Something that always comes to mind when watching these, is that I am surprised that they don't release better looking, better articulated, more accurately proportioned Zords. Something less aimed at kids and more aimed at the adults that originally grew up with them.
When I was young, I broke my sister's diorama and she secretly threw the key away to mine. It was heartbreaking to lose that thing, it has always stuck in my head and is why I'm here on this video now.
I always forget Auric. I didn’t know that you has posable arms. I feel like that goes a long way on a figure that’s otherwise glued to a big encompassing shell
I had both of these and technically my first ACTUAL Megazords. For the longest I would always end up with the cheaper non transforming/combination Megazords(the ones with the spring action fist) before eventually get Auric and Wheel. I somehow also ended up with two Aurics actual for whatever reason, I think the second one was gifted to me even though I already owned one, regardless he was fun, there’s just something satisfying about how simple his mechanics work, overall satisfying. I lost the key for the first so there was that too, and yes the key is NICE. That sucker is pretty much a paper weight.
Warrior Wheel/Tackle Boy looks funny Plus it's cool Auric can be activated through a Key. Bandai did something similar years later with a toyline called Keybots, with robots who can be combined with parts from other robots by turning a key on their torsos.
Warrior Wheel in his robot mode looks like a football player (the American gridiron one, not soccer). His Japanese name, Tackle Boy, makes sense with the American football.
Growing up I didn't have a lot of the Power Rangers Zords maybe one or two for each season never the complete collection except Zeo I had all the Zords the warrior wheel was weird for me I never got that when it first came out it never enters me a few months after Power Ranger Zeo has ended and Turbo with the next big thing I was in my local Dollar General and I found a few boxes of the warrior wheel four maybe five or ten dollars I don't remember I pick one up and I only used it a couple times
This is a good story, I'm glad you managed to get one. I remember back in the day when seasons switched over, that was it, you'd missed your chance. It wasn't like now where you can get them off ebay. So great that Dollar General got some in!
@@powerrangertube yeah that's true but the warrior wheel around my area was never popular I still remember seeing a few in Walmart next to the turbo Zords back in the day
i bought Auric for $5 at a convention. a steal (was $10 but seller let me have for $5 as was buying other 3 cheaper power ranger toys for $5....so was like 4 for $10). didnt have key so stuck in tiki mode.....but heard there is a cheat. any suggestions?
I never owned the Aurik the Conquerer zord but I did own, and still have, the action figure. I actually only discovered there was a deluxe version about a year ago. Maybe it neve actually made to Portugal.
Something that always comes to mind when watching these, is that I am surprised that they don't release better looking, better articulated, more accurately proportioned Zords. Something less aimed at kids and more aimed at the adults that originally grew up with them.
Zeo was my favorite as a kid. The Zeo theme song goes hard.
When I was young, I broke my sister's diorama and she secretly threw the key away to mine. It was heartbreaking to lose that thing, it has always stuck in my head and is why I'm here on this video now.
I always forget Auric. I didn’t know that you has posable arms. I feel like that goes a long way on a figure that’s otherwise glued to a big encompassing shell
I had both of these and technically my first ACTUAL Megazords. For the longest I would always end up with the cheaper non transforming/combination Megazords(the ones with the spring action fist) before eventually get Auric and Wheel. I somehow also ended up with two Aurics actual for whatever reason, I think the second one was gifted to me even though I already owned one, regardless he was fun, there’s just something satisfying about how simple his mechanics work, overall satisfying. I lost the key for the first so there was that too, and yes the key is NICE. That sucker is pretty much a paper weight.
I know they are expensive, but have u ever thought of collecting pre-zyuranger megazords like Jet Icarus?
Thats awesome you did an episode for these 2. I really like deluxe Auric and the entire Zeo line
Warrior Wheel/Tackle Boy looks funny
Plus it's cool Auric can be activated through a Key. Bandai did something similar years later with a toyline called Keybots, with robots who can be combined with parts from other robots by turning a key on their torsos.
Do Power Rangers Turbo Turbo Megazord next week
Warrior Wheel in his robot mode looks like a football player (the American gridiron one, not soccer).
His Japanese name, Tackle Boy, makes sense with the American football.
To this day zeo is my favorite series and toy line admittedly its a lot of nostalgia
Impatient!! Turbo now! Lol
Auric the Conqueror reminds me alot of Magna Defender.
I think Ban Dai made Warrior wheel in 96 to scare the crap out of my cat. Like EVERY time it transformed.
Is Auric a Shellformer?
Haha I had to google that but YES he is!
Growing up I didn't have a lot of the Power Rangers Zords maybe one or two for each season never the complete collection except Zeo I had all the Zords the warrior wheel was weird for me I never got that when it first came out it never enters me a few months after Power Ranger Zeo has ended and Turbo with the next big thing I was in my local Dollar General and I found a few boxes of the warrior wheel four maybe five or ten dollars I don't remember I pick one up and I only used it a couple times
This is a good story, I'm glad you managed to get one. I remember back in the day when seasons switched over, that was it, you'd missed your chance. It wasn't like now where you can get them off ebay. So great that Dollar General got some in!
@@powerrangertube yeah that's true but the warrior wheel around my area was never popular I still remember seeing a few in Walmart next to the turbo Zords back in the day
Your reviews are great will happily subscribe.
Woo thanks
i bought Auric for $5 at a convention. a steal (was $10 but seller let me have for $5 as was buying other 3 cheaper power ranger toys for $5....so was like 4 for $10). didnt have key so stuck in tiki mode.....but heard there is a cheat. any suggestions?
As much as I'm interested in starting the Turbo reviews. I really want to hear your opinion on the Lightning Line figures
That's actually what I'm most interested in doing! But everyone's kinda done their reviews already
@@powerrangertube I'd don't know about anybody else, but I'd still watch it
@@flyestskeleman Thanks! I'm working on it... :D
Rocky broke his neck in the turbo movie, kinda funny
I never owned the Aurik the Conquerer zord but I did own, and still have, the action figure. I actually only discovered there was a deluxe version about a year ago. Maybe it neve actually made to Portugal.
2:31 Lol!
Hey I am wondering if you collect any other figures outside of power rangers/ super sentai? If so do you think you have enough for a video?
Just Power Rangers actually! They're more than enough...
@@powerrangertube that's cool, thanks for the response. Maybe some day you can share how you display them in a video short or something
I have small wheel id rather have the larger version
First time noticing auric tiki head
Nice!!
Have you been reading the power rangers comics? If not they are really good and you should read them.