History Characters / PowerRangersTurbo

* NearVillainVictory: It would have destroyed both the Rescue Megazord and Robo Racer in its debut fight... if its arm didn't break off due to Porto failing to put a cotter pin into it.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: In ''Carranger'', he was reverted to its original cardboard cutout. In ''Power Rangers'', it was turned into a camel.

* AdaptationalVillainy: Zelmoda was ruthless, but in the end he [[spoiler:turned good once motivated to by Zonnette's words after Exhaus' betrayal. Elgar remains evil and shows no redeeming qualities beforehand, dying as a villain attacking civilians.]]

* DeathByAdaptation: He dies in the following season, but his Sentai counterpart survived at the end of ''Carranger'' and even reformed going to school to get a proper education and becoming a cook.

* DeathByAdaptation: The four other Creeps died by the Ranger's R.A.M Cannon, unlike their ''Carranger'' counterparts who survived their fight, remained regulars of the villains' side and finally redeemed themselves in the finale.
* ThePsychoRangers: Another prototype version for ''Power Rangers'', and just a season before the actual TropeMakers arrived.

* BadBoss: She's cranky and short with her followers on a good day and regularly berates them when a plan falls through, even if they had minimal involvement with it. Her very first line of dialogue has her screaming "IDIOTS!!!" at her crew. Its implied at one point that she broke a piranhatron's leg to make demoralizing Carlos more effective (the leg cast is still present once said piranhatron's disguise is revealed).

* DeathByAdaptation: The four other Creeps died by the Ranger's R.A.M Cannon, unlike their ''Carranger'' counterparts.

[[caption-width-right:240:[[DorkAge Bulk and Skull]]]]

* ButtMonkey: Carol Hoyt's portrayal in the first half of ''Power Rangers Turbo'' had shades of this. While she did put on less of a theatrical performance, she was made the butt of jokes more often than her own minions and her predecessors (Rita Repulsa, Lord Zedd, Master Vile, Machine Empire). In various episodes, she had to face her ex-lover, [[MonsterOfTheWeek whom she sent against the Power Rangers]], got amnesia and had to work for a living, was called a failure by her own mother, and a couple of times or more she was on the receiving end of accidental slapstick from Elgar. Hilary Shepard Turner's portrayal upon her return largely drops the ButtMonkey aspects and gave much hammier acting.

* AdaptationalDumbass: Both Elgar and Zelmoda aren't portrayed as intelligent even within their own gang, but ''Power Rangers Turbo'' emphasized Elgar's idiocy much more often than ''Carranger'' did for Zelmoda, who is in fact more menacing in both appearance and actions.

* LighterAndSofter / {{Bowdlerise}}: The suit was redesigned slightly when it was brought over from Japan; [[https://31.media.tumblr.com/2027d1f199f25d079836211385fc9ad3/tumblr_mxjxsn0ilk1spm96co3_500.png Zelmoda's]] wild eyes and [[SlasherSmile Joker-esque grin]] where softened significantly, giving Elgar a [[http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20101218134042/powerrangers/images/f/fc/Elgar.jpg mostly dumb]] look instead. It gets weird in several scenes where they use Zelmoda's StockFootage as Elgar suddenly changes appearance without warning. Of course, the American suit was made on a larger budget than the original.

* AnAxeToGrind: It wields an axe as its main weapon.

* WeaponOfChoice: It's easier to count the number of episodes where she ''doesn't'' use a detonator (mostly after the Ranger switch), even incorporating them into plans which don't need them. Unsurprisingly, at least one WireDilemma comes up.

* WeaponOfChoice: They can either wield [[DropTheHammer hammers]], [[BladeOnAStick spears]], or [[ArmCannon wrist mounted gauntlets]] that fire blasts of energy.

* WeaponOfChoice: They wield metal rods that can fire energy blasts.

* WeaponOfChoice: Wields a metal staff as her weapon.

** FeatheredFiends: Yellow Creep is based on a turkey.

A number-altering scholar/calculator monster.

* ToothyBird: He's an alien archeopteryx.

* CurbStompBattle: Dished it out against the Turbo Megazord in its debut battle. However, it soon went on the receiving end against the Rescuezords.

* AdaptationSpeciesChange: Signalman was an alien in ''Carrenger'', but here, he's a robot.

* [[SixthRanger The Sixth Ranger]]: He fills the role, despite not being a Ranger proper.

* RiddleForTheAges: Who or even ''what'' he really is, was never revealed.
** His toy claims that he's the combined spirit of every Power Ranger who is, was, or will be, backed up by WordOfGod statements.

* AdaptationalVillainy: Zonette is neither evil nor the BigBad in ''Carranger'' and is somewhat uncooperative to Gynamo and the other Bowzocks. She also had romantic feelings for Red Racer too.

* DeathByAdaptation: He dies in the following season, but his Sentai counterpart survived in the end of ''Carranger''.

* AdaptationalDumbass: Sometimes played straight, sometimes inverted. His Sentai counterpart President Gynamo is the initial BigBad of ''Carranger'' but often had a goofier portrayal due to the nature of Sentai source material (Carrangers is an AffectionateParody). Additionally, the face re-design for Rygog was made to look less menacing compared to that of Gynamo but at the same time it gives out lesser vibes of being on a "cheap budget". He still has arguably the most intimidating look out of all of the Diva Pirates anyway even with the redesign.

* AdaptationalBadass: While Ritchhiker is a minor KnightOfCerebus, he's just as comedic as the rest of the Bowzock. This is not applied to Havoc, however.

* AdaptedOut: GG Goki-Chan[[labelnote:*]]He was planned to appear as Rockin' Roach, but was scrapped.[[/labelnote]], JJ Jetton,[[labelnote:*]]presumably due to his blackface-like design[[/labelnote]] VV Goriin, DD Donmo, HH Wasshoishoi, and II Goki-Chan were not adapted into the season.

