[Paladin]

The team is still stranded without transport, until a message from Commander Xiao tells the KyuRangers of a secret ancient battleship used by the legendary warrior Orion. Could this be the key to victory?

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[Dormamu]

I haven't seen a mecha this overbalanced since Superpants Optimus Prime (Armada Optimus Prime for the uneducated). And it's a flying tank with a giant gun on top.

I really like it. And the fact that it's like Spaceballs Megamaid. When the ship turns, everyone gets shaken up.

Looks like we get Champ 2.0 next. I like that they're using some of these episodes to tie loose ends on the characters. It doesn't feel like filler because of the pacing. Maybe that's just me.

[Fish Sandwich]

Man, Kyuranger really knows how to put a smile on my face. This whole episode was insanely fun.

[Kiwami]

Random thought: Do you think Lucky's tragic-childhood flashback with him sitting around burning ruins is ever going to be mentioned again?

I wondered why that didn't come up when we learned that Orian was his ancestor. Wouldn't that kinda tie in? Like his planet was attacked because of that?

Also, time-travel isn't working like this in the show but it would be kinda neat if all those tragic events that happened in the earlier lives of the Kyurangers were caused because Don Armage saw them in the past and tried to kill them before they could become the "Ultimate Saviors".

Anyways, that was the most interest thoughts I had while the episode just flew by. Other than Joe Longbow returning and the setup for Champ I was bored as usual with this show. The new mecha isn't very cool either, I just noted how the interior looks exactly the same... "because it's nostalgic" or whatever the commander said. Yeah sure, that's the reason

[Dormamu]

Hey, they also set us up to believe that thirty plus episodes were all going to be spent on Earth. That hasn't happened. I feel cheated. (sarcasm filter on high)

[Annuga]

Anyone else notice that the pic of Xiao versus a giant monster doesn't have Pega this time? They really did try to ignore him after the prop damage!

[Super Angillis]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Annuga

Anyone else notice that the pic of Xiao versus a giant monster doesn't have Pega this time? They really did try to ignore him after the prop damage!

The prop got damaged? Well they adapt this to Power Rangers we won't be seeing that in the US footage I guess.

[Byg42]

The little subplot involving the twisted personalities probably could of been shortened. Kinda took away from what was suppose to be the main point of this episode, the discovery of the Battle Orion Ship. With that said, I still kinda liked the episode. The Battle Orion Ship is cool and it's nice to have Shou back.

[Bionichute]

I liked the monster a whole lot, his power was interesting. I was kind of annoyed by the twisted personality b-plot, though.

[KyoryuNerd]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Annuga

Anyone else notice that the pic of Xiao versus a giant monster doesn't have Pega this time? They really did try to ignore him after the prop damage!

How did the prop even get damaged??