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* While it's quite the BaseBreaker, keeping the 'rangers forever' lyric goes well for this season. After all, it was revealed that Energems give you immortality. The characters are, quite literally, 'rangers forever'.
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* Sledge's threat about plucking Spellbinder and eat him for dinner becomes more horrifying when you consider they've been stuck there for 65 million years. Their rations have to run out some time, and they need something to eat. Suddenly those monster parts Curio is made out of have darker implications than just 'prisoners that don't survive or get old'.
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* Sledge's threat about plucking Spellbinder and eat him for dinner becomes more horrifying when you consider they've been stuck there for 65 million years. Their rations have to run out some time, and they need something to eat. Suddenly those monster parts Curio is made out of have darker implications than just 'prisoners that get old or don't survive or get old'.survive'.
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**** Then again being a bounty hunter, he may be able to collect some kind of reward, if only a lot less than normal, if he simply presented something they owned or anything like that. Those bounty sheets never really did say if they ''had'' to be taken in alive.
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**** Then again being a bounty hunter, he may be able to collect some kind of reward, if only a lot less than normal, if he simply presented something they owned or anything like that. Those bounty sheets never really did say if they ''had'' to be taken in alive.alive.
* Sledge's threat about plucking Spellbinder and eat him for dinner becomes more horrifying when you consider they've been stuck there for 65 million years. Their rations have to run out some time, and they need something to eat. Suddenly those monster parts Curio is made out of have darker implications than just 'prisoners that don't survive or get old'.
* Sledge's threat about plucking Spellbinder and eat him for dinner becomes more horrifying when you consider they've been stuck there for 65 million years. Their rations have to run out some time, and they need something to eat. Suddenly those monster parts Curio is made out of have darker implications than just 'prisoners that don't survive or get old'.
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*** Episode 5 reveals that he was frozen for that long. Now imagine thawing out to find yourself in a drastically different environment. There's a reason he lives in the command center in an area that resembles his old home.
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*** To add to this, in episode 5 we see Wrench collecting the remaining bits and pieces of the now deceased MonsterOfTheWeek, Spellbinder. For whatever reason the prisoners don't survive (getting destroyed by the Rangers in the present and whatever varied reasons in the past), their body parts are kept by Sledge, like a macabre collector, for whatever he may find any use to them, Curio being just one example.
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*** To add to this, in episode 5 we see Wrench collecting the remaining bits and pieces of the now deceased MonsterOfTheWeek, Spellbinder. For whatever reason the prisoners don't survive (getting destroyed by the Rangers in the present and whatever varied reasons in the past), their body parts are kept by Sledge, like a macabre collector, for whatever he may find any use to them, Curio being just one example.example.
**** Then again being a bounty hunter, he may be able to collect some kind of reward, if only a lot less than normal, if he simply presented something they owned or anything like that. Those bounty sheets never really did say if they ''had'' to be taken in alive.
**** Then again being a bounty hunter, he may be able to collect some kind of reward, if only a lot less than normal, if he simply presented something they owned or anything like that. Those bounty sheets never really did say if they ''had'' to be taken in alive.
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* Why would Sledge send just one monster at a time against the rangers? Because he's powerful enough to keep one or two monsters in line, but if he were to send several, they could likely agree to ignore the rangers and gang up on Sledge instead, and several monsters could possibly manage to take him out.
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* Why would Sledge send just one monster at a time against the rangers? Because he's powerful enough to keep one or two monsters in line, but if he were to send several, they could likely agree to ignore the rangers and gang up on Sledge instead, and several monsters could possibly manage to take him out. [[PowerRangersTimeForce Not unlike another criminal with a prison worth of other criminals at his disposal.]]
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** This is also why we typically see one of Sledge's right hand men assisting them to make sure they are properly doing their job and of course in case they DO get the energems, they don't stab Sledge in the back and use that power against him.
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** He could have been [[HumanPopsicle frozen]] for almost 100'000 years, so not knowing the language is completely Justified, as he is essentially learning it from scratch.
