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- ...with the villain from the Gokaiger season attacking Earth or even better the reshot Legend War
- To elaborate, US Buredoran is revealed to be the emissary for US Zangyack, which detects his failure and sweeps down to clean up, prompting all PR alumni who's guest starred so far to contact all past Rangers, leading into the US Legend War.
- And the final shot of the season will be the energy wave flying through space fading away and a certain red ship is seen flying by.
- Since the second half of Megaforce will supposedly be using Gokaiger footage, the Legend War may be the finale for the first half.
- Confirmed by Rangercrew
- Officially confirmed. We end with footage of the Armada beginning their invasion, and the Rangers attempting to avoid the attack.
- To elaborate, US Buredoran is revealed to be the emissary for US Zangyack, which detects his failure and sweeps down to clean up, prompting all PR alumni who's guest starred so far to contact all past Rangers, leading into the US Legend War.
- probably jossed as the final episode of Super megaforce has been said to use footage from The Great Legend War.
- Confirmed as it partially uses the Zangyack invasion footage.
- Probably jossed, as Fandom VIP Fury Diamond has reported that Gosei Green will not make an appearance in either season of Megaforce.
- Definitely jossed. Robo Knight is the sole 6th ranger. (Until Super Megaforce, when Orion arrives. Robo Knight is still absent for most of that season though.)
- Supported by the use of Gosei Great in the same context as the sentai.
- Jossed by the fact that the premise is at least different. It may adapt episode plots whole-sale, but the show already isn't just straight up Goseiger.
- While some of the episode plot points are borrowed from Goseiger, this looks like it is being averted.
- Jossed by the fact that the premise is at least different. It may adapt episode plots whole-sale, but the show already isn't just straight up Goseiger.
- We've seen with Deker that censor-unfriendly stuff must change and they're capable of coming up with decent original material when forced. Superhero angels will definitely not fly (no pun intended) with Moral Guardians, so the Goseigers' origin will have to change.
- And change it did. They used a Recycled Script, the premiere episode, Mega Mission, is practically a remake of Day of the Dumpster, the first ever episode in the franchise. So far, not all that original. Too early to say "jossed" though.
- The more recent episodes show that it will be very much not a Goseiger dub, and not just surgical strikes on non-censor-friendly moments.
- Jossed, Gosei is a giant Gosei Morpher!
- Nope, he explicitly states that he's a pupil of Zordon left behind on Earth to help protect it in case of emergencies.
- Jossed, episode summaries show that the second form is a power up of the first, and the third form is Unwilling Roboticisation. The fourth form apparently is out completely.
- Jossed again: The fourth form is briefly seen during the intro.
- This would actually make a lot of sense. Since the Megaforce rangers aren't Gosei Angels, and Gosei Angels don't exist in Megaforce, this would naturally mean that Vrak isn't one either unlike his Sentai counterpart, Buredoran. However, if they still want to have Vrak's character stick fairly close to Buredoran, then making him an evil former ranger would achieve a nearly identical effect to Buredoran being a fallen Gosei Angel.
- Jossed. It's already been revealed that Vrak has a brother — and fans are guessing that it's Gokaiger's Disc-One Final Boss, Warz Gill.
- RoboKnight is exactly the same as Gosei Knight, only more robotic than Gosei Knight in terms of voice acting.
- Jossed, Datas is absent.
- To be precise, instead of Datas (and Navi), Tensou takes the role as the robotic assistant.
- Confirmed; they are played as homage to the original Rangers.
- Jossed Gokaiger is a part of Megaforce
- Actually they better have Bulk and Skull in this, other than Tommy those two have been there since the very beginning so it would make sense if they did show up. But I got a better WMG... Since "Super Megaforce" is the American Version of Gokaiger, just what if (work with me here) just what if... Bulk, Skull, and Spike ever found the Ranger Keys... and accidentally morphed using them? I guess Bulk will FINALLY become a Blue Ranger, Skull will FINALLY become a Black Ranger, and Spike would be whatever Ranger Key he gets his hand on.
- Jossed. Never happened and no "what if". Once jokes (in a lovable way), they will always be jokes.
- I was thinking the exact same thing. Furthermore, I've had the idea that the new rangers could be "apprentices" of sort to the original rangers. Red could have been taught how to fight at Jason's karate dojo, likewise with Yellow and Trini's mantis kung fu; Black could possibly do the same with Zack's hip hop-kido. Pink would naturally learn gymnastics under Kimberly. Finally, Blue would study at a university on Aquitar (a water themed world!) founded by Billy.
- GoseiKnight will be the Phantom Ranger, because the writers really wanted to give him a backstory.
- Reviving Zordon is a terrible idea.
- (Second Poster): Yeah, I was kinda iffy on that, too... but we do know that Zordon had a family. Actually, it wouldn't even have to be his family member; anyone could be trapped in a time warp.
- Jossed. Gosei was mentored by Zordon, Datas is absent, a different robot called Tensou appears instead (so, not an Alpha unit), and the show is set in Harwood County.
- Because Angel Grove's triumphant return is best saved for the Gokaiger adaptation. What with the very stock footage from that season being about homages to the past.
- From what we know about Gokaiger, though, it doesn't seem like its adaption would have a single, central setting. I'd think it would be more like Operation Overdrive. Besides that, however, they could both take place in Angel Grove.
