As Devon is forced into his first job as a car washer, Blaze enacts a new plan to gain more Morph-X for Evox.
Tropes Used in this episode:
- Bittersweet Ending: Another one, albeit not as bitter as the previous episode. The villains managed to score 300 tons of Morph X off screen and Devon gets fired from the carwash, resulting in his relationship with his father going back to where it started. However, the rangers manage to seize a working Gigadrone that can hopefully give them valuable data and the episode ends on a hopeful note as Devon, while listening to his father publicly praise the Power Rangers, believes that some day his father will learn the truth.
- Continuity Nod:
- Devon is riding an X-Bike in the opening scene.
- One of the pieces of Gigadrone debris comes from the Shoveldrone.
- Ravi mentions that he and Zoey came close to hitting their weakpoints during the first fight with Blaze and Slicertron.
- "Eureka!" Moment: After seeing Betty and Ben's Dogotronic, Nate gets the idea to salvage leftover parts from destroyed Gigadrones in order to reverse engineer them for the Ranger's arsenal.
- Foreshadowing: The head of a certain stag beetle bot from the source material can be seen wheeled past on a cart. Nate blows it off as extra junk that needed to be removed.
- Mythology Gag: The Rangers gain brand new wrist communicators, a trend that was discontinued with In Space and brought back with this show’s predecessor. Even more, their call tone is the classic "Go Go Power Rangers" beeps used with the original communicators.
- Pragmatic Villainy: When Blaze sees the Rangers distracted at the carwash, he breaks their phones and communicators so Commander Shaw can't call them on Robotron attacks. By the time she finds them, Slicertron already collected 300 tons of Morph-X.
