Power Rangers Jungle Fury Discussion Thread *Spoilers*

[crimsonsaberx]

no there is no sixth ranger there are however 3 spirt ranger who come after dominic/rhino ranger

[Got Milk]

Originally Posted by allie351

I just learned to tune the fly out and after awhile I don't even notice him but I do agree that he is annoying.

I knew that RJ was the 4th ranger. The episodes where he was kidnapped by Daishi I kept yelling "Morph already, you idiot!" at the tv and I kept trying to tell my friend that he was a ranger. Everything just seemed to add up to RJ being the fourth ranger, especially when his animal spirit was revealed.

Does anyone else think that Fran just might be our first female sixth ranger?

However, I'm not too fond of Jarrod/Daishi anymore. I liked him in the beginning but now he just doesn't seem the villian type. I'm torn between him or Fran as the sixth ranger but I really want it to be Fran.

I doubt Fran's going to be a sixth ranger, and it's MOST likely and probably will be Jarrod. Although, I wouldn't consider him a "sixth" ranger. The "sixth" ranger titles belongs to the White Ranger, even though he's the fifth ranger. Anyways, if Jungle Fury follows the same plot-line as Gekiranger, then Jarrod AND Camille would switch sides, probably towards the end of the season.

Originally Posted by crimsonsaberx

no there is no sixth ranger there are however 3 spirt ranger who come after dominic/rhino ranger

I think the 3 Spirit Rangers are temporary, no?

[DarkBlaze]

Originally Posted by allie351

Does anyone else think that Fran just might be our first female sixth ranger?

*bursts your bubble*...Fran isn't going to be a ranger. There's only 5 core Rangers (Casey, Theo, Lily, RJ, and Dominic/Rhino Ranger). The only extras we get are the Spirit Ranger's (Finn, Swoop, and Phant). But we only see them in three episodes:( However, there is a chance we'll see Jarrod and Camille team-up with the Ranger's in the end (if they go by the Geki plot).


My review for the tonight's episode:

Well, the episode was one of my least favorites throughout the season so far. There were few exceptional scenes, but the main plot, and character focus was disappointing.

The fight scenes were nice (especially RJ's fights). Ironically I enjoyed Dai Shi's battle/training against the Rin Shi. Pretty intense if you ask me. Master Mao making an appearance was a cool touch, and it somewhat cleared the "Dai Shi/Jarrod" confusion. I really enjoyed the ending also. For these reasons, that's why I gave it a low 3/5. Next week...Flit development!

[Dark Huntress]

I was disappointed in this episode. I felt like I just kept waiting on something big to happen and nothing did. Rather boring ep for me.

[ForeverGreen]

Originally Posted by Dark Huntress

I was disappointed in this episode. I felt like I just kept waiting on something big to happen and nothing did. Rather boring ep for me.

I know I thought the best part was with master mao but they made that part lame.

[DarkBlaze]

Originally Posted by ForeverGreen

I know I thought the best part was with master mao but they made that part lame.

Would you mind being more elaborate? Because quite frankly, that part kind of clarified some things with the whole "Dai Shi/Jarrod" confusion. IMO.

[ForeverGreen]

Originally Posted by DarkBlaze

Would you mind being more elaborate? Because quite frankly, that part kind of clarified some things with the whole "Dai Shi/Jarrod" confusion. IMO.

Just for me i was hoping Mao would say something else or the lion inside and jarod would kind of fight back.

[Steve]

No 'I' in Leader

You know? There's something very wrong when you start thinking that maybe Nick wasn't so bad.

This... This has got to be the worse episode of Jungle Fury yet. Worse than Good Karma Bad Karma. Why on earth was Casey thinking RJ was stepping into his territory? What's Casey beef? So RJ doesn't tell Casey they change practice time by an hour and Casey gets all mopey? He gets mad because RJ starts taking over in battle and giving basic orders? Dude, RJ BEEN DOING THIS ALL SEASON LONG! RJ wasn't overstepping his bourndies, he was just doing what has done all season long, guide the rangers, train them, etc.

Now this is the main problem with this episode, why on earth is Casey the leader? He an inexperience rookie. A cub. Both Lily and Theo have been at the academy for how long exactly? And RJ is a freakin' master. By all rights, Casey should not be leader. RJ should, or at the very least, one of the other two. Casey has never once came up with battle plans or strategies or told the team to train. Never! Why are the writers acting like he has? It would have been soooo better if they had never brought up this whole leadership thing because for the most part, the team seem to pretty much been on equal footing. It's like they only made Casey the leader because their under the belief of "Red Ranger's the leader because he's Red." Again, if anybody should be leading this team, it should be RJ or the other two.

RJ never did anything wrong, he was just doing what he always done before donning the spandex so I don't get why he admit he did. And Why? Because he's overexcited about being a ranger. Dude, you had a MORPHER in your cabinet for god knows how long that you decided to bust out now of all times! Yeah, I'm not even touching the whole Dai Shi thing. While I'll admit the the final scene with Fran and the others was cute, it just didn't save the episode.

This gets a 1/5.

[Dancinglollipop]

In the Sentai version, Red (I don't know his name, I haven't watched that far in the series yet) has an active leader role in the group, and has a valid point when they pulled this episode. (from what I'm told/ have read on other forums) And heaven knows Disney has to pull every other episode of the sentai out and into PR, regardless of fluency or what have you.

Yeah, it doesn't make any sense in the PR verse because Casey's never shown any leadership capabilities, and yeah Casey's starting to become compairable to Nick, and heaven knows that's a down right crying shame, because I started out liking this series soo much.

[Steve]

Originally Posted by Dancinglollipop

In the Sentai version, Red (I don't know his name, I haven't watched that far in the series yet) has an active leader role in the group, and has a valid point when they pulled this episode. (from what I'm told/ have read on other forums) And heaven knows Disney has to pull every other episode of the sentai out and into PR, regardless of fluency or what have you.

Actually in Gekiranger, Jan (that's his name) wasn't the leader of team. Ran was as "Captain." The only thing Jan did in the Sentai counterpart of this episode was try to figure out where Gou fits in their Triangle.