* TheJuggernaut: He is virtually invincible. Neither of the Megazords were able to do any damage to him, and they quickly wind up being destroyed.

* NoSell: Almost everything. The Rescue Megazord's FinishingMove gets thrown back at the Zord. The same Megazord self-destructing doesn't damage him. The Turbo Megazord's FinishingMove doesn't even slow him down.

* TokenCompetentMinion: Goldgoyle was by far the most powerful and dangerous MonsterOfTheWeek in the season, and easily the most competent of Divatox's minions. He put up such a tough fight that the Rangers had to sacrifice both their Megazords to take him out. This was in stark contrast to the dimwitted Elgar and the slow, lumbering Rygog. Goldgoyle also kicked off the Rangers' DarkestHour as the villains were able to locate the heroes' command center when they went back to it to regroup.

!![[color:red:Tommy Oliver / Red Turbo Ranger I]]

!![[color:green:Adam Park / Green Turbo Ranger I]]

!![[color:fuchsia:Kat Hillard / Pink Turbo Ranger I]][[quoteright:350:https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/56ef1bd8ab237995163df6598bb2fbeb.jpg]]

!![[color:gold:Tanya Sloan / Yellow Turbo Ranger I]]

!![[color:blue:Justin Stewart / Blue Turbo Ranger]]

!![[color:red:Theodore Jay "T.J." Jarvis Johnson / Red Turbo Ranger II]]

!![[color:green:Carlos Vallerte / Green Turbo Ranger II]]

!![[color:gold:Ashley Hammond / Yellow Turbo Ranger II]]

!![[color:fuchsia:Cassie Chan / Pink Turbo Ranger II]]

!!The Phantom Ranger

* Our Zombies Are Different: He's themed after a zombie despite being an alien.

* MacheteMayhem: Wields a machete as his main weapon.

* BadassBiker: Rides in his own motorcycle.

* AdaptationalLateAppearance: His ''Carranger'' counterpart was the first official MonsterOfTheWeek the rangers faced. Here, Griller is fought late into the first half of the season.

* SentientVehicle: Thanks in part to his musical abilites, Wolfgang can turn cars sentient and have them assault the city.

->'''Voiced by:''' Forbes Riley

* {{Invisibility}}: Cannot only turn himself invisible but also objects and other people.

* BeeAfraid: Has the ability to summon some, with one growing giant size.

* EarlyBirdCameo: Made a small appearance in the premiere.

* TurtlePower: Based on a snapping turtle.

* MacheteMayham: Wields a machete as his main weapon.

* KnifeNut: He wields a machete as a weapon.

* BigBad: For ''Turbo''.
** NonActionBigBad: She spends the entire series barking orders at her underlings, never bothering to actually to fight them herself.

* BigBadDuumvirate: One of the main villains and FinalBoss of ''Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie'', alongside Divatox.

[[folder:General Havoc]]
!!General Havoc
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/RichardCansino (mainly), Tom Wyner ("One Last Hope"), Creator/CesarArias (Latin American Spanish)

Divatox's brother who came to her with his own space station and his own Metallasaurus.

* AdaptedOut: General Havoc's appearance is the upgraded form of Ritchhiker, [=RitchiRitchhiker=]. His ''Carrenger'' counterpart had a blue colored form that was not used for ''Power Rangers''.
* AdaptationalBadass: While Ritchhiker is a minor KnightOfCerebus, he's just as comedic as the rest of the Bowzock. This is not applied to Havoc, however.
* ArcVillain: Has a brief arc where he attempts to use the Metallasaurus to destroy the Rangers, though he's willingly subservient to his sister.
* ChessmasterSidekick: He is leagues smarter than Divatox and is a legitimately smart villain. Yet he displays no interest in overthrowing her.
* {{Foil}}: To his sister, Divatox. He's everything she isn't; calm, collected, cultured, ''competent'', an actual threat to the Rangers.
* LargeHam: {{Lampshade|Hanging}}d in a blooper from "The Darkest Day" when two of his Chromites declare him "the general of ham acting".
* NotSoAboveItAll: While he is ''miles'' ahead of Divatox in most respects, it still took him over a hundred years to get around to building that base he promised her.
* PutOnABus: Survived his final fight with the Rangers and vowed to return one day with an even more powerful Metallasaurus. Made a couple of cameos the following season.
* QuintessentialBritishGentleman: Fits this trope despite being an alien. When he first meets the rangers, he's shown having tea, and is even polite enough to offer them a muffin.
* RelatedInTheAdaptation: Ritchihiker wasn't connected to Divatox's counterpart Zonnette at all.
* SparedByTheAdaptation: His counterpart, Instructor Ritchhiker, perished when his upgraded Braking mecha was destroyed, but Havoc survives, vowing to return with a new one. Averted the following season when he dies as a result of Zordon's energy wave.
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[[folder:Maligore]]
!!Maligore
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->'''Voiced by:''' Mike Deak
An all-powerful evil being that Divatox planned to marry in order to control the entire universe.
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[[folder:Mooks]]
!!Piranhatrons
Divatox's fish like foot soldiers.

* NeverFoundTheBody: {{Defied}}: after blowing up the Power Chamber she has her mooks search the Rangers' bodies in the rubble to make sure they're dead, and only ends the search early due [[NiceJobFixingItVillain being called away by Dark Specter]].

* CousinOliver

* DarkChick

-->'''Portrayed by:''' Carol Hoyt (eps. 1-25), Hilary Shepard Turner (''T: APRM'', eps. 26-45)

* SimpleStaff: Wielded a metal staff.

* SimpleStaff: Wields one as his main weapon. Its also allows him to activate his invisibility powers.

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