i think the video mentions there being like, some micropins with the ranger ones or something? either way its definitely not all the sounds lol

Except from the reviews, we can see Dino Keys have less sets of pins.

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachmen...enshot_296.png

The morpher just doesn't have that many sounds.

How many of the keys have people seen the pins of? There doesn't seem to be any indication that any of the keys other than the one that comes with the morpher has less pins, unless there are pictures of the other keys that I just haven't seen yet, which is entirely possible actually.

i mean. why would they include keys for the rangers AT ALL if they didnt make noises? why would they have the morpher only make noises for the power up forms and not the rangers morphing? there's absolutely more sounds in the toy

I think it would be extremely funny if they only had 7 sounds and they prioritised the fart one

As much as I don't want to admit it, that would be hilarious.

I've been putting together a list of Power Key Pin Codes. Until we see the backs of some other keys besides the first 3 Rangers and the Morpher Key, there's not many options for pin combinations.
I noticed the fire, elastic, and gravity pins correspond with the ones on Red, Blue, and Pink's keys that we saw during the Fan First Friday reveal.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1...LOYyacj4I/edit

Hey, that's my video! Sorry for the terrible quality, lol.
I actually did consider this, but discovered that it wasn't actually possible after taking the morpher apart. In order for the morpher to read multiple rows of bits, they would have to run past the switches. The switches are positioned right at the bottom of the key slot, meaning that there is only enough room for them to detect the single row of bits.

I'm probably explaining it really badly, but here is an image of the inside of the morpher. As you can see, there is an opening at the end of the key slot that the switches stick though, and they correspond perfectly to the three bits on the key. Both morphers from Beast Morphers worked the same way, except they had five bits on each key that lined up with five switches. This is the same method, but with less options.

Of course, this doesnt rule out the sword having more options for reading keys, but every key that we have seen so far adheres to the three-bit format. We'll just have to wait and see about that. In the mean time, I'm 100% confident that these seven sets of sounds are all we have in the morpher.

I'd like to point out...we don't know if there will be a sword. Or if there is one, if it will be able to read keys.

Huh. That's it, isn't it?

I went and found some pictures of the other keys, and yeah, only one row of pins, so it looks like that really is all the sounds. Which is bizarre and perplexing, to say the least. That would have to mean that the sounds don't correspond to the different keys. Which would mean the sounds are more or less random. If so, why? Why have a morpher that makes sound at all if the sounds aren't based on which key you put in it? Why make new keys (the monster ones) if they don't have new sounds? I don't get it. I hope there's something we're missing, but it doesn't look like it.