History Fridge / PowerRangersBeastMorphers

** There's also the fact that many dogs bear a resemblance to the spotted hyena.

* The reasoning for the Red Ranger's weakpoint (Cheetah = cat = afraid of dog) may seem like a simplistic, unscientific explanation meant for kids. However ranchers and farmers in Africa do, in fact, use guard dogs to scare off predators like cheetahs away from their livestock (it's actually beneficial for the predators too, as the ranchers don't have to shoot them).

* Mayor Daniels mentioning Sledge despite his machinations being done in an alternate dimension makes sense with how the Poisy Show had him attempt an attack in the main universe. With the transporters being able to reach other dimensions, I wouldn't be surprised if Grid Battleforce was wary of threats outside their world.
** Not to mention, they're harnessing the power of the Morphing Grid, which is known to span across multiple universes. They could've taken a glimpse of what happened on the seasons that take in a different dimension.

* The whole thing with Ravi "going berserk" actually makes more sense with this premise compared to ''Go-Busters'' - he'd merely displaying the behavior his avatar would have had. The idea that avatar!Roxy can still turn him into an avatar implies that it's as simple as leaving that switch flipped.

* The reasoning for the Red Ranger's weakpoint (Cheetah = cat = afraid of dog) may seem like an unscientific explanation for kids. However ranchers and farmers in Africa do, in fact, use guard dogs to scare off predators like cheetahs away from their livestock (it's actually beneficial for the predators too, as the ranchers don't have to shoot them).

* In adapting the weakpoint of Yellow Buster (explained as Evox contaminating the animal DNA used to create the powers), they altered her energy-replenishing cure from candy for Yoko to carrots for Zoey, presumably so as not to encourage kids watching to eat too much candy, and also to make a surface-level WesternAnimation/BugsBunny reference. The Brilliance of this? Carrots are not part of a rabbit's normal diet; they're essentially like ''candy'' to a rabbit in terms of their nutritional value.

* Unlike Calvin and Hayley, Ravi and Roxy were Rangers-to-be working for a government funded agency. As such, their love life would be discouraged by their superiors unlike with teenagers who are working as vigilantes.

* Roxy having a pre-existing love relationship with Ravi would greatly explain their more frequent encounters and duels later on, as per Escape and Ryuji/Blue Buster's rivalry in Go-busters' original footage.

* Mayor Daniels mentioning Sledge despite his machinations being done in an alternate dimension makes sense with how the Poisy Show had him attempt an attack in the main universe. With the transporters being able to reach other dimensions, I wouldn't be surprised if Grid Battleforce was wary of threats outside their world.
** Not to mention, they're harnessing the power of the Morphing Grid, which is known to span across multiple universes. They could've taken a glimpse of what happened on the seasons that take in a different dimension.

** The names of Evox's monsters follow the same pattern as used in ''Go-Busters'', such as "Tireloid" becoming Cycletron. While this isn't the most creative, and lacks the on the nose puns of past seasons, it makes sense for Evox to give his monsters these names; they're practical and fit their purpose.

** The names of Evox's monsters follow the same pattern as used in ''Go-Busters'', such as "Tireloid" becoming Cycletron. While this isn't the most creative, and lacks the on the nose puns of past seasons, it makes sense for Evox to give his monsters these names; they're practical and fit their purpose.

*** Jossed; there will be a Super season.

** Rumor has it that this season will not have a second Super season followup. It makes sense, though. Go-Busters has no collectible gimmick beyond the usual stuff like ranger figures, morphers, weapons, and zords (for comparison, ''Samurai'' has the discs, ''Megaforce'' has the cards and ranger keys, ''Dino Charge'' has the dino chargers, ''Ninja Steel'' has the ninja stars, and heck, Go-Busters only had two auxiliary zords). Opting for a shorter run is much better. That way, they don't have to pad out the season with filler episodes to get to the next toy. This could indicate that the "3 more seasons with Nick" contract that Saban has, is for 1 season of Go-Busters, and 2 seasons of something else.

** With the Zords this season, most of them have an animal mode and a vehicle mode. Making a toy that can do that is right up Hasbro's alley since they have plenty of experience with the Franchise/{{Transformers}} line.
** Rumor has it that this season will not have a second Super season followup. It makes sense, though. Go-Busters has no collectible gimmick beyond the usual stuff like ranger figures, morphers, weapons, and zords (for comparison, ''Samurai'' has the discs, ''Megaforce'' has the cards and ranger keys, ''Dino Charge'' has the dino chargers, ''Ninja Steel'' has the ninja stars, and heck, Go-Busters doesn't even have auxiliary zords). Opting for a shorter run is much better. That way, they don't have to pad out the season with filler episodes to get to the next toy. This could indicate that the "3 more seasons with Nick" contract that Saban has, is for 1 season of Go-Busters, and 2 seasons of something else.

