When I first saw images of this set, I was in love. The arc dragon looked really good, the side build was great, and the minifigs were peak. And it came with a spinner? Come on! But when I actually got this set, it was even better than I thought. The Arc dragon is now one of my personal favorite dragons I have. The wing and blast pieces are beautiful. The shatterspin spinner is really fun to use and actually looks great as well. Now onto the real draw: The minifig selection. We get Lloyd with his sword, Wyldfire with the great fire blast pieces, A dragonian, Cole, the rare Pixal and Forbidden Five member Zarkt. For exclusives we have Drix and Kai. All the Ninja look good in the storm suits, but Cole's suit is peak. Zarkt is the best Forbidden Five member with the exclusive Ronningasa hat and detailed torso. The torso print could have extended to the back of the robes, but it still looks good. The dragon itself is amazing. I thought it was good when I got it, but it got better the longer I had it. The front is the best part, with saddles on the back and on both necks. I love this aspect of it. It reminds me of the Oliphant from the Lord of the Rings. The back of the dragon leaves something to be desired, it unfortunately looks a little technical and bare. However, the wings and play feature make up for it. The blue wings look absolutely beautiful and the claw wings really make the dragon nearly perfect. The back has a function of making the wings move forward and pack for different poses. There's not much to the side build, but I like it. It holds the prismatic blades. Now, a matter of complaint is the price. The price for piece ratio is off, but I do not believe that it is overpriced. The wing pieces, the arc blast piece, minifigs, and spinner may not add to the piece point, but you are getting quite a lot for your money. Anyways, this concludes my review of the Arc Dragon of Focus.