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I remember hearing that was done purposely because of the big debates on RB about the correct spelling of his name. It was just a nod to the fans at RB.

Which is weird that in the earlyer episodes, he said it was ER and i don't think there was any debates on Cruger's name.
 
Eh, I don't read the credits much. I know alot of members with the word Cruger and Conner in their user names that's spelled wrong. Maybe Keith can do a search on those members and correct their spellings on the user names.
 
So it's Doggie Crudger? Or Doggy Crudger? Or Doggiyie Cruger?

It's Doggie Cruger.

As for this episode, it was awesome. I have to agree with Blue, the battliser intro was pretty weak. I'm loving the new battliser and it's better than Conner's nonsense Dragon Yo-Yo.

I'm surprised that Daggeron said "pussy" during the training with Jenji. :eyebrow:

This episode gets 9 out of 10.
 
I'm surprised that Daggeron said "pussy" during the training with Jenji. :eyebrow:

This episode gets 9 out of 10.

I was wondering if someone would mention that. Even though it was "pussyfooting", a common term for cat-like behavior, I as well am surprised they even were allowed to say it. Hell, I'm even surprised they were allowed to use any sniper type elements in the episode (too bad they didn't use green's mystic rock muscles or yellow's blowgun).

Battilizer was cool to me and I like that they didn't go with a sword this time. If I recall, most of the battelizers never used swords anyway. I'm glad they think of new weapons, so yes, I even liked Conner's Dragon Yo-Yo. A yo-yo can be a weapon in Japan, am I right?

Anyway, the battelizer looks fierce and angry, which is what I would expect from something made from a dragon.

I forgive Nick suddenly knowing how to create the battelizer. After all this is Power Rangers where in the first episode of the series when the rangers first get in the zords there is a throw away line about suddenly knowing how to pilot them. The writers can use that as their "a wizard did it" type excuse.
 
I'm surprised that Daggeron said "pussy" during the training with Jenji. :eyebrow:

This episode gets 9 out of 10.

I was wondering if someone would mention that. Even though it was "pussyfooting", a common term for cat-like behavior, I as well am surprised they even were allowed to say it. Hell, I'm even surprised they were allowed to use any sniper type elements in the episode (too bad they didn't use green's mystic rock muscles or yellow's blowgun).

Battilizer was cool to me and I like that they didn't go with a sword this time. If I recall, most of the battelizers never used swords anyway. I'm glad they think of new weapons, so yes, I even liked Conner's Dragon Yo-Yo. A yo-yo can be a weapon in Japan, am I right?

Anyway, the battelizer looks fierce and angry, which is what I would expect from something made from a dragon.

I forgive Nick suddenly knowing how to create the battelizer. After all this is Power Rangers where in the first episode of the series when the rangers first get in the zords there is a throw away line about suddenly knowing how to pilot them. The writers can use that as their "a wizard did it" type excuse.
 
Hell, I'm even surprised they were allowed to use any sniper type elements in the episode (too bad they didn't use green's mystic rock muscles or yellow's blowgun).

I keep on seeing this brought up, but I really don't get why. The Rock Armor and Dial Rod Bowgun were never used again in Magi after their initial appearance. Losing them is not that big of a loss.
 

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