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** He could have been [[HumanPopsicle frozen]] for almost 100'000 100,000 years, so not knowing the language is completely Justified, as he is essentially learning it from scratch.
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* Wrench's warning about the 10 billion gigabolts in the first episode makes a bit more sense considering his body is covered with a metallic armor that, unlike Sledge's slighty rusty one, is still shiny. Wrench is not only afraid of frying himself alive, but he's also afraid if he accidentally conducted the electricity.
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* Wrench's warning about the 10 billion gigabolts in the first episode makes a bit more sense considering his body is covered with a metallic armor that, unlike Sledge's slighty slightly rusty one, is still shiny. Wrench is not only afraid of frying himself alive, but he's also afraid if he accidentally conducted the electricity.
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* Everyone of Sledge's ship has been stuck there for the past ''65 million years''. If anyone looks like they're desperate to get off, you shouldn't really blame them.
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* Everyone of on Sledge's ship has been stuck there for the past ''65 million years''. If anyone looks like they're desperate to get off, you shouldn't really blame them.
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*** This one has been dis-proven as of "Return of the Caveman."
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*** This one has been dis-proven disproven as of "Return of the Caveman.""
*** Additionally, Yoshi Sudarso has stated in interviews that [[spoiler:Koda's English will get better as the series progresses]].
*** Additionally, Yoshi Sudarso has stated in interviews that [[spoiler:Koda's English will get better as the series progresses]].
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*** This one seem the most likely as we seen from Koda flashback that he was falling into what appears to be a huge frozen body of water.
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*** This one seem the most likely as we seen from Koda flashback himself confirms in episode 5 that he was falling into what appears to be a huge frozen body of water.in ice.
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** It gets worse, In Episode 4 Wrench creates Curio out of parts of old monsters, implying that not all the prisoners survived this long!
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** It gets worse, In Episode 4 Wrench creates Curio out of parts of old monsters, implying that not all the prisoners survived this long!long!
*** To add to this, in episode 5 we see Wrench collecting the remaining bits and pieces of the now deceased MonsterOfTheWeek, Spellbinder. For whatever reason the prisoners don't survive (getting destroyed by the Rangers in the present and whatever varied reasons in the past), their body parts are kept by Sledge, like a macabre collector, for whatever he may find any use to them, Curio being just one example.
*** To add to this, in episode 5 we see Wrench collecting the remaining bits and pieces of the now deceased MonsterOfTheWeek, Spellbinder. For whatever reason the prisoners don't survive (getting destroyed by the Rangers in the present and whatever varied reasons in the past), their body parts are kept by Sledge, like a macabre collector, for whatever he may find any use to them, Curio being just one example.
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** Even worse: Koda comes from a time where your family/tribe is almost literally your entire world. Koda has lost ''everything'' (slightly softened by the fact that he now has the Rangers as a surrogate family/tribe).
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** Human language was still starting to develop back when he was alive, 100,000 years ago. In his timeframe, it may probably have developed just enough for people to use names in conversation ([[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language#Origin see]] TheOtherWiki for details).
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** Human language was still starting to develop back when he was alive, 100,000 years ago. In his timeframe, it may probably have developed just enough for people to use names in conversation ago ([[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language#Origin see]] TheOtherWiki for details). In his timeframe, it may probably have developed just enough for people to use names in conversation.
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*** This one has been dis-proven as of "Return of The Caveman."
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*** This one has been dis-proven as of "Return of The the Caveman.""
** Human language was still starting to develop back when he was alive, 100,000 years ago. In his timeframe, it may probably have developed just enough for people to use names in conversation ([[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language#Origin see]] TheOtherWiki for details).
** Human language was still starting to develop back when he was alive, 100,000 years ago. In his timeframe, it may probably have developed just enough for people to use names in conversation ([[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Language#Origin see]] TheOtherWiki for details).
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** This one has been dis-proven as of "Return of The Caveman."
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** This one has been dis-proven as of "Return of The Caveman."
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*** This one seem the most likely as we seen from Koda flashback that he was falling into what appears to be a huge frozen body of water.
