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| + | *This episode has a similar plot to [[Ep. 5: Finish It! This Is an Underhanded Battle]] from ''[[Denji Sentai Megaranger]]'' in the sense where the higher-ups of the organization the team worked for attempts to intervene due to the lack of confidence of their ability to defeat the enemy. The only difference is their attempt to gain control of the team's mecha by installing an AI System, which like in this episode, their plan backfires forcing the team to regain control. |
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Revision as of 13:09, 20 January 2020
 This article is about an episode in Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue.
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Cyborg Rangers is the seventh episode of Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. It features the only appearance of the Cyborg Rangers.
Synopsis
The higher command of Lightspeed, led by General McKnight, wants to eliminate the human error factor of protecting Mariner Bay. A team of robotic Lightspeed Rescue Rangers, known as the Cyborg Rangers, are dispatched to do the job, when the human Rangers are relieved of duty after failing against the Strikning monster. But thanks to the demon's lightning strikes, the Cyborgs malfunction and turn against their controler! Can the replaced Rangers come out of retirement in time to save the city from its own technology?
Plot
to be added
Cast
- Sean Cw Johnson as Carter Grayson (Red Lightspeed Ranger)
- Michael Chaturantabut as Chad Lee (Blue Lightspeed Ranger)
- Keith Robinson as Joel Rawlings (Green Lightspeed Ranger)
- Sasha Craig as Kelsey Winslow (Yellow Lightspeed Ranger)
- Alison MacInnis as Dana Mitchell (Pink Lightspeed Ranger)
- Ron Rogge as Captain William Mitchell
- Monica Louwerens as Angela Fairweather
- Neil Kaplan as Diabolico (voice)
- David Lodge as Loki (voice)
- Kim Strauss as Jinxer (voice)
- Jennifer L. Yen as Vypra
- Brianne Siddall as Impus (voice)
- David Weisberg as Dr. Harlen
- Bert Kramer as General McKnight
- Eddie Frierson as Strikning (voice)
- Michael R Bowman as Base Tech Adams (Uncredited)
- David Weisberg as Dr. Harlen
Errors
- A human face is clearly seen when the Red Cyborg lowers his visor.
- The robots Rangers are called cyborgs, when android should have been more accurate. A cyborg is typically half organic and half mechanical.
Notes
- This episode has a similar plot to Ep. 5: Finish It! This Is an Underhanded Battle from Denji Sentai Megaranger in the sense where the higher-ups of the organization the team worked for attempts to intervene due to the lack of confidence of their ability to defeat the enemy. The only difference is their attempt to gain control of the team's mecha by installing an AI System, which like in this episode, their plan backfires forcing the team to regain control.
- While this plot is similar to its main sentai counterpart Ep. 8: Rescue Sentai Activity Suspended, the only difference is that the higher-up Kenji Inui tried to shut the team down, unlike General McKnight who tried to have the team replaced.
See Also
- Ep. 8: Rescue Sentai Activity Suspended - Super Sentai counterpart in GoGoFive. See comparison page. (fight footage and story)
- Ep. 46: The Flame-Throwing Firefighter Robo - Super Sentai counterpart in GoGoFive. See comparison page. (story)
- Ep. 5: Finish It! This Is an Underhanded Battle - Super Sentai counterpart in Megaranger. See comparison page. (story)