Power Rangers, I wonder..

OUt of cursiousity, in Forever Red, how did Jason get the Tyrranosaurus Morpher, if Rocky was the last to have it?


(I do understand that Zeo the two worked together, but I do not remember anything about Rocky giving him the morpher)
(Of course it could have been off-screen)

 

The Power Rangers weren't exactly accurate compared to the Japanese counterparts (the originals). Don't fret on it too much, I know what its like when your mind gets stuck on an obvious flaw XD

 

they must've met at some point. power rangers regularly do that.

 

Dude that's so old
but that was one of my favorite episodes
but wasn't that whole episode filled with plotholes? I know a couple of those rangers shuoldn't have even had their powers anymore and yet they still did

 

Yeah I realize some of that.


And I do realize that this is a little funny to think. Just it's weird to me. BUt if Rocky was there, I bet he would've been in the Ninja form I guess. whatever

I was just wondering about it.

YOu know, This question comes from a person who has seen the first season, very few episodes of the second season, even fewer episodes of the third, a few of the episodes of Zeo, and a couple Turbo episodes, and quite a few episodes of Space, then few episodes of Lost Galaxy. (includes the Lost Pilot Episode with a differnt person playing Trini.)

Upon stumbling across these episodes, I've seen:
And then I've seen about 5 episodes of Time Force, 1.5(maybe?) episodes of Wild Force (not including forever red), 1 episode of Light Speed (maybe not even) and... yeah I dont know

 

The part that upset me the most were the villains in that episode; they were from another television series. If anyone's seen 'Big Bad Beetleborgs', you'll know what I'm talking about: Most of them were good guys in that series.

 

Yay a PR thread finally, now I can nerd out abit or something like that,
LORD ZEDD RULES!!!!!

 

yeah, I know
that was so lame

 

The truth is that the whole power rangers series is filled with plot holes compared to Sentai (japanese original). Who knows how he got it.

 

Well, when you don't try to notice plotholes, you don't tend to find them