Welp, here we are. The last review, already. But I know where my priorities truly lie, and I'm glad to use these last three years to relive my childhood for you all, and for new readers that will find this in the future. Thank you, all my faithful followers here!
Last time, we saw the standalone Titanus and its own features. Next, we'll cover its joining with the other dinozords to make the Ultimate Battle System™.
Not even a full year later, here we are again — possibly for the last time. But it's okay, because we have with us a legendary god who carries with it the eggs of a possible rebirth.
We all knew this was coming, but I didn't gamble on either fact of so soon nor for so little cost (in relative terms).
Last time, we viewed what is arguably the best mode of the original Zords, despite its lacking name...
Today, we look at the final mode - at least the last regarding these six machines.
Well, it seems I've been summoned from the grave once again. You could say it was a particular six-note tune. But I'm not alone, as a familiar beast followed the siren song, as well.
I mentioned that I was sincerely hoping for this at the climax of my last review, and I didn't have to wait long for my wish to produce results.
On the previous review, we discussed the Attack Tank Mode and why that name is hot garbage. But it's okay, because we're about to move away from that and into everybody's favorite combination of dinosaur robots and not-dinosaur robots. Today, we finally review
SOUL OF CHOGOKIN GX-72 MEGAZORD PART 4:
MEGAZORD, ACTIVATED
And yes, I'm aware I used that pic twice, now. You take over an hour to set up a display like this and not use the best shot more than once.
Alright, the individualDinozords have been covered in all their glorious detail, so now it's time to show what we're all here to see.
So... what is it that we need, exactly?
WE NEED MEGAZORD POWER, NOW!!!
Except we gotta get through the tank mode, first. Hold your britches, Jason. Geez.
Picking right back up where we left off, this part will cover the four lesser Dinozords and their comparisons to the Deluxe Megazord. This one may be a bit longer, photo wise, just a heads up!
Long time, no see, eh? I definitely apologize for the lengthily 2 year silence, as time has been quite the commodity for me. And I feel like half-assed rushed reviews are less than deserved, so I opted to only review when I was absolutely able, or when that one thing hit that there was no way I could avoid it.
Needless to say, I found that “one thing.”
Soul of Chogokin GX-72 Daizyujin.
Better known here in the states as the original Mighty Morphin' Megazord
I knew this thing was gonna be a beast, but the effort I'm putting into it is far more than even I expected. I've built 3 other Ver.Ka kits in the past, so I'm familiar with the Katoki's "Decal Hell," but it's a whole different monster when you put the effort to trim them down...