Changes: Past, Present and Fusion

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This article is about a/an episode in Power Rangers Dino Charge.

Past, Present and Fusion

Power Rangers Dino Charge, Episode 22x02

Air Date(s)

February 14, 2015

Production Information

Written by

Judd Lynn

Directed by

Jonathan Brough

Episode Guide

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Past, Present and Fusion is the second episode of Power Rangers Dino Charge. This episode marks the debut appearance of Riley Griffin the Green Ranger. Also debuting is his brother Matt Griffin, who would later become the Graphite Ranger himself.

Synopsis

A new teen finds his own Energem and joins Tyler and Shelby on their pilgrimage to the Amber Beach Dinosaur Museum, where they learn they are a part of the elite team called the Power Rangers. They are entrusted with protecting the Energems from a fierce bounty hunter named Sledge, who has returned and is more determined than ever to capture the Energems for himself.

Plot

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Cast

Gallery

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Errors

Tyler uses a combined attack with the T Rex Zord to finish off Iceage. When Iceage explodes after Tyler destroys him, the T Rex Zord is behind him, but when the explosion repeats again, Tyler's standing in a completely different area, and the T Rex Zord is no longer behind him.
- This also can be seen in Kyoryuger.
Iceage's voice was higher pitched this episode as opposed to the previous episode.
While in the Dino Lab, Kendall calls out Tyler and Riley by their names while explaining why the energems chose them, even though the two have never met her. A minute later, Tyler takes the liberty of introducing himself to her before leaving to stop Iceage.
While not necessarily an error, Keeper told the Rangers that Fury was the only monster on Earth. Tyler and Shelby had faced Iceage in the previous episode and again this episode. Onscreen, Keeper didn't tell the Tyler, Shelby, and Riley about Fury. It is possible that Keeper told Koda, Chase and Kendall about Fury, sometime before Tyler, Shelby and Riley became Rangers.

Notes

This episode marks the debut of the Dino Charge morph sequence, which is almost identical to the one from Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger.
Chase Randall's comment "Call me the hotshot. I never miss." is a reference to his counterpart Ian Yorkland's name, the Hotshot Brave.

References

Footnotes

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 * Iceage's voice was higher pitched this episode as opposed to the previous episode.
 * While in the Dino Lab, Kendall calls out Tyler and Riley by their names while explaining why the energems chose them, even though the two have never met her. A minute later, Tyler takes the liberty of introducing himself to her before leaving to stop Iceage.
-* While not necessarily an error, Keeper told the Rangers that Fury was the only monster on Earth. Tyler and Shelby had faced Iceage in the previous episode and again this episode. Onscreen, Keeper didn't tell the Tyler, Shelby, and Riley about Fury. It is possible that Keeper told Koda, Chase and Kendell about Fury, sometime before Tyler, Shelby and Riley became Rangers.
+* While not necessarily an error, Keeper told the Rangers that Fury was the only monster on Earth. Tyler and Shelby had faced Iceage in the previous episode and again this episode. Onscreen, Keeper didn't tell the Tyler, Shelby, and Riley about Fury. It is possible that Keeper told Koda, Chase and Kendall about Fury, sometime before Tyler, Shelby and Riley became Rangers.
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