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* Wrench's warning about the 10 billion gigabolts in the first episode makes a bit more sense considering his body is covered with a metallic armor that, unlike Sledge's slighty rusty one, is still shiny. Wrench is not only afraid of frying himself alive, but also if he accidentally conducted the electricity.
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* Wrench's warning about the 10 billion gigabolts in the first episode makes a bit more sense considering his body is covered with a metallic armor that, unlike Sledge's slighty rusty one, is still shiny. Wrench is not only afraid of frying himself alive, but he's also afraid if he accidentally conducted the electricity.
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* Why would Sledge send just one monster at a time against the rangers? Because he's powerful enough to keep one or two monsters in line, but if he were to send several, they could likely agree to ignore the rangers and gang up on Sledge instead, and several monsters could possibly manage to take him out.
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* Why would Sledge send just one monster at a time against the rangers? Because he's powerful enough to keep one or two monsters in line, but if he were to send several, they could likely agree to ignore the rangers and gang up on Sledge instead, and several monsters could possibly manage to take him out.
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* Wrench's warning about the 10 billion gigabolts in the first episode makes a bit more sense considering his body is covered with a metallic armor that, unlike Sledge's slighty rusty one, is still shiny. Wrench is not only afraid of frying himself alive, but also if he accidentally conducted the electricity.
* Wrench's warning about the 10 billion gigabolts in the first episode makes a bit more sense considering his body is covered with a metallic armor that, unlike Sledge's slighty rusty one, is still shiny. Wrench is not only afraid of frying himself alive, but also if he accidentally conducted the electricity.
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* Everyone of Sledge's ship has been stuck there for the past ''65 million years''. If anyone looks like they're desperate to get off, you shouldn't really blame them.
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* Everyone of Sledge's ship has been stuck there for the past ''65 million years''. If anyone looks like they're desperate to get off, you shouldn't really blame them.them.
** It gets worse, In Episode 4 Wrench creates Curio out of parts of old monsters, implying that not all the prisoners survived this long!
** It gets worse, In Episode 4 Wrench creates Curio out of parts of old monsters, implying that not all the prisoners survived this long!
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** Episode 4 all but outright states [[spoiler:that whilst he didn't get to see them die, yes, Koda outliving his family is something that haunts him]].
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* Why would Sledge send just one monster at a time against the rangers? Because he's powerful enough to keep one or two monsters in line, but if he were to send several, they could likely agree to ignore the rangers and gang up on Sledge instead, and several monsters could possibly manage to take him out.
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** There is also the possibility that his brain isn't as developed compared to modern humans and he simply ''can't'' learn English well enough to have a normal conversation.
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* Why haven't Sledge and Poisandra married yet even though it has already been 65 million years? Because they were stuck in the ship for all that time, and they only got lucky hitching a comet to get back to Earth. Also, kids show or not, they need some form of (il)legal body to legalize their marriage.
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* Why can't Koda perfectly grasp modern English yet? It could be a number of reaons:
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* Why can't Koda perfectly grasp modern English yet? It could be a number of reaons:reasons:
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** He could have been [[HumanPopsicle frozen]] for almost 100'000 years, so not knowing the language is completely Justified, as he is essentially learning it from scratch.
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* Why can't Koda perfectly grasp modern English yet? It could be a number of reaons:
** He may have secluded himself from society out of fear of being found by Fury.
** He predates recorded history, he may have had to learn several dead languages at this point.
** The human brain can only remember so much. After thousands of years, he may only take in what his brain deems the most important and bare minimum to communicate with the others.
** He may have secluded himself from society out of fear of being found by Fury.
** He predates recorded history, he may have had to learn several dead languages at this point.
** The human brain can only remember so much. After thousands of years, he may only take in what his brain deems the most important and bare minimum to communicate with the others.
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* Once an Energem bonds to a person they stop aging which is how Koda lived into the modern era. But there's no way he could have known that at the time so as the rest of his tribe died he would have had no idea why he was the only one who lived...
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** Lightened somewhat by the fact that each of those monsters are galactic criminals who probably would've had a similar fate no matter what.
