Was Zordon such a great mentor?

You can't blame Zordon for something that the writers didn't even know would happen yet.
Why not? I've seen people arguing that T.J. was a bad leader because "Tommy would have known about the fully functional Zeo Zords sitting in the Command Center's hangar bay."

Besides, we should be able to judge characters on their own merit, especially when MMPR is such a beloved era among PR fans.
 
That's more to do with the fact that nobody competent enough to accomplish it ever actually tries & the only competent baddies we've had either want something specific, or are only in charge of a small gang with limited resources.
Man you just jelly cause you're past the age limit to be a PR. :P
Why not? I've seen people arguing that T.J. was a bad leader because "Tommy would have known about the fully functional Zeo Zords sitting in the Command Center's hangar bay."

Besides, we should be able to judge characters on their own merit, especially when MMPR is such a beloved era among PR fans.
And that's a stupid thing to argue about too. Stuff like this is the writers fault for not thinking of ways around this like getting rid of the Zeo zords. What you said about Zordon not telling them about all those things like Ninjor or the Alien rangers is a bit unfair. No show just has the leader go up to his team and tells them every possible answer to anything that could happen right away. It's a tv show it needs twist and surprises or else you wouldn't feel shocked when you see a megazord get destroyed cause then you just know where they can get the new one.
 
Also, Zordon's whole thing was never escalate a battle. If he laid everything out on the table, they'd be begging him to call the Aquatians every time Rita sent down Goldar.
 
That doesn't make sense, that would be like saying you shouldn't be aware of emergency phone numbers because you're not supposed to call them unless there is an emergency.
 

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