There should be sad scenes in Power Rangers....

Sometimes a good sad scene is a price that is paid which is so high that you just can't afford to loose. PRiS was a good season for this at the end.

Loosing Zordon was such a high price and Andros (Legolas) nearly whimped out.

Hey, wait. If this is something that Disney wouldn't even touch with Power Rangers then I can only imagine the pain that Marvel fans are going to be feeling for the years to come.
 
Man i don't know what you guys are talking about, every time a zord was destroyed i was shedding tears for a week
 
Since Saban is back with Power Rangers, I hope there is more sad scenes, just like old times from PRiS-PRWF.

Disney was too chicken for this.

Agreed 100%.


The sad scenes were always great because then when the Ranger returns/fights back it makes the entire thing that much more epic.

Disney was just full of pussy bullshit.
 
I completely agree. Observe


Sorry about the length. Don't ask where this is because I don't have this season posted up- I kind of lost interest when I saw a chance with my Shinkenger adaption & stopped half-way through episode 4
 
I tried... couldn't find a contact for Tzachor. Also please point out if I'm being annoying about all the "writer" posts.

Anyway, as far as the scenes described on this thread, the only season I saw that I felt was actually sad was Wild Force- in fact that season was the whole reason I began watching in the first place;

The battles were actually suspenseful, the episodes were actually original, the backstories of Merrick/ ZenAku, Cole & Animus were all heart-wrenching.

I haven't felt that in PR before or since. The only thing that even came close was Alex's death in Time Force.

Oh, but they did do a good job on Crueger & Gem/Gemma. The only thing that annoys me is that no good guy (except Zordon & Magna Defender) has ever stayed dead in PR &, no offense to fans, but the Magna Defender was always in armor, so didn't really have a face & all Zordon was was a head in a tube- it was much more suspenseful in the movie where it showed him as an old man, wrapped up in a blanket lying in a pile of shattered glass.

To be honest, I really have trouble caring about the death of someone I can't relate to- especially if I know that he/she'll be back later.
 
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