Top 10 Most ILLOGICAL things in Power Rangers

Top 10 Most ILLOGICAL things in Power Rangers
Nothing in this life is perfect and in Power Rangers there are many things that don't make sense. After so many episodes, so much filming, so many seasons, obviously they were going to have a lot of mistakes, but there are some that are quite illogical.
Power Rangers is an American television series and franchise of the tokusatsu genre, version of Super Sentai Series, a Japanese television series of the same genre. It has been broadcast since 1993. From 2002 to 2009, the franchise was owned by The Walt Disney Company, but was reacquired in 2010 by Haim Saban, its creator and original driving force between Mighty Morphin and Wild Force (the latter created early in production before the sale of Saban Entertainment to Disney). On May 1, 2018, it was confirmed that the franchise was bought by Hasbro.
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[@jessetorres8738]

To kind of answer #7: In some Ranger Seasons they establish that the giant forms are a 2nd life for the monsters they get after they are defeated/destroyed in their fight against the Rangers. In a couple of other Seasons, becoming giant is a last resort of the monsters since they can't remain that size for long. Finally, as Zordon said in the very 1st episode, the Rangers shouldn't escalate a fight unless the monsters force them to do so, implying that the monsters don't need to become giant at 1st & only do so after they are losing their fight against the Rangers.

[@user-hq8vb8ok5n]

The samurai rangers are the most vulnerable. They have to do those kanji's each time that has to take some time to do just right.

[@richardjohnson8796]

The bad guys generally knew their identities, but never told the world whom they were. Also, the fact that they had secret identities from the world, but it was ok for the bad guys to know who was under their masks. Usually, a secret identity is to protect the loved ones from the enemies of a superhero, although maybe in this case it was to protect the Power Rangers from litigation over all the damage you mentioned

[@americanidol30]

The Mystic Force Rangers worked at the Rock Porium. Their boss, Toby Slambrook, always got suspicious about them leaving until he learned that they were the Power Rangers.

[@sauravagarwal4412]

The megazord transformation bit was explained in Beast Morphers though, when the monsters attacked the rangers, only to have them deflected

[@MattZRJSRoxy]

if you saw how Rita reacted when the Z-wave came after her then I think she knew what it was and where it came from which led me to believe that's why they weren't destroying Zordon by shattering the energy tube, Dark Specter is a generally smart villain except for not realizing that Darkonda couldn't be trusted

[@battlestar976]

Some of these are easy to answer, The moons always been breathable, they were probably trying to torture Zordon by draining his energy, some are teenagers and either dont have jobs yet but we did see that with Mystic Force, lastly the morphing sequence is something just for the audience in real time they morph super quick. With the Zords the transform on their way to the battle.

[@davinp]

In lightspeed rescue, they had jobs and then the government recruited them as rangers. Carter was a firefighter. In this season they didn't keep their identities secret from the public

[@kob2fly]

Tommy Oliver is a teacher. Time Force and SPD were police officers. Operations Overdrive. All 5 of them had jobs

[@RavenRX]

Number 6 has been done on the show.. In The Wedding, the Rangers fought 10 regular sized monsters. In Ninja Quest, the rangers fought rito and four monsters in the zords. Alien Rangers fought six when in the zords when they first arrived. In a season 2 episode, they fought four fish themed monsters.

[@americanidol30]

The Jungle Fury Rangers worked at Jungle Karma Pizza. Their boss, R.J., was their mentor, who later became a ranger.

[@deanb6489]

#1 is the biggest one for me. If it took that long to morph or transform the zords. WHy hasn't anyone interrupted the process. That question has baffled me all the way back to Voltron.

