They had to know that was going to happen, to an extent. Perhaps inevitably, it feels like Zedd has eclipsed Void Queen as far as being the big bad of Dino Fury. At least as far as these past few episodes are concerned. So what’s stopping them from using that trick here?Ī shot from inside Lord Zedd’s visor (shown above)! That’s an old Mighty Morphin staple! I didn’t even realize how much I missed it!īut hey, right there! They tinted the shot red! So why can’t they use that trick (albeit not such an intense red the entire time) for a larger chunk of the episode? A trick that came in especially handy once they got to seasons like Power Rangers in Space. The show created an illusion using a fairly cheap trick. The Rangers travel to other planets in those episodes, but if you pay attention to what’s actually around them, they’re almost never on any kind of extravagant sets. Go back and look at episodes like The Power Transfer in season two, or A Friend in Need in season three. But as far back as the mid-’90s, the show has had a simple trick to make mundane shooting locations feel like other planets: Tint the screen a certain color.
The Rangers finally travel to Rafkon…and it looks exactly like Earth. I understand that Power Rangers is, and always has been, a kids show on a strict budget. They’re around if something goes down, right? So the Rangers are leaving Earth undefended while they travel across the universe to Rafkon, eh? Who am I kidding? We just saw the Beast Morphers team in the previous episode. New around here? Check out the Power Rangers review archive!
SYNOPSIS: The Rangers travel to Zayto and Aiyon’s home planet of Rafkon. WRITERS: Becca Barnes, Alwyn Dale, Maiya Thompson
STARRING: Russell Curry, Hunter Deno, Kai Moya, Tessa Rao, Chance Perez, Jordan Fite
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