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Originally Posted by Androzani84

Not gonna lie, Goradon scared the heck out of me as a kid. Probably due to the size, or the slightly iffy CG.

And yes, the confinement part of the sequence was unique to Power Rangers. One guy pointed out it was probably done because while Dekaranger’s criminals had done stuff that would warrant a death penalty (murder, slavery, mass kidnapping among other things), most of SPD’s had done no worse than blow up a few planets due to the censors in the US being a lot stricter. So the Containment Cards were likely introduced to make the Rangers seem less harsh. The judgment sequences on the other hand are from Dekaranger (they were originally the Rangers asking the court for legal clearance to kill the scumbags and then incinerate their bodies)

Thanks for the confirmation. I now appreciate SPD's' take on these aspects even more. And yeah, Gordon is one mean looking machine!

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Originally Posted by MrWilliamGraham

Me and a couple classmates waaay back in the day got to meet Chris Violette (SPD Blue) circa 2007-08 ish

Bro! I'm super envious!

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Basically, a make-up/prosthetics artist came to our school and did a demonstration. Chris was a guest because the two had worked on an independent feature film together. (Labou if anyone is interested, it looks fun! )

I am now tempted to watch a do write-ups on indie films Ranger alumni have been in.

how could you do this to me

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My classmates and I did the whole, "Wait, is that who I think it is? " until we finally asked him haha. Chris was a super nice and down to earth dude. He basically blew our young minds confirming that PR was based from Japan when I asked him if they had to dub some of the footage. He also signed a couple cards for us which I'll share later !

Oh man, please do! Man, if I could get Walter Jones to personally sign something... Such a shame PMC can't be a thing for a long time to come.

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Speaking of SPD Blue, a great Sky focus episode I recommend is the "Reflection" arc. Won't spoil anything for anyone that hasn't seen it but I feel it's one of the more sophisticated and mature storylines done in PR

Sky's' episodes in general are super brutal and mature. "Idol" is my binge buddy's' favorite SPD episode for those very reasons. But oh yeah, "Reflection" is really, really well done overall.