* Once an Energem bonds to a person they stop aging which is how Koda lived into the modern era. But there's no way he could have known that at the time so as the rest of his tribe died he would have had no idea why he was the only one wholived...lived...
* Everyone of Sledge's ship has been stuck there for the past ''65 million years''. If anyone looks like they're desperate to get off, you shouldn't really blame them.
* Once an Energem bonds to a person they stop aging which is how Koda lived into the modern era. But there's no way he could have known that at the time so as the rest of his tribe died he would have had no idea why he was the only one who
* Everyone of Sledge's ship has been stuck there for the past ''65 million years''. If anyone looks like they're desperate to get off, you shouldn't really blame them.
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* This season marks the first Saban-era season with the OP overhauled while keeping the tune, after adapting two seasons but ''three SuperSentai'' (Shinkenger, Goseiger, Gokaiger), which is ''precisely what happened'' when PowerRangersZeo overhauled the OP from MightyMorphinPowerRangers after three seasons.
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* This season marks the first Saban-era season with the OP overhauled while keeping the tune, after adapting two seasons but ''three SuperSentai'' (Shinkenger, Goseiger, Gokaiger), which is ''precisely what happened'' when PowerRangersZeo overhauled the OP from MightyMorphinPowerRangers after three seasons.seasons.
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* If you think about it the monsters are screwed no matter what they do, if they accept Sledge's offer to get the Energems back they'll most likely die at the hands of the Rangers, if they refuse they remain in captivity.
* Once an Energem bonds to a person they stop aging which is how Koda lived into the modern era. But there's no way he could have known that at the time so as the rest of his tribe died he would have had no idea why he was the only one who lived...
!! FridgeHorror
* If you think about it the monsters are screwed no matter what they do, if they accept Sledge's offer to get the Energems back they'll most likely die at the hands of the Rangers, if they refuse they remain in captivity.
* Once an Energem bonds to a person they stop aging which is how Koda lived into the modern era. But there's no way he could have known that at the time so as the rest of his tribe died he would have had no idea why he was the only one who lived...
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* Koda ''would'' like his burger cooked rare; as a caveman 100,000 years ago, he wouldn't have been cooking much of his food.
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* Koda ''would'' like his burger cooked rare; as a caveman 100,000 years ago, he wouldn't have been cooking much of his food.food.
* This season marks the first Saban-era season with the OP overhauled while keeping the tune, after adapting two seasons but ''three SuperSentai'' (Shinkenger, Goseiger, Gokaiger), which is ''precisely what happened'' when PowerRangersZeo overhauled the OP from MightyMorphinPowerRangers after three seasons.
* This season marks the first Saban-era season with the OP overhauled while keeping the tune, after adapting two seasons but ''three SuperSentai'' (Shinkenger, Goseiger, Gokaiger), which is ''precisely what happened'' when PowerRangersZeo overhauled the OP from MightyMorphinPowerRangers after three seasons.
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** Even without knowing it, asteroids may contain rare minerals. Selling it would surely make a nice addition to Sledge's already-prolific job as a bounty hunter.
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** Even without knowing it, asteroids may contain rare minerals. Selling it would surely make a nice addition to Sledge's already-prolific job as a bounty hunter.hunter.
* Koda ''would'' like his burger cooked rare; as a caveman 100,000 years ago, he wouldn't have been cooking much of his food.
* Koda ''would'' like his burger cooked rare; as a caveman 100,000 years ago, he wouldn't have been cooking much of his food.
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Sledge reaction to losing the asteroids when you consider what happen in Dino Thunder. Not only did he lose the Energem but he ALSO lost the dino gems that were inside one of those asteroids.
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** Even without knowing it, asteroids may contain rare minerals. Selling it would surely make a nice addition to Sledge's already-prolific job as a bounty hunter.
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Sledge reaction to losing the asteroids when you consider what happen in Dino Thunder. Not only did he lose the Energem but he ALSO lost the dino gems that were inside one of those asteroids.
Sledge reaction to losing the asteroids when you consider what happen in Dino Thunder. Not only did he lose the Energem but he ALSO lost the dino gems that were inside one of those asteroids.
