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Line 3: === {{color\|red\|Tommy Oliver / Red Turbo Ranger I}} \| <small>(Actor: Jason David Frank)</small> === * [[A Father to His Men]]: Somewhat literally, he becomes Justin's father figure until he gets [[Put Onon a Bus]]. * [[The Hero]] * [[Heroes Prefer Swords]] Line 9: * [[Older and Wiser]] * [[Parental Substitute]]: To Justin. * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: Halfway through, so he could go to whatever really accelerated program takes you from high school to Ph.D. in less than seven years. Didn't appear again until ''[[Power Rangers Wild Force]]'' (for the "Forever Red" special) and ''[[Power Rangers Dino Thunder]]''. === {{color\|green\|Adam Park / Green Turbo Ranger I}} \| <small>(Actor: [[Johnny Yong Bosch]])</small> === Line 15: * [[The Lancer]] ** [[The Big Guy]] (sometimes) * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: Halfway through, though he came back for a single adventure only [[Power Rangers in Space\|a year later]] (and again in ''[[Power Rangers Operation Overdrive]]''). === {{color\|fuchsia\|Kat Hillard / Pink Turbo Ranger I}} \| <small>(Actress: Catherine Sutherland)</small> === Line 23: * [[Dance Battler]]: You can see some ballet influence in her fighting, now that Catherine Sutherland's doing her own stunts. * [[Official Couple]]: With Tommy. * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: Halfway through, and [[Word of God]] (from two separate production regimes (specifically, Wild Force's head writer and Dino Thunder's showrunner)), at that confirms that she married Tommy several years later. * [[Team Mom]]: At least to Justin. * [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Girly Girl to Tanya's Tomboy. Line 33: * [[Deadpan Snarker]] * [[Power Fist]] * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: Halfway through, and never heard from again. ** [[Executive Meddling]]: She and Adam were originally going to stay on after Tommy and Kat left, but they decided to get rid of all four veterans instead. * [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Tomboy to Kat's Girly Girl. Line 47: * [[Kid Appeal Character]] * [[Kid Hero]] * [[Pint -Sized Powerhouse]]: Once got bitten by a radioactive ant and got super-strength in "Little Strong Man", but unfortunately had to give it up to continue being a Power Ranger. * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: "Chase into Space". Came back for ''[[Power Rangers in Space]]'' episode "True Blue to the Rescue". * [[Sizeshifter]]/[[Older Alter Ego]]: Whenever he morphed into a Ranger, his body's height grew to match those of the other rangers (while his voice is still sounded like his usual 12-year-old self), for [[Stock Footage\|no apparent reason given]]. * [[The Smart Guy]] ([[Badass Bookworm]]) * [[Tagalong Kid]]: '''Inverted''', since he can actually put up a good fight. ** Further inverted after the cast turn-over, which makes him the most experienced Ranger of the five. * [[Tomato in ~~The~~the Mirror]]: In "The Robot Ranger", Justin begins to freak out after he discovers all the other rangers are robots -- then the reveal is that {{spoiler\|he's one, too! Then the ''real'' Justin walks out and reveals that the whole thing was an experiment to see if they could build perfect robot rangers for Zordon and Alpha}}. * [[When You Coming Home, Dad?]]: His dad wants to be there for him, but has difficulty finding a job. It's resolved by the end of the series, and keeping the family together is the main (in-universe) reason he doesn't go into space with the other Rangers. His brief reappearance in ''Space'' reinforces the happy ending. === {{color\|red\|Theodore Jay "T.J." Jarvis Johnson / Red Turbo Ranger II}} \| <small>(Actor: Selwyn Ward)</small> === Line 66: * [[Heroes Prefer Swords]] * [[Law of Chromatic Superiority]]: One season before the Battlizer, he and Justin got command of the two sentient super-vehicles. * [[~~Names~~Name's the Same]]: Let's see... Friendly, easygoing, protective of his friends, the leader, his first initial stands for Theodore, the "J" part is an [[Embarrassing Middle Name]] and instead goes by his initials. [[Recess\|Sounds familiar, huh?]] * [[Nice Guy]]: Possibly one of the most laid-back and easy-going Red Rangers ''ever''. The guy was even nice to Bulk and Skull! * [[Rookie Red Ranger]] === {{color\|green\|Carlos Vallerte / Green Turbo Ranger II}} \| <small>(Actor: Roger Velasco)</small> === * [[Big Brother Mentor]] * [[BFG]] * [[Chekhov's Gunman\|Chekov's Gunman]] Line 80 ⟶ 81: * [[Ineffectual Loner]] * [[The Lancer]] * [[Spell My Name ~~With~~with an "S"]]: ''Vallertes'' or ''Valertes''? ** Vallerte, with'''out''' the S. === {{color\|gold\|Ashley Hammond / Yellow Turbo Ranger II}} \| <small>(Actress: Tracy Lynn Cruz)</small> === * [[Action Girl]] * [[~~All~~The ~~Guys Want Cheerleaders~~Cheerleader]] * [[Beware the Nice Ones]] * [[Chekhov's Gunman]] Line 106 ⟶ 107: * [[Deadpan Snarker]] * [[Dreadful Musician]] * [[Hey, ~~Its~~It's That Voice!]]: She would later voice Jill Valentine in [[~~Resident Evil 5 (Video Game)\|~~Resident Evil 5]] and [[Resident Evil ~~Revelations (Video Game)\|Resident Evil~~: Revelations]] * [[Tomboy and Girly Girl]]: Tomboy to Ashley's Girly Girl. Line 114 ⟶ 115: === The Blue Senturion \| <small>(Voice actor: David Walsh)</small> === * [[Badass