 This article is about an episode in Power Rangers RPM.
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Beyond a Doubt is the twenty-sixth episode of Power Rangers RPM. This episode marks the first appearance of the RPM Ultrazord.
Synopsis
Tenaya 7 and Dillon go to Venjix palace to retrieve codes to stop an attack bot. Dillon is left wondering which side she is on when she turns him in to Venjix. With the stolen codes, Dr. K is able to configure the RPM Ultrazord. Kilobyte captures Tenaya 7 before she can reunite with our heroes.
Plot
TBA
Cast
- Eka Darville as Scott Truman (Red RPM Ranger)
- Ari Boyland as Flynn McAllistair (Blue RPM Ranger)
- Rose McIver as Summer Landsdown (Yellow RPM Ranger)
- Milo Cawthorne as Ziggy Grover (Green RPM Ranger)
- Daniel Ewing as Dillon (Black RPM Ranger)
- Mike Ginn as Gem (Gold RPM Ranger)
- Li Ming Hu as Gemma (Silver RPM Ranger)
- Olivia Tennet as Doctor K
- Andrew Laing as Venjix (Voice)
- James Gaylyn as Colonel Mason Truman (Credit Only)
- Adelaide Kane as Tenaya 7
- Charlie McDermott as General Crunch (Voice)
- Mark Mitchinson as General Shifter (Voice)
- Leighton Cardno as Kilobyte (Voice)
- ??? as Generation 16 Hyper Bot (Voice)
Cells
- Ranger Operator Series Red -
- Ranger Operator Series Blue -
- Ranger Operator Series Yellow -
- Ranger Operator Series Green -
- Ranger Operator Series Black -
- Ranger Operator Series Gold -
- Ranger Operator Series Silver -
Notes
- This episode along with Key to the Past have a similar plot to Power Rangers In Space two-parter episode Dark Specter's Revenge. In both episodes a Ranger's sister (Astronema and Tenaya 7) remember the past and when they turn good they are captured and reprogrammed.
- The Venjix barricade appears again in this episode, it was first seen in The Road to Corinth, the scene with the explosion behind the car is the same, if you look closely you can see Ziggy instead of Tenaya. It's never seen again, When Dillon arrives Ziggy makes reference to episode 1 when he says he crossed two times through the barricade.
See Also
- GP 35: Engines' Bonds - Super Sentai counterpart in Go-Onger. See comparison page.