Fisher-Price Imaginext Power Rangers Green Ranger & Dragonzord Rc

This toy is awesome! We actually did not see this toy online at first. We saw it in the Walmart store. They wanted $69.somthing for it. They wanted $59 for the big, fisher price power ranger Imaginext toy. Since we saw it $17/$18 cheaper online, we passed on it. I typed in the " remote controlled power ranger," and found this toy at $51 plus tax, free shipping with prime. ;) Came in 2 days, packaged perfect. My son liked the remote option better, so we went for this one. Had it been $69, we would have passed. But with all that it does, I would have kept it in mind for Christmas. ....This toy shoots bullets, moves forward and turns while moving backwards, plays music and lights up. If you hold down the back button, it spins. His large tail drags behind him and knocks down bad guys easily. I love that it plays the theme music from the show. Another little plus, my son noticed he can place two more imaginext characters at the bottom behind the legs of the dinosaur, as if they were helping to operate it. Also, some remote toys move but the bullets are manual. This toy can shoot remotely. My son picked this for his birthday and has been playing with it since it came in the mail today. It came batteries included, except for two triple a's for the remote. Love it! :) ;)

My five year old wanted a megazord for Christmas and we got him this instead hoping for the best. Well it was. i love this thing and so does my son, best gift this year award from him. The chest opens up to hold a second ranger, and also shoots out the missiles that come with it. What i did not realize for whatever reason when i bought it is that it moves around its an R/C toy. Nothing fancy just forward and in circles but more than enough to entertain my kids for hours, and swing the tail a bit. When the missiles shoot it has sound effects for that and also plays the power ranger theme and original ranger fans will appreciate that it plays the little dragonzord command tune. Worth every penny i spent on it.

Bought this as a present from "Santa" in Christmas 2016. Like some of the reviews here, the dagger remote came defective. I placed brand new batteries but didn't work. Customer service was very helpful. They were prompt in replacing both the dragonzord and the dagger. Product is durable, still working despite several falls from a 2-step stairs.

It’s an amazing interactive toy. It does everything it claims from spinning to lighting up etc. We ended up purchasing two because the first one we got we thought it didn’t work and I requested a return and found another at a store in the meantime. We received our replacement super fast and returned it. The box has to be opened carefully due to a clear plastic strip at the bottom. I read this prior to my purchase but my husband and son opened the box. A few days later I noticed the plastic had been ripped off. I took that piece left in the box back into the megazord and it worked as it should.

Great toy; I bought it as a Christmas gift for my 3 yr old and he loves it. My only issue is that for hours we were trying to get the controller to work and even messaged the sender. After reading the comments I found out that the toy was still in display mode and needed to be reset. While some people had a little strip in a slot by the wheel in the bottom; I didn’t so I stuck a safety pin in it and it finally worked!!! Fisher-Price should have clear directions for that but other wise it’s a great toy and even better for the price since I bought it $20 cheaper on amazon than in the store!!!!

The toy itself is great, once it starts working. Like many other buyers, the remote did not work on our first order. We ordered another, and the remote did not work on that one either. Only after searching through product reviews did I find the solution. Dozens of customers experienced the same problem - remote does not work. But 5 or 6 pages into the reviews I find that someone discovered that many of these toys are delivered in demo mode. There are no instructions about this, no markings on the toy, and no way to know what is going on. In the underside of the base is a very small slot, about 1/4 inch by 1/16 inch. Inserting a tiny screw driver depresses a button and changes the toy to user mode. The reviews confirm that this problem has existed for more than a year in both mail order and in-store toys. Why hasn't Fisher-Price solved this? Or issued instructions? The toy is really great. This problem is unnecessary and very annoying.

This was a Christmas gift for my 3 year old grandson. It always delights our granny hearts when a grandchild truly loves a gift and this Dragonzord was a HUGE hit. It was such fun watching him discover all the really cool things the Dragonzord could do, including sound effects, music, firing rockets and zipping around the room at the touch of a button on the remote control. By lunch time on Christmas day, I was so glad he was enjoying it, but the Power Rangers theme music was starting to get just a bit old. By dinner time, I was remembering Christmases past when toys that made noise had been popular gifts and thought, somewhat smugly if a bit wearily, "Yeah, son, I paid my dues when you were little. Now it's your turn." By 8 :30 that evening, I was thinking of going to bed REALLY early. But the enjoyment that baby is getting from that Dragonzord is worth it all. And his parents will explain that sometimes batteries just get lost and they will "replace" them the next time they go to the store. In the meantime, this was a very successful gift.

My son loves this toy! He makes battles up for the Green Ranger and his other toys against his Goldar and Rita Repulsa. The Dragon RC is very interactive and easy to use. My daughters like to play with it too. Above all, I really like how sturdy and tough this toy is. My son is very active and rough with his toys and this Dragon has stood up to a LOT of action. One thing parents should know is that this toy is a little loud with the music and sound effects but it does come with an off switch to save batteries between toy battles.