I have both of those Dragonzords. It was not love at first sight with the ZAP, but now I am warming up to it despite its multiple inaccuracies. The Super7 has several pluses not found with many other Dragonzord toys other than other Super7s. From the top down. Correct black shoulder tops, Pecker protector not attached to the chest shield, Front thigh doors have the proper shape, Shins painted black, and Tail holder on his caboose is close to the correct shape, not that annoying partial ball shape
I have both of those Dragonzords. It was not love at first sight with the ZAP, but now I am warming up to it despite its multiple inaccuracies.
The Super7 has several pluses not found with many other Dragonzord toys other than other Super7s. From the top down. Correct black shoulder tops, Pecker protector not attached to the chest shield, Front thigh doors have the proper shape, Shins painted black, and Tail holder on his caboose is close to the correct shape, not that annoying partial ball shape
I am quite impressed with Super7’s product line, very vibrant and durable as well as close to being TV-accurate.
Hasbro's Dragonzord looks like a cheap plastic toy.
It IS all plastic, but it has one positive feature. The spikes on the front of part of the shoulder tops are correctly positioned and the right size.