>>10971475None of your examples are 5poa. Cat O'clock has 10, Ice Age and Stonedozer have 13. That's honestly more than a MOTD needs. For niche characters who generally appear in one episode and exist as props for the Rangers to beat up on, all that matters is them looking cool on a shelf. The monsters in the show were often barely mobile, so super articulated $35 deluxe monsters is overkill, and even if Hasbro hadn't fucked up the scale no series monsters beyond MMPR would have sold at that price point. Cheap, simple figures is the winning formula for MOTD. For main villains like Goldar you want proper articulation, but I don't need Pudgy Pig to have double knees which are effectively useless as he can barely support the weight of his giant head. Bandai's original Pudgy Pig is an all around better toy in spite of having less articulation. It was more accurately sculpted, cheap, and most importantly, fun.