Hydro Regenerator

This article is about a monster enlarger in Power Rangers Dino Thunder.

"Activating the Hydro-Regenerator!"

―Mesogog

The Hydro Regenerator is a device stored within Mesogog's lair that acts as the primary means for monsters to grow in Dino Thunder.

History

To make his monsters grow, Mesogog would activate the Hydro-Regenerator, summoning a rain cloud in the skies which would pour down rain upon the chunky monster remains. The rain would revitalize the parts and make them clump together, making them expand and reform into the giant monster.

The Hydro-Regenerator was presumably built sometime after Tommy Oliver attacked Mesogog's Island a year before the events of Dino Thunder since the entire island was seemingly destroyed by that event. TV STORY-Day of the Dino

Make My Monster Grow - Hydro-Regenerator

The Hydro-Regenerator was first seen being used to grow Birdbrain after his failure to destroy the Dino Thunder Rangers and would be used to grow almost every monster after that. TV STORY-Wave Goodbye

The Hydro-Regenerator can also work on monsters that weren't created by Mesogog or his flunkies, such as when he grew Tutenhawken. TV STORY-Tutenhawken's Curse

The Hydro-Regenerator was destroyed when Mesogog's Island was obliterated by the Triceramax Command Center Truck. TV STORY-Thunder Struck

Notes

• The only monsters not grown by the Hydro-Regenerator were Goldenrod (who made himself grow), the second White Terrorsaurus (who grew himself instead), the third was Fossilador (who made himself grow) and Fridgia (who never grew as she was her own separate entity and never associated with Mesogog).
  • The reason is because both Giganoid 4: Resurrection and Giganoid 2: Eroica (the Sentai counterparts of Fossilador and Goldenrod respectively) were Giganoids, who were already giant-sized to begin with, with their smaller-sized appearance being American footage.
  • While Rojobot's Sentai counterpart was a Giganoid, he did used a mix of Hydro Regenerator's Sentai footage and his first appearance when he was enlarged.
• Unlike in Abaranger, the Hydro-Regenerator is not a fruit and instead a machine.
  • In Abaranger, every small sized Trinoid and Giganoid had a Life Berry within them which would go into the sky and create the story cloud to make them grow. The orb that appears before the rain appeared was actually the Life Berry.

Appearances

• Power Rangers Dino Thunder
  • Episode 1: Day of the Dino Part 1
  • Episode 2: Day of the Dino Part 2
  • Episode 3: Wave Goodbye
  • Episode 4: Legacy of Power
  • Episode 5: Back in Black
  • Episode 6: Diva in Distress
  • Episode 7: Game On
  • Episode 8: Golden Boy
  • Episode 9: Beneath the Surface
  • Episode 10: Ocean Alert
  • Episode 11: White Thunder Part 1
  • Episode 12: White Thunder Part 2
  • Episode 13: White Thunder Part 3
  • Episode 14: Truth and Consequences
  • Episode 15: Leader of the Whack
  • Episode 17: The Missing Bone
  • Episode 18: Bully for Ethan
  • Episode 20: It's a Mad Mad Mackerel
  • Episode 21: Copy That
  • Episode 22: Triassic Triumph
  • Episode 24: A Ranger Exclusive
  • Episode 25: Tutenhawken's Curse
  • Episode 26: Disappearing Act
  • Episode 28: The Passion of Connor
  • Episode 29: Isn't it Lava-ly
  • Episode 32: Thunder Storm Part 2
  • Episode 33: In Your Dreams
  • Episode 34: Drawn into Danger
  • Episode 35: House of Cards
  • Episode 36: A Test of Trust
  • Episode 37: Thunder Struck Part 1

See Also

• Life Berry - Super Sentai counterpart in Abaranger. See comparison page.