Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers 25th Anniversary Special

[superboyprime]

'Every Power Rangers story I’ve written has answered a question I had. “Why is brave Goldar so scared of Lord Zedd?” “Why is a seemingly gentle creature like Finster in Rita’s team?” Next week, I get to ask “How did Karone never face consequences for her actions as Astronema?”' - Trey Moore

"The Sweetest of Dreams" by Magdalene Visaggio and French Carlomagno:







"Golden Ideas" by Sina Grace:









"The Trial of Astronema" by Trey Moore and Dajung Lee:

Comments

[crinos]

Yeah, Andros, that was a pretty fucking stupid plan.

"Okay, so I made this Hologram of my sister's evil alter ego, so you guys can punish it instead of my sister, so every one is happy."

"Okay I have three questions: One, why did you make it so the Hologram could interact with and potentially kill people when we've well established by this point Astronema was a Genocidal war criminal? Two, why do you think anyone would give two shits about inflicting punishment on a hologram of Astronama as opposed to the real flesh and blood person? And three, just how much paint WERE you huffing when you came up with this nonsense?"

[thezmage]

I appreciate the comparatively deep cut that is addressing the In Space/Lost Galaxy rangers, but I’d appreciate a story that moved forward so much more than one that simply strive to fill in a blank.

[jlbarnett]

wasn't a fan of the Trial of Astronema story, without a Trial of Zedd, Rita or Divatox story

[icon_uk]

Nice to see the two most powerful sorceresses in the PR world having a heart to heart,

Udonna's story is even sadder when you remember that Koragg IS Leanbow (she doesn't know that and won't for another 18 years or so) and she would still be mourning the loss of her son (Who she ALSO thinks is dead, but who will reunite with her as the Red Mystic Force Ranger whose power comes from the Phoenix).

Also sad that both actresses are no longer with us.

[thanekos]

Tying Grumm to Astronema makes sense.