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Originally Posted by TokuKnight89

The cupcake "Food Fight" was hard to look at, because someone should have seen Monty, and Victor yelled "Food Fight", and Pudgy Pig's spirit cried! The problem with the holes and tunnels was the dubbing of the Ninninger footage and the attempt to match a Ranger's fight scenes with the established PR character!

At least full helmets mean you don't have to worry about matching lip flaps. That's one nice thing about it.
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It's filler! Can't expect the almost one-sided BIG BAD appear every episode! Plus, reducing the number of episodes they use him cuts down on the wear-and-tear of the suit!

Fair enough.

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Originally Posted by TokuKnight89

In certain instances in PR history, Monsters have been made from inanimate objects, and this was true for some of the Youkai in Ninninger! Outside of robots, I don't recall any such facet in the Neo-Saban Era, but one could argue that some of these guys are Monsters an unseen force unleashed!

Well I know the origins of the Ninniger monsters. I'm just wondering is there an entire planet of phone apes? What kind of evolutonary process leads to intelligent apes with phone parts? It would make sense just fine if he's a monster someone made, but I got the impression the Galaxy Warrior contestants were aliens. Maybe he was just in a horrible transporter accident that merged him with a ape as a child. After being teased mercilisly by all the other children on planet phone he decided to become evil and take it out on a universe that spurned him.

Since Kyuranger is almost certainly next, I'm thinking it's going to be another year of aliens for the monsters. Hope they don't just shoot a laser again to make them grow.

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Originally Posted by TokuKnight89

Personally, I didn't expect them to use this guy! His resemblance to a Japanese-style pay-phone is too hard to ignore, but someone else said that it didn't matter and that kids should be able to recognize the fact he is phone-themed!

I have to imagine the Saban staff saw this monster, concluded it was too awesomely silly to not use, and had the suit sent stateside just so they could snap pictures of themselves with it.