Genius Bruiser: He's the best with machinery and tools among the Rangers.
Running Gag: He never gets to drink a smoothie, does he?
Samaritan Syndrome: His previous jobs all revolved around helping people, but his uncompromising principles always led to him getting fired. The turning point was the incident that led to him saving the bus full of refugees seen in the pilot episode.
Took a Level in Badass: Before the first episode, on her journey alone across the wastelands. She went from a lazy empty-minded Rich Bitch to a first-class badass Action Girl.
Ziggy Grover / Ranger Operator Series Green | (Actor: Milo Cawthorne)
In times like this, there is one question that needs to be answered: are we, or are we not, the good guys?
An Axe to Grind: Turbo Ax. Ironic, given his fighting prowess.
Giving the Sword to a Noob: The Rangers' morphers are designed to be operable only by the first person to use it, as it recorded his DNA as a security lock. Because of the situation, it was he or one of the bad guys, so...
Limited Wardrobe: While all characters apply, Ziggy gets a special mention, as it only happens after he becomes a Ranger. Before that, he used different clothes.
Badass: After the first few episodes, it's hard not to think he's a badass.
Badass Driver: "If that thing has a steering wheel, I can drive it." He makes it through the barricade in broad daylight during the first episode, something Ziggy thought was impossible, and later does it again with Tenaya providing cover fire.
Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: She's the one who developed the Venjix virus albeit just for the building she was in and nothing beyond that. But in truth this should extend to the organization that was looking after her. As if they had just let her get out once in a while. She would never have made it in the first place and even then should've at least let her install the firewall. They knew what she was a genius so they should've at least heeded her words.
Too Dumb to Live: ONLY regarding Dr. K. He tries to arrest her, the only person in the world who fully understand the Ranger technology and therefore, the only person capable of stopping Venjix, after discovering she created it.
Ascended Extra: Despite not being listed as a main character, Hicks has a considerable amount of screentime throughout the series. Especially when it's revealed that he was a Half-Human Hybrid under Venjix's control since day one.
Evil Counterpart: Perhaps unintentionally, of Zordon. He communicates to his men from a floor-to-ceiling cylinder, and his lair resembles the original Command Center.
Mid-Season Upgrade: He eventually gains an Attack Bot that serves as his avatar when he wishes to combat the Rangers.
Name's the Same: No, he's not the same Venjix from "Forever Red".
One Steve Limit: An aversion - he has nothing to do with the previous Venjix. Complete coincidence, or a reference that was taken too seriously? You decide.
