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* LateExportForYou: The series didn't reach Japan until 2000, when it aired on Super Channel.
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It wasn't that long since they reprised their roles.
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* RoleReprise:
** The Latin American Spanish dub features Carlos Hugo Hidalgo, Creator/BenjaminRivera, Mayra Arellano, Rocío Prado, Carlos del Campo, Roberto Carrillo and Alfredo Leal respectively reprising the roles of Carlos, T.J., Ashley, Cassie, Bulk, Skull and Justin.
** In the Japanese dub, Tsuyoshi Takishita (Carlos), Yuji Kishi (T.J.), Mihoko Fujiwara (Cassie), Noboru Ōyama (Bulk), Masahito Kawanago (Skull) and Megumi Kubota (Justin) reprise their roles again from ''Power Rangers Turbo''.
** The Latin American Spanish dub features Carlos Hugo Hidalgo, Creator/BenjaminRivera, Mayra Arellano, Rocío Prado, Carlos del Campo, Roberto Carrillo and Alfredo Leal respectively reprising the roles of Carlos, T.J., Ashley, Cassie, Bulk, Skull and Justin.
** In the Japanese dub, Tsuyoshi Takishita (Carlos), Yuji Kishi (T.J.), Mihoko Fujiwara (Cassie), Noboru Ōyama (Bulk), Masahito Kawanago (Skull) and Megumi Kubota (Justin) reprise their roles again from ''Power Rangers Turbo''.
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* SwanSong: ''In Space'' was Bob Manahan's final appearance as Zordon before his fatal heart aneurysm less than two years later.
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** The Rangers' Megazords (save for one) are controlled with joysticks and computer keyboards, the latter of which sticks out against the futuristic touch-interface of ''In Space'''s Astro Megaship systems. (That being said, considering the Megashuttle -- which contains the Megazord cockpit -- was built on Earth, so you could chalk it up to our technological levels being behind that of KO-35, where the Megaship itself apparently originated from.)
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** The Rangers' Megazords (save for one) are controlled with joysticks and computer keyboards, the latter of which sticks out against the futuristic touch-interface of ''In Space'''s Astro Megaship systems. (That being said, considering the Megashuttle -- which contains the Megazord cockpit -- was built on Earth, so you could chalk it up to our technological levels being behind that of KO-35, where the Megaship itself apparently originated from.)
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** Astronema converts living beings into "data cards", which seem to be more akin to floppy disks or CD-ROMs than, say, a flash drive or SD card.
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** Astronema converts living beings into "data cards", which seem to be more akin to floppy disks or CD-ROMs CD-[=ROMs=] than, say, a flash drive or SD card.
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* TechnologyMarchesOn: Thanks to the series being made in 1998 and adapting a Sentai that was focused around then-cutting edge tech, there's a lot of it on display:
** The Rangers' "Lightstar helmet" symbols, which are based off random Earth technology of the period (also serving as TheArtifact). Andros has a clunky old 90s computer, TJ has a giant tube TV, etc.
** The Rangers' Megazords (save for one) are controlled with joysticks and computer keyboards, the latter of which sticks out against the futuristic touch-interface of ''In Space'''s Astro Megaship systems. (That being said, considering the Megashuttle -- which contains the Megazord cockpit -- was built on Earth, so you could chalk it up to our technological levels being behind that of KO-35, where the Megaship itself apparently originated from.)
** Zhane's morpher is a 1990s-era-style cell phone, and can even be used like one.
** The Rangers begin to be hunted by the Psycho Rangers because of a pocket organizer's beeping sounding ''just'' like the Rangers' communication signal.
** Silvy gives Carlos a pager to contact him (at first, to be at her beck-and-call).
** Psycho Yellow converts herself into a computer virus (then one of the hot new threats) to infect the Mega Voyager.
** Astronema converts living beings into "data cards", which seem to be more akin to floppy disks or CD-ROMs than, say, a flash drive or SD card.
** Ecliptor, when he discovers the location of the Mega Voyager's base, transports himself into the base out of a 1990s-era beige box and monitor computer.
** The Rangers' "Lightstar helmet" symbols, which are based off random Earth technology of the period (also serving as TheArtifact). Andros has a clunky old 90s computer, TJ has a giant tube TV, etc.
