The InterAction Wall-E toy is a voice activated animatronic toy. This means that Wall-E can "hear" you, and will respond with physical motions - head movements and arms flailing. Read on, for full review, with video.

The last talker in my collection, the Kamen Rider 1 review has been delayed since I couldn't find it's box...

"SEVEN! SEVEN! SEVEN!
SEVEN! SEVEN! SEVEN! ..."

Strangely, Ultra Seven is actually the second Ultraman.

Another super robot talker that doesn't quite fill me with joy, I think I just realized that the talker format works better for Tokusatsu heroes.

This might well be my least favorite toy rendition of this character that was produced by a major Japanese toy company.

The last of the Jumbo dragons, the Ryu Sei Oh is also a child's ride on toy!

The head may look a little over-sized and the arms under-sized, but I think it adds to it's charm.

Between admiring and collecting, there is always that "gateway" toy. For talkers, this one was mine.

Another talking Power Ranger Jumbo, no better or worse really than the others.

Overall, if you didn't like the Jumbo Ranger, you won't like the Mega Red Power Ranger.

This toy will appeal more to children who like Power Rangers than it will to adults who like Jumbos.