- In Gokaiger they mostly stuck to one city.
- From what we know about Gokaiger, though, it doesn't seem like its adaption would have a single, central setting. I'd think it would be more like Operation Overdrive. Besides that, however, they could both take place in Angel Grove.
- Also Angel Grove would probably be best for an angel-themed Sentai adaptation.
- Except that Saban has eschewed the angel aspect for Megaforce.
- Jossed; the show takes place at Harwood County High School.
- Angel Grove will be mentioned.
- You know, with a little creativity, one can easily change the past powers motif from Keys to Cards. But with the current staff on board, it's unlikely.
- It would be an easy way to avoid having to adapt the pre-Power Rangers Sentai from Gokaiger...
- That could make the cheap cut-and-paste adaption of Shinkenger make a lot more sense...
- Partial confirmation, they actually used both Gokaiger and Goseiger footage in the first episode. So it is a hybrid.
- Jossed. He'll apparently be called RoboKnight.
- The problem is, adapting Gokaiger without the crossover elements would require all-new zords for everything but the main 5 and the sixth ranger's ones, and mostly new combat footage. There really aren't enough Gokaiger elements without the crossovery bits.
- Hence why they might have to do Goseiger if they decide to keep the crossover elements separate.
- Gokaiger will be used for Season 2 of Megaforce!
- See above — Gokaiger will be adapted for Season 2 of Megaforce.
- And the "no legend war" thing is jossed.
- Either to the original 5 characters (Jameson, Will, Zatch, Trina, and Kimi), or their actors (Austin, Dave, Walter, Thuy, and Amy).
- Jossed. The names are, respectively, Troy, Noah, Jake, Gia and Emma.
- I have nothing to base this on, but... please?
- Megaforce might be the definitive name, so jossed.
- Definitely Jossed
- Megaforce might be the definitive name, so jossed.
- YMMV.
- That sounds like a better gag for Power Rangers: Special Ops (Akiba Blue's bear panties notwithstanding). Bonus points if these proto-suits end up having to be used for an ep.
- Very unlikely
- Jossed. Akibaranger is unofficial anyway.
- Confirmed with the first episode's very first scene having Troy dreaming about the War while asleep on the school bus. Some time in episode 8, Troy narrates the details of his dreams to his teammates when they talk about Robo Knight.
- Or they'll just adapt Go-Busters in 2015, that wait they don't split up a season between two channels.
- With Saban inking a deal with Nickelodeon to air Digimon Fusion, Power Rangers might not be going anywhere.
- Utterly jossed. Vortexx is dead.
- Alternatly, the Super Gosei powers show up during 11-20, go away to make room for Gokaiger suits, only to make a return around the time the Zangack Emperor pops up and somehow get converted/folded into a set of "Super Gokai" modes of some description.
- Jossed, it's due to be introduced in episode 11, so it is a mid-season upgrade.
- Most likely Jossed, according to Fandom VIP Fury Diamond's sources as Gosei Green will be absent from both seasons of Megaforce
- Jossed. Robo Knight is both like Ninjor (no human form shown) and is the 6th Ranger of Megaforce and Gosei Green is not adapted.
- Confirmed. Vrak says that he's alien royalty in episode 2, and it's been confirmed behind the scenes that he's the brother of Warz Gill, Gokaiger's Disc-One Final Boss (and thus, presumably, son of the Big Bad).
- Jossed, unfortunately. Unlike Gokaiger, Super Megaforce does not do tributes, only "unlock powers".
2) Going from Goseiger to Gokaiger involves completely switching Zord sets, so there's no need to keep Gosei Ground's head around.
3) Robo Knight is (presumably) a robot, the demise of which isn't as taboo as killing humans (Just ask Cliffjumper... )
4) Gosei Knight has an out-of-power/presumed-dead sequence near the end of Goseiger which would be absolutely perfect for killing Robo Knight off.
- Seemingly jossed for the time being. In the last episode of Megaforce, he lost consciousness due to the mentioned out-of-power sequence, but was nowhere to be found after the battle, and signs pointed to him regaining enough power to drag himself to safety. He's missing in action, but presumably still alive.
- Definitely jossed. He's back in the last quarter of Super Megaforce, when they adapt the final arc of Goseiger.
- Or a brunette Yellow. The last one was Z Delgado. (Coincidentally, her team's Pink, Syd, was also a blonde.)
- Jossed.
- If promo pics are correct, Gosei is literally a giant Gosei Morpher which means he made the morphers look like his own face...
- A bit of Fridge Brilliance.
- He does say that he based his appearance on something they'd be familiar with; their Transformation Trinkets. So it could be the other way around just like it is in real life
- Well, he does grant the team the ability to use the powers from '''''Gosei''' Sentai Dairanger'', so there's that.
- He was caught up in the Z Wave, which altered his mind and put him in contact with the Morphin Grid, leaving him to believe he was succeeding Zordon.
- Using his connection to the Morphin Grid, he was able to create the Megaforce powers. Later, when the War Star invasion had stepped up and was preparing to reach Earth, he created the Super Megaforce powers, including the Ranger keys.
- The Legend Rangers are hallucinations created by the Morphin Grid to provide the Rangers with information Gosei cannot give them (due to not possessing such knowledge).
