Reinforcements from the Future
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| This article is about a/an two-part episode in Power Rangers Wild Force. |
| Reinforcements from the Future | |
| Wild Force, Episode 10x24 10x25 | |
| Air date July 27, 2002 August 3, 2002 | |
| Written by Amit Bhaumik | |
| Directed by Koichi Sakamoto | |
| Episode Guide | |
| previous The Wings of Animaria | next The Master's Last Stand |
Reinforcements from the Future is the twenty-fourth and fifth episodes of Power Rangers Wild Force. The episode is the tenth Team Up of the Power Rangers franchise between the Wild Force and Time Force Rangers. Like To the Tenth Power, The Power of Pink and Time For Lightspeed before it, the episode uses a completely original premise as there was no Team Up for Gaoranger and Timeranger to utilize as a basis.
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Summary
Wes and Eric track down three Mut-Orgs from the future to Turtle Cove, where they team up with Wild Force to battle them. The Rangers are greatly overpowered, and only with the intervention of Jen are they able to escape. The other Time Force Rangers arrive from the future, bringing Ransik and Nadira with them. They track down the Mutorgs, and Ransik manages to destroy their mutant halves. This allows the 12 Rangers to destroy the trio. However, a side-effect of Ransik's action is that he is now completly human and the Rangers and their friends celebrate on the Animarium.
Synopsis
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Primary Cast
- Ricardo Medina, Jr. as Cole Evans
- Alyson Kiperman as Taylor Earhardt
- Phillip Jeanmarie as Max Cooper
- Jessica Rey as Alyssa Enrilé
- Jack Guzman as Danny Delgado
- Ann Marie Crouch as Princess Shayla
- Sin Wong as Toxica
- Richard Cansino as Jindrax
- Ilia Volok as Master Org
Minor Cast
- Phillip Andrew as Merrick Baliton
- Erin Cahill as Jen Scotts
- Jason Faunt as Wesley Collins
- Kevin Kleinberg as Trip
- Michael Copon as Lucas Kendall
- Deborah Estelle Phillips as Katie Walker
- Daniel Southworth as Eric Myers
- Brianne Siddall as Circuit
- Vernon Wells as Ransik
- Kate Sheldon as Nadira
- David Lodge as Takach
- David Lodge as Kired
- Kim Strauss as Rofang
Notes
- Originally, the episode was to use the Three Org Brothers, Zeus Org, Posiedon Org and Hades Org from Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger: The Fire Mountain Roars. However, all three costumes were lost in a fire, resulting in the need to create original monsters out of pre-existing suit parts.
- The Mut-Orgs are reused monster suits and parts from past seasons:
- Rofang is made up of the head and right arm of Body Switcher (from Invasion of the Body Switcher), the body of Darkliptor (from T.J.'s Identity Crisis), Striking's shoulder armor (from Cyborg Rangers) and Prince Gasket's boots while the sword that Rofang uses previously belonged to Ecliptor's cyborg-form.
- Takach is made up on of the head and boots of Strikning, the body of the Gatekeeper (from Sorcerer of the Sands), the left arm of the unused Ohranger monster Bara Police, the right arm of the unused GoGoV monster Jeeruda while his weapons were previously used by Tire Org (from Ancient Awakening).
- Kired is made up of the body and head from Deviot's Keonta spell-form, the boots of Radster (from Race to the Rescue), the right hand of a Beetleborgs Metallix monster known as Repgillian and the wings of an unused GoGoV monster named Zarien.
- The Mut-Orgs were named after noted Power Ranger fans Jason Takach (Takach), Derik Smith (Kired) and Joe Rovang (Rofang).
- Part 2 references Captain Logan, who made his final appearance in the Time Force episode Time Force Traitor.