[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

Because the rangers destroyed the fleet, destroyed the emperor, released all of the powers, and then went on a new adventure. The ending was satisfying and complete.

Would you really wanted to see the rangers hijack each ship to destroy each ship? That would get boring.

Wrapping things up isn't ending perfectly. That just means they had a checklist of things to finish and they got to them.

They destroyed the fleet with so little effort it was embarrassing.

We saw so little of Ackdos that we never got a sense of how strong he was. Yes, he could hold his own against the Rangers during the one fight we ever saw him in, but because we never saw him handle a conflict earlier (And his own son wasn't much of a challenge), the final fight carried no weight. Maybe if Ackdos had taken action earlier and trounced the rangers in a fight like Basco did (Or had they made Walz a threat, to make his father's entrance all the more threatening), the victory would feel like something worth getting pumped about.

They released the powers of the Ranger Keys. This leads to my biggest problem with the series. They began with all but like 10 of them. If we saw their adventure and search for the actual keys, their release would hold some weight. But because they didn't, they giving up the Ranger Keys didn't have any emotion at all.

The ending was complete, but only because they didn't do anything throughout the series.

Did I want to see them go through every ship and destroy them one by one? No. But that doesn't mean the ending wasn't pitiful.