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* The BBC series ''[[Merlin (TV series)|Merlin]]'' shows Prince Arthur to be not only the Camelot's heir apparent, but also the day-to-day commander of the kingdom's armed forces. He not only leads them in battle, but also recruits the knights and oversees their training. He also seems to be the closest thing that the kingdom has to a sheriff or chief of police. If any "crime" occurs, it's usually Arthur that's sent to investigate.
** It's heavily implied that his father King Uther was this as well in his youth. He does prove himself quite handy with a sword.
* ''[[Power Rangers]]'':
** King Mondo, the [[Big Bad]] of ''[[Power Rangers Zeo]]'' is a villain example, having fought the Rangers personally on more than one occasion. His eldest son Prince Gasket (and a would be [[The Starscream|Starscream]]) even more so.
** Prince Phillip III of Zandar in ''[[Power Rangers Dino Charge]]'', the Graphite Dino Charge Ranger; not truly [[The Sixth Ranger]], as his role of prince gives him responsibilities back home and means his participation with the core team is limited, but he manages to be a [[Guest Star Party Member]] during important battles.<ref>His [[Super Sentai]] counterpart is not royalty but rather a recurring ally; because most of the scenes with Philip are stock footage, he was given a reduced role in the American version.</ref>
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