- There are actually more Ranger teams operating on Earth than Gosei knows, which he created keys for while thinking they were alien teams. Thus the appearance of some of the pre-Zyu Sentai suits.
- Jossed. Gosei is not delusional and is a pupil to Zordon. He did create the Megaforce and Super Megaforce powers, however, and the Legendary Rangers are real. And of course, there are other Ranger teams that even Zordon himself does not know of which means Gosei himself does not know as much.
- The TCG element of this has been confirmed and there was a comment that said that the cards allow the rangers to "morph into different things", when they were only used for morphing into the rangers in Goseiger. While we don't know for sure if the morphing will include turning into previous Rangers, this looks pretty likely.
- The Goseiger/Megaforce cards have the ability to transform into different Rangers complete with the weapons and possibly powers like the Ranger Keys if needed to. After all, Goseiger is mainly about miracles. However, they are not shown having the ability to do so in order to avoid the department of redundancy.
- Jossed. They are quite evil, alright. But they are no United Alliance of Evil.
- Confirmed; Troy is a lot like Jason and is seen practicing martial arts when Gosei summons him.
- To be precise, Troy shares the same optimism like Alata and some personality of Captain Marvelous.
- That actually sounds quite cute, even if I still want Gokai Silver's counterpart to be female.
- Robo Knight and Orion are two separate individuals.
- Seeing as how the White Ranger powers have been destroyed and unusable since the end of MMPR season 3, It seems more likely that we'd see Tommy using his Red Zeo Ranger powers in such a scene, since he still has them as far as we know. We probably will see the White Ranger powers eventually, though more likely part of a "restoring past ranger powers" plot.
- The great legend war defies that logic so most likely the white ranger powers will be not explained of handwaved.
- Well, Emma's an environmentalist rather than a valley girl, Jake's a soccer player rather than a dancer, and Troy's new in town. Though, as one would say, we will see.
- Troy is a combination of Jason (stoic) and Tommy (New kid, loner) as well as sharing their passion for martial arts. Billy and Noah are both the team genius. Both Zack and Jake are the Rangers that like to have. Gia takes Trini's Jack of All Stats and raises it to The Ace levels. Emma shares Kimberly's role as the girly girl of the team.
- Nick Russell wasn't the first new in town ranger — so was Tommy.
- Well, they have already used footage of Ryuuranger fighting in the Legend War...
- Trailers seem to present the Dairanger suits, meaning they will show up somehow.
- Confirmed: They used the Dairanger suits in episode two of Super Megaforce. No explanation for them yet, except that they've never been seen before on Earth.
- Jossed.
- Jossed.
- Alternatively, if Tensou isn't actually a robot, he'll become the GokaiSilver counterpart in the second half of the season, his hyper personality being explained as, like Gai, finally getting to live his dream of being a Power Ranger.
- Second part definitely jossed.
- All of this had been jossed so hard.
What? Noone said these needed to be plausible, Wild Mass Guessing.
- For the record, jossed. He's identified in the second part of his introductory arc.
- Jossed!
- Jossed - Skull (or, for that matter, Bulk) doesn't appear in Megaforce/Super Megaforce at all.
- Jossed. They go to Super Megaforce suits before transforming and Green turns into RPM Green, while Pink turns into RPM Black. Kinda funny considering Emma and Dillon's respective characterizations.
- Jossed.
- Confirmed.
- Compounding with the above WMG, this merging will also make room for the Titanium Ranger in the Gold Mode armor in Super Megaforce.
- Both jossed.
- Jossed, Basco wasn't even used.
- This one would actually have been confirmed if they had adapted Basco, since Kei himself had expressed an interest in playing the role. It's a pity they didn't, since they pretty much wasted gift-wrapped full-team morphs into In Space and Lightspeed Rescuenote .
- Jossed
- Or he's an original character but still was once selected to be a ranger. (Aka Red perhaps?)
- Most likely jossed, as Gosei is said to have been placed there long ago.
- Well, the team does end up using the powers of Dengeki Sentai Changeman, Hikari Sentai Maskman, Chikyuu Sentai Fiveman, and Gosei Sentai Dairanger, and Choushinsei Flashman despite them not having Power Rangers counterparts, so that might confirm this one.
- They might reveal them to be actual Ranger teams before MMPR that we've never known before until now.
- Or alien teams sent to help; there is a precedent.
- Jossed on them using pre-MMPR teams. They had TOEI refilm the Legend War for Power Ranger teams only. They used the actual Gokaiger footage because they hadn't received the Power Rangers Legend War edition yet. We also have pictures of all the PR teams together.
- Subverted. They didn't bother to hide the pre-Zyu teams, four of them plus Dairanger ended up being used.
- Most likely jossed. It's reported that Vrak is his brother, so it's likely they will use the same suit as there is some resemblance.
- Yes, jossed.
- Jossed by commericals.
- Something like the great treasure — perhaps maybe it got used this time.
