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* In ''The Poisy Show'', Preston ends up in prehistoric times, and meets both Koda and a couple of dinosaurs. Normally one of these would be out of place, but it makes sense... because this is the altered version of the Dino Charge world, where Sledge died in prehistoric times and the dinosaurs never went extinct.
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* The greater implications of the manner of Sledge’s return are pretty staggering. If the “black hole” from “End of Extinction” was really a dimensional portal, we have to ask... is the Earth we’re watching now the one that got sucked into the portal back then, or is that Earth floating around somewhere in this universe? And if so, which one did the other seasons take place on? And if the Earth that experienced most of PRDC is in the Ninja Steel dimension now, does that mean the Dino Charge team simply vanished as far as this world is concerned? To anyone here, including their friends and families, the Dino Charge team never came through the portal and were just... gone. It also means being in another dimension insulates you from alterations to history. Of course, as an anniversary season, there’s every chance some of these questions will provide fodder for later episodes.
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* The greater implications of the manner of Sledge’s return are pretty staggering. If the “black hole” from “End of Extinction” was really a dimensional portal, we have to ask... is the Earth we’re watching now the one that got sucked into the portal back then, or is that Earth floating around somewhere in this universe? And if so, which one did the other seasons take place on? And if the Earth that experienced most of PRDC is in the Ninja Steel dimension now, does that mean the Dino Charge team simply vanished as far as this world is concerned? To anyone here, including their friends and families, the Dino Charge team never came through the portal and were just... gone. It also means being in another dimension insulates you from alterations to history. Of course, as an anniversary season, there’s every chance some of these questions will provide fodder for later episodes.
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* In ''The Poisy Show'', Preston ends up in prehistoric times, and meets both Koda and a couple of dinosaurs. Normally one of these would be out of place, but it makes sense... because this is the altered version of the Dino Charge world, where Sledge died in prehistoric times and the dinosaurs never went extinct. \n\n!!FridgeLogic\n* The greater implications of the manner of Sledge’s return are pretty staggering. If the “black hole” from “End of Extinction” was really a dimensional portal, we have to ask... is the Earth we’re watching now the one that got sucked into the portal back then, or is that Earth floating around somewhere in this universe? And if so, which one did the other seasons take place on? And if the Earth that experienced most of PRDC is in the Ninja Steel dimension now, does that mean the Dino Charge team simply vanished as far as this world is concerned? To anyone here, including their friends and families, the Dino Charge team never came through the portal and were just... gone. It also means being in another dimension insulates you from alterations to history. Of course, as an anniversary season, there’s every chance some of these questions will provide fodder for later episodes.
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* Wes, Gemma and Koda share a theme around them: each are of a series Chip Lynn was well known for. Time Force the last season he'd work on for a while. RPM the season he'd return to briefly. Dino Charge the season he returned full time.
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* Though closer to Fridge Sadness, Brody believing that Aiden would still be at their old home and his denial that he's missing seems a bit odd for someone Brody's age but there's a few good reasons for his reaction: Brody could be emotionally stunted from his years as a prisoner and doesn't have the maturity to process this or he has hyped himself up for this moment for so long that when it didn't happen like he was expecting he was crushed.
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* Though closer to Fridge Sadness, FridgeSadness, Brody believing that Aiden would still be at their old home and his denial that he's missing seems a bit odd for someone Brody's age but there's a few good reasons for his reaction: Brody could be emotionally stunted from his years as a prisoner and doesn't have the maturity to process this or he has hyped himself up for this moment for so long that when it didn't happen like he was expecting he was crushed.
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* While not apart of Time Force itself, Wes still has access to Time Force equipment shown in [[Series/PowerRangersWildForce Reinforcements from the Future]] to communicate with his future friends and would be authorized by someone like Alex to go through time and other dimensions if anything like a large distortion in dimensions were to occur and the future rangers could not be dispatched.
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* While not apart part of Time Force itself, Wes still has access to Time Force equipment shown in [[Series/PowerRangersWildForce Reinforcements from the Future]] to communicate with his future friends and would be authorized by someone like Alex to go through time and other dimensions if anything like a large distortion in dimensions were to occur and the future rangers could not be dispatched.
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* Tommy using the Falconzord likely isn't just because of it not being destroyed. The Falconzord was a ninja-themed Zord and the Rangers of this season are also ninjas.