Biker]] * [[By ~~the~~ -The-Book Cop]] * [[Chekhov's Gunman]]: Came from a thousand years in the future to deliver the "Millenium Message", which was intercepted before it got to Zordon. Cue serious repercussions the [[Power Rangers in Space\|next season]]. * [[Heel Face Revolving Door]]: Turned evil by Divatox in three different episodes: "The Millenium Message", "Stitch Witchery", and "Beware the Third Wish". Line 124 ⟶ 125: * [[But Now I Must Go]]: In "Clash of the Megazords". * [[Mysterious Protector]]: With Cassie filling the role of Sailor Moon. * [[Riddle for ~~The~~the Ages]]: Who or even ''what'' he really is, was never revealed. ** His toy claims that he's the combined spirit of every Power Ranger who is, was, or will be, backed up by [[Word of God]] statements. * [[Sixth Ranger\|The Seventh Ranger]] === Rocky DeSantos \| <small>(Actor: Steve Cardenas)</small> === * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: Injured his back during a martial arts practice in the Turbo movie, which enforced him to quit his duties as a Ranger, allowing little Justin [[Replacement Scrappy\|to step in as the new Blue Ranger]]. ** This was because Steve Cardenas [[Real Life Writes the Plot\|suffered a legit back injury]] during production on the final episodes of ''[[Power Rangers ~~ZEO~~Zeo]]'' and the fact that Fox wanted Justin. (For the record, Cardenas has no regrets, because [[Crowning Moment of Heartwarming\|he liked Justin and wouldn't have gotten to meet Blake Foster otherwise]].) === Zordon \| <small>(Actor: Bob Manahan)</small> === * [[Eccentric Mentor]] * [[Sealed Good in Aa Can]] * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: Took the first wormhole home two episodes in after getting a new body that happened to look like the communication tube-image he'd been using for 10,000 years. [[Nice Job Breaking It, Hero\|This did not end well]]. Appeared again the next season, [[Heroic Sacrifice\|for the last time]]. === Alpha 5 \| <small>(Voice actor: [[Richard Steven Horvitz]])</small> === * [[Art Shift]]: In the movie and the three-part premiere "Shift into Turbo", his head is shinier, he's is a little slimmer, and the curved lightning bolt on his chest is straight. It's similar to the design used by his successor, Alpha 6. ** Yet, in "Passing the Torch", he is reverted to his previous design, again. * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: Accompanied Zordon home, and [[Bus Crash\|presumed dead]] in the attack on Eltar. * [[Verbal Tic]]: Ai yi yi yi yi! Line 154 ⟶ 155: === Ernie \| <small>(Actor: Richard Genelle)</small> === * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: Left Angel Grove in "The Shadow Rangers" to go build a bridge for his Foreign Service Unit in the Amazon. ** [[Real Life Writes the Plot]]: His actor, Richard Genelle, was suffering health problems at the time, so he had to leave the show. Line 163 ⟶ 164: * [[Those Two Guys]] * [[What Could Have Been]]: There were officially plans for Bulk and Skull to get their own ''[[Fawlty Towers]]''-esque spin-off series, where they run a hotel with a Mexican Elvis Presley impersonator called "El Vez", hence Paul Schrier and Jason Narvy's initial absence from the series. When the spin-off idea was scrapped, they later came back on the set again. * [[Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?]]: Their subplot in the second half of this season. === Lt. Stone \| <small>(Actor: Gregg Bullock)</small> === Line 169 ⟶ 170: * [[Department of Redundancy Department]]: In [[The Movie]]. He hates to repeat himself. [[Hypocritical Humor\|He HATES to repeat himself.]] ** [[Lampshade Hanging\|Lampshaded]] by Bulk in the same scene: "You just did, sir." * [[Put Onon a Bus]] * [[Surrounded Byby Idiots]] Line 176 ⟶ 177: === Divatox \| <small>(Actresses: Hilary Shepard Turner --> Carol Hoyt)</small> === * [[Aborted Arc]]: Was going to be revealed as Dimitria's [[Long -Lost Relative\|long-lost twin sister]], which was hinted at in "Transmission Impossible". {{spoiler\|This was proven to be true after she got hit by Zordon's purification wave, as purified Divatox wore a pure white dress.}} * [[Big Bad]] * [[Breast Plate]]: In the Turbo movie. Line 184 ⟶ 185: ** Two flavors of ham, in fact, due to being played by two different actresses. Carol Hoyt played her more cold and calculating, whereas Hilary Shepard Turner played more a little more loony. * [[Figure It Out Yourself]] * [[Forgot the Call]]/[[Laser -Guided Amnesia]]: In "Trouble by the Slice". Bonus points for using an actual laser (or rather, a teleportation ray turned [[Up to Eleven]], but ''still'')! * [[Make My Monster Grow]] * [[Meaningful Name]]: Her name has the word DIVA in it for a reason. Line 202 ⟶ 203: === General Havoc \| <small>(Voice actor: Tom Wyner)</small> === * [[Large Ham]]: [[Lampshade Hanging\|Lampshaded]] in a blooper from "The Darkest Day" when two of his Chromites declare him "the general of ham acting". * [[Put Onon a Bus]]: Survived his final fight with the Rangers and vowed to return one day with an even more powerful Metallasaurus. Made a couple cameos the following season. {{reflist}} [[Category:Power Rangers (Franchise)/Characters]]▼ [[Category:Power Rangers Turbo]]▼ [[Category:Characters]] ▲[[Category:Power Rangers ~~(Franchise)~~/Characters]] ▲[[Category:~~Power Rangers Turbo~~{{TOPLEVELPAGE}}]]