Power Rangers Samurai Megazord 31576 TV KW 41-46

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City of Adventure: Panorama City. Its name wasn't revealed until episode 30, visible on close-up shots of Mia's driver's license.

Christmas Special: Two of them actually, since this series was split into two seasons, they were panned for being Clip Shows but worth noting because this was the first time Power Rangers had done Christmas specials since Power Rangers Zeo. Something Completely Different: While a Clip Show or other How We Got Here moments aren't unique, "Party Monsters" stands out by being told from the villain's perspective. Instead of the Rangers sitting around talking about their various battles, it takes places at a party in the afterlife, where the monsters are talking about how they were defeated. Yamiror grew into a Mega-Monster. Kevin used the new SwordfishZord and combined it with the Samurai Megazord to form the Swordfish Fencer Megazord. The Rangers finished off Yamiror. The mysterious figure who spied on the Rangers earlier however, found them impressive and then left. Samurai Shinobi: All the Rangers are called samurai in this season. However, one episode has Antonio escape by using a smoke grenade.About Face: Almost every time that they were confronted by the Battlewing Megazord, they would turn around and try to flee in fear. Super Mega Skyship Zord - Super Mega Jet Zord - Super Mega Wheeler Zord - Super Mega Racer Zord - Super Mega Sub Zord - Q-Rex Drill/Dinozord Rearrange the Song: The theme tune is a remix of MMPR's with the lyrics altered to replace any mention of Mighty Morphin with "Rangers Together, Samurai Forever". Bulk and Spike's theme also reuses some lines from Bulk and Skull's original theme.

You Look Familiar: Rene Naufahu, playing Ji, once threatened Rangers as Emperor Gruumm. There was even an episode where Gruumm took human form, allowing Naufahu to walk around out-of-costume. Mia's driving licence in "A Strange Case of the Munchies" reveals her last name as Watanabe - any chance she's related to Sensei and Cam? Hurricane of Puns: The Rangers and every Monster of the Week so far are guilty of this during the action sequences, which is no surprise due to the old school feel they're going for. The Cast Showoff: Antonio, portrayed by Glee alumnus Steven Skyler, gets a chance to show off his singing chops in "He's Not Heavy Metal, He's My Brother". They come from the Netherworld and serve under Master Xandred. It's possible that Moogers have some form of basic intelligence, as in the Tengen Gate, they agreed with Arachnitor about forcing the Red Ranger to show them the Sealing Symbol. Moogers are typically in golden brown attire and equipped with swords or bows. Master Xandred is capable of creating Moogers of all types when he is enraged.

Formula-Breaking Episode: While a Clip Show or other How We Got Here moments aren't unique, "Party Monsters" stands out by being told from the villain's perspective. Instead of the Rangers sitting around talking about their various battles, it takes places at a party in the afterlife, where the monsters are talking about how they were defeated. It was a formula that saved him and money, as far as creating a kids show goes, and it worked. Since then, over the course of 22 different versions of the superpowered team--if you include the short-lived Alien Rangers--the franchise has continued to reinvent itself again and again. Expy: Armadevil is one of Soccadillo, though the method of weakening his shell is more like what was done to Turbanshell (both from Mighty Morphin').