- How about a guest appearance once the team gain the ability to transform into past rangers? Then we have the perfect setup as the core five can each use one of Tommy's past powers. For example:
- Troy: Green Ranger
- Noah: White Ranger
- Jake: Black Dino Ranger
- Gia: Red Zeo Ranger
- Emma: Red Turbo Ranger
- This is slightly more likely than one might think, Jason David Frank has posted some pictures on the net of him wearing a new rangers helmet... but it's not that of Robo Knight, but rather of Gokai Silver! Which really first regarding powers, it makes him the Sixth Ranger of all Sixth rangers if it's true. Of course, it's also entirely possible that JDF is trolling.
- He's also seen posing with a Gosei Morpher and also seen pointing to a picture of Gokaiger, so It's either that or he' dropping hints or both while at the same time denying he's been signed to appear in Super Megaforce.
- Tommy appearance is CONFIRMED! He'll cameo at some point during Super Megaforce.
- Yep, episode 20, Legendary Battle.
- Tommy appearance is CONFIRMED! He'll cameo at some point during Super Megaforce.
- Even more so with Super Megaforce. And confirmed.
- Jossed - Go-Busters wasn't adapted; we got a Kyoryuger adaptation after Super Megaforce; and even if they had planned on going back at some point, the Go-Busters monster suits weren't made to last.
- Jossed. He's a pupil of Zordon.
- Jossed.
Production wise, the actual costume used for Zedd will be the Thrax suit with heavy modification.
- If Lord Zedd comes back, what will they do with Akudos Gill?
- Moot point, as this WMG is jossed before you even typed it. We saw Zedd get turned into a human by the Z-Wave in Countdown to Destruction.
- In the Power Rangers Super Legends Game he stated to have been turned back to evil and his original form
- For the game, he became evil again but in the show itself what happened Zedd after he became human was never really established, unless he's helping out Rita with her new job as the Mystic Mother.
- Jossed, no past villains.
- Moot point, as this WMG is jossed before you even typed it. We saw Zedd get turned into a human by the Z-Wave in Countdown to Destruction.
- It's being reported Gosei Green will not appear in either season of Megaforce.
- Definitely jossed. He was just a civilian.
- Although they did eventually release a Gosei Green Ranger Key, confirming that he had a Dolphin as his animal.
- Troy is the son of Jason
- Noah is Zack's son
- Jake is TBD
- Gia is Billy's daughter
- Emma is Kimberly's daughter
- Additionally, Andrew Hartford made Robo Knight.
- The "Andrew Hartford made Robo Knight" thing is jossed; Gosei created him.
- Or he'll be Green, and get taken out by a Knight of Cerebus.
- Jossed; Green won't appear.
- He's a ranger fanboy. If he's not US!Gai, I'll throw a brick.
- Get ready to throw brick
- Jossed; auditions for a Silver Ranger were held after the first season wrapped.
- Not entirely; its possible his actor auditioned for the role, just like anyone else at the time.
- Jossed because we know who got the part its not Jordan's actor
- Jossed; in the first episode, Jake spent $20 (he didn't fret about not getting his change back on the account of Gosei teleporting him) on soft serve ice cream.
- Vrak's final form.
- Black Cross King.
- Akudos Gill.
- Jossed - no past villains.
- Wait, what?
- The dates don't add up - jossed.
- You got the cliffhanger part right at least, just not the details.
- And also to cause a Tear Jerker when Blue realizes that Robo Knight is unable to be saved and that he will have to destroy his former friend.
- Or a Heartwarming Moment when Blue succeeds in saving Robo Knight.
- New info has come out saying that he will be returning partway through the second season, whether as himself or his key being used by Silver is not 100% clear, but it makes him being saved if he does become Barizorg seem more likely.
- Two things,:
- Wouldn't the other Rangers be equally as determined to get him back if he was Robo Knight?
- An episode description has Robo Knight and Noah working together to save the others, and with Noah's fascination with technology/robots he could strike up a friendship with RK that way.
- If it follows the Gokaiger footage closely this would make Noah the first Ranger to destroy/kill another Ranger.
- Wouldn't the other Rangers be equally as determined to get him back if he was Robo Knight?
- Initial guess confirmed. Robo Knight returns... but it's Vrak who's taken control of him, as they adapt the final arc of Goseiger.
- Jossed, however, regarding the prediction for him becoming the Barizog counterpart.
- He worked as a consultant for the government, helping Lightspeed develop their morphing technology
- He helped Tommy make the Dino Thunder powers and zords
- He's been helping SPD start setting up their local outpost, although its still minor for now
- He helped Udonna configure the mystic powers to be more user-friendly and Ranger-y than the more study-intensive traditional sorcery used in the previous Mystic Realm conflict
- He was the one who provided Andrew Hartford with the technology and power sources to make the Overdrive morphers
- He was the one RJ got the Jungle Fury morphers from, albeit via a guy who knew a guy who had an uncle
- Although Troy's lack of a backstory means that ti's possible that Troy did experience these events, the real problem is the lack of a Canadian accent from Troy.
- Jossed.
- Jossed, it's a normal episode.
- Seems to be jossed Gokai silver suit was spotted with the Goseiger suits.
- Definitely jossed. The powers existed independently.
- Possibly confirmed via the Lengendary morpher toy.
- Confirmed as of episode 1 of Super. They even go as far as yelling out the old team's Morphing Calls. (They shout "Magical source, mystic force!" when changing into the Mystic Force rangers, for instance.) But they don't do it consistently. Which is sad.
