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	[[File:Autism Rangers.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|IT'S MORPHIN' TIME!]]		[[File:Autism Rangers.jpg\|thumb\|400px\|IT'S MORPHIN' TIME!]]
	'''''Power Rangers''''' is a multi-decade spanning franchise that adapted the Japanese [[Wikipedia:tokusatsu\|tokusatsu]] ''[[Wikipedia:Super Sentai\|Super Sentai]]'' series for Western viewers. Debuting on Fox Kids, and produced by Saban Entertainment (with the original ''Sentai'' shows produced by Toei and Bandai), the show centers around a spandex-sporting team of teenagers armed with sophisticated weaponry, gadgets, and giant machines that combine into even bigger machines, who fight aliens and monsters. It was a smash hit when it first aired in the early [[1990's]], and while most of the children who enjoyed the original series have long since grown up, new seasons continue to be produced by Hasbro.		'''''Power Rangers''''' is a multi-decade spanning franchise that adapted the Japanese [[Wikipedia:tokusatsu\|tokusatsu]] ''[[Wikipedia:Super Sentai\|Super Sentai]]'' series for Western viewers. Debuting on Fox Kids, and produced by Saban Entertainment (with the original ''Sentai'' shows produced by Toei and Bandai), the show centers around a spandex-sporting team of teenagers armed with sophisticated weaponry, gadgets, and giant machines that combine into even bigger machines, who fight aliens and monsters. It was a smash hit when it first aired in the early [[1990's]], and while most of the children who enjoyed the original series have long since grown up, new seasons continue to be produced by Hasbro.
			[[File:Chris at HarmonyCon 2026.jpeg\|thumb\|Chris as the White Power Ranger, [[HarmonyCon]] 2026]]
	And just like everything else, [[Chris]] got his grubby little hands on them.		And just like everything else, [[Chris]] got his grubby little hands on them.

Ayumu Kasuga: /* Power Rangers and Chris */

2026-02-14T01:43:03Z

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	In [[September 2024]], a homemade CD-R Chris burned from a cassette copy of ''{{w\|Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the Album: A Rock Adventure}}'' was put up for sale on [[Cwclight]]. In the item description, he admits that later seasons did not appeal to him after ''{{w\|Power Rangers in Space}}'' (referred to [[Honor roll\|erroneously]] as ''"Power Rangers Lost in Space"'') had Zordon's death.		In [[September 2024]], a homemade CD-R Chris burned from a cassette copy of ''{{w\|Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the Album: A Rock Adventure}}'' was put up for sale on [[Cwclight]]. In the item description, he admits that later seasons did not appeal to him after ''{{w\|Power Rangers in Space}}'' (referred to [[Honor roll\|erroneously]] as ''"Power Rangers Lost in Space"'') had Zordon's death.

			In [[February 2026]], Chris attended [[HarmonyCon]], a ''[[My Little Pony]]'' convention, in a full White Ranger [[cosplay]]. He was kicked out on the first day of attending.

	== Power Rangers in ''Sonichu'' ==		== Power Rangers in ''Sonichu'' ==

Elbow-Greased Strongman: /* Power Rangers and Chris */

2026-02-11T07:39:06Z

Power Rangers and Chris

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	{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}		{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}

	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]], and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in [[2022]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) ~~regrets~~ ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]], and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in [[2022]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regretted ever being in the series in the first place at the time because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).

FurryChristorian789: /* Power Rangers and Chris */

2024-10-11T05:52:00Z

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	On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.		On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.

			In [[September 2024]], a homemade CD-R Chris burned from a cassette copy of ''{{w\|Mighty Morphin Power Rangers the Album: A Rock Adventure}}'' was put up for sale on [[Cwclight]]. In the item description, he admits that later seasons did not appeal to him after ''{{w\|Power Rangers in Space}}'' (referred to [[Honor roll\|erroneously]] as ''"Power Rangers Lost in Space"'') had Zordon's death.

	== Power Rangers in ''Sonichu'' ==		== Power Rangers in ''Sonichu'' ==

Hurtful Truth Level at 22:04, 23 May 2024

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Captain Lhurgoyf: /* Power Rangers and Chris */

2023-10-06T20:29:12Z

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	{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}		{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}

	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic ~~death~~ of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]], and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in [[2022]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).

