here under official license. The Dino Megazord is the debut release of their "Go! Kara Kuri Combine" line.
The real hook is Flame Toys' bold redesign — punchier proportions, a sharper silhouette, and a pair of large extendable wings the vintage DX never had. Despite diecast parts that give it a satisfying heft, the roughly 8-inch figure stays remarkably poseable: all five zords genuinely combine and remain fully articulated on their own — the Triceratops has real legs and feet, and the Tyrannosaurus rotates at the waist.
For accessories you get the obligatory Power Sword for the Megazord to wield. A fun touch: in both Tank Mode and full combined mode it grips Mastodon's cannons like a pair of six-shooters, which looks wonderfully badass. As the first entry in the series, the Dino Megazord kicked off the line that later grew to include the Thunder Megazord and beyond.
The real hook is Flame Toys' bold redesign — punchier proportions, a sharper silhouette, and a pair of large extendable wings the vintage DX never had. Despite diecast parts that give it a satisfying heft, the roughly 8-inch figure stays remarkably poseable: all five zords genuinely combine and remain fully articulated on their own — the Triceratops has real legs and feet, and the Tyrannosaurus rotates at the waist.
For accessories you get the obligatory Power Sword for the Megazord to wield. A fun touch: in both Tank Mode and full combined mode it grips Mastodon's cannons like a pair of six-shooters, which looks wonderfully badass. As the first entry in the series, the Dino Megazord kicked off the line that later grew to include the Thunder Megazord and beyond.
Manual & Documentation
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Original Packaging / Box
Individual Zords / Components



