Power Rangers Ninja Storm Thunder Megazord First Appearance Split Screen (PR and Sentai version) 

Pretty much. Yeah, they all got their asses kicked.

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+Thedude38356 Yeah, that is true. That basically shows how in over their heads, the Hurricanegers are and how much of a threat the Gouraigers really are in that episode.

+Xaviergray87 It made for good story telling. I mean sure the viewers must know they are still alive otherwise the show would end right here, but it added a nice moment where you can be concerned over the heroes if they'll be able to overcome this new threat.

Thedude38356 Indeed!

Thedude38356 but I like the like the power ranger cockpit more to see the zord actually damaged from the inside then it will just easly comeback just my opinion

female navy thunder ranger 😍😍😍

@@Joker-ek3yn that was actually the plan for the proposed "Hexagon" adaptation of Hurricanger

Tomos Burton Lol I guess the translater used google translating for that part

In Spanish it's funnier

MegaMarcoX15 ^shqpu8b o

If Oboro's explanation in _Hurricaneger_ applies to _Ninja Storm_ , the Ninja Storm rangers would die if they were to attempt combining their zords outside of their transformed state.

Not a fan of power rangers 😊

@@mikesilva3868nobody asked 😊

And really love those hiyahs

Isshu is my favorite character in Hurricanger. I got one question. Is he homosexual? You know he has girly hair.

cameronjr8 No, actually he does have a crush on Nanami through out the show. Hell, we even saw him hanging out with a lot of women in the Hurricaneger 10 years after v-cinema. So that basically proves that he's not gay. I mean, just because a male Sentai character has "girly hair" doesn't necessarily mean that they're actually gay, either in character or in real-life. Unless if the actor portraying a certain character opens up to the news and admits that he is gay in real-life, but actually plays a straight character in TV. It still isn't going to hurt the actor's reputation as a celebrity. It's just starting to become a norm nowadays. That's about it.

So like Blake is a happy go lucky guy who does comedy stuff, Isshu on the other hand is kinda of compassionate and loyal to Nanami and Ikkou.

cameronjr8 Yeah, that's about right.

Xaviergray87 Isshu was romantically linked with Nanami temporarily.

+anthonasian Well, duh?! I mean, they're ninjas. They're suppose to come from out of nowhere.

Uhm...yeah, I think you may wanna cut the Disney-era, some slack, since they actually did get a lot more opportunities to add more and more original story-arcs and original materials within those seasons. But, let's be honest on one thing though.....the Neo Saban-era, under Nickelodeon's direction, except for the first 20th episodes of Dino Charge....*SUCK!!!!!* That's right, Nickelodeon's "Neo Saban-era Power Rangers", *SUCK!!!!*

+Neo-Xgray87 I agree my fav Disney era was SPD

Keanu Paler Me too. Along with Dino Thunder.

Yea it's because I grew up in the disney era.

Keanu Paler ok.

+Manuel Orozco Was there ever a doubt?! I think not!!! XD

Xaviergray87 No doubt

+Manuel Orozco Oh and BTW, I've found something on Instagram that is related to the upcoming movie reboot of MMPR that I'm pretty sure that you'll probably be geeking out about right now Try to guess what this is an Easter egg reference to.....instagram.com/p/BErWgIYsUGQ/

Neo-Xgray87 I just that earlier and it's so surreal.

Manuel Orozco Okay. That's good enough to hear.

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wouker Đavi chanel What?!

@@adolfopaezdiaz4371 what you mean what?

Karate Sentai Kyoranger

+horaciosi Actually, I think that was kind of misleading in the translation of the mechs' names. I always thought it was named "Thunder Storm Megazord" just to avoid any confusion with the original Thunder Megazord from MMPR (Season 2). Since that megazord had more of a robotic shogun look than the other "Thunder Megazord" in Ninja Storm with is basically two beetles forming into another model based off of Robo Borg from Beetleborgs Metallix. Now for the controversy between the original Q-Rex zord from Time Force and the Super Megaforce version of the "Q-Rex zord", this can all be summed up by just two words......*SHEER LAZINESS!!!!* There's your explanation right there. Jonathan Tzachor a freaking Sentai purist lazy-ass hack!!!

+horaciosi I think it's because they thought Super Megaforce fucked up a more popular and beloved zord to them. Especially, when Orion said, "It's the Time Force Q-Rex", giving them the impression that it was the same Q-Rex to them, but looked slightly underwhelming in their opinion. While for Ninja Storm it was just a different megazord with just the same name of another.

The Q-Rex is called "GoZyuJin" in Gokaiger

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+TRE WASHINGTON Which song?

the Don of Creativity I think the reason why he couldn't match up some parts at the end is because the footages from Ninja Storm all happened to fast to make way for some more American footages.