- Liveman, Changeman, Maskman, Dairanger, Goggle V, Flashman, and Fiveman.
- Keys from three of those listed, Dairanger, Maskman, and Flashman, have been see on Super Megaforce so far.
- This is possibly supported by other teams not mentioned above, being cut out such as Turbo Ranger, Sun vulcan, and Gorenger.
- Somewhat confirmed at least 12 maybe 13 past rangers have been confirmed to appear in person.
- In a way, Jossed. We had cameos all right, but before the finale, they were restricted to two episodes, and in each only one past Ranger appeared. None of which reappeared (not unmorphed at least) in the Legendary Battle.
- It's not THE Lord Zedd, but the evil that was purged out by the Zordon wave, and manifested into its own entity.
- Jossed.
- That would be pretty cool. And then GokaiSilver's suit could be used for a renegade evil Ranger who joins the Megaforce Rangers in order to make up for what he did in the past.
- Somewhat confirmed as they will be secondary powers for the Megaforce rangers and not their main suits.
- Jossed, Vrak is related to the Zangyack Emperor. Robogog is an ambassador of the villains of Super megaforce called the Messenger
- This would require Gosei Green, or rather, Megaforce Green to be an established character, and it would only be necessary if they wanted to make use of the Gokai Blue/Barizorg fight scene footage from Gokaiger. At the moment, we're not even sure if a Megaforce Green exists, nor do we know if any of the core 5 Gokaiger suits will appear.
- Most likely jossed, as sources say Gosei Green will not be adapted.
- Most likely jossed as he was seen on the prince's flagship before even getting to earth. Its unlikely he's Robo Knight.
- Jossed - Robo Knight and Barizog are separate characters.
- My theory is that the pre-Zyuranger teams will be Ranger teams from other planets (with the exception for Choujin Sentai Jetman, unless alien planets have animals similar to birds).
- Or the Jetman Rangers are created by the US government expressly to fight off the oncoming invasion (much like Lightspeed Rescue).
- Jossed, minus Dairanger all pre Power ranger teams have been confirmed to not be included Dairanger is Unconfirmed
- Unjossed the confirmation was incorrect
- Jossed.
- EP 1: Episodes 1, 2, 199 Heroes (199 for the legend war): After losing their zords to an invading force, the Megaforce Rangers learn just how important the Power Rangers are from a mysterious child.
- Jossed.
- Samurai Tribute: Episode 11,12,2. The Rangers are confronted by a young man named Spike who wants to make his dad and uncle proud by becoming a samurai, and at the same time, a Power Ranger.
- Jossed, they meet Jayden and Mentor Jii instead.
- EP 2: Episode 3: The rangers learn a magical lesson from a man on a motorcycle.
- The Magiranger tribute wasn't used, so jossed.
- EP 3: Episodes 4, 5 (4 for the Gokai-Oh fail): The Rangers help a stranded Bridge return to the future (They used Bridge the last time there was an anniversary team up).
- Jossed
- EP 4: Episodes 4, 6, 7 (6 for partial fight): Emma and Jake bond when taught by the next ranger, meanwhile Noah goes through his own training.
- The two episodes are separate, however these events did happen.
- EP 5: Episodes 9, 11: After learning of the Animarium, the rangers meet a mysterious man who can talk to animals (11 to set up a cliffhanger)
- Jossed. They don't meet Cole.
- EP 6: Episodes 11, 12: The rangers are confronted by a samurai, Noah falls for her.
- Jossed, Jayden was used, not Lauren.
- EP 7: Episodes 15, 16: A old classmate of Troy comes to town but he has a dark secret
- Jossed, Basco not adapted.
- EP 8: Episodes 14, 39: While at a baseball game between Harwood County High and Angel Grove High, the Rangers meet a legend who offers them two powers.
- TJ? He appears in the finale, but not in the Carranger episode. The Megaranger tribute wasn't adapted. Jossed.
- EP 9: Episodes 17, 18, 19: Jordan returns and a new ranger appears.
- Jossed.
- EP 10: Episodes 20: Far, far away deep in space, a worm hole opens on Earth, stranding the rangers on Mirinoi.
- Jossed. Gingaman tribute not adapted.
- EP 11: Episodes 21, 199: The rangers have to help a past ranger stop one of his biggest adversaries from returning.
- Jossed, Boukenger tribute episode not adapted.
- EP 12: Episodes 23, 24: Emma and Gia help an EMT while the boys come across an old face.
- EMT? Dana? Again, appears in finale but episode wasn't adapted, so jossed.
- EP 13: Episodes 25, 26: The Rangers are attacked by ninjas.
- Jossed.
- EP 14: Episodes 29, 30, Goseiger footage: While at a soccer game the rangers are confronted by an old friend turned foe.
- Robo Knight? Jossed.
- EP 15/16: Episodes 35, 36, 37, 38: The Megaforce rangers have been learning what it means to every team what it meant to be a ranger now it’s time they learned what it means to them, and a final showdown with an old friend.
- Jossed.
- EP 17: Episodes 31,32,41,42,43: The rangers deal with more then they can handle when one of the generals and (Basco) attack at the same time as the Emperor takes command himself.
- Jossed
- EP 18: Episode 40,45,46,: A message from Time Force leads the Megaforce Rangers to a morphing master and the rangers get their final two powers.
