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* TeamHandStack[=/=]YeahShot: As this was intended to be the final episode, the team does this twice--first at "Powers Rangers Day" and again when they tell Zordon that they will remain Power Rangers at the end of the episode.
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* BehemothBattle: The Dinozords' rematch with Cyclopsis and Lokar.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Cyclopsis.
* MonsterOfTheWeek: Cyclopsis.
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** Rita's Palace descends from the moon for the first and only time.
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** Rita's Palace descends from the moon for the first and only time.time.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Following the defeat of Cyclopsis, Lokar is never seen again.[[note]]Justified in that his ''Super Sentai'' counterpart, Dai Satan, was destroyed, but showing it would've been too graphic for American standards[[/note]].
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: Following the defeat of Cyclopsis, Lokar is never seen again.[[note]]Justified in that his ''Super Sentai'' counterpart, Dai Satan, was destroyed, but showing it would've been too graphic for American standards[[/note]].
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* Wham Episode: Given that this was intended to be the Grand Finale for the original 40-episode run of the show, it has a couple of these:
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* Wham Episode: WhamEpisode: Given that this was intended to be the Grand Finale for the original 40-episode run of the show, it has a couple of these:
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where [[http://sirstack.livejournal.com/5629.html Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster (then-revealed to be a "magical urn")]]. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it could imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, finale since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where [[http://sirstack.livejournal.com/5629.html Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster (then-revealed to be a "magical urn")]]. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it could imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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** Although it does explain why they know so much about Rita's monsters afterwards and why she turned more to alternate means of making monsters (since she knew Zordon and Alpha knew everything about Finster's monsters). She also seemed to step back a bit and let Goldar enjoy a more DragonInChief role for the next several episodes.
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** Although it does explain why they know so much about Rita's monsters afterwards afterward and why she turned more to alternate means of making monsters (since she knew Zordon and Alpha knew everything about Finster's monsters). She also seemed to step back a bit and let Goldar enjoy a more DragonInChief role for the next several episodes.episodes.
* Wham Episode: Given that this was intended to be the Grand Finale for the original 40-episode run of the show, it has a couple of these:
** The Dino Megazord getting its arm torn off during the fight '''must''' have been an OhCrap moment for the kids back in the day. While the Green with Evil storyline had bad things happen the robot, being tossed into a ''lava pit'' and showing the individual zords roaring as they were seemingly DraggedOffToHell, they'd never go so far before as to show a zord being deliberately dismembered.
** Rita's Palace descends from the moon for the first and only time.
* Wham Episode: Given that this was intended to be the Grand Finale for the original 40-episode run of the show, it has a couple of these:
** The Dino Megazord getting its arm torn off during the fight '''must''' have been an OhCrap moment for the kids back in the day. While the Green with Evil storyline had bad things happen the robot, being tossed into a ''lava pit'' and showing the individual zords roaring as they were seemingly DraggedOffToHell, they'd never go so far before as to show a zord being deliberately dismembered.
** Rita's Palace descends from the moon for the first and only time.
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-->'''Zordon:''' These files could help us reduce Rita's power, or even stop her altogether.
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-->'''Zordon:''' These files could help us reduce Rita's power, or even stop her altogether.altogether.
** Although it does explain why they know so much about Rita's monsters afterwards and why she turned more to alternate means of making monsters (since she knew Zordon and Alpha knew everything about Finster's monsters). She also seemed to step back a bit and let Goldar enjoy a more DragonInChief role for the next several episodes.
** Although it does explain why they know so much about Rita's monsters afterwards and why she turned more to alternate means of making monsters (since she knew Zordon and Alpha knew everything about Finster's monsters). She also seemed to step back a bit and let Goldar enjoy a more DragonInChief role for the next several episodes.
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* AnArmAndALeg: The Megazord's left arm gets sliced off by Cyclopsis in the rematch.
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where [[http://sirstack.livejournal.com/5629.html Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster (then-revealed to be a "magical urn")]]. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it could imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where [[http://sirstack.livejournal.com/5629.html Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster (then-revealed to be a "magical urn")]]. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it could imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].fled]].
-->'''Zordon:''' These files could help us reduce Rita's power, or even stop her altogether.
-->'''Zordon:''' These files could help us reduce Rita's power, or even stop her altogether.
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where [[http://sirstack.livejournal.com/5629.html Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster (then-revealed to be a "magical urn"]]. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it could imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where [[http://sirstack.livejournal.com/5629.html Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster (then-revealed to be a "magical urn"]].urn")]]. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it could imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it could imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where [[http://sirstack.livejournal.com/5629.html Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster.dumpster (then-revealed to be a "magical urn"]]. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it could imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it would imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it would could imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes.
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* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes. Though even with this revised ending, it would imply that Rita has [[ScrewThisImOuttaHere given up and fled]].
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* [[BackForTheFinale Back for the Fauxnale]]: Tommy shows up at the end of part 2.
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While the city of Angel Grove celebrates the Power Rangers, Rita Repulsa makes her boldest move yet when she transports the entire population to another dimension. Enlisting the malevolent Lokar and the evil war zord Cyclopsis, Rita overpowers the Rangers and nearly destroys their zords.
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!Tropes
* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes.
* SeriesFauxnale: This was intended to be the series' finale, since Saban exhausted almost all of the original ''Zyuranger'' footage. But when MMPR proved to be a surprise sensation, they revised the episode at the last minute, editing out the ending from ''Zyuranger'' where Rita Repulsa and her henchmen are sent back to the dumpster. The fact that it was meant to be the series finale becomes very obvious at the end when Zordon gives the Rangers the option to retire as well as the Rangers acting like Rita had been defeated for good, even though in the final air version she escapes.
