Not sure if you guys watched any of the original Ohranger Sentai (Japanese series that Zeo was based off of), but were you aware that your character in Japan was a young child?
http://www.rangercentral.com/databas...er/rg-riki.htm
He also had a Gold Morpher, called an the KingBrace. It was similar to the Zeonizers of the other Rangers, but was gold and never used in Power Rangers (they did make a toy of it, however).
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Hey Yellow, I actually asked them that question whether they watched the original sentai earlier in the thread. Post 97 to be exact. They answered in post 99, but I do applaud you for retrieving footage for them
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Thanks, DigiRanger1994. We really enjoyed answering your questions. Thanks for looking out for us. You have a lot of great questions to! It was really difficult for us.
Mr Yellow, we loved watching the footage. It's amazing the timing of when we came on the Power Rangers. It's more believable that 3 in one could be a powerful ranger.
You guys are great! Our fans are awesome! One of our fans, Jeremy Michael Bressick, sold us his power staff at the Morphicon so we can use it in pictures. We tried to get one but they were all sold out! We have the best fans!
Hopefully since you're only just starting to stay connected with fans, the thread will stay open
Great Question! The power rangers shot their show differently than most in the industry. Back then, they were shooting 4 episodes a week. There was no progression to what we shot in every day. It was crazy. We never had a clear understanding of what was going on.Originally Posted by DigiRanger1994
At our stage, they had a one room designated for the gold ranger. When Shuki decided it was going to be us, they got us a trailer outside the stage. It reminds us of when we were growing up. They only had 2 classes per grade, when we came along they made 3. We had so much fun. We loved our trailer because each one of us could have our own space.
When they gave us what they were going to shoot for the day. If we had a choice, we would pick straws for the things each one of us wanted to do or didn't want to do (going in the ice cold ocean, Tim froze and almost died). The only exception was Tommy's character, "Trey of Wisdom". He wanted to do all of his scenes himself. He was the one in the gold ranger suit. He had the most dialogue. He's our Trey leader.
It's funny...Tommy also wanted to do the sliding head first into 3rd base scene in Major League III back to the miners. That one didn't go to well for him. He dislocated his shoulder. It took almost year to heal. It seems like with Tommy, the goods as well as the bads follow him. When we were younger, we use to ski a lot. We compete in everything, it doesn't matter what it is. Tim and Tommy were racing all day. Tim was beating Tommy most of the day. On the last run Tommy pushed it too far and broke both of his legs in 9 different spots. He had casts on both legs up to his thigh. It took a year for his legs to heal. Tommy use to play baseball with us on cruches. Nothing was going to stop him.
The cast was awesome. In this business, that's hard to find. There was no problems on set. We would all just show up when we were called, shoot what they wanted and then move on. While waiting at our trailer to be called, we would to some golf swing drills. When we were done shooting for the day we would go play golf. What's great about the business is that actual shooting doesn't take a long time. We played a lot of golf 15 years ago when we were in the business. When we did Major League, we played 31 rounds of golf in a month and half of shooting.
Our scenes were shot quickly, one or two takes. Everything went smooth and fast.
That would be awesome! We know 15 years ago we fell off the face of the map in the business. We apologize for that. We love connecting with our fans. This technology wasn't available 15 years ago. We are back to stay; better, stronger and more powerful than before!
We were thinking, would our fans like to see Trey morph into the gold ranger? We just appear as the gold ranger. When we crashed on Aquitar, it affected our powers as well as the earth's atmosphere. We were going to lose the gold ranger power. It's why we had to find a worthy beneficiary, Austin. We never morph on tv for our fans. Is that something they would want to see?
Yes, this thread will stay open.
Trey IS considered human, right? I mean after all, Andros has a special ability, and he explicitly stated [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXRMtUOc0Dc "Earth isn't the only place where humans are found"]. What makes one ability less human than another?
*Great Question! Trey was born on Triforia. He is an alien with human likeness. His powers are alien. Jason's life force was leaving him bec of our alien gold ranger powers. Our powers could not reside in a human body indefinitely. It's why we had to take them back, .50-1.30, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ywPzj...feature=relmfu
Yes, earth isn't the only place where humans are found, we have humans on Triforia.
Triforians are different than humans:
"Triforians are a race of great peace keepers who often travel to other planets when there is a need to do away with evil" 4.25, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lHmLO...feature=relmfu All Triforians are born with potential powers to protect the galaxy from evil. It is our purpose!
Although Trey's body has human likeness, he is alien. "He's genetic makeup is incompatible with Aquitar", 5.15-5.45, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tH9HqR7HB8
Triforians age slower and heal faster. They are born for battle!
*We don't see an ability or power to be less human or more alien. It's all equal. Jason was able to attain our alien powers temporarily. We worked that out on Triforia. We're now able to give our gold ranger powers to a human indefinitely.
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