[DaveSplitter]

Hey, that's my video! Sorry for the terrible quality, lol.

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Originally Posted by Future Rider Prism

I think the morpher (and sword once they actually show it) would have to have at least as many sounds, and that video just doesn't show all of them. It has to have sounds for the Rangers themselves, right? And there are also keys that come with toys of the monsters apparently, so those would have to make sounds as well.

So I went and found videos/pictures of the Ryusoulger toys, and I think I see where the discrepancy comes from. The video cited pin combinations for each key, but looking at pictures/videos of the Ryusouls, they have multiple rows of pins. I think four or five. The person who made the video, and (presumably) the the 3D printed hacking-keys didn't seem to know that, so they only made keys using one row. So the morpher (and sword, somewhere) almost definitely has more sounds than this.

I actually did consider this, but discovered that it wasn't actually possible after taking the morpher apart. In order for the morpher to read multiple rows of bits, they would have to run past the switches. The switches are positioned right at the bottom of the key slot, meaning that there is only enough room for them to detect the single row of bits.

I'm probably explaining it really badly, but here is an image of the inside of the morpher. As you can see, there is an opening at the end of the key slot that the switches stick though, and they correspond perfectly to the three bits on the key. Both morphers from Beast Morphers worked the same way, except they had five bits on each key that lined up with five switches. This is the same method, but with less options.

Of course, this doesnt rule out the sword having more options for reading keys, but every key that we have seen so far adheres to the three-bit format. We'll just have to wait and see about that. In the mean time, I'm 100% confident that these seven sets of sounds are all we have in the morpher.