Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel ⚡️ Dimensions In Danger Review
I’m tired of the misuse of the word “Dimension.” That’s why I decided to change things a bit. Dimensions are just layers in a single universe. The Power Rangers universe is Earth-2, and all power rangers, no matter what dimension, are all on Earth-2. RPM is Earth-2, Dino Charge is Earth-2, every power rangers is Earth-2!
Hey guys, it is I, Kuroninja! I have finally decided to review the 25th anniversary episode of Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel! No need for some fancy filler or anything, let’s just get right into it!
So the main villain of this episode is Lord Draven, the ruler of the Antiverse- Wait a minute, Anti-Kuroninja has never heard of- oh, right. Basically, the Antiverse is another word for any universe in the Mirror World. Lord Draven is the ruler of Earth-Negative2, according to my research in the Multiverse. Anti-Kuroninja comes from Earth-Negative1. I don’t know, because I haven’t really visited the Mirror Realm that much. It’s so boring.
Now for the other stuff! We find out that yes, those hooded figures from last episode were power rangers from the past, and yes, the red time force ranger IS that monotone, I almost mistook him for a text to speech program when I was watching the last episode. The rangers are trying to stop Lord Draven from firing 3 red arrows into the sky, which can crack open the dimensional barrier. You know, if you want to invade other worlds, then just build a giant portal like Akuroninja did before when he was the ruler of Earth-4. But maybe Lord Draven is on a budget, since giant portals are really expensive.
And the reason why Lord Draven has a low budget is probably because he spent a lot of money on those machines that keep the Rangers prisoner, as something else scans them to make robotic ranger clones. That sounds very similar to Lord Drakkon’s sentries. It also sounds similar to the Enforcers from Akuroninja’s army. Wait a minute...when writing this episode, were the higher powers of Earth-0 in charge of Earth-2 inspired by ME?
Now although I’m not really a fan of Tommy Oliver, due to the fact that Power Rangers fans already know about him from reading the comics and he didn’t have to make an appearance anyway, I still enjoyed his master morphed, which allows him to transform into his past forms. There was also the fight between him and his evil robot clone. Before you complain about how it was too short, I found out that there’s a longer version of that fight, and you should probably look it up. The Falconzord’s appearance was also cool, since it reminds me of Kakuranger, my favourite Sentai, and best of all, Tommy has a son, and it’s really obvious that Tommy married Kat. Before you get angry at me, I have even more very unpopular opinions. For example, there’s no such thing as a good red ranger, no exceptions.
Oh, and one last thing. The word “dimension” was said a lot in this episode. If I had a dollar for every time someone said “dimension,” I would have enough money to buy an expensive watch with a lot of diamonds on it. Or maybe some other luxury item. Does anyone want to count how many times someone said the word “Dimension?”
Now that’s not all! I’m thinking of doing a rating system for my reviews, and right now it’s in experimental phase, but this 25th anniversary has the honour of being the first to receive Kuroninja’s rating system! Here’s the ratings from worst to best:
Very Bad
Bad
Ok
Good
Great
Awesome
LEGENDARY
Alright, so now to give my rating! This episode was very entertaining. Although there were some unoriginal stuff and some of the Rangers felt like they were just forced in, I was still excited to watch the whole thing. I give this episode a...
Awesome
By the way, it's really hard to get rated "Legendary." But should I keep using this rating system? Only time will tell. But for now, that is all, and I have nothing to do with Shironinger!
Hey guys, it is I, Kuroninja! I have finally decided to review the 25th anniversary episode of Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel! No need for some fancy filler or anything, let’s just get right into it!
So the main villain of this episode is Lord Draven, the ruler of the Antiverse- Wait a minute, Anti-Kuroninja has never heard of- oh, right. Basically, the Antiverse is another word for any universe in the Mirror World. Lord Draven is the ruler of Earth-Negative2, according to my research in the Multiverse. Anti-Kuroninja comes from Earth-Negative1. I don’t know, because I haven’t really visited the Mirror Realm that much. It’s so boring.
Now for the other stuff! We find out that yes, those hooded figures from last episode were power rangers from the past, and yes, the red time force ranger IS that monotone, I almost mistook him for a text to speech program when I was watching the last episode. The rangers are trying to stop Lord Draven from firing 3 red arrows into the sky, which can crack open the dimensional barrier. You know, if you want to invade other worlds, then just build a giant portal like Akuroninja did before when he was the ruler of Earth-4. But maybe Lord Draven is on a budget, since giant portals are really expensive.
And the reason why Lord Draven has a low budget is probably because he spent a lot of money on those machines that keep the Rangers prisoner, as something else scans them to make robotic ranger clones. That sounds very similar to Lord Drakkon’s sentries. It also sounds similar to the Enforcers from Akuroninja’s army. Wait a minute...when writing this episode, were the higher powers of Earth-0 in charge of Earth-2 inspired by ME?
Now although I’m not really a fan of Tommy Oliver, due to the fact that Power Rangers fans already know about him from reading the comics and he didn’t have to make an appearance anyway, I still enjoyed his master morphed, which allows him to transform into his past forms. There was also the fight between him and his evil robot clone. Before you complain about how it was too short, I found out that there’s a longer version of that fight, and you should probably look it up. The Falconzord’s appearance was also cool, since it reminds me of Kakuranger, my favourite Sentai, and best of all, Tommy has a son, and it’s really obvious that Tommy married Kat. Before you get angry at me, I have even more very unpopular opinions. For example, there’s no such thing as a good red ranger, no exceptions.
Oh, and one last thing. The word “dimension” was said a lot in this episode. If I had a dollar for every time someone said “dimension,” I would have enough money to buy an expensive watch with a lot of diamonds on it. Or maybe some other luxury item. Does anyone want to count how many times someone said the word “Dimension?”
Now that’s not all! I’m thinking of doing a rating system for my reviews, and right now it’s in experimental phase, but this 25th anniversary has the honour of being the first to receive Kuroninja’s rating system! Here’s the ratings from worst to best:
Very Bad
Bad
Ok
Good
Great
Awesome
LEGENDARY
Alright, so now to give my rating! This episode was very entertaining. Although there were some unoriginal stuff and some of the Rangers felt like they were just forced in, I was still excited to watch the whole thing. I give this episode a...
Awesome
By the way, it's really hard to get rated "Legendary." But should I keep using this rating system? Only time will tell. But for now, that is all, and I have nothing to do with Shironinger!
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