- Jossed. Timeranger and Kakuranger tributes not adapted, nor were the greater powers.
- EP 19: Episodes 47, 48: It's time for Troy's final showdown with US!Basco, but he has his own team of Rangers! (Gokaiger suits used)
- EP 20: Episodes 49, 50, 199: The aliens are invading, the Rangers are cut off from Gosei, Tensou, and Kaizoku (Navi). In their darkest hour, the rangers will shine brighter then ever.
- No cut off. No Navi. But not really jossed, as they team up with every ranger ever and then some!
- Halloween: Ghost Ship movie: The Rangers are pulled into the Shadow World where they must get through defeated villains to escape.
- Jossed, no halloween special this year.
- Christmas: Episode 44: The Rangers help a pair of sisters after aliens wreck their Christmas celebration plans.
- Jossed, no Christmas special either.
- It'll be the end, see, instead of the Megaforce Rangers trying to get the Keys for themselves, they'll be doing it so that they can restore the powers of every Ranger team in the galaxy so that they can combat the massive invasion Troy sees coming in his visions.
- Confirmed. The Mega War is the season finale.
- Unfortunately, that's looking doubtful as the current "season" is on hiatus for the time being, stuck at Episode 9, with about 11 episodes to go. The promise of new episodes coming "later this year" would indicate a return in August at the earliest or the fall season at the latest, therefore it would be impossible to have the Super Megaforce premiere land on that particular date.
- Jossed Super Megaforce is confirmed to start airing early 2014
- Jossed.
- Jossed - they kept the theme from Megaforce, but did change the opening visuals.
- Jossed. Gosei gave them the powers, and they still have their old mecha - they just aren't using them at the moment.
- Jossed - Gosei Green wasn't adapted.
- Sadly, Jossed.
- Jossed Cameron Jebo will reportedly play the silver ranger and Blake Foster will not cameo in Megaforce due to disagreements with Saban.
- Some ways to fix this:
- Kendrix was Back from the Dead at the end of Power Rangers Lost Galaxy so she can take back Galaxy Pink - Karone becomes Space Pink so Cassie goes back to Turbo Pink
- Tommy's brother David Trueheart becomes Zeo Red
- Problem, Eric Frank (his actor) passed away in 2001
- Turbo's second lineup is reinstated and Andros leads an Original Generation team of Space Rangers
- Karone is cameoing as Galaxy Pink, there's no reason for David to be a Ranger when he never was before, Cassie and TJ are appearing as their Space Rangers.
- And now that the finale has aired, it seems that in the Legendary War, Justin and the Robot Rangers represent Turbo, while Tommy is seen with his Mighty Morphin Green Powers (despite his legend image earlier showing him as the White Ranger), while his other forms are absent.
- Jossed, the Super Megaforce Rangers only fight for about 20 minutes before a final 5 minute skirmish backed up by the past Rangers.
- It has been confirmed that Tommy will at least be appearing as the White Ranger as well, although the exact details are unknown (JDF says he only wore the Green Ranger suit himself).
- JDF wore the Green Ranger suit but is introduced earlier in the episode as the White Ranger. Possibly a reference to Return of the Green Ranger.
- It has been confirmed that Tommy will at least be appearing as the White Ranger as well, although the exact details are unknown (JDF says he only wore the Green Ranger suit himself).
- Confirmed for the final episode. A few individual Rangers from past series get non-suit appearances, with a few other taking their helmets off while in-suit.
...Otherwise, it's just because I think Captain Marvelous is awesome, and damn it I want him to have a true Ranger counterpart...
- Alteratively...
- Well, the Andros bit is confirmed, he's an alien named Orion. Basically, they flipped the backstories of Gai and the core five Gokaigers!
- Jossed.
- Robi Knight confirmed as returning in episode 16, having been captured by Vrak. But no word on his having form-changes.
- While it would be a good opportunity to give a nice finale to the series, it seems unlikely. Saban paid a lot of money to get Power Rangers back from Disney and while Samurai didn't impress a lot of older fans it apparently drew in a lot of new kids. I doubt Saban will be giving the series up as long as it makes money.
- Properly jossed now. Saban's contract with Nickelodeon has been extended to 2016, so it looks like a Go-Busters adaptation has been confirmed. Maybe even a Kyoryuger adaptation, if Nick doesn't keep doing the two year split thing.
- Go-busters is being skipped over and Kyoryuger has been officially announced as Power Rangers Dino Charge
- Why would it be racist for Jake to be a red ranger? He's a South Asian Indian, not a Native American. Not to mention they had a Native American red ranger twice (granted, it was the same guy, but he still stayed in the position for two seasons).
- Already Jossed; the first preview shows the team going all Red.
- Other than the all-Red transformation, confirmed. While ones such as the all-pink transformation make sense (since that featured some rangers that do not have PR counterparts), one has to wonder why we didn't get an all-black morph...
- Jossed.
- The lady could've been referring to the Grinders sentai counterparts, who did show up in seasons other than their own: in the team up with Shinkenger the following year and another appearance during Gokaiger.
- Confirmed.
- The lady could've been referring to the Grinders sentai counterparts, who did show up in seasons other than their own: in the team up with Shinkenger the following year and another appearance during Gokaiger.
