 This article is about an ally in Power Rangers Jungle Fury.
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Flit is a former enemy of Camille whom she cursed, turning him into an anthropomorphic fly. He must stay inside her stomach or die from being outside for too long.
Biography
Normally emerging during Zord battles, Flit monitors the Rangers' fight as a Battle Commentator. Regardless of who has the upper hand, Flit maintains a neutral standpoint and unbiased commentary. He's insulted Camille and often hurt her feelings when her plans fail, calling her the "ugly chameleon". When the Overlords were being revived, Flit reveals he eats whatever Camille does, begging her to do so; this lead to her going to Jungle Karma Pizza, where Lily accidentally gave advice about "getting a new boss". When RJ saves his life, Flit temporarily allies with the Rangers and helps RJ get control of his Animal Spirit but has to return to Camille when the curse over him causes him to weaken after being away from her for too long. By the end of the series, Camille turned Flit back to his human form. Flit now works for RJ at Jungle Karma Pizza, although he still retains some of his insect characteristics. He also continues to narrate, something RJ finds amusing.
Appearance
Unlike an average fly, Flit retains his human mind and "stands" on his hind legs. He has four other arms, often having as them crossed. He retains the clothing he wore as a human in his fly form, but
Flit as a human with RJ
modified to fit him. Flit wears a white shirt with has two extra sleeves for his additional arms, along with blue overalls. Seems he wore glasses, which are between his eyes. After becoming human again, Flit hides his eyes behind sunglasses or simply favors the look; his overalls appear to have a broken strap on his left side. He wears the Jungle Karma Pizza shirt under his overalls and wears the cap backwards.
Notes
- In 'True Friends, True Spirits' the flashback of Flit fighting Camille shows him as a silhouette of an Asian man yet in 'Now the Final Fury' his appearance resembles an average American man.
- Flit's name may have been inspired by the insecticide brand of the same name, or from the hummingbird in Disney's Pocahontas.
See Also
- Fierce Beast Fly-Fist Bae - Super Sentai counterpart in Gekiranger. See comparison page.
