Imagine the comedic and redemptive arc of Farkas Bulkmeier inheriting the Dragon Shield. Initially a disaster, Bulk would have had to find true discipline to honor the power. This would have turned the “bully” trope on its head, creating a “Working Class Hero” Ranger who protected the city not with martial arts grace, but with …
Zack was the heart of the original team. If he had been chosen to receive the White Light, the team’s energy would have been much more vibrant. Zack’s “Hip-Hop Kido” style with the power of the White Tiger would have been a sight to behold. He would have been a charismatic, approachable leader, a stark …
As the son of Leanbow and Udonna, Nick had the potential for massive power. If he had been tempted by the Master, he would have become the ultimate “Dark Red Ranger.” The other four Rangers would have had to rely on his parents to take down their own teammate, turning the finale into a heartbreaking …
Reverse the roles: Gruumm is the law, and S.P.D. is a rebel group using “stolen” morphers to fight for freedom. Cruger would be a revolutionary leader, and the “B-Squad” would be outcasts fighting against a tyrannical intergalactic empire that used “Justice” as a weapon of oppression.
The Phantom Ranger’s Identity: Despite decades of appearances, his true face remains a secret in the TV show.
The “failed” scientists in the Underworld are revealed to be searching for a “Theory of Everything” that would bridge the gap between magic and physics. The Rangers eventually realize that magic is just a form of advanced science that their world isn’t yet ready to understand. Nick’s containment of the “Beast” involves him merging with …
Anubis “Doggie” Cruger is one of the most beloved mentors in the franchise. But what if he had been corrupted by his loss on Sirius? Imagine a Shadow Ranger who didn’t want to protect Earth, but wanted to rule it with an iron fist to ensure “order” so what happened to his home would never …
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