Okay, but what if we compromise and Tommy makes it in, but he has to be covered in melted cheese, bacon bits, and sour cream at all times?

Only if he's also wrapped in tinfoil.

Thank you for the nightmares I shall have tonight.

Don't forget the chives ;)

Can we get a Ranger Reject tier vote? Kind of like an honorable mention for all those who didn't qualify to be in here. I just think that no matter who wins this is gonna end up bitter in the end and this should be fun and end on a high note. So a reject tier would be just a lighthearted fun way to end this. Anyone else support this?

Well, I DO still wish Ziggy had won Green...

I went with Tommy, he should have won Grack honestly but he deserves to be SOMEWHERE on this team and as all my best candidates for sixth have been knocked out, Tommy should take this.

I thought I could trust you. :(

I'm sorry but whether people like it or not Tommy is one of the Ultimate Rangers, he's had a range of power sets he's had to learn and master on his own, he's lead teams, supported teams and mentored teams. Survived wars against ranges of every kind of evil and we've watched him grow from that initial evil and awesome Green Ranger into the man we now know him as in the show. Tommy deserves a place on this team, and as my first and second choices are already gone, I think Tommy is more deserving of this than RJ who, while being a great character is not a ranger of Tommy's calibre or importance.

Experience is not equivalent to superiority. An old coot of a war veteran who has fought in more battles than hair on my head (and that's a lot of hair), while definitely a skilled soldier, does not mean that (s)he is a better soldier than a new cadet. Yes, the old coot has the experience, but the spring-chicken cadet has the better ability to learn and adapt, in addition to having youth on their side. You can teach an old dog new tricks, but it's a lot easier to teach a puppy.

Yes, Tommy has come a long way from being the evil Green Ranger. He has garnered numerous powers and numerous skills, developed as a leader and a teacher, and has served the longest tenure as a Ranger than anyone else we know of.

R.J., despite appearances, is no slouch either. R.J. chose to break his family's tradition of being a master of the shark spirit and chose to find his own path, going against his father's wishes. Instead, he became a Pai Zhaq master with his wolf spirit, being one of 11 Pai Zhaq masters in Earth's history. Tommy may be a skilled martial artist, but it's a lot easier to be a karate master than it is a Pai Zhaq master. Yes, Tommy has led and mentored teams, but so has R.J. In fact, I dare say that R.J. did it better. Most of the occasions on which he led the team had him come up with the plan and assist in the execution. Also, he spent more time mentoring the other Rangers on his team than Tommy, who was trapped in amber like an insect. R.J. did all of that while also running a business, even managing to keep it successful. He was able to make the best of a kitchen fire. Tommy did earn a doctorate in archaeology, which is not something to sniff at, but in the end, I think R.J. is the Ultimate Sixth Ranger.