These are what we call the 'YMMV items.' Things that some people find in this work. We call them 'your mileage might vary' because not everyone sees these things in the same way. This starts discussions in the trope lists, a thing we don't want. Please use the discussion page if you'd like to discuss any of these items.
YMMV: Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers
Alien Scrappy: The Kiwi kids, according to some fans.
What The Queen of the Crown does to Zach's wife alone would probably qualify her, but then take into account that this tech is what she uses to run her entire empire.
There was also that Desolation Shot in "Tortuna" where it's explained that millions once lived in what is now a desert until "the Queen came." We also see her brutal enslavement of Wolcab, with the residents rounded up into concentration camp conditions and forced to work on her Wave Motion Gun.
Crowning Moment of Awesome: Ariel: "Haven't you heard? War is deception, and illusion is a specialty of mine!"
Cult Classic: The fanbase is small, but it is dedicated.
Ear Worm: The theme song will get stuck in your head.
Ensemble Darkhorse: As Mandell put it, he intended Zach to be the protagonist, but then "Along came Goose."
Fanon: Because the series is rather obscure, there are only a handful of fanfic writers, many of who work or have worked collaboratively. As a result, there are several elements (such as a "surname" for Niko) that keep showing up.
Mr. Fanservice: Shane, Doc, and Zach all have fangirl-attracting qualities.
Periphery Demographic: The show was more popular among teens and young adults than the toy-buying grade school boys that the producers hoped to attract.
When Chris Rowley was watching a marathon put on at a small sci-fi convention, he called out "Oh, Buzzwang, we wanted to kill him so badly." The rest of the audience said (almost in unison) "So did we!"
What Do You Mean, It's for Kids?: Genocide, several varieties of Mind Rape, Nightmare Fuel, on-screen death, a Dating Catwoman (or at least shagging her) situation in "Renegade Rangers," slavery, torture...even Mandell admits the show's writing "flew over the heads of six year olds."
