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Miki1988 · 12/30/17, 04:14 PM

Zordon in a post-Space season could only work for Lost Galaxy, since Astro Megaship was used in that season and LG officially had the Quasar Sabers related to him. Plus it could have worked well for the Kendrix > Karone transition at the end of the season. It'd be nice to see some scenes involving Karone and Zordon, only this time she would be fighting for good guys and they also could have her doubt her goodness, which could result in a great storyline for Karone. In addition, they could easily link up the Galaxy Book to Karone via her Astronema past, thus providing the season with more mythology-themed episodes even before the Cap. Mutiny arc, providing PRiS and PRLG with an even stronger link.

For LR and onwards, Zordon would not have worked for the show, because of how those seasons were imagined and driven. It was already time for him to go anyway (hence why they had Andros be the last Ranger ever to meet with him) and for the show to move on to new things and not have it resolve around a floating head recruiting teenagers to pilot giant robots.

12/30/17, 04:14 PM	#2
Miki1988 Power Ranger Join Date: 12/04/17 Posts: 188	Re: What if Zordon survived? Zordon in a post-Space season could only work for Lost Galaxy, since Astro Megaship was used in that season and LG officially had the Quasar Sabers related to him. Plus it could have worked well for the Kendrix > Karone transition at the end of the season. It'd be nice to see some scenes involving Karone and Zordon, only this time she would be fighting for good guys and they also could have her doubt her goodness, which could result in a great storyline for Karone. In addition, they could easily link up the Galaxy Book to Karone via her Astronema past, thus providing the season with more mythology-themed episodes even before the Cap. Mutiny arc, providing PRiS and PRLG with an even stronger link. For LR and onwards, Zordon would not have worked for the show, because of how those seasons were imagined and driven. It was already time for him to go anyway (hence why they had Andros be the last Ranger ever to meet with him) and for the show to move on to new things and not have it resolve around a floating head recruiting teenagers to pilot giant robots.