He deals a lot with survivor’s guilt, always willing to die to get the Squadron team back home. The Morphinaut, who we know as the Phantom Ranger, admittedly has more character than Ari. It’s frustrating because I want more clarification on what happened and why some of this stuff happened, but in the end, I still enjoy what I get from them. The unmorphed fight, the training, the final moments here are all great examples of their chemistry. They support each other in their special way, they hang out and do things with another. Even when you don’t know much about them, you get the sense that these guys are childhood friends. Although it can be hard at times to distinguish their personalities and know what backstories they refer to, their chemistry with each other is strongly written. With Power Rangers Universe, all readers are introduced to this unknown team of heroes. Instead, Ari, the Solar Ranger, was the character who got all the focus and still didn’t leave that much impact after it was all said and done. They were given no unique personalities, no chemistry, no reason for any reader to connect with them. In Beyond the Grid, the main 6 Rangers, for long-term fans of PR, had interesting and diverse backgrounds and yet were still treated as side characters. And both stories even have a moment of weakness with our heroes starting to fight with one another (except one was significantly dumber than the other).Īnd, yet, at the same time, this story’s main strength was Beyond the Grid’s biggest weakness: our heroes. Both stories are expansions of the entire PR universe, straying away from the MMPR corner of it and creating more diverse characters in the process. darkness as the main conflict while also attempting to explore more concepts of the PR universe with explanations of the Morphin’ Grid.
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So, back during Issue #1’s review, I mentioned that this series would be compared to Beyond the Grid, since it is still the only story that doesn’t mainly use MMPR characters.Īnd, after reading this finale, the comparisons are a bit striking.īoth are limited stories about introducing a full group of 6 Rangers that are relatively new to the reader while integrating it with a story of another Ranger and using their main conflict as the overall plot of the story. As for Aleia, she’ll ensure that all Power Rangers have a fighting chance.Īnd, so with a final goodbye to their previous life, we are met with this image eons later.
Telosi and Xev prepare to stay vigilant for any signs of Dark Specter in the future. Phiro is going to keep an eye on all of the Grid technology and its progress. Ori wants to monitor the Morphin’ Grid and makes sure it is thriving. Rhian plans on whipping the new generation of Power Rangers into shape. The newly dubbed Phantom Ranger is then sent through a portal, hopefully guiding him into the Morphin’ Grid.Īll 6 Squadron members go their separate ways in service of the Grid. Realizing that they have a new duty to help with the Grid, all 6 Squadron Rangers take a fragment of their destroyed Hearts and combine them into a Power Ruby. The Rangers can “hear” everyone throughout space and time tapping into the Grid. They’re made of energy now, not alive and not dead. The Squadron Rangers break their Morphers and this happens.Īlso, this planet was Earth the whole time.Īnyway, the Morphinaut is now freed on an Earth filled with Morphin’ Grid energy. Ori wants to do it alone, but everyone agrees that this is something they have to do together.
Doing this, however, would risk the Rangers being destroyed entirely from the amount of Grid energy pumping through them as a conduit. So, Ori has an idea to flood the entire planet they’re on with Morphin’ Grid energy which would force Dark Specter to abandon the Morphinaut and to cut off from the Proto Arch. The Rangers’ attacks are able to deal some damage to Dark Specter due to their energy from the Morphin’ Grid, but it’s not enough to push the Dark Specter out of the Morphinaut. The Rangers think Dark Specter is trapped between the real world and the Morphin’ Grid, but suddenly, he bursts back into the lab. As it attempts to enter the Proto-Arch, Ori has no choice but severs the Arch’s connection to the Morphin’ Grid. The devil is in the details or more specifically, Dark Specter inside the Morphinaut’s body. Other than that, I approve of all of these choices for Green Rangers.) (First acknowledgement from the comics that Dino Fury exists.
Love the energy swirling around this new hero debuting in this series and the whole green aesthetic with various Green Rangers from the franchise. Same thoughts as Power Rangers Universe #1’s cover.
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