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This article is about a/an villain in Power Rangers Turbo, the third season in the Zordon Era . |
- "Five streaks of light . . . five Power Rangers!"
- ―Rygog[src]
Rygog was the alien second-in-command to Divatox and was a pseudo-secondary antagonist of Power Rangers Turbo.
History
He served as her loyal warrior, able to fire lasers from his eyes. However, due to the design of his armor, he was not very mobile and could be defeated if he was toppled. Rygog also served as the pilot of the Catzord. Although he was present for the majority of Countdown to Destruction, he was not seen when the wave hit so it is unknown if he was survived, but he was most likely reduced to sand.
According to the episode Fire In Your Tank, Rygog was apparently left-handed and, as shown in Rally Ranger, Rygog slept upside down like a bat.
Personality
In contrast to Elgar, Rygog is slightly more reliable in Divatox's eyes.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
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Abilities
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Weaknesses
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Arsenal
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Relationships
Allies
Generals
Family
- Unknown name - Mother (mentioned)
MOVIE STORY-Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie
Others
- Divatox
- Piranhatrons
- Putra Pods
- Chromites
- Rita Repulsa
- Lord Zedd
- Master Vile
- Z Putty Patrollers
- Tenga Warriors
- King Mondo
- Queen Machina
- Cogs
- Dark Specter
- Astronema
- Quantrons
Enemies
Rangers
Family
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Others
Behind the Scenes
Portrayal
- Rygog was portrayed by Edwin Neal while he was voiced by Lex Lang.
Design
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Etymology
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Notes
- Like Elgar, Rygog's image was redesigned from Gekisou Sentai Carranger. The Sentai footage showed Rygog with a more menacing face, but it seemed to be made on a cheaper budget.
- In contrast to his Sentai counterpart who was the main villain, Rygog is instead the second-in-command to the main villain.
- He was mistakenly named "Maligore" in FoxKids magazine.
Appearances
- Power Rangers Turbo
- Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie (first appearance)
- Episode 1: Shift Into Turbo, Part I
- Episode 2: Shift Into Turbo, Part II
- Episode 3: Shift Into Turbo, Part III
- Episode 4: Shadow Rangers
- Episode 5: Transmission Impossible
- Episode 6: Rally Ranger
- Episode 7: Built for Speed
- Episode 8: Bicycle Built for the Blues
- Episode 9: The Whole Lie
- Episode 10: Glyph Hanger
- Episode 11: Weight and See
- Episode 12: Alarmed and Dangerous
- Episode 13: The Millennium Message
- Episode 14: A Drive to Win
- Episode 15: Cars Attacks
- Episode 16: Honey, I Shrunk the Rangers, Part I
- Episode 17: Honey, I Shrunk the Rangers, Part II
- Episode 18: Passing the Torch, Part I
- Episode 19: Passing the Torch, Part II
- Episode 20: Stitch Witchery
- Episode 21: The Wheel of Fate
- Episode 22: Trouble by the Slice
- Episode 23: The Phantom Phenomenon
- Episode 24: Vanishing Act
- Episode 25: When Time Freezes Over
- Episode 26: The Darkest Day
- Episode 27: One Last Hope
- Episode 28: The Fall of the Phantom
- Episode 29: Clash of the Megazords
- Episode 31: Beware the Third Wish
- Episode 32: The Gardener of Evil (cameo)
- Episode 33: Fire in Your Tank
- Episode 34: The Turn of the Wretched Wrench
- Episode 35: Spirit of the Woods (voice only)
- Episode 36: The Song of Confusion
- Episode 37: The Accident
- Episode 38: Cassie's Best Friend
- Episode 39: The Curve Ball
- Episode 40: Carlos and the Count
- Episode 41: Little Strong Man
- Episode 42: The Rival Rangers
- Episode 43: Parts and Parcel
- Episode 44: Chase into Space, Part I
- Episode 45/Finale: Chase into Space, Part II
- Power Rangers in Space
- Episode 1: From Out of Nowhere, Part 1
- Episode 11: The Delta Discovery
- Episode 42: Countdown to Destruction, Part 1 (final appearance)
- Power Rangers Dino Thunder
- Episode 4: Legacy of Power (archive footage only)
- Saban Powerhouse
- Issue 2: Simple Simon Says
- Power Rangers (Boom! Studios)
See Also
- President Gynamo - Super Sentai counterpart in Carranger. See comparison page.
References
Footnotes
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