Review Time:
5 things about this episode
Warning: there are flashing/colourful/other effects
Storyline: it is good; it knows what it
is doing from beginning to end and sticks to the plan.
Serpentera is like the Death Star: massively powerful and has the capabilities to wipe out planets; but
of what I can see it has one ever so slightly tiny design flaw like the Death
Star, which if it is a small trip and a quick destruction of a planet and an
alien race; Lord Zedd and Goldar [the pilot of Serpentera] should have no
worries getting home to the Moon.
But if it requires a long distance or a long battle or both Serpentera
is going to quickly and eventually stop working, because he goes through his
power supply way too quickly which could leave him vulnerable to an attack, if
they are not able to escape and return to the Moon on the remaining of his
power supply at that time [if it should happen/before I receive any backlash
from the Star Wars community, yes I know that the design flaw was purposely
built in by Galen Erso.]
Spaceship: yes when you see this episode
I am fully aware that the movement of this spaceship is cheesy, but it is good
cheese. I do like everything to do with this spaceship, so this art is
imaginative.
Bloopers: I have never seen this done
before or I must have forgotten it because I don't remember it; but I am going
to still see it as a blooper because it makes no sense Billy/The Blue Power
Ranger destroys the first monster in this episode with his Blade Blaster, so
Lord Zedd's meant to be more powerful/his monsters are meant to be more
powerful than Rita Repulsa and her monsters all I am going to say is this;
"It looks like it; Not!"
The second blooper is really obvious; Adam says "It's morphing
time!" Which is absolutely fine; But I am positive that someone had chosen
the wrong camera shot/angle, because usually when any of the Power Rangers in
their civilian attire say these legendary words, the camera shot is straight on
or straight angle, but in this case Adam is looking at I think where the camera
should have been and not where it is; so he isn't doing anything wrong to be
fair to him; he is just getting on with his work so all credit to him.
Finally why have all The Power Rangers removed their helmets to say
goodbye to the Bookala when where they are anyone could see them and possibly
identify them? This seems like an unnecessary risk to me.
This episode receives: 6/10, this episode
is good; this is a pleasant yet slightly different episode to what we are used
to seeing. But at least the standard of these episodes are stabilizing around
this mark now.
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