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 | |
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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 |