Imaginext Jurassic World Dominion Dinosaur Action Figure, 2.36 x 5.91 x 5.12 In, Plastic Multicolor

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son loves these dinosaur "breakout" toys. The restraining piece is easy for him to put on, and pushing the button on the dinosaur's back, makes its head go forward and "break out". One of my sons favorite ways to play with dinosaurs is to have them break out of their cages, so when they have a piece meant to fit on the dino, its even more fun for my son. My son also really likes the special eyes on these Imaginext dinos, he says they look like they move and are watching. He also really liked that he could open the mouth on this dino, even if he has to use his finger, and not the button on the dino. We have a lot of the more big kid dinos Mattel makes, with the scanner stickers. This dinosaur did not have a scanner, but but son didn't mind, and still plays with this with those other dinos. It is comparable in size to them, and still fits in great with his dinosaur collection. This one also seems to be a bit more durable than his other dinos, with slightly rubbery arms, making them less easily breakable.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We already have a few Imaginext toys, so this cute little dinosaur fit right into the adventure. The kids enjoy pushing the action button to make the dinosaur "bust out" of the restraint. I like that there are multiple dinosaurs available to really set up a Jurassic World pretend adventure. The plastic is brightly colored and feels very durable, which is good for rough little players.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We don't have any other Imaginext toys but this one was a bit of a disappointment. While the dinosaur is perfectly fine and my little one was excited to add it to his growing collection of dinosaurs, the arm/trap thing is quite useless. I suppose it's possible that it might in some way work with other imaginext toys. But on its own it doesn't do anything. It doesn't clamp onto the dino, it doesn't lift the dino, it doesn't do anything other than move up and down.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was not very impressed by this toy. At first my son was very excited since it was a dinosaur, but the cage mechanism was very odd and did not have much purpose. You snap it on and then push the button to release it, simulating it breaking out of its cage. However, the cage was very small and the concept got boring very quickly. Perhaps it was due to how small it was and/or it would help if we had more of them to play together?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My Jurassic Park obsessed kid was really excited to receive his Pyroraptor. He was very impressed with the inclusion of feathers in the design, and the action button, though simple, works great for acting out dinosaur escape scenes with his other dinosaurs. He is already asking for more of these figures.