Lightning Collection Zord Ascension Project (ZAP) Dragonzord (Z-0121) - Pictorial Review

This come as surprised as I didn't expect it to be released so soon after ZAP Megazord. However, it's a welcomed release. With the issues that ZAP Megazord had, people were debating whether Hasbro dropped the ball or it's just, what you'd called, first-release bad luck. 

So let's see

In Package 

Continuing the design and theme of the previous release, Dragonzord comes in a premium-ish box with gorgeous artwork at the front. 

The box is smaller than that of Megazord and feels lighter. I'm not sure whether it's because of the size alone or Hasbro reduce the weight of the box

Lightning Collection Zord Ascension Project (ZAP) Dino Megazord (MZ-0101) - Pictorial Review

This is something a bit different than usual. Hasbro announced Zord Ascension Project Dino Megazord and people went mad. They had try-and-error release before, of Dino Megazord (simple version) and Zeo Megazord (non transforming), and while the reception was quite okay, the complain was that it's not at the level of adults collectors

The ZAP announced however, was really well received. In fact I'm curious why is it not under HasLab banner 

Any who, let's see how good it is

In Package

The box really have a lot of weight to it, I kid you not. And the design is really premium, something that I don't usually see on Hasbro releases. In fact, I think it's better than Haslab Sentinel packaging.