[@juniorbates7890]

It had been answered

[@josephmarsh8235]

These are interesting illogical things. Number 1 was a bit funny, as I've thought of it a lot. The monsters wait for the Rangers to morph or their zords. I must admit, it's like in Super Samurai in the Halloween special, the Rangers took forever to fully morph, and the monster said after they morphed "Wow! I know it's Halloween, but that was the longest costume change I've ever seen!"😅 Of course there's moments where Rangers do morph quickly too, so maybe it's different. Number 3 was also a bit interesting too, because in Beast Morphers Red Ranger Devon's dad wanted him to get a carwash job, whereas the others were working in the Grid Battle Force. Of course the part where you mentioned imagining a Ranger working as a chef in a restaurant, that's quite similar to Jungle Fury Rangers as RJ said he pays them to work. Of course though when he became a Ranger too, then Fran had to take over. The same is a bit similar for Merrick in Wild Force, because he was at a pub for a while. There have also been parts where the Rangers were still at college or school or university like in Ninja Steel.

[@RavenRX]

The odd thing is the Rangers have been blasted during morphing numerous times.

[@juniorbates7890]

I think the morph is instant, there are episodes where there run and morph or flip into it. In beast season there was a sheild built around the megazord

[@Hnamte-ny4ig]

The other common thing was that their battle field was always the same place😀 i see at Jungle Fury, Mystic Force, SPD etc..

[@americanidol30]

In Ninja Storm, Dustin worked at Storm Chargers.

[@gamesmastertobi29]

The ridiculous scale of every town and city. Even the smallest of towns apparently has roads that are apparently 12 lanes across. Even an individual zord would not be able to move and inch without breaking something. Or the fact that regardless of how small the town the rangers live in, like Angel Grove in MMPR, Briarwood in PRMF, and others suddenly become major cities when the monster grows big. These are small towns with nothing over what, 5 story buildings. But the moment there’s a MZ battle suddenly we’re in the middle of New York. Or like how the special sixth ranger will show up out of nowhere and lay waste to whatever threat just defeated the other five. Making it clear that the sixth ranger is the most powerful. But only in their first appearance. Because after that they seem to lose most of that power and are just as powerful as the rest. And the most annoying one, the design of the Morphers. Holding up a coin is one thing. Pushing some buttons on a watch? Cool. Even the Jungle Fury sunglasses were cool. And opening a cell phone, easy. Now you need toy keys, disks, or playing cards. Absolutely ridiculous. I know the video mentioned morphing, but that was addressing the monster’s standing around waiting. But the most ridiculous part is why every new team of rangers has an even more complicated morphing sequence than the last. It should get easier and faster. Not the other way around.

[@matthewgreen9643]

#3 in some seasons the rangers have jobs (dino charge) or are employed by a secret organisation as power rangers(beast morphers) but i agree in terms of the seasons where the rangers are in high school IN the 2017 movie the rangers could use their powers unmorphed and on top of that they still could not fight rita

[@LeonhartPendragon]

#2 "they use google translator" that got me laughing for like 10 min straight

[@kreekree9712]

There were plenty of Ranger teams that had jobs or did volunteer work. However most rangers were in fact high schoolers 😂

[@saintzeroinfinity]

In the first lost galaxy episode and forever red they had fights on the moon.

[@saintzeroinfinity]

For now lastly, English is probably an alien language.

[@nivekstar1]

Number one is the least logical if I was one of those villains I wouldn't wait for them to morph

[@battlestar976]

Dino Charge would take up this whole list.

[@maxlee8780]

I thought they were trying to drain Zordon's Powers not kill him.

[@catvtech4675]

Are you really trying to argue logic and reality in a fantasy show?

[@ColinJordanVanDerMerwe-tr1kv]

Power rangers mistik fors wok's at a chop

[@jefferyallsop541]

Number 9 that is not really zordon it is dark spectre if you watched power rangers in space you can see the answer

[@christianmbabazi9722]

Oh trust me a lot of this is common sense but in the world of power rangers we're supposed to be dumbfounded by it😂. 6:20 actually jungle fury the power rangers actually did have a job and funny enough they had an extra person who would cover their shifts when they had to leave the fight monsters. There's probably been maybe five or six Don't quote me on it different power ranger teams that actually had jobs that they would work besides being rangers and then the other few were government positions

[@TheLuthorri]

It's just a machine talking so do not take it too seriously.. it hasn't seen the whole series yet so it makes sense for these errors..