Review Time:
5 things about this episode
Warning: there are flashing/colourful/other effects
Storyline/Bloopers: as you can see
this is the second part of this storyline and it is messy, it does pull itself
together the more you watch of it but there are quite a few bloopers like; to
start [if this makes no sense I'm just putting them in order,] we have
Tommy/The White Power Ranger and the other Power Rangers [minus Rocky/The Red
Power Ranger, because he is instructed by Tommy/The White Power Ranger to go
and take care of this monster which is of a giant size] whilst they take care
of things on the ground, but in this sequence on the ground we only see
Tommy/The White Power Ranger taking on the ground assault [ Z-Putties and
Goldar] with Saba being brought out to do combat with Goldar, where are the
other Power Rangers? When Rocky/The Red Power Ranger is inside his Zord Red
Dragon Thunderzord/Red Dragon Thunderzord: Warrior Mode, the viewers can see
quite clearly in the background; the background is as if the Thunder Megazord
has been brought online and operational and then from out of nowhere the other
four Power Rangers summon their Zords to join Rocky/The Red Power Ranger to
bring the Thunder Megazord online and operational; why didn't they just summon
their Zords together [to bring the Thunder Megazord online and oppression from
the very beginning.]
The next one is how can this carbon copy of the Dragon Thunderzord/Red
Dragon Thunderzord: Warrior Mode with his staff [thanks to this monster for the
previous episode and this one and standing behind this carbon copy] take on the
Thunder Megazord and give it a decent challenge? Common sense dictates the the
Dragon Thunderzord/Red Dragon Thunderzord: Warrior Mode with his staff should
be no challenge for the Thunder Megazord, because it is basically five [the
Thunder Megazord] on one in Zords or five [the Thunder Megazord] on two
including this monster, but she doesn't do much [just to cover my back The
Power Rangers say she is a she so if it is good enough for them; it is good
enough for me.]
On to the next one; I am going to be a little bit vague here because I
don't want to give too much of this episode away, so basically Zordon says
Power Rangers you have to go to this location and destroy this thing but be
warned there are Lord Zedd monsters protecting it, but when we are in this
location there are no monsters here, that's because Lord Zedd hasn't sent any
of them down yet be it Goldar and the Z-Putties or be it when Lord Zedd decides
to send some monsters down as well, so somehow Zordon can see into the future
and then; last blooper the monsters that Lord Zedd sends down via his The
Z-Staff I am sure they are not his monsters to begin with they are Rita
Repulsa's.
The clash of good
vs. evil: we have the Power Rangers faced with having
multiple adversaries to deal with in this one sequence of events; this is good.
Two parter monster: the monster for this two-parter storyline is from an artistic
perspective highly creative as for one example; she has one of those old
Polaroid cameras built into her chest [for the younger generations; a camera
which takes instant physical photographs.]
This episode
receives: 6/10, this episode is good; the more you watch
of this episode the better it gets, so after everything is said and done it
finds itself at this mark.
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