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Stroke of Fate is the fifteenth episode of Power Rangers Super Samurai, the second season of Power Rangers Samurai. This episode marks the only appearance of the Samurai Shark Gigazord, and the final appearances of Serrator and the Samurai SharkZord.

Synopsis[]

When Serrator asks Deker to fulfill the final piece of his destructive plans, Antonio begs Deker to reconsider his role in the battle between humans and the Nighlok.

Plot[]

The Rangers are still lying down, injured heavily after Serrator's last attack.

Antonio finds Deker lying down, motionless, and goes in for an attack. He however stops himself, knowing it would not be right.

Back at the Shiba House, the Rangers are still analyzing Serrator's plan when, out of desperation, Antonio confesses that he had a chance to take out Deker but didn't. Although the Rangers reassure that his decision is what separates him from the Nighlok, he still feels ashamed.

Deker is at a stream, thinking about what Serrator wants from him in his plan. He visits the area when he first became half-Nighlok when Dayu asks if he remembers, to which he replies no before leaving. Dayu remembers vividly what happened and hopes that one day, Deker finds out the truth.

Back at the Shiba House, the Rangers find a note from Antonio, saying he's gone to fight Deker and finish the job.

Bulk and Spike find one of Serrator's holes in the ground and decide to cover it up using chewing gum. They roll a huge ball of it to one of the holes and use it to plug it up. It works, but they are stuck to it.

Meanwhile, Serrator has arrived at the area where he needs to deliver his final wedge. He holds Urumasa up high, and Deker feels its presence. But before he can get there, Antonio stands in his path. Deker reveals that he knew how Antonio had a chance earlier to defeat him but didn't.

While Jayden, Emily, and Mia hold off Serrator, Kevin and Mike go after Antonio. Antonio notices that Deker is defenseless, so he hesitates and doesn't attack. He tries to convince him to forget his sword and don't help Serrator in splitting the Earth. Deker says that's what makes him weak when the others arrive for help. Deker arrives at the final wedge area and takes Urumasa from Serrator. Instead of slashing at the rock, however, he instead slashes at Serrator, telling him that he only lives for the sword and doesn't share his hatred of humanity. The rift in the Earth seals itself up, ruining Serrator's plan. Deker leaves the Rangers to deal with Serrator, who takes out his bitter frustration on them. They still manage to defeat him using the 5 Disc Octo Cannon.

When Serrator enlarges himself, the Rangers form the Bull Megazord, LightZord, Samurai Megazord, and Claw Battlezord South. Serrator spawns two Papyroxes. While the Samurai Megazord and ClawZord deal with the Papyroxes, Jayden and the LightZord go after Serrator. The Papyroxes are defeated, but Serrator overpowers the Rangers. In response, the Rangers form the Gigazord, but it still isn't enough. Antonio decides to give the Gigazord more power by having it combine with the SharkZord. Using this, they finally destroy Serrator for good.

Dayu asks Deker if he finally ended his deals with the Nighlok, to which he responds that he feels their fates are somehow related to each other.

Antonio thinks about what Deker did and the episode ends with the Rangers enjoying their friendship, commenting on how unlike the Nighlok, they will always remain loyal to each other.

Cast[]

Power Discs[]

Errors[]

  • When Serrator attacks the Bull Megazord after a failed surprise attack, it is suddenly lying on the ground despite just having been on it's feet.
    • The reason for this is that, in Shinkenger, the move that knocked it down like this was a massive stab right through it which was probably cut to the violence this implied.
  • Strangely the LightZord, is nowhere to be seen, until the Papyroxes are defeated.

Notes[]

  • This episode was first shown in Latin America on 24th August 2012. It aired in Canada on 27th October 2012.
  • This episode marks the only time Emily uses the LightZord
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  • Bulk's hand/body motions as he picks up a handful of gumballs in the same manner as the Power Morphers and shouts "It's Chewin' Time" is a callback to the original morphing sequence for the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: "It's Morphin Time".

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Power nav icon List of Power Rangers Samurai and Super Samurai episodes Icon-shinkengerIcon-supersamurai
Samurai

1 & 2: Origins • 3: The Team Unites • 4: Deal With a Nighlok • 5: Day Off • 6: Sticks and Stones • 7: A Fish Out of Water • 8: There Go the Brides • 9: I've Got a Spell on Blue • 10: Forest for the Trees • 11: Test of the Leader • 12: Jayden's Challenge • 13: Unexpected Arrival • 14: Room for One More • 15: The Blue and the Gold • 16: Team Spirit • 17: The Tengen Gate • 18: Boxed In • 19: Broken Dreams • 20: The Ultimate Duel • Halloween Special: Party Monsters • Christmas Special: Christmas Together, Friends Forever

Super Samurai

1: Super Samurai • 2: Shell Game • 3: Trading Places • 4: Something Fishy • Movie: Clash of the Red Rangers • 5: The Rescue • 6: The BullZord • 7: He Ain't Heavy Metal, He's My Brother • 8: Kevin's Choice • 9: Runaway Spike • 10: The Strange Case of the Munchies • 11: A Sticky Situation • 12: Trust Me • Halloween Special: Trickster Treat • 13: The Master Returns • 14: A Crack in the World • 15: Stroke of Fate • Christmas Special: Stuck on Christmas • 16: Fight Fire With Fire • 17: The Great Duel • 18: Evil Reborn • 19: The Sealing Symbol • 20: Samurai Forever

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