There Might Be A Power Rangers Dragonzord POP Coming Soon

The Megazord POP had fans in a tizzy at San Diego Comic-Con, but now there might even be something better right around the corner.

Unsurprisingly it has to do with arguably the most popular Ranger Tommy, the Green Ranger. Tommy continues to be popular for a variety of reasons, but one significant reason is his powerful and slickly designed Dragonzord, and it might just be getting its own Funko POP.

Instagram user Serlent Pops has a source that doesn’t just say they are being planned, but that they have already been produced (via Morphin Legacy).

Serlent Pops said “Dragonzord 6″ Funko Pop!! This isn’t a Rumor. My Source has spotted at least 12 pallets full of Dragonzords. Doesn’t know if it’s for NYCC (More than like it is). Could go to Hot Topic or Boxlunch since they share the same Warehouse. Just to not leave much doubts my source has been 100% right so far..he told us about the last Jedi pops a month before anyone even saw one, told us about a mera before anyone knew it would be a HT Exclusive, told us about some SDCC Exclusives shared with HT or BL before ppl even speculated like the gwenpool pop that everyone had everywhere else except HT or BL, and many more times. Get Ready Fam it’s Gonna be a Fun & Expensive NYCC.”

The record is pretty spot on so far, so if this is true fans need to prepare for a mad scramble to get their hands on a Dragonzord POP. It is supposed to be a supersized one (like the Megazord), and will probably be as hard to find, if not harder since it involves the Green Ranger.

Megazord was an exclusive at San Diego, so having Dragonzord at NYCC makes sense. Still, this is a rumor until Funko or Comic-Con confirms it, but better to be prepared than to be left surprised when it is confirmed, right?

Right now it is relatively easy to find a Green Ranger POP, so if you don’t have one yet you might want to invest while they are still cheap. Once (if) Dragonzord hits, it will be hard to find one, as most will want to pair the two together in their displays.