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Sigh of the Tiger is the third episode of Power Rangers Jungle Fury.
Synopsis[]
Casey requests extra training from RJ, and ends up doing seemingly menial housework for the mentor. The ancient spirit of the buffalo is harnessed for evil, as Camille brings about Buffalord. Fran must protect the pizza parlor from its greatest threat: a children's birthday party!
Plot[]
At the Temple of the Dai Shi, the eponymous Dai Shi challenges the Rinshi to find the next worthy warrior. Using his Black Lion technique, he defeats all of them. Camille arrives to praise Dai Shi, who immediately brushes her off.
At Jungle Karma Pizza, RJ trains Lily and Casey. Casey is careless and almost destroys a speaker. RJ defeats the two students. After Lily leaves, Casey approaches RJ and asks for further training. RJ responds by asking for a shoulder rub.
Camille begins an attack on the city, and the Rangers head into the city to face her. Camille powers up and fights Casey and insults the Red Ranger just as she leaves the scene.
Casey blames himself for their failure and asks RJ for further training. RJ gives him the task of fixing his favorite chair, which irritates Casey even further.
Camille prepares the next warrior. Casey finally fixes the chair and asks for another task. RJ tells him to wash the yoga mat. Theo and Lily check up on Fran as she struggles at a birthday party. They decide not to help her, seeing the "little monsters", as Theo calls them, mess up the whole pizza parlor as well as the hapless Fran. Meanwhile, Casey finishes cleaning the mat.
Camille and the Rinshi begin the attack. The Rangers head into battle and unleash their beasts to defeat the Rinshi. The Rinshi reveals his true form, Buffalord, and attacks the Rangers. Casey is easily defeated. The monster turns its attention to the Rangers and defeats them.
Casey is frustrated and demands more training. RJ responds by giving him a final job. In the forest, the monster trains itself for the next battle. Camille threatens him, telling him to succeed.
In the middle of Casey's training, the monster begins the attack. Theo and Lily prepare to leave. RJ tells Casey to stay behind to finish his training.
Theo and Lily morph into action and face Buffalord. Casey is frustrated from doing RJ's chores. He challenges RJ and ends up using the cleaning techniques to fight RJ. Casey finally understands RJ's teaching methods and heads into battle.
With the new training, the Red Ranger uses each technique to defeat the monster. The monster grows and the Rangers summon their Beasts to take on the monster. Flit monitors the fight with the Jungle Pride Megazord and the monster. The Megazord uses a new technique to defeat Buffalord.
Dai Shi orders Camille to clean the floors. The teens head back to the pizza parlor, where Fran finishes her shift. RJ tells Theo and Lily to clean up while he joins Casey and Fran for ice cream.
Cast[]
- Jason Smith as Casey Rhodes (Jungle Fury Red Ranger)
- Anna Hutchison as Lily Chilman (Jungle Fury Yellow Ranger)
- Aljin Abella as Theo Martin (Jungle Fury Blue Ranger)
- David de Lautour as Robert "RJ" James
- Sarah Thomson as Fran
- Bede Skinner as Jarrod
- Holly Shanahan as Camille (Green Chameleon Warrior)
- Geoff Dolan as Dai Shi (voice)
- Kelson Henderson as Flit (voice)
- Scott Alexander Young as Buffalord (voice)
Errors[]
- When Buffalord grows large, his right horn that was previously twisted by Casey is straightened off-screen with no explanation.
- When the Rangers return to Jungle Karma Pizza after defeating Buffalord, they are wearing completely different outfits from their regular uniforms while RJ is wearing the same clothes he was last seen wearing while training Casey.
Notes[]
- This episode heavily references the famous martial arts movie, The Karate Kid.
- Casey having to do a series of seemingly meaningless chores (such as fixing RJ's recliner armchair, polishing the floor of the main room of RJ's apartment, and washing and wringing out RJ's yoga mat) to learn how to defeat Buffalord is a clear homage to the main character of The Karate Kid, Daniel LaRusso, having to do a series of seemingly meaningless chores (such as washing all of Mr Miyagi's cars, sanding the wooden floors of Mr Miyagi's house, painting Mr Miyagi's garden fence and painting the house walls) to learn karate.
- This episode's name is a reference to the song, Eye of the Tiger, which was made as the theme song to the movie Rocky III.
- Buffalord has the horns of a yak, rather than those of a true buffalo (eg. the water buffalo).
- RJ mentions that he watches a TV programme called Judge Jamie. This could be a reference of American courtroom series Judge Judy, as well as other shows with a similar premise.
- Different teams of Rangers have previously been involved in food fights in "Food Fight", "Return of an Old Friend" and "I Love Lothor".
See Also[]
- Lesson 3: Shio-Shio! Cleaning Power - Super Sentai counterpart in Gekiranger. See comparison page. (fight footage & story)
External Links[]
List of Power Rangers Jungle Fury episodes |
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1 & 2: Welcome to the Jungle • 3: Sigh of the Tiger • 4: A Taste of Poison • 5: Can't Win Them All • 6: Dance the Night Away • 7: Pizza Slice of Life • 8: Way of the Master • 9: Good Karma, Bad Karma • 10: Blind Leading the Blind • 11: Pushed to the Edge • 12: One Master Too Many • 13 & 14: Ghost of a Chance • 15: Bad to the Bone • 16: Friends Don't Fade Away • 17: No 'I' in Leader • 18: True Friends, True Spirits • 19: Path of the Rhino • 20: Dash for the Dagger • 21: Race to the Nexus • 22: Arise the Crystal Eyes • 23: Fear and the Phantoms • 24: Blue Ranger, Twin Danger • 25: One Last Second Chance • 26: Don't Blow That Dough • 27: Tigers Fall, Lions Rise • 28: The Spirit of Kindness • 29: Maryl and the Monkeys • 30: To Earn Your Stripes • 31: Path of the Righteous • 32: Now the Final Fury |
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