Mega Bloks Power Rangers Samurai Mega Mode Pink Ranger and Deker


We're back again for a look at another two figures from the Mega Bloks Power Rangers Samurai blind bag wave, and this time its the "rare" Mega Mode Pink Ranger and Deker in human form. Pink is my only disappointment with the line so far, as she comes with a standard spin sword rather than a more suitable mega blade. Still, the figure itself looks great (with quite a bit to it). Deker, while much more simplistic, comes with his trusted sword Uramasa. 

Look out for gallery of the final two figures I need from the wave, the Gold Ranger and a Mooger, in the near future!






Comments

Action Ranger Timmy said…
The Ranger quality looks pretty damned good.
17 April 2012 at 21:28
Alex said…
Yeah, they are really nice figures. I wasn't expecting to be this impressed with them.
18 April 2012 at 02:40
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