History Fridge / PowerRangersBeastMorphers

* What exactly did Scrozzle do during the year that passed between Evox's defeat and his capture? It's highly unlikely he spent all that time just hiding. And what exactly was he doing in Corinth when he was finally captured? Was he trying to resurrect Evox by salvaging old Venjix technology?

** Not to mention the sheer potential for identity theft, fraud, and defamation the robots can do to the 2 of them. Evox already did it with Mayor Daniels, so who's to say the robots won't do the same with Blaze and Roxy.

* Meta: Steel was originally meant to be Evox's vessel but became the fifth Beast Ranger instead. In RPM, Dillion, the fifth Ranger of the group, was originally planned by Eddie Guzelian to be Venjix's final vessel come that season's finale.

* [[spoiler:Venjix appearing on the first season of the Hasbro era might be a coincidence, but then you recall that, with the exception of Dino Charge ([[AlternateUniverse though for good reason]]), every Neo-Saban season had at least one crossover, particularly one with an RPM representative, and that the last Saban ran season prior to Samurai had its Red Ranger destroy someone who ''also'' had the name of Venjix. Then remember how the Disney era only had three crossovers. It's the case of Venjix being GenreSavvy, waiting out the Neo-Saban era and striking the moment the franchise was out of Saban's hands... [[DeathByGenreSavviness Only to realize too late]] that the second season was laden with crossovers, especially one from the RPM universe.]]

* Blaze and Roxy buying a puppet for Scrozzle's Controlatron is amusing, but it's not like they could pose as their organic counterparts now in the land of the living. Back when they were just avatars, the real ones were locked away in stasis. However, now that the real ones are up and around, they can't just stroll in and claim to be their human counterparts when the real ones could easily blow their cover by simply being in viewing distance. It took the real Blaze going out of town for Robo Blaze to come in and impersonate his human counterpart, and that cover was blown easily.

* Blaze and Roxy buying a puppet for Scrozzle's Controlatron is amusing but it's not like they couldn't poss as their organic counterparts now in the land of the living.

* Why didn't Evox suggest Venjix (Someone who ACTUALLY destroyed the world) as a subject of the reanimizer? [[spoiler: Cause he ''is'' Venjix!]]
** On that note, that would explain the need for his underlings to look up and suggest villains to bring back with the reanimizer. [[spoiler:Evox is not from this dimension.]]
* Evox's true identity as [[spoiler: Venjix]] is subtly hinted at all the way back in Season 1's "Evox's Revenge" when Evox orders Blaze Avatar to "return to ''your'' Earth dimension" - suggesting that Evox is not actually from the main Earth dimension. Also in "The Cybergate Opens" when Evox is about to take over what eventually becomes Steel's body, he gloats about how he's going to take control of this "''new'' and mighty body" - the "new" implying that Evox has had a physical body before.

* [[spoiler: Unlike the last time Venjix was created and set his goal in motion, he doesn't succeed as Evox. This is because the main universe has plenty of Power Rangers and is where the Morphin Grid towers are located. He came from a dimension in which there are no other Power Rangers prior to RPM and his creator is a kidnapped and indocrinated child, who was in a project from an organization that doesn't give a damn about murdering their own scientists to keep it's reputation in addition to the lies (They let Venjix become as much of a threat as he was after all) and the fact they got away with it so long implies it was a CrapsachrineWorld long before Venjix took over. The rebirth as Evox happened merely by accident, and in an environment with an organization that is fully good, so when Evox is confirmed to be a threat, they do everything they can to eliminate it with the newest of Power Rangers. On two occasions, they even have help from the originator Dr. K, who has already learnt from the past mistakes.]]

* [[spoiler: Unlike the last time Venjix was created and set his goal in motion, he doesn't succeed as Evox. This is because the main universe has plenty of Power Rangers and is where the Morphin Grid towers are located. He came from a dimension in which there are no other Power Rangers prior to RPM and his creator is a kidnapped and indocrinated child, who was in a project from an organization that doesn't give a damn about murdering their own scientists to keep it's reputation in addition to the lies (They let Venjix become as much of a threat as he was after all) and the fact they got away with it so long implies it was a CrapsachrineWorld long before Venjix took over.

* Scrozzle’s design resembles a ''[[Series/EngineSentaiGoOnger Go-Onger]]'' villain more than any of the villain designs from ''Go-Buster''. [[spoiler: And then we find out he works for Venjix, the villain of the ''Go-Onger'' adaptation, and it makes sense.]]

* Evox's true identity as [[spoiler: Venjix]] is subtly hinted at all the way back in Season 1's "Evox's Revenge" when Evox orders Avatar Blaze to "return to ''your'' Earth dimension" - suggesting that Evox is not actually from the main Earth dimension. Also in "The Cybergate Opens" when Evox is about to take over what eventually becomes Steel's body, he gloats about how he's going to take control of this "''new'' and mighty body" - the "new" implying that Evox has had a physical body before.
* Scrozzle’s design resembles a [[Series/EngineSentaiGoOnger Go-Onger]] villain more than any of the villain designs from ''Go-Buster''. [[spoiler: And then we find out he works for Venjix, the villain of the ''Go-Onger'' adaptation, and it makes sense.]]

* Scrozzle’s design resembles a [[Series/Engine Sentai Go-Onger Go-Onger]] villain more than any of the villain designs from ''Go-Buster''. [[spoiler: And then we find out he works for Venjix, the villain of the ''Go-Onger'' adaptation, and it makes sense.]]

* Why didn't Evox suggest Venjix (Someone who ACTUALLY destroyed the world) as a subject of the reanimizer? [[spoiler: Cause he is Venjix!]]
* Evox's true identity as [[spoiler: Venjix]] is subtly hinted at all the way back in Season 1's "Evox's Revenge" when Evox orders Avatar Blaze to "return to '''your Earth dimension'''" - suggesting that Evox is not actually from the main Earth dimension. Also in "The Cybergate Opens" when Evox is about to take over what eventually becomes Steel's body, he gloats about how he's going to take control of this "'''new''' and mighty body" - the "new" implying that Evox has had a physical body before.

* Why didn't Evox suggest Venjix (Someone who ACTUALLY destroyed the world) as a subject of the reanimizer? [[spoiler: Cause Venjix is still alive!]]

* Gamerdrone's Morph-X Drain Dome makes sense with the video game motif of boss battles having a ticking clock element that makes puts your player characters at risk. It also emulates a boss arena.
* Why does Robo Blaze look very different from Blaze Avatar while Robo Roxy's real difference between her avatar counterpart is just the color? That's because Roxy Avatar was destroyed first, which could give Scrozzle more time to reconstruct her data. She was also destroyed in a rather "clean" manner, which could help things along. Contrast that to Blaze Avatar's destruction, which happened during the assault at Evox's base, in the middle of a massive Morph-X tower explosion. It's a real miracle that Scrozzle could even recover his data.

* Why does Robo Blaze look very different from Avatar Blaze while Robo Roxy's real difference between her avatar counterpart is just the color? That's because Avatar Roxy was destroyed first, which could give Scrozzle more time to reconstruct her data. She also got destroyed in a rather "clean" manner, which could help things along. Contrast that to Avatar Blaze's destruction, which happened during the assault at Evox's base, in the middle of a massive Morph-X tower explosion. It's a real miracle that Scrozzle could even recover his data.

* Gamerdrone's Morph-X Drain Dome makes sense with the video game motif of boss battles having a ticking clock element that makes puts your player characters at risk.