It feels a little bit odd to be reviewing a Super Sentai summer movie before its respective series is over and done with, but rather than wait until early February when Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger finally draws to a close I've decided to start doing separate reviews for both Sentai and Rider movies. The Kyoryuger movie has felt like a rather special one since early information and teasers reared their head, not only promising a new evil ranger alongside the obligatory movie-exclusive mecha but also being billed as a musical. Now while Kyoryuger undoubtedly has a musical theme, it isn't the most prominent of things so seeing how it would be handled was very exciting indeed. Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger: Gaburincho of Music was released in theatres back in August, as part of the a double bill with the Kamen Rider Wizard  movie, Kamen Rider Wizard in Magic Land . You'll hear us roar, but we won't be singing all that much Taking place roughly between episodes 20 and ...

It's been another year so yet another Super Sentai summer movie has passed, and 2013 has also once again provided fans with toys of this year's exclusive movie mecha (admittedly it is the norm, however I remain bitter about the lack of GorenGokaiOh). Since the movie won't be out for a while on DVD yet and thus is a long way off having English subs, there isn't a whole lot I can say about Tobaspino , who appears in the Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger movie "Gaburincho of Music" . What I can say however is that this special Zyudenryu is a remould of Gabutyra as a Spinosaurus, and is the subject of attention from evil ranger Deathryuger . Like Gabutyra, Tobaspino is split between two boxes - one containing  the main body, head and tail, the other the legs and arms. In addition to the remoulded/recoloured pieces there is also the additional spine section, which has been thrown in with the legs. As usual, if you would like to see how Tobaspino looks with only...