[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by AkibaSilver

I can't really remember. It's been years since I've seen that. And Captain Micthell was a pretty good mentor, if we're still on about that.

Checked again and yes thats what it was. Mitchells Superiors had the Cyborg Rangers created to replace the Lightspeed rangers.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by GoldRangerPower

I could see myself getting addicted to this thread..


What would be your ultimate dream Power Rangers item to own, prop, toy, costume or otherwise?

Ninja Megazord/Kakure Daishogun suit. Easy~

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Originally Posted by AkibaSilver

I can't really remember. It's been years since I've seen that. And Captain Micthell was a pretty good mentor, if we're still on about that.

Captain Mitchel was a great leader. Not my favorite, but I enjoyed him.

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

Checked again and yes thats what it was. Mitchells Superiors had the Cyborg Rangers created to replace the Lightspeed rangers.

It's a shame, too. The idea of building robotic rangers to fill in for the normal rangers or pick up the slack is good.
It sucks, since they were both only around for one episode and were never used (Turbo) or weren't fixed after they malfunctioned (Lightspeed).

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

It's a shame, too. The idea of building robotic rangers to fill in for the normal rangers or pick up the slack is good.
It sucks, since they were both only around for one episode and were never used (Turbo) or weren't fixed after they malfunctioned (Lightspeed).

Its an idea worth exploring that was never really use. The Idea of Machines being better than Humans since they just act and dont have the downside of moral thinking etc. etc.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

Its an idea worth exploring that was never really use. The Idea of Machines being better than Humans since they just act and dont have the downside of moral thinking etc. etc.

I can actually understand why they don't explore that idea. It's a rather heavy theme that can fill entire novels to explore and explain.
To put such themes in a children's show would either be too dreary for the audience if properly explored or too basic and one note if they only scratch the surface.

A team of robotic heroes is one thing. To explore the idea of AI being superior to humanity is like asking Asimov to make a Power Rangers season

[GreenPsychoRanger]

Actually, if you ask me, I think that is what made the psycho rangers so dangerous. They didn't have emotions. They had one function, kill the rangers and destroy anything in their way, by any means necessary.

[ElConvoy]

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Originally Posted by Matrixbeast

A team of robotic heroes is one thing. To explore the idea of AI being superior to humanity is like asking Asimov to make a Power Rangers season

I wouldnt be opposed to that

Even if its impossible since hes...dead and all.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by GreenPsychoRanger

Actually, if you ask me, I think that is what made the psycho rangers so dangerous. They didn't have emotions. They had one function, kill the rangers and destroy anything in their way, by any means necessary.

They did have emotions, but their obsession with the rangers was their primary trait, which was an issue.
A robot character who is directly programmed to do one thing would be a dangerous character, though.

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Originally Posted by ElConvoy

I wouldnt be opposed to that

It would be pretty interesting...

[GreenPsychoRanger]

They had emotions? I thought they didn't and that their obsession is what made them seem that way.

[Matrixbeast]

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Originally Posted by GreenPsychoRanger

They had emotions? I thought they didn't and that their obsession is what made them seem that way.

They get visually angry at each other, most notably during the all blue trick, where Psycho Blue starts yelling (And possibly even attacking) his other Psycho rangers because they attacked the rangers (Since he felt only he had the right to kill the blue ranger).

[GreenPsychoRanger]

I attributed that to his programming. Blue was his and his alone. Anything else that got in his way, destroy it. And if something else destroyed his target, destroy them, thus destroying his target by proxy.