Yes, around episode 24 or so when the tone of the show shifts. You'll know it when you see it. He appears in only one episode after that and he's the star of that episode.

He leaves the show about 1/4 of the way it. That's when the show starts getting a *little* more serious. Only a little bit though. He temporarily returns in one episode but that's it. Its a shame he was dropped but I'm not surprised.

What episodes in Megaranger had the Nejiranger? I need to watch these to further develop something I'm working on.

38-43 and 47-48.

What is everyone's least favourite mech design?

Either Change Robo or Great Five.
Both ugly as sin.

I'm sure there's probably a secondary robot that I dislike, but those two immediately came to mind in how much I dislike their look.

Has there been a character you wished manage to actually transform in a series?
Either because they basically had the potential or were just a really good character?

I kinda wish Miki got to transform. She has a yellowish-orange aura, so she'd be a neat orange ranger~

I am really want Honami Moriyama from Timeranger become Timeranger too. She is really interesting character....

So I was coming up with Sentai theme teams, and I came up with Weather/Disaster team of
Red/Heat Wave, Blue/Tsunami, Black/Earthquake, Yellow/Thunderstorm, and White/Blizzard.

But then I realized that for a country like Japan, that team would be incredibly poorly received.
I modified it for Blue to be Tidal Wave, and swapped Black with Green/Tornado, but it led me to thinking.
Would it be possible to have a weather team not be done in poor taste for Japan, a country that is struck by natural disasters quite often?

Probably not. At least, not something so blatantly based on the weather itself. I think a team like that might be able to work if instead of being based off of weather itself, they were instead based off of deities of the respective elements. You know, a ranger based off of a fire god, a ranger based off of a water god, ect. That way, it would be much easier for the rangers to be see as guardians or protectors rather then, ya know, the disasters that ravage the country regularly.