I think it's because of the length of the scene and how it differs slightly for each side

Sentai is a little more for everybody not just amid for one audience like power rangers

In my opinion I think the gouraigers are way too serious with dealing with the hurricanegers and the thunder rangers are just having fun taunting and toying around with the wind rangers and some of their lines made me laugh like them talking like they are watching a football game example: Thunder rangers: he's at the 50 the 40 the 30

The translation I watched had them say “the finisher!” when it also had other villains saying “go to hell” at other points so idk if the one in this video is very accurate

No, no you are not!!! I mean, I don't mind the Thunder Rangers, or the Gouraigers. But maaaaan!!!!!! Were the main three Wind Rangers so annoying?!?! At least with the main three Hurricanegers, while they admit that they are in fact, incompetent. But, at least they are learning from their mistakes, everyday. And they have better character-development than our main three "heroes" from Ninja Storm. Shane, Tori and Dustin?! Not so much. Although, Shane, later on, had his moments. Most particularly the two-parter, "Shane's Karma" and his relationship with his brother, Cooper. I wouldn't say that there was any significance in his character arc at all. Tori was just there to serve as eye-candy and obviously, she didn't develop much as a character, but more of a fighter. And Dustin?! Yeah....he has not changed at all. He's still the same annoying comic-relief character as he was in the beginning. Even more annoying than Dax from Operation Overdrive and Antonio from Samurai/Super Samurai.

+Neo-Xgray87 I tried to watch one episode of Ninja Storm, and it seems more like a teenage sitcom mixed with power rangers, oh well, at least Dino Thunder redeemed this season

Wah Tek Lim Uh-huh!!! I guess Ninja Storm is just one of those seasons of Power Rangers that's just there to only exist in name, but not in the terms of groundbreaking story-telling. *sigh!* Well, here to you, Power Rangers Ninja Steel!!!

+Jose Osorio Well, I guess we're gonna have to wait until Hurricaneger does get an official DVD release into the States in the near-future.

Neo-Xgray87 lol i wish it does....but never gets released here gonna take ages tho.....even in my country where we r so damn close to Japan......i wanted the whole Magiranger set

+Xilivian4560 Well, technically.....you're right! It's just that back in 2003, when Disney bought the rights to Power Rangers from Saban after it went out of business, they were trying to re-introduce the franchise by re-capturing the nostalgia from the Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers seasons in their image. But as you can see from watching every episode of Ninja Storm, it wasn't a really good attempt of adapting Hurricaneger's plot into Ninja Storm. And what's really sad is that after buying the rights to the franchise back from Disney, Saban tried doing the same thing with adapting Shinkenger into Power Rangers Samurai/Super Samurai and that made things even worse. However, the only redeeming qualities that Ninja Storm had was that it had three, I repeat, three entirely decent story arcs, several memorable characters such as Shane, Tori, Dustin, Cam, Zurgane, and Vexacus. But one terrible main villain that actually decided to get the job done in the final episodes until he was ultimately defeated. Where as Power Rangers Samurai/Super Samurai failed beyond so many levels. *sigh!* So yeah, in a way, this comparison video is just a way of showing you how different and much the Japanese version actually did made its' story a lot better than how the US version was done. If you won't take my word for it, go check out the Sentai series, Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger and see for yourself. It really is an underrated Sentai series.

Xaviergray87 Yeah, if I were to go watch either version, it'd definitely be the Sentai version of Ninja Storm and several others. I *DID* personally think Wild Force was better in the U.S Power Rangers version, though.

+Xilivian4560 Well, I would say that the only problems that Wild Force had other than the fact that *YES!* it actually was a "copy-and-pasting" of its' respective Sentai counterpart, Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger, but the acting from the characters of Cole, Merrick, Princess Shayla, Toxica, Jindrax and the last Org general was just terrible. I mean, the only characters that actually did put in some emotions in their performances in my opinion, aside from the Master Org/Dr. Victor Adler, were Taylor, Max, Danny, and Alyssa. But the problem is that they didn't get a lot of focus in character developments throughout the show. Nope!!! It just *HAAAAD* to be all about Jungle Boy Cole, aka...."Discount Tarzan" or "Mr. George of the Jungle Rip-off" here. In fact, Wild Force actually did felt more a Disney Fairy Tale TV show-knock off with Power Rangers in it. The Sentai version of Wild Force, Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger, on the other hand actually did felt more like a Japanese fantasy kids' show with Sentai heroes in it, but most of the acting in that version actually did felt more believable, even from the villains, themselves. But, that's just me.

+Xilivian4560 But then again, looking back at Gaoranger, you could say that it was a weak installment of the Super Sentai franchise back then, but it's actually starting to have grown a much bigger fanbase outside of Japan. But, I digress. At least Wild Force is an easy guilty pleasure among the few Jonathan Tzachor Power Rangers seasons, unlike Samurai and Megaforce in my opinion.

Xaviergray87 Oh hey, was forgetting about this chain, aheheh! And yeah, I personally *really* dislike Gaoranger, to be honest. I think it's most definitely the weakest Sentai series so far. In my opinion, it's crap right at the very start. What with all the lapses in logic, and having to stretