Now here's why I think Flynn is superior.

Throughout his life, Flynn had always wanted to be a hero.

As a child, he attempted to stop bullies from having their way by emulating the comic-book heroes he loved to read about.

His first step was joining the police department. He was forced to leave when he tried to arrest the mayor's son, and not because he was incompetent.

He then joined the fire department, where he cared for all life (although he did go a bit hose-crazy, which cost him that job).

Afterwards, he became... an environmentalist? I don't know what it was, but he cared for the indigenous people who lived on the land that was going to be used for an organic tennis-racket factory, and led the charge of said indigenous people on the factory to save their land (he was also fired).

He did all of these jobs under the pressure of a disapproving father who believed that no good deed went unpunished. The day that Flynn accepted that was the day Venjix attacked. Despite having made it to Corinth in time, Flynn hijacked a school bus to go back for other straggling survivors who were left behind, putting his life on the line for the safety of others. That was the day his father finally accepted him.

He was later chosen as Ranger Operator Series Blue, a position he took very seriously. When he was out of commission due to an energy overload created by his superpower to stop time temporarily, he didn't just sit around and do nothing (note the "just") while his teammates were out fighting Venjix. He solved the problem in a fashion that got his team out of a tight pinch and utilized an ability most Rangers don't think to use to help in their fights.

When the RPM Zords were temporarily trashed, Flynn and Gemma developed another Zord to bolster the Rangers' arsenal, and, after a few trials and errors, created the Road Attack Zord.

Flynn is physically strong, mentally competent, and heroically natured. That is why he is the Ultimate Blue Ranger.

As long as if TJ wins,you use his smiling face as the head for blues body.

There's a reason why I only talked about TJ.
I don't think Flynn is anywhere near what could be considered a poor character. I just honestly believe TJ is better.

Flynn may have always wanted to be a hero, but TJ is different. He saw a burning truck and immediately rushed to help. He saw a woman being attacked by the foot soldiers and, once again, ran to save her (That woman turning out to be Kat). He continues on and eventually comes to save Tommy from some kind of pit of darkness, despite protests from Kat and Cassie to not get involved.
And this was all before he gained powers or even knew these people were the Power Rangers.

For Flynn, he just wanted to be a hero. For TJ, being a hero was second nature.

Someone came prepared.

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wow...beautifully put :rock:makes me even more sure TJ is the best choice for the job. His friend and person say not to get involved but his instinct to be a hero overcame and before knowing anything about these strangers he helped

I wasn't able to finish that post when you replied to it (I'm not the best with computers). However, I must dispute this point.

Yes, I did say the Flynn wanted to be a hero. But he didn't just want to be a hero. He believed that one should be a hero and help others. That is why he always chose careers that would help other people. Yes, TJ ran in and saved Kat from a bunch of foot soldiers and a burning truck and rushed in to help both of them. Flynn went back for a group of survivors in the middle of a robot apocalypse when no one else would after he had already arrived in Corinth, telling his father, "It's just who I am." It might be second nature for TJ, but for Flynn, it's a life.

TJ doesnt have to think about it because its not a life for him. Its what he does, it is WHO he is. He never sought to be a hero he just is.

While TJ is a little better at it,thats like saying one cop is better then another cause he was born a hero.Being a hero isn't in the blood,it's about what you do and what you're willing to do to prove you are a hero.It's how far you'll go to prove it,and how much you'll do.And to me TJ just did much more then Flynn.

Sure Flynn was a firefighter/policeman,and he proved himself there,but TJ saved lives without the special training.He was willing to and did show that he is a hero,even without powers or training.

I forgot about that completely. A very boss move.

He was like the ultimate 1st officer as a Space Ranger and never really seemed to have an ego but was a strong leader when needed. He makes a great right hand and someone you can count on to shoot straight with you or get you on the right path if you aren't thinking clearly.

Ok...time to flip a coin...head it's TJ, tails it's Flynn...

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Tails. Flynn it is.