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* The figure’s standout feature is the '''light-up Power Morpher belt''', which illuminates when a button on the back is pressed. This feature emulates the glowing Morphers as seen in the '''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers''' series. | * The figure’s standout feature is the '''light-up Power Morpher belt''', which illuminates when a button on the back is pressed. This feature emulates the glowing Morphers as seen in the '''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers''' series. | ||
* The torso and parts of the limbs are made of '''die-cast metal''', giving the figure a solid, premium feel. | * The torso and parts of the limbs are made of '''die-cast metal''', giving the figure a solid, premium feel. | ||
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=== Packaging === | |||
The figure was packaged in a windowed box, allowing the toy to be prominently displayed. The design featured '''yellow lightning bolts''', the '''Power Rangers logo''', and bold multilingual text advertising the “Light-Up Belt” functionality in '''English''', '''Italian''' (“Cintura luminosa!”), and '''German''' (“Leuchtgürtel!”). | The figure was packaged in a windowed box, allowing the toy to be prominently displayed. The design featured '''yellow lightning bolts''', the '''Power Rangers logo''', and bold multilingual text advertising the “Light-Up Belt” functionality in '''English''', '''Italian''' (“Cintura luminosa!”), and '''German''' (“Leuchtgürtel!”). | ||
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The '''Light-Up Belt series''' included several other Rangers: | The '''Light-Up Belt series''' included several other Rangers: | ||
* '''2202 Die-cast Blue Ranger''' | * '''[[2202 Die-cast Blue Ranger]]''' | ||
* '''2202 Die-cast Black Ranger''' | * '''[[2202 Die-cast Black Ranger]]''' | ||
Each figure shared the same die-cast build and light-up belt functionality, with unique colors and detailing to match the individual Ranger. | Each figure shared the same die-cast build and light-up belt functionality, with unique colors and detailing to match the individual Ranger. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:32, 30 November 2024
The 2202 Red Ranger Light-Up Belt figure was a European-exclusive die-cast action figure released in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers toy line by Bandai. Known for its unique light-up feature and premium build, this figure was part of the Light-Up Belt Power Rangers series, a toy line exclusively available in European markets.
Information
| Name | Die-cast Red Ranger |
| Series | Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (1993) |
| Height | 5-inch / 12.7 centimeter |
| Manufacturer | Bandai |
| Release | Fall 1993 |
| Case Number | 2201 |
| Case Count | |
| Item Number | 2201 |
| UPC |
Features
- The figure’s standout feature is the light-up Power Morpher belt, which illuminates when a button on the back is pressed. This feature emulates the glowing Morphers as seen in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers series.
- The torso and parts of the limbs are made of die-cast metal, giving the figure a solid, premium feel.
- Basic articulation in the arms and legs allows for limited posing.
- The Red Ranger features a vibrant metallic blue suit with white accents on the gloves, boots, and belt.
Packaging
The figure was packaged in a windowed box, allowing the toy to be prominently displayed. The design featured yellow lightning bolts, the Power Rangers logo, and bold multilingual text advertising the “Light-Up Belt” functionality in English, Italian (“Cintura luminosa!”), and German (“Leuchtgürtel!”).
Notes
- These figures were not sold in North American markets, making them rare collectibles for fans outside Europe.
- The light-up feature is often non-functional in used figures, making fully working more rare.
- Giochi Preziosi handled the distribution of this series in Europe, and the packaging reflects its branding.
- These figures are based on the Bandai Japan figures made for Zyuranger. The Japanese line has all six rangers.
Related Figures
The Light-Up Belt series included several other Rangers:
Each figure shared the same die-cast build and light-up belt functionality, with unique colors and detailing to match the individual Ranger.