** The Rangers' Megazords (save for one) are controlled with joysticks and computer keyboards, the latter of which sticks out against the futuristic touch-interface of ''In Space'''s Astro Megaship systems. (That being said, considering the Megashuttle -- which contains the Megazord cockpit -- was built on Earth, so you could chalk it up to our technological levels being behind that of KO-35, where the Megaship itself apparently originated from.)
** Zhane's morpher is a 1990s-era-style cell phone, and can even be used like one.
** The Rangers begin to be hunted by the Psycho Rangers because of a pocket organizer's beeping sounding ''just'' like the Rangers' communication signal.
** Silvy gives Carlos a pager to contact him (at first, to be at her beck-and-call).
** Psycho Yellow converts herself into a computer virus (then one of the hot new threats) to infect the Mega Voyager.
** Astronema converts living beings into "data cards", which seem to be more akin to floppy disks or CD-ROMs than, say, a flash drive or SD card.
** Ecliptor, when he discovers the location of the Mega Voyager's base, transports himself into the base out of a 1990s-era beige box and monitor computer.
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** The crossover with ''Series/NinjaTurtlesTheNextMutation'' didn't have any of the Turtles' actors reprise their roles because ''Power Rangers in Space'' was an American show and ''The Next Mutation'' was produced in Canada, having Creator/MichaelReisz voice Leonardo instead of Creator/MichaelDobson, Creator/TonyOliver voicing Michaelangelo instead of Creator/KirbyMorrow, Ezra Weisz voicing Donatello instead of Creator/JasonGrayStanford, Brad Orchard voicing Raphael instead of Creator/MattHill, and Tifanie Christun voicing Venus de Milo instead of Lalainia Lindbjerg. The impressions vary in effectiveness.
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** The crossover with ''Series/NinjaTurtlesTheNextMutation'' didn't have any of the Turtles' actors reprise their roles because ''Power Rangers in Space'' was an American show and ''The Next Mutation'' was produced in Canada, having Creator/MichaelReisz voice Leonardo instead of Creator/MichaelDobson, Creator/TonyOliver voicing Michaelangelo instead of Creator/KirbyMorrow, Creator/KirbyMorrow (and noticeably doing an impression of Creator/TownsendColeman's Michaelangalo unlike the others), Ezra Weisz voicing Donatello instead of Creator/JasonGrayStanford, Brad Orchard voicing Raphael instead of Creator/MattHill, and Tifanie Christun voicing Venus de Milo instead of Lalainia Lindbjerg. The impressions vary in effectiveness.
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** Bob Manahan once again reprises the role of Zordon from the previous series.
** Creator/JohnnyYongBosch reprises the role of Adam Park in "Always a Chance".
** From ''Power Rangers Turbo'': Roger Velasco returned to play Carlos, Selwyn Ward returned to play T.J., Tracy Lynn Cruz returned to play Ashley and Patricia Ja Lee returned to play Cassie. Also returning for "True Blue to the Rescue" is Blake Foster as Justin.
** Paul Schrier and Jason Narvy reprise their roles as Bulk and Skull, respectively.
** Creator/JohnnyYongBosch reprises the role of Adam Park in "Always a Chance".
** From ''Power Rangers Turbo'': Roger Velasco returned to play Carlos, Selwyn Ward returned to play T.J., Tracy Lynn Cruz returned to play Ashley and Patricia Ja Lee returned to play Cassie. Also returning for "True Blue to the Rescue" is Blake Foster as Justin.
** Paul Schrier and Jason Narvy reprise their roles as Bulk and Skull, respectively.
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** Christopher Khayman Lee stated that none of the cast were that thrilled about the ''Series/NinjaTurtlesTheNextMutation'' crossover, especially since said crossover was only a few episodes in and was sewn into the overarching plot, meaning it couldn't be considered non-canon. He admits that he enjoyed getting to beat the crap out of three of the turtles, however. H also revealed that he didn’t like Andros' tears bringing back Karone in "Countdown to Destruction", as he felt it was too cheesy, even by this series' standards.
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** Christopher Khayman Lee stated that none of the cast were that thrilled about the ''Series/NinjaTurtlesTheNextMutation'' crossover, especially since said crossover was only a few episodes in and was sewn into the overarching plot, meaning it couldn't be considered non-canon. He admits that he enjoyed getting to beat the crap out of three of the turtles, however. H He also revealed that he didn’t like Andros' tears bringing back Karone in "Countdown to Destruction", as he felt it was too cheesy, even by this series' standards.