** Rumor has it that this season will not have a second Super season followup. It makes sense, though. Go-Busters has no collectible gimmick beyond the usual stuff like ranger figures, morphers, weapons, and zords (for comparison, ''Samurai'' has the discs, ''Megaforce'' has the cards and ranger keys, ''Dino Charge'' has the dino chargers, ''Ninja Steel'' has the ninja stars, and heck, Go-Busters doesn't even have auxiliary zords). Opting for a shorter run is much better. That way, they don't have to pad out the season with filler episodes to get to the next toy.

** Rumor has it that this season will not have a second Super season followup. It makes sense, though. Go-Busters has no collectible gimmick beyond the usual stuff like ranger figures, morphers, weapons, and zords (for comparison, ''Samurai'' has the discs, ''Megaforce'' has the cards and ranger keys, ''Dino Charge'' has the dino chargers, and ''Ninja Steel'' has the ninja stars). Opting for a shorter run is much better. That way, they don't have to pad out the season with filler episodes to get to the next toy.

** Rumor has it that this season will not have a second Super season followup. It makes sense, though. Go-Busters has very few collectible gimmick, so opting for a shorter run in order to not fall back to padding and filler episodes to introduce the toys in a reasonable pace is a great idea.

** With the Zords this season, most of them have an animal mode and a vehicle mode. Making a toy that can do that is right up Hasbro's alley since they have plenty of experience with the Franchise/{{Transformers}} line.

* Toy-related example: A ''Gobusters'' adaptation was unlikely while Bandai made the toys, mainly due to the fact that allegedly, the suits in ''Gobusters'' were made to be more akin to those worn by American super heroes (which used leather), including those worn by heroes from Franchise/MarvelComics...the action figures for which are made by, you guessed it, Creator/{{Hasbro}}.
** Another reason to go back to Go-Busters is because it would be better for Hasbro to start with a more traditional Sentai as well as a smaller toyline to "get their feet wet" and to minimize risk. The Kyuranger line is likely backburnered for now.

* Toy-related example: A ''Gobusters'' adaptation was unlikely while Bandai made the toys, mainly due to the fact that allegedly, the suits in ''Gobusters'' were made to be more akin to those worn by American super heroes (which used leather), including those worn by heroes from Franchise/MarvelComics...the action figures for which are made by, you guessed it, Creator/{{Hasbro}}.

* Why go back and adapt ''Gobusters'' instead of adapting ''Zyuohger'' or ''Kyuranger''? In the case of ''Kyuranger'', it's probably because it would be rather hypocritical to switch toy companies from Bandai to Hasbro and immediately turn around and adapt a Sentai made with involvement from Bandai of America. As for both? ''Gobusters'' was the last season whose [[{{Mooks}} henchmen]] could not have been aliens had the series been adapted. If Saban had adapted ''Zyuohger'' or ''Kyuranger'', they would've had the villains be aliens for the ''5th''[[note]]7th if you count ''Super Ninja Steel'' and ''Super Dino Charge'' as separate seasons[[/note]] time in a row! And as for why ''Gobusters'' and not ''Toqger'', which was also skipped? Saban's contract with Nickelodeon is for 3 more seasons. It's entirely possible that the franchise will do a ChannelHop in the middle of a ''Toqqer'' adaptation if Saban follows up a ''Gobusters'' adaptation by adapting another sentai OutOfOrder!

* Why go back and adapt ''Gobusters'' instead of adapting ''Zyuohger'' or ''Kyuranger''? In the case of ''Kyuranger'', it's probably because it would be rather hypocritical to switch toy companies from Bandai to Hasbro and immediately turn around and adapt a Sentai made with involvement from Bandai of America. As for both? ''Gobusters'' was the last season whose [[{{Mooks}} henchment]] could not have been aliens had the series been adapted. If Saban had adapted ''Zyuohger'' or ''Kyuranger'', they would've had the villains be aliens for the ''5th''[[note]]7th if you count ''Super Ninja Steel'' and ''Super Dino Charge'' as separate seasons[[/note]] time in a row! And as for why ''Gobusters'' and not ''Toqger'', which was also skipped? Saban's contract with Nickelodeon is for 3 more seasons. It's entirely possible that the franchise will do a ChannelHop in the middle of a ''Toqqer'' adaptation if Saban follows up a ''Gobusters'' adaptation by adapting another sentai OutOfOrder!