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Power Rangers Cosmic Fury is the 30th season of Power Rangers serving as a hybrid adaptation of both Kishiryu Sentai Ryusoulger and Uchu Sentai Kyuranger.
Why It Still Completely Fills Us With Fury
- One of the main criticisms are Hasbro's decision to not utilize the Kyuranger suits with the Cosmic Fury suits also receiving negative feedback as well although they may not be considered as problematic as those in the ToQger series, instead, it's using the Kyuranger's mecha as a stock footage.
- The choice of the title "Zenith" for Zayto's new suit, along with its champagne-color, has stirred some controversy among fans of the Dino Fury series. Some argue that the title doesn't quite capture the essence of the character or the suit's design, while others find fault with the color itself.
- This show was very short, only lasting for 10 episodes, instead of the usual duration of 20 episodes. Initially, Netflix showed interest in producing a 20-episode season for Cosmic Fury. Nevertheless, Hasbro executives ultimately made the decision to limit the series to only 10 episodes without any reason given.
- The finale and the final season (and Last season to be FILMED in New Zealand) to be set in the original continuity established by Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in 1993 was completely ended with an sour note as The final battle didn't quite meet expectations and the defeat of Lord Zedd seemed to come out of nowhere and wasn't well-established.
- And to rub some salt of the wound, This season of the original Power Rangers franchise had been the very last season in a sour note.
- No offense to Hunter Deno, but It still didn't make sense for Amelia Jones to jump up out of nowhere and take charge of Power Rangers.
- According to reports, Hasbro identified a flaw in the toy design of the "Zenith" suit. This flaw prompted adjustments to the original suit design drafts, as confirmed by Bennett, a spokesperson for the production team. Simon Bennett mentioned that earlier drafts featured intricate details and textures, which were later simplified at the request of Hasbro to facilitate easier replication in toy form. Despite these alterations, only a few toys based on the Dino Fury series have been released, notably the DX Cosmic Morpher, Zenith Ranger Playset, and the Cosmic Fury Zord pack. However, there has been confirmation from Hasbro of a hiatus in toy production for the foreseeable future, leaving fans uncertain about the availability of additional merchandise related to the series.
- The limited duration of the "Cosmic Fury" series resulted in the exclusion of several Voyagers from "Uchu Sentai Kyuranger." Notably, the Houou Voyager, Orion Voyager, Kojishi Voyager, and Cerberus Voyager were among those that did not make an appearance in the series.
- In "Cosmic Fury," certain Ranger colors from "Kyuranger" lack direct counterparts. These colors encompass Hebitsukai Silver, Washi Pink, Kajiki Yellow, Ryu Commander, Koguma Skyblue, and Houou Soldier, It shows They only have 7 rangers with colors (Red, Blue, Gold, Green, Orange, Black, and Champagne-color)
Redeeming Qualities
- This was the first theme tune since RPM where the word "go" is not utilized in its lyrics, and also the first since RPM to not be a retune of the original "Go Go Power Rangers".
- Much like Avataro Sentai DonBrothers, This season did broke the stereotypical personalities of the specific colors and gender roles, such as red ranger being female.
- It was great to see those likable characters came back such as David Yost playing as Billy Cranston (as He appeared on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always) and Mick Kanic.
- Despite the finale series in a sour note, The final episode's ending was bittersweet as Javi performs at a concert, singing a song which included Zordon's phrase.
- Javi's song: "May the Power Protect You" was very catchy and pretty good (despite the repetitive lyrics).
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