During a training exercise, Carter rushes through with record time, only to have his recklessness with his blaster count against him. Captain Mitchell urges the use of brains over weapon-usage. When the Red Ranger later is ordered to stand down while chasing Vypra through a civilian-filled parking garage, a small boy is injured in the melee, and though Carter feels this proves he's not cut out to be a Ranger, the bigger picture soon reveals he did the right thing after all. Meanwhile, Vypra encounters the Rangers for the first time when scheming to create Earthquakes to level Mariner Bay.
| Name | Type | Role | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Judd Lynn | Writer | ||
| Scott Page-Pagter | Producer | Co-Producer | |
| Jonathan Tzachor | Producer | Producer | |
| Judd Lynn | Producer | Co-Producer | |
| Koichi Sakamoto | Producer | Co-Producer | |
| Neil Kaplan | Guest Star | Voice of Diabolico | |
| David Lodge | Guest Star | Voice of Loki | |
| Kim Strauss | Guest Star | Voice of Jinxer | |
| Wen Yann Shih | Guest Star | ||
| Soren Fulton | Guest Star | Hostage Boy | |
| Tyler Foster | Guest Star | Young Carter | |
| Shuki Levy | Executive Producer | Executive Producer | |
| Haim Saban | Executive Producer | Executive Producer | |
| Ryuta Tasaki | Director |