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* Sarah's hoverboard may be a little odd by today's standards, but remember that in the Power Rangers' world, a space colony was created in the early 2000s (although granted, it was by reverse engineering an existing space fortress of alien origin). In this universe, technology is showing to be decades ahead of our time.
** One could apply this to Monty's machines like his robo arm for Victor. Hell, Redbot being a legit automaton was accepted in his book signing.
** One could apply this to Monty's machines like his robo arm for Victor. Hell, Redbot being a legit automaton was accepted in his book signing.
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* Sarah's hoverboard may be a little odd by today's standards, but remember that in the Power Rangers' world, a space colony was created in the early 2000s (although granted, it was by reverse engineering an existing space fortress of alien origin). In this universe, technology is showing to be decades ahead of our time.
**time. One could also apply this to Monty's machines like his robo arm for Victor. Hell, Redbot being a legit automaton was accepted in his book signing.
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* Sarah's mom and Hayley's dad getting together may be more than just plot-contrived - Sarah's actress is South American, which is especially evident when you see her Caucasian mother, while Hayley could pass for half-black. This wasn't their first InterracialRelationship!
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* In ''The Poisy Show'', Preston ends up in prehistoric times, and meets both Koda and a couple of dinosaurs. Normally one of these would be out of place, but it makes sense... because this is the altered version of the Dino Charge world, where Sledge died in prehistoric times and the dinosaurs never went extinct.
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* Why does Galaxy Warriors in Super Ninja Steel not react or even mention Galvanax's death and allow Madame Odius to take over without hesitation despite her betrayal of him being a part of his death? Remember when Odius warned him that his fans despise weakness and that the Rangers knocking him down would make him look weak. Somehow that reason to not fight the Rangers for most of the series turned out to be valid after all. Also explains why the audience in the Poisy Show also had no problem with the show replacing Galaxy Warriors when Odius was killed too.
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* If you consider that black and green are often interchangeable between seasons, the kidnapped/cloned rangers represent all the colors of Mighty Morphing through Zeo season. Tommy-Black/Green(only his Black Dino Thunder powers were cloned, Rocky-Red, Kat-Pink, TJ-Blue, Gia-Yellow, Trent-White, and Antonio-Gold(possibly also the SixthRanger concept, but Trent is also a "sixth").
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*While it was stated that any ranger would trust Tommy, three of the kidnapped rangers are former teammates of his and one is the person he passed his Turbo powers onto.
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* How does Tommy have a "Master Morpher" that allows him to use a MMPR-styled morpher to morph into his various Ranger forms, even though several of them have been lost for years? Operation Overdrive had already shown the ability to restore connections to the Morphing Grid, and the Megaforce Rangers used a single morpher to access the powers of every Ranger that preceded them.
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* While not apart of Time Force itself, Wes still has access to Time Force equipment shown in [[Series/PowerRangersWildForce Reinforcements from the Future]] to communicate with his future friends and would be authorized by someone like Alex to go through time and other dimensions if anything like a large distortion in dimensions were to occur and the future rangers could not be dispatched.
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* Of all the Dino Charge rangers who could've returned for the anniversary special, why only Koda? It's because he has the least amount of personal obligations outside his ranger duty. The others have either school, work, or other personal obligations. Koda is just a caveman living a simple life in a simpler time, so he'd have the most free time.
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* Why did [[spoiler:the second and third Ninja Steel Red Rangers have different color sashes from the original?]] Because remember, the Morphing Grid can only support one of a specific power at any one time, so [[spoiler:changing the sash makes it more akin to the Quantium Ranger and the Time Force Red Ranger than two of the same power existing at the same time.]]
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* In episode 3 of the super season, part of the spell that turns Levi evil is "ninpo kinji". This is an obvious shout-out to ''Ninninger'', but it also works in a meta sense. The phrase "Ninpo: [something]" is used to announce a technique or spell. Thus, "Ninpo: Kinji" means "Ninja Technique: Kinji", and Kinji in ''Ninninger'' was antagonistic at first to the rangers. So, when Levi speaks out loud "ninpo kinji", he becomes like Kinji.
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** One could apply this to Monty's machines like his robo arm for Victor. Hell, Redbot being a legit automaton was accepted in his book signing.
