I must have got lucky with the case these two figures were included in too, because these are the first ones I don't seem to have any QC complaints about. Finally making an appearance in the blind bag ranger is the Yellow Ranger, even if it is in the lacklustre training mode variety. The yellow strips on the costume blur with the green outlining of the sashes/detailing, but the little details (such as the kanji on the hood) are all present and correct and Emily also comes with a different weapon to her wave one counterparts. In the place of the standard spin sword is a staff - a repaint of the one included with the Bulk mini figure. The flying Mooger (what makes it a "flying" one I don't know) is a surprise success. Rather that a simple re-release of the wave one Mooger with a new weapon (which is some sort of two-pronged staff thing), this Mooger has a different body colour with more intricate pattern detailing. As there are different types of Mooger ...

After enjoying the first wave of blind-packed Power Rangers Samurai Mega Bloks figures, I was very excited to see the second wave finally in UK stores, now in Super Samurai flavours. This second wave features a total of ten figures, including: Translucent Super Blue Ranger (Ultra Rare) Translucent Mega Mode Red Ranger (Rare) Super Green Ranger (Rare) Bulk (Rare) Training Mode Yellow Ranger (Rare) Battle Damaged Gold Ranger (Common) Metallic Red Ranger (Common) Mega Mode Blue Ranger (Common) Flying Mooger (Common) And then finally a mystery "secret rare" figure, which is rather underwhelmingly a solid red Mega Mode Red Ranger. Now wise to knowing which pack is which via the product codes on the back, I decided to pick up Super Blue, Bulk and Metallic Red as my first purchases. Sadly either I've managed to pick up a defective bunch, or these are nowhere near the quality of the first wave. The metallic Red Ranger is less "metallic" and ...