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- "Skelekron at your service, my liege."
- ―Skelekron's first words to Scorpius.[src]
- "Hurry up with that box. Allow me to present my ancient Skelekron Warriors. They have the ability to take the Rangers' own energy and use it against them."
- ―Skelekron talking about his Skelekron Warriors.[src]
- "What's he doing here?!?!"
- ―Skelekron's last words before his demise.[src]
Skelekron is a skeletal knight monster brought in by Scorpius to deal with the Galaxy Rangers and the future Magna Defender.
History
With the help of his Skelekron Warriors (miniature dolls that are able to absorb energy with the help of an ancient shrine and the power of Skelekron's Mirror-Shield), Skelekron goes after the four Galaxy Rangers, which lures Leo and Mike Corbett out into the battle. When the brothers were confronted by Stingwingers, Kai and the others attempted to reach them, but were cut off by Skelekron. He trapped the Rangers in his mirror shield and prepared to do the same with Leo when Mike intervened, allowing both of them to escape.
When Skelekron discovered one of Mike's dogtags on a Stingwinger, he summoned Skelekron Warrior Pink and Skelekron Warrior Yellow to deal with Leo and Mike first. Once they were dispatched, Skelekron Warrior Blue and Skelekron Warrior Green were dealt with easily, leaving Skelekron open to attack. Leo fended him and the Stingwingers off with a fire attack from his Quasar Saber, the attack shattered Skelekron's shield and the Rangers were released freed from imprisonment. Leo transformed and the Rangers sought to take care Skelekron using the Lights of Orion and the Galaxy Megazord, however, Skelekron trapped them inside a mirror with the power of his sword.
He was eventually destroyed by Mike (who was chosen to become Magna Defender's successor), who transformed into the Mega Defender and used the Defender Torozord's lightning spin attack against him. The Galaxy Megazord was released upon Skelekron's destruction.
Personality
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Powers and Abilities
Powers
- Enlarging: Skelekron has the ability to enlarge himself at will.
Abilities
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Weaknesses
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Arsenal
- Skeleton Sword: Skelekron carries a sword into battle.
- Lightning Energy Transfer Beam: Skelekron's sword can fire a beam of neon purple lightning that can transfer his opponents' energies into his Skelekron Warriors, bringing them to life.
- Mirror Imprisonment: When he grows to gigantic size, Skelekron can use the sword to create mirrors to entrap anything.
- Mirror Shield: Skelekron has a shield with a skull on its front that can open to reveal a magical mirror which can entrap any target inside a smaller mirror. Shattering the shield's mirror will release any and all imprisoned targets.
- Skelekron Warriors: Skelekron had special dolls called Skelekron Warriors, which can come to life and grow into Grim Reaper-like monsters after absorbing enough energy.
Behind the Scenes
Portrayal
- Skelekron is voiced by Doug Stone.
Design
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Etymology
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Notes
- His theme is the Yokai gashadokuro, like the villain Rito Revolto from the third season of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and the future giant foot soldiers Skullgators from Power Rangers Ninja Steel.
- Skelekron seemingly has some history with the original Magna Defender, as when Mike enlarges himself to become Mega Defender, Skelekron shouts "What's HE doing here?!" in obvious shock.
Appearances
Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
- Episode 16: Destined for Greatness
Power Rangers Roleplaying Game
Skelekron appears in the Power Rangers Roleplaying Game as a Threat in the "Across the Stars" expansion.See Also
- Geltgelt - Super Sentai counterpart in Gingaman. See comparison page.
References
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