- Jossed The silver ranger is named Orion. Jebo has been seen in an official still with the rangers. Frank wouldn't have had time to shoot more than an episode due to his tour schedule.
- Confirmed for him being in SM, jossed for him being in his Mechazord form.
- And maybe during the Transformation sequence, the entire MMPR theme plays as every team morphs (granted with stock footage which will be explained in the theory below).
- Jossed.
- Jossed! Unless Rita Repulsa or Lord Zedd is revealed to be related to the Gill family in a later season, the Gill family does not know about Zordon's existance at all.
- Jossed. The only skirts she wears are the ones on her ranger suits.
- — Orion: I had visions of the Rangers before I was born. Everything after the Dark Specter incident is all a blur, though.
- Jossed.
- Jossed.
- Jossed; Argus seems to have been working for Prince Vekar for quite some time, and RoboKnight has only been gone a short while.
- Alternatively, the Super Mega keys were created from all of the past Legendary keys. E.g All of the past Red keys make up the Red Super Mega key. But since not every team had a black ranger, the green and black keys were grouped together. And since there were more green rangers than black ones, the resulting key ended up being green.
- Jossed.
- They didn't, but the show said they did. SPD SWAT Mode, Mystic Legend Mode, Jungle Fury Master Mode, Shark Attack Samurai, and Ultra Megaforce mode are NOT Battlizers, Saban!
- Wouldn't that make him the Mighty Morphin' White Ranger?
- Not necessarily. Just because Kibaranger was the sixth Dairanger, doesn't mean the White Ranger has to be connected to these new rangers. The matching mouth plates and belt buckles could just be a coincidence
- Nope, jossed - they never give an explanation for the Dairangers aside from them being "Powers Never Before Seen on Earth".
- Not necessarily. Just because Kibaranger was the sixth Dairanger, doesn't mean the White Ranger has to be connected to these new rangers. The matching mouth plates and belt buckles could just be a coincidence
- Unsurprisingly jossed.
- Behind the scenes pictures have shown that the company has helmets for the Shadow Ranger and White Mystic Ranger so it seems that these suits will be used at some point. Granted, they might only show up for the Mega War and not actually be available as Ranger Keys.
- Jossed - Mystic Force's Wolf Warrior was used, as well as Magna Defender.
- Jossed, it went unexplained despite a six ranger Dairanger change being used.
- Jossed.
- Or he'll reject their attempts and attack one last time causing them to strike the fatal blow
- Jossed - he's identical to his sentai counterpart.
- Jossed, unfortunately.
- The remaining episode titles have been revealed. Vrak's return, and then the Emperor's arrival... confirmed.
- Spirit of the Tiger will retain the Sun Vulcan Change.
- Jossed.
- The All Green Change will be used in Damaras's destruction episode.
- Jossed.
- The Vul Eagle, Blue Mask, Five Yellow, Change Griffon and Green Flash Change will be used for Levira's final battle in what will very likely be episode 19.
- Vul Eagle Jossed - replaced with Mighty Morphin. The other four are confirmed.
- Gokaiger's Final Battle which involved every Sentai Team being changed into in about a 6 minute timespan will be used in Episode 20 Legendary Battle and left untouched.
- Originally jossed, but thanks to the Extended Edition, partially confirmed. They did use that fight, but all the unadapted teams except Dairanger were omitted.
- Himitsu Sentai Gorenger: The Eltar Five- The first Ranger team consisting of Zordon, Gosei, Demitra, and two unnamed Rangers.
- J.A.K.Q. Dengekitai: Royal Flush.
- Choujin Sentai Jetman: Avian Force.
- Gosei Sentai Dairanger: The Thunder Rangers.
- All Jossed. Dairanger is Legendary Squadron, the others didn't show up.
- Remember that in the original Mighty Morphin', Zordon explicitly stated that they were not the first team of Rangers that ever existed, let alone fought on Earth (more or less enforced in the episode where Kimberly went back in time). So, this is very likely.
- We also now know there were Samurai Ranger powers have been passed down through each generation.
- Remember that in the original Mighty Morphin', Zordon explicitly stated that they were not the first team of Rangers that ever existed, let alone fought on Earth (more or less enforced in the episode where Kimberly went back in time). So, this is very likely.
- Orion is Zordon's son:
- He was most likely born either before Zordon became a giant head, or during the time between his departure from Turbo and his capture by the United Alliance of Evil. When the UAE came to his homeworld, he was hidden away to prevent his capture, during that time he most likely trained to become a Ranger. When the Zangyack Empire (or whatever they're called in Power Rangers) invaded the Earth, he got word of it and headed to Earth to assist the Rangers.
- Orion is a reincarnation of Zordon:
- After Zordon was killed at the end of In Space, the leftover energy of the Z-Wave was collected into the Morphing Grid. When the events of Super Megaforce happened, it collected his power into a humanoid form and returned him to Earth. This could explain how he has access to the Sixth Ranger powers, including the ones that were destroyed.
- Going off that last theory, Orion is a reincarnation of Robo-Knight.
- That's why the Rangers haven't been able to find him: he no longer (technically) exists. After his death, he was reborn as a teenager with no memories of his previous life, and fabricated memories of his new ones. However, none of the Rangers (except Troy and Gosei) will realize who he is, and try to keep it a secret from him. During one of the last episodes, he'll transform into Robo Knight and remember who he is.
