The first few aliens on Earth may have been looking for a free hand out, such as when the alien Piggy showed up in Power Rangers Mystic Force, but soon Earth became a valued part of intergalactic relations.
It’s all because of Dex and the Masked Rider show depicting the plight of Edenoi.Įarth’s generosity to Edenoi helped convince various alien races to establish a presence on Earth. So when/why did all these aliens show up? In SPD the Earth was crawling with aliens and Earth itself had entered into an alliance with many alien worlds. The season Power Rangers SPD takes palce in 2025. So for those who aren’t hardcore Power Rangers fans reading this, the original Mighty Morphin’ series basically takes place in the 1990’s. While Dex’s people were saved, word got around the universe. The people of Earth banded together and sent aid to the devastated world, helping Dex’s people get back up on their feet. While the Masked Rider series was an odd mishmash of situation comedy and superhero action, it still got the job done. Once he arrived on Earth and sold his TV show, Dex knew he had the perfect chance to expose the cruel conditions his people lived under. These horrific conditions killed off many of Dex’s closest friends and family members.
When Dex first appeared in Power Rangers, his alien race served as slaves for Count Dregon, made to mine toxic gas (Dergon's absurdly evil, you see). How does TV work in Power Rangers? What does this say about Masked Rider in Power Rangers? How does this change the very fabric of the Power Rangers world as we know it? This Masked Rider Power Rangers fan theory might sound insane, but it actually explains many of the questions fans have had for over two decades. This changes everything, and calls into question the underlying structure of the Power Rangers universe. In the footage, you see the alien character Dex, who was not only the star of Saban’s Masked Rider but also made an appearance in the Power Rangers episode "A Friend in Need.”Ī character that was once in Power Rangers itself was now being watched on TV by another Power Rangers character.
Okay, so who cares? They wanted to save a few bucks and recycled some old footage. Not a big deal, right? Well, it's important to realize she’s watching an episode of a series produced by the same people who created Power Rangers, Saban’s Masked Rider. In the Power Rangers Time Force episode "The Quantum Quest," the villain Nadira is watching TV and bawling her eyes out. Those are all fine and dandy, but while Power Rangers fans are poring over hundreds of episodes for clues, the biggest game changer in the Power Rangers universe has been staring them down in one key scene. The usual Power Rangers fan theory has to do with how the various seasons are all connected, how the mystical morphin’ grid works, or just how much Angel Grove has had to pay in building repairs.
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