Jarrod

This article is about a/an villain turned ally in Power Rangers Jungle Fury.

Jarrod
Gender:	Male
Season:	Jungle Fury
Color:	Black
Homeworld:	Earth
First Appearance:	Welcome to the Jungle (1)
Last Appearance:	Now the Final Fury
Number of Episode Appearances:	32 Full list of appearances
Actor:	Bede Skinner
Black Lion WarriorPhantom Beast King

"'With the spirit of the mighty lion!'"

―Jarrod's roll call

Jarrod is a Pai Zhua student who served as the vessel of the evil Dai Shi. As the user of the Lion Spirit, he possessed his own ranger-like form known as the Black Lion Warrior.

Character History

Morphed in the Black Lion Warrior.

Jarrod was to be one of the three guardians alongside Theo Martin and Lily Chilman of the chest holding the evil known as Dai Shi. But when he showed himself to be a bully to others and was arrogant, he was expelled, and Casey was given his place. But, when Jarrod attacked Master Mao with his Black Lion Animal Spirit, the chest was accidentally opened and Dai Shi was released. As he was making his way through the forest, Dai Shi caught up with him and possessed him. For a long time, Dai Shi used his body, and his Animal Spirit as well. Jarrod's animal spirit, during his time as Phantom Beast King, seems to be gryphon-themed, though this was never confirmed on-screen.

Eventually Jarrod begins to fight back against Dai Shi, having never wanted to hurt anyone, and is eventually able to expel the evil spirit from his body. He and Camille then leave Dai Shi and join the Rangers, however his guilt in unleashing Dai Shi estranges him from the rest of the team for a while. However he soon decides to fight by their side again and is instrumental in weakening the Dai Shi, at the risk of his own life, allowing the other Rangers to destroy him.

At the end of the series, Jarrod and Camille decided to re-enroll in the Pai Zhuq academy as beginners feeling there was more they needed to learn. Jarrod and Casey were now firm friends, and Casey allowed Jarrod to take over his class whenever he was away.

Jarrod (good)

Jarrod was not shown to have fought in the final battle between the Legendary Rangers and the Armada which is likely because of his new student status.

Powers and Abilities

• Strength: As one of the main antagonists of Jungle Fury, Jarrod has strength far exceeding any Rinshi or monster. The only one stronger than him was Grizzaka (before Dai Shit gained control over Zocato). Even when reduced to a normal Power Ranger, Jarrod was powerful enough to help destroy Dai Shi forever.
• Ultimate Power Blast: Jarrod's strongest attack. Jarrod can use all of his energy to unleash a large yellow blast that, when performed inside of Dai Shi, left him weak enough for Casey, Theo and Lily to destroy him.
• Transformation: As Dai Shi, Jarrod can transform into either his Lion Warrior or Phantom Beast King forms at will. Once he lost Dai Shi, he can only access his Lion Warrior Form although it is extremely powerful.

Black Lion Warrior

Lion Warrior Costume

• Black Lion Armor

Zords

• Lion Animal Spirit

Arsenal

• Black Lion Lunge
• Black Lion Warrior Clauses Fire
• Zocato Power

Appearances: JF Episodes 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 19, 20, 22, 27, 31, 32

Phantom Beast King

• Phantom Beast King (armor) (Taken away by Dai Shi)

Arsenal

• Rinzin (Taken away by Dai Shi)

Appearances: JF Episodes 27, 30, 31

Notes

Gold Dai Shi in Legacy Wars

• Any good deeds he did when he was younger were rewritten by Carnisoar so that he never helped or took the wrong path (though it is unclear if the villain actually changed history or merely Jarrod’s memories of the past, especially since Dominic’s memories of Jarrod seem unchanged).
• He is the one who loves Camille, not Dai Shi.
• According to the episode Good Karma, Bad Karma, Jarrod is from Oklahoma.
• Dai Shi in Jarrod's body is a playable character in Power Rangers Legacy Wars and Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid.

Appearances

• Power Rangers Jungle Fury
  • Episode 1: Welcome to the Jungle (1)
  • Episode 2: Welcome to the Jungle (2)
  • Episode 3: Sigh of the Tiger
  • Episode 4: A Taste of Poison
  • Episode 5: Can't Win Them All
  • Episode 6: Dance the Night Away
  • Episode 7: Pizza Slice of Life
  • Episode 8: Way of the Master
  • Episode 9: Good Karma, Bad Karma
  • Episode 10: The Blind Leading the Blind
  • Episode 11: Pushed to the Edge
  • Episode 12: One Master Too Many
  • Episode 13: Ghost of a Chance (1)
  • Episode 14: Ghost of a Chance (2)
  • Episode 15: Bad to the Bone
  • Episode 16: Friends Don't Fade Away
  • Episode 17: No 'I' in Leader
  • Episode 18: True Friends, True Spirits
  • Episode 19: Path of the Rhino
  • Episode 20: Dash for the Dagger
  • Episode 21: Race to the Nexus
  • Episode 22: Arise the Crystal Eyes
  • Episode 23: Fear and the Phantoms
  • Episode 24: Blue Ranger, Twin Danger
  • Episode 25: One Last Second Chance
  • Episode 26: Don't Blow That Dough
  • Episode 27: Tigers Fall, Lions Rise
  • Episode 28: The Spirit of Kindness
  • Episode 29: Maryl and the Monkeys
  • Episode 30: To Earn Your Stripes
  • Episode 31: Path of the Righteous
  • Episode 32/Finale: Now the Final Fury

See Also

• Rio - Super Sentai counterpart in Gekiranger. See comparison page.