- Just for fun, Orion occasionally using the Catchphrase from Gokaiger (Hade ni ikuze!) whenever he or the team charges into a fight and claiming it's a saying in his native language.
- He is Billy's son:
- He looks more human because of his father's genes. Billy developed the Super Megaforce morphers and Orion's is a prototype. Aquitar was then attacked by the Armada and Billy was possibly killed.
- His backstory will be a sort of combination of the 5 original Gokaigers.
- Losing his home planet is something shared by all of them but other things like: losing his previous team/being betrayed being taken from Marvelous and seeing it happen right in front of him like Ahim, having survived by being a thief for a while like Luka, getting some of Doc's tech savviness to do his own repairs, and knowing or having a friend that's part of the Armada who helped him escape at some point.
- So far, Orion has Ahim's story, Basco's Free Joker (even though it's not Marvelous, Basco is still a major character in his backstory), and Don's tech savvy. You may technically count stealing from the Armada as Luka's thievery, and thus the only core Gokaiger who he has not have any sort of aspect of back story from is Joe.
- There's debate on if his ship is the Free Joker, some fans have noted the color being off as well as the decorative spikes near the front being wrong.
- Losing his home planet is something shared by all of them but other things like: losing his previous team/being betrayed being taken from Marvelous and seeing it happen right in front of him like Ahim, having survived by being a thief for a while like Luka, getting some of Doc's tech savviness to do his own repairs, and knowing or having a friend that's part of the Armada who helped him escape at some point.
- After the Q-Rex was severely damaged toward the end of Time Force, it was sent back to the future for repairs. During the repair process, it was upgraded to allow for the use of the Ranger Keys, since Time Force undoubtedly knew that the Super Megaforce powers existed. One of those upgrades was to create an additional Time Jet-like mode, as well as the addition of the drill weaponry.
- As for its new color scheme? Lucas decided to play a trick on Eric and have it repainted blue. When Eric found out, he would've reacted exactly the way you'd expect.
- Alternatively, the Q-Rex stayed in the past and was upgraded a some point between the present and the future.
- This appears to be the intention of the show's writers. It's summoned using the Quantum Ranger Key, and the box for the toy explicitly states that it is the Quantasaurus Rex Zord rebuilt, and that Orion "inherited" the Zord from Eric.
- An episode description tells of Levira falling in love with Jake because of a potion or spell and considering that out of the aliens she's seems to be pretty ruthless (like agreeing with Vekar to turn one of their commanders into an unwitting suicide bomber) so she might be forceful or very persistent in her pursuit of Jake. At the end, Jake will apologize to Gia about how he's acted over the past year or so and for not realising sooner that what he was doing was not okay.
- How is Jake's behavior not okay? He's been trying to find a way to ask Gia out, and has tried to get close to her, but he hasn't acted inappropriately
- To be fair, he hasn't technically done anything seriously wrong. Even some actions such as eavesdropping on Emma and Gia's conversation about going to Ernie's so he can follow them there, are a little bit weird. Even if she hasn't out right turned him down, he kind of ought to get the message by now.
- What message? Jake is actively trying to keep his crush on the down-low precisely because he doesn't know if she likes him. Things were awkward enough when they were just classmates, being Rangers together has just made it worse as now he can't risk throwing off their team dynamic if it doesn't work out, or worse, crashes and burns. Sure he does typical "crush" things like offer to carry her books, but he also does that for Emma too and they're clearly on the platonic level.
- Jossed (thankfully). Although Jake does get pointed out for him that he should just ask Gia out.
- How is Jake's behavior not okay? He's been trying to find a way to ask Gia out, and has tried to get close to her, but he hasn't acted inappropriately
- He will either perform a Heroic Sacrifice to stop Vrak, or Vrak will cross the Moral Event Horizon and kill him in front of the Rangers. If it's the latter, Troy will go in an Unstoppable Rage and kill Vrak. After the battle, they will learn that his essential parts have been badly damaged and won't be the same Robo Knight if they repair him. To honor his memory, Orion will use his Ranger Key.
- Confirmed. But.... he's inexplicably alive again in the final episode.
We know from Power Rangers in Space that Zordon was creating Ranger teams on different planets, not just Earth. It would neatly explain why their suits look like white Morphin - Zordon was basing Tommy's second suit on his earlier work.
- Additionally, when the past Rangers showed up, their helmets briefly flashed over their faces. When Tommy first shows up, he saves a kid from a car balancing on the side of a bridge. The White Ranger helmet flashes, and he even uses Saba to get some extra reach. The White Ranger also shows up separate from the Green Ranger during the final fight.
- As an addendum, the Rangers were able to use RPM transformations only because of Professor Cog's presence.
- Along these lines, the Turbo Falcon Zord is a Flawed Prototype that was fully sapient and didn't want to listen to them, so they locked it down there, completely alone, left to only drive around and explore the underground bunker. When Professor Cog showed up, it was happy to see him, despite him being a Venjix creation (and thus its enemy), because he was literally the first person it had seen in YEARS. Turbo Falcon Zord later joined the Rangers because they were nice people, and it wanted out.