"Powerful Morphine Power Rangers" is an interesting exercise to localize international television for American (and generally western) audiences. The show split along with footage of the struggle from the series "Super Sentai" "Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger" with clips of American actors playing teenagers to create fully original teens stories when they are no Fight against evil beings. The result was The first show "Power Rangers", which remains a good time All these years later. It was also a monumental hit in its time, lasting three seasons, while combining different generations of "Super Sentai" in Frankenstein's TV series (even if children who watch at home never realized it was).

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But "powerful morphine Power Rangers" was more than just a superpower for grades; It was also a phenomenon of trade fog and pop culture, creating a theater film and even a live show in 1995. However, the series eventually ended, with the show restarting through a mini-series titled "Powerful Morphine Alien Alien Rangers". This, in turn, has begun a tradition of changing the cast every season (which makes Many anniversary units of "Power Rangers" Quite specifically) and led to the next franchise incarnation, "Power Rangers Zeo". However, before Zeo, Fox Detos decided to ease the children in the new show with a series of short films.

After Zeo came "Turbo: Film" Turbo "in 1997: Power Rangers Film, which was supposed to be an introduction to the new generation of Power Rangers Turbo heroes. But while the transition from the original show to Zeo went smoothly (even excluding short films), the transition to "turbo" was terrible. The new series ignored the return of the wicked Zed and Rita Republic of Power Rangers Zeo, while inexplicably inserting new antagonists into the mix.

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Looking at "Powerful Morphine Power Rangers" used short films to ease the transition to the Zeo franchise era, probably the show did the same before "turbo", right? This finally brings us to the bizarre story of "Scorpion Rain", fans' fraud turned the urban legend that eventually became Canon to the "Power Rangers" property.

In 1998, the Power Rangers fan of Usenet Saw Posted post From - among others - Derrick Smith, Satu Sharp and Amit Bhamik. Tiro claimed to have seen an eight-minute short film followed by "Power Rangers Zeo" and has new actors like the red-pink zeo rangers struggling with the Lord Zedd robot, a coil (explaining what happened with the Zed "turbo" events). The post also insisted that the short film was only broadcast in Australia and was therefore unknown to the American audience. Of course, because it was the 1990s, all collectively decided not to give this the smallest overview, with the whole thing to be fabricated, fraud and otherwise a lie.

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So how exactly did this become a canon? Surely everyone in the end accepted it all was a scam, wasn't it? Well, here's something. One of the conspirators, Baumik, later became an editor of stories about Power Rangers Wild Force, who debuted in 2002 as a 10th anniversary of the franchise season. That show and both marked Jason David Frank's big return And it included the 10th anniversary of the special "forever red", a crossover with the red ranger from every season to that moment. The episode itself saw the Rangers struggling with the remains of the Power Rangers Zeo Machine Empire and reveals the remnants of the destroyed serpenter machine. That's the way, the coil, the one from the "Scorpion Rain" fraud. Because he is a stories editor, Bhamik has taken himself to call for conspiracy and dialogue to his own fan -fiction in the Canon series, forever immortalizing the "Scorpion's rain".

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The canon "Power Rangers" is, well, just as accurately, as the comprehensive story of the franchise is strictly written. The first few "Power Rangers", in particular, have a common continuityWith one series to tie in the next (even if there is not much sense, such as suddenly becomes a "powerful morphine" on the deep 90's Space opera with similarities to "Arsenal Soldiers"). However, even outside that, the property actually has greater continuity and a common canon.

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However, after "Power Rangers Rangers" in 1999, however, continuity ceased to apply. Instead, the Power Rangers emissions became standalone and began to take place in a fairly nebulous period of time-which looks pretty modern and deprived of any large scientific elements (although the literal stars of the Power Rangers universe were canonically colonized in 1998). Finally, in 2023

Now we have news that there are Another series "Power Rangers" on the roadAs produced by the creative team behind Persie Acksexon and the Olympians "and set it to be transferred to Disney+. Although the Disney era of Power Rangers in the 2000s was considered a low point for the franchise, it still gave us some great shows like "Dino Thunder". Now is the question: will we get a new string of short films ahead of the latest series?

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