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In a completely odd turn of events, the "Sixth Ranger" morpher was released BEFORE the main team's morpher with the release of the Robo Morpher. The Robo Morpher is part of Bandai's basic role play assortment (like the Samuraizer and Spin Sword of old) and cost $17.99 at Toys R Us, with a $14.99 release at most other retailers. Given the fact that it is a basic toy, you can expect about as many functions as you had in the Samuraizer toy. Upon turning the toy on, you get the same activation noise heard in the Leon Cellular from Goseiger. Flip it open and the 2, 4, 5, 6, and 8 buttons form one massive button that activate three sounds: ringing, the "Change! Groundion" effect sound, and the "Combine! Gosei Grand!" effect sound, all of which are from the Leon Cellular. Finally, as long as you have activated a sound, when you close the device, it will play the "Change! Gosei Knight!" effect sound from the Leon Cellular. Granted, we miss out on the epic voice of the Leon Cellular, but its nice to see some of the same sounds appear. Detail wise, a lot of the same details of the Leon Cellular are in this toy, with the once clear screen now being a two part sticker instead. Barring that, I like what they did with the toy. Like the Leon Cellular, this toy can still hold a card on the screen. However, because of the mass shrinkage of the toy, and the increased size of the English cards, it looks incredibly goofy. When you take a $45$55 changer and turn it into a $14.99 toy, you're gonna lose a lot. At the core, it's missing a TON of sounds from the Leon Cellular, but even then, I kinda like this release. It's not particularly worth $14.99, but it's got a lot better details over the Samuraizer released last year, and there's something that I really like about being able to carry around a smaller version of a Sentai changer I loved to death. If you want a Morpher with a lot of playability, then leave this on the shelf. However, if you want a small, affordable representation of Robo Knight's device, then I can't say it's bad at that. I actually really like the detail in it.

Included is a "Robo Knight" Power Card, designed after the card Gosei Knight used during his Knight Dynamic attacks. It is P050.

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