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*This marks the first appearance of [[Samurai Star Megazord]].
 
*This marks the first appearance of [[Samurai Star Megazord]].
 
*Dustin was the only one who did not try breaking the brick in Part I.
 
*Dustin was the only one who did not try breaking the brick in Part I.
*In Part 3, Lothor tries enlarging all his monsters at once, a nod to the infamous joke that the villains should just enlarge their entire army from the get-go
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*In Part 3, Lothor tries enlarging all his monsters at once, a nod to the infamous joke that the villains should just enlarge their entire army from the get-go.
 
*Daniel Sing plays the younger version of Lothor, who is regularly played by Grant McFarland. McFarland and Sing played Father and Son (Ming T'su and Ming T'ien) in ''Xena: Warrior Princess'', though in both series they shared no scenes together.
 
*Daniel Sing plays the younger version of Lothor, who is regularly played by Grant McFarland. McFarland and Sing played Father and Son (Ming T'su and Ming T'ien) in ''Xena: Warrior Princess'', though in both series they shared no scenes together.
   

Revision as of 13:44, 16 September 2018

Icon-hurricanegerThis article is about a three-part episode in Power Rangers Ninja Storm.

The Samurai's Journey is the three-parter of Power Rangers: Ninja Storm based on Cam becoming the Green Samurai Ranger.

Synopsis

After Madtropolis drains the Rangers powers, Cam travels back in time to retrieve a power source that can save them. In the past, he retrieves his mother's green amulet, and has a hand in the creation of Lothor. Cam returns to present day and destroys Madtropolis as the Green Samurai Ranger. All six Rangers must then unite to defeat an army of five monsters.

Part 1

Plot

Cam finally expresses his desire to be a Power Ranger. Though the Rangers openly support him, Sensei feels bound by a promise made years ago. Meanwhile, Lothor sends down Madtropolis, who steals the Rangers' powers. To stop Madtropolis, Cam manages to provide the Rangers with a brief restoration of power, but it soon fails. With the Rangers at risk of being destroyed by a giant Madtropolis, Sensei believes only a power source lost long ago can save them. Using the Scroll of Time, Cam travels back in time to find it.

Part 2

Plot

Years in the past, Cam arrives at the Wind Ninja Academy. Claiming to be a new student, he enters to look for the needed power source before he has to return to the present. He encounters younger versions of his parents (Kanoi and Miko) and a previously unheard of uncle (Kiya). Cam discovers that Miko owns the powerful Samurai Amulet, but before he can do anything about it, he is framed for its theft. Kanoi, however, exposes the real thief: Kiya, who displays dark ninja powers. Cam must defeat Kiya in battle to claim the Samurai Amulet – in the process, learning the horrible secret of his family. On top of that, Cam must save the powerless Rangers from Madtropolis.

Part 3

Plot

Though Madtropolis is destroyed, Cam and the powerless Rangers are ambushed by Lothor's forces. Teleported back to Ninja Ops, the Wind and Thunder Rangers manage to restore their powers with Cam's help. Just in time, as Lothor sends down a small army of ninja space aliens to Blue Bay Harbor. The six Rangers head out to stop them, but Sucker stings Cam. Now, Cam is slowly transforming into a giant bug. Can he stop the transformation in time? And can the other Rangers take down the other monsters?

Cast

DVD/VHS Release

Notes

  • First time Cam morphs into the Green Samurai Ranger.
  • Cam is the only Ranger to appear morphed in Part II.
  • It is shown that Sensei was an Air Ninja and Lothor was an Earth Ninja.
  • Miko was the first girl at the academy.
  • This marks the first appearance of Samurai Star Megazord.
  • Dustin was the only one who did not try breaking the brick in Part I.
  • In Part 3, Lothor tries enlarging all his monsters at once, a nod to the infamous joke that the villains should just enlarge their entire army from the get-go.
  • Daniel Sing plays the younger version of Lothor, who is regularly played by Grant McFarland. McFarland and Sing played Father and Son (Ming T'su and Ming T'ien) in Xena: Warrior Princess, though in both series they shared no scenes together.

Errors

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