Captain Lhurgoyf: /* Power Rangers and Chris */

2023-10-06T20:24:36Z

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	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic death of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic death of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place.		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).

	On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.		On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.

Darkbind: Jason David Frank died well after Chris said that.

2023-07-28T21:17:53Z

Jason David Frank died well after Chris said that.

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	{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}		{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}

	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic ~~deaths~~ of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]] ~~and~~ [[~~Wikipedia:Jason David Frank~~\|~~Jason David Frank~~]]~~, the original Green Ranger, in 2022~~. It also ~~didn~~'t help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic death of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly in September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always for [[~~Netflix\|~~Netflix]] that ~~will celebrate~~ the franchise's 30th-anniversary ~~set for release in~~ 2023. Netflix ~~will~~ not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second ~~red~~, ~~pink~~, and ~~yellow rangers~~ respectively ~~will~~ take their place~~. It is certain that Chris will not be able to view the special, given his [[Jail Saga\|recent endeavors]]..~~.		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place.

	On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.		On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.

Hurtful Truth Level at 18:35, 11 May 2023

2023-05-11T18:35:50Z

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	Interestingly enough, a few of Chris's other creations seem to derive themselves from various Power Ranger-based villains. The design of [[Samurai Pizza Bots]] character Excelina seems to be cribbed from [[Wikipedia:Machine Empire#Princess Archerina\|Princess Archerina]], a minor villain from ''[[Wikipedia:Power Rangers Zeo\|Power Rangers Zeo]]''. The most surprising is that [[Silvana]]'s design and origin is directly stolen from [[Wikipedia:Karone\|Karone/Astronema]], a major villain turned hero in ''Power Rangers in Space'' who ended up becoming a Ranger herself in ''[[Wikipedia:Power Rangers Lost Galaxy\|Power Rangers Lost Galaxy]]''.		Interestingly enough, a few of Chris's other creations seem to derive themselves from various Power Ranger-based villains. The design of [[Samurai Pizza Bots]] character Excelina seems to be cribbed from [[Wikipedia:Machine Empire#Princess Archerina\|Princess Archerina]], a minor villain from ''[[Wikipedia:Power Rangers Zeo\|Power Rangers Zeo]]''. The most surprising is that [[Silvana]]'s design and origin is directly stolen from [[Wikipedia:Karone\|Karone/Astronema]], a major villain turned hero in ''Power Rangers in Space'' who ended up becoming a Ranger herself in ''[[Wikipedia:Power Rangers Lost Galaxy\|Power Rangers Lost Galaxy]]''.

	~~== Sources ==~~		{{references}}
	<references />		{{TV}}

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Crinja404 at 00:10, 28 March 2023

2023-03-28T00:10:49Z

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	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]] and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in 2022. It also didn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]] and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in 2022. It also didn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly in September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a ~~project~~ for [[Netflix\|Netflix]] ~~in which they would produce a special~~ that will celebrate the franchise's 30th anniversary set for release in 2023. ~~It is unknown if~~ Netflix will bring back Austin St. John, who played the original Red Ranger~~, because of his [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|legal troubles]]~~, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. It is certain that Chris will not be able to view the special, given his [[Jail Saga\|recent endeavors]]...		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly in September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always for [[Netflix\|Netflix]] that will celebrate the franchise's 30th-anniversary set for release in 2023. Netflix will not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second red, pink, and yellow rangers respectively will take their place. It is certain that Chris will not be able to view the special, given his [[Jail Saga\|recent endeavors]]...

	On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.		On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.

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	{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}		{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}

	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]], and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in [[2022]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) ~~regrets~~ ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]], and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in [[2022]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regretted ever being in the series in the first place at the time because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).

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	{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}		{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}

	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic ~~death~~ of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]], and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in [[2022]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).

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	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic death of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic death of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place.		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place. Furthermore, the plot of the special does revolve around Billy attempting to revive Zordon (albeit unsuccessfully).

	On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.		On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.

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	{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}		{{quote\|REVIVE ZORDON AND GET THE POWER RANGERS BACK TOGETHER, WHICH WAS MOST AWESOME!!! (COMPARED TO TODAY'S [[Chris and censorship\|C***PY]] "POWER RANGERS")\|Excerpt from the [[Christian and the Hedgehog Boys (band)\|Christian and the Hedgehog Boys]] single "[[Revive Zordon]]", as depicted in [[Sonichu 10\|''Sonichu'' #10]]}}

	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic ~~deaths~~ of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]] ~~and~~ [[~~Wikipedia:Jason David Frank~~\|~~Jason David Frank~~]]~~, the original Green Ranger, in 2022~~. It also ~~didn~~'t help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic death of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]]; that, or he is simply [[Patti-Chan\|in denial about it]]. It also doesn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly in September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always for [[~~Netflix\|~~Netflix]] that ~~will celebrate~~ the franchise's 30th-anniversary ~~set for release in~~ 2023. Netflix ~~will~~ not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second ~~red~~, ~~pink~~, and ~~yellow rangers~~ respectively ~~will~~ take their place~~. It is certain that Chris will not be able to view the special, given his [[Jail Saga\|recent endeavors]]..~~.		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly on September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always'' for [[Netflix]] that celebrates the franchise's 30th-anniversary, which was released on April 19, 2023. Netflix did not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second Red, Pink, and Yellow Rangers respectively take their place.

	On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.		On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.

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	Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]] and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in 2022. It also didn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].		Ever clouded by [[nostalgia]], Chris is likely either [[naïve\|unaware]] that such a reunion would be impossible due to the tragic deaths of [[Wikipedia:Thuy Trang\|Thuy Trang]], the original Yellow Ranger, in [[2001]] and [[Wikipedia:Jason David Frank\|Jason David Frank]], the original Green Ranger, in 2022. It also didn't help that [[Wikipedia:David Yost\|David Yost]], who played Billy Cranston (aka the first Blue Ranger) regrets ever being in the series in the first place because of alleged harassment over his [[homos\|sexuality]].

	Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly in September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a ~~project~~ for [[Netflix\|Netflix]] ~~in which they would produce a special~~ that will celebrate the franchise's 30th anniversary set for release in 2023. ~~It is unknown if~~ Netflix will bring back Austin St. John, who played the original Red Ranger~~, because of his [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|legal troubles]]~~, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. It is certain that Chris will not be able to view the special, given his [[Jail Saga\|recent endeavors]]...		Shockingly enough, Chris did get his wish of the original Power Rangers getting back together. Surprisingly in September 30, 2022, David Yost and Walter Jones (who played the first Black Ranger), announced a special called Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always for [[Netflix\|Netflix]] that will celebrate the franchise's 30th-anniversary set for release in 2023. Netflix will not bring back [[Wikipedia:Austin St. John\|Austin St. John]], who played the original Red Ranger, or [[Wikipedia:Amy Jo Johnson\|Amy Jo Johnson]], who played the original Pink Ranger. Instead Steve Cardenas, Catherine Sutherland, and Karan Ashley who played the second red, pink, and yellow rangers respectively will take their place. It is certain that Chris will not be able to view the special, given his [[Jail Saga\|recent endeavors]]...

	On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.		On [[The Wall of Originals]], two hand-made Trainer cards are devoted to the series. The first is a card devoted to [[Wikipedia:Bulk and Skull\|Bulk and Skull]], the two [[Trolls\|dimwitted bullies]] from the original series who served as effective comic relief.<ref>[[:Image:379-Bulk.jpg]]</ref> The second is a [[Sonichu]] Zord, predating the existence of [[Son-Chu]] by at least nine years. It seems that Chris attempted to make this Sonichu Zord like the popular White Tigerzord,<ref>https://powerrangers.fandom.com/White_Tigerzord#Additional_Formations</ref> but looks less like a transforming machine and more like a whacky villain of the week that would appear in the show. Chris depicts Sonichu's head slapped on its chest, with a dull gray robot head popping up in the first head's place, and its tail being used as a sword.<ref>[[:Image:224-SchuZord.jpg]]</ref> Needless to say, it fails horribly.