History Of Power Rangers

SPLIT LIP · 03-20-2015, 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

There is a difference between seeing actual footage and just reading a response.

That's actually a very true thing.

tempest · 03-22-2015, 06:42 PM

I'm kinda disappointed that he didn't really like RPM that much, from what I could tell from the videos. I also realized that he likes weird teen rock band music to play the intros as opposed to normal rock influenced music.

Matrixbeast · 03-22-2015, 07:00 PM

Really? It sounded like he really enjoyed it...

Shin Henshin · 03-22-2015, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by tempest

I'm kinda disappointed that he didn't really like RPM that much, from what I could tell from the videos. I also realized that he likes weird teen rock band music to play the intros as opposed to normal rock influenced music.

I wouldn't call it "weird teen rock band music". Lighter, bouncy rock fits Power Rangers pretty well. RPM's sort of fit the setting, but it also sounded like it tried way too hard, coming off sounding all grudgy and disjointed.

TokuChris · 03-22-2015, 07:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

There is a difference between seeing actual footage and just reading a response.

Fortunately, now I can watch JF and RPM when I get the chance since I now own the PR20 DVD set.

RPM is a great series - it doesn't waste time trying to explain and show advancement of an enemy on why and how to take over the Earth - because the enemy already has. Instead we learn about Venjix and his minions as they try to destroy the last city on Earth.

I enjoyed Linkara's stuff because it's nice to hear another fan's perspective, especially one who hadn't watched these shows as they aired. Has he stated whether or not he's breaking Samurai and Super Samurai in to different installments?

Templar · 03-25-2015, 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Kickback

RPM is a great series - it doesn't waste time trying to explain and show advancement of an enemy on why and how to take over the Earth - because the enemy already has. Instead we learn about Venjix and his minions as they try to destroy the last city on Earth.

I enjoyed Linkara's stuff because it's nice to hear another fan's perspective, especially one who hadn't watched these shows as they aired. Has he stated whether or not he's breaking Samurai and Super Samurai in to different installments?

I don't think he's said anything on that, but if I had to guess he will be. Each season of Mighty Morphin' got an instalment. It's really the only precedent we have for how he handles Rangers shows that go beyond a single season.

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Originally Posted by GoseiWonder

Anybody else tear up at the Matchbox 20 "How Far We've Come" montage?

Because I certainly didn't! No, not me! Not Mister Wonder!

It was so beautiful that I shed some tears

I got the Under Pressure montage at the end of his In Space review, as it was the culmination of the story started in Mighty Morphin', but I didn't get it here. I mean I would have if RPM was truly the last Power Rangers series, but it's not. And wasn't by the time he got to it. So it's like...ok. I get it kind of...but not really. What are reminiscing about again?

Templar · 03-25-2015, 08:54 PM

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Originally Posted by thunder117

Sorry, off-topic question:

During his In Space video (part 1), he mentions that there is an alternate version of "Go Go Power Rangers" that he has not able to find. Given that was back in March 2014, has there been any change to that, or is it still unknown as to what version it is?

The only two "alternate" Go Go Power Rangers themes that come to mind are these two...

thunderstrike541 · 03-25-2015, 09:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Templar

The only two "alternate" Go Go Power Rangers themes that come to mind are these two...

Don't forget:

and that one remix from the 2003 album.

TokuChris · 03-25-2015, 11:49 PM

I think he's talking about the "Go Go Power Rangers" from In Space. The lyrics are all:

GO Power Rangers FLY Power Rangers WIN Power Rangers Go Go!

sunstorm9119 · 03-27-2015, 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Templar

I don't think he's said anything on that, but if I had to guess he will be. Each season of Mighty Morphin' got an installment. It's really the only precedent we have for how he handles Rangers shows that go beyond a single season.

Each MMPR Season was an individual installment, but they weren't 15-20 episodes each were they? There might not be enough there to do two parts....

03-22-2015, 07:00 PM	#143
Matrixbeast Mighty Morphin Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Za Warudo Posts: 25,466	Really? It sounded like he really enjoyed it... __________________

03-22-2015, 07:03 PM	#144
Shin Henshin Comin' up OOOs! Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: A place where imports are impossible to find, NY Posts: 2,449	Quote: Originally Posted by tempest I'm kinda disappointed that he didn't really like RPM that much, from what I could tell from the videos. I also realized that he likes weird teen rock band music to play the intros as opposed to normal rock influenced music. I wouldn't call it "weird teen rock band music". Lighter, bouncy rock fits Power Rangers pretty well. RPM's sort of fit the setting, but it also sounded like it tried way too hard, coming off sounding all grudgy and disjointed. __________________

03-22-2015, 07:23 PM	#145
TokuChris Webmaster, Administrator @TokuChris Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 4,697	Quote: Originally Posted by Dr Kain There is a difference between seeing actual footage and just reading a response. Fortunately, now I can watch JF and RPM when I get the chance since I now own the PR20 DVD set. RPM is a great series - it doesn't waste time trying to explain and show advancement of an enemy on why and how to take over the Earth - because the enemy already has. Instead we learn about Venjix and his minions as they try to destroy the last city on Earth. I enjoyed Linkara's stuff because it's nice to hear another fan's perspective, especially one who hadn't watched these shows as they aired. Has he stated whether or not he's breaking Samurai and Super Samurai in to different installments? __________________ [ "Like" us on Facebook!]\| [@TokuNation on Instagram] \| @TokuNation on Twitter! ]

03-25-2015, 08:32 PM	#146
Templar Ut maneat vobiscum in vir Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Tampa, FL Posts: 32	Quote: Originally Posted by Kickback RPM is a great series - it doesn't waste time trying to explain and show advancement of an enemy on why and how to take over the Earth - because the enemy already has. Instead we learn about Venjix and his minions as they try to destroy the last city on Earth. I enjoyed Linkara's stuff because it's nice to hear another fan's perspective, especially one who hadn't watched these shows as they aired. Has he stated whether or not he's breaking Samurai and Super Samurai in to different installments? I don't think he's said anything on that, but if I had to guess he will be. Each season of Mighty Morphin' got an instalment. It's really the only precedent we have for how he handles Rangers shows that go beyond a single season. Quote: Originally Posted by GoseiWonder Anybody else tear up at the Matchbox 20 "How Far We've Come" montage? Because I certainly didn't! No, not me! Not Mister Wonder! It was so beautiful that I shed some tears I got the Under Pressure montage at the end of his In Space review, as it was the culmination of the story started in Mighty Morphin', but I didn't get it here. I mean I would have if RPM was truly the last Power Rangers series, but it's not. And wasn't by the time he got to it. So it's like...ok. I get it kind of...but not really. What are reminiscing about again? Last edited by Templar; 03-25-2015 at 08:37 PM..

03-25-2015, 11:49 PM	#149
TokuChris Webmaster, Administrator @TokuChris Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 4,697	I think he's talking about the "Go Go Power Rangers" from In Space. The lyrics are all: GO Power Rangers FLY Power Rangers WIN Power Rangers Go Go! __________________ [ "Like" us on Facebook!]\| [@TokuNation on Instagram] \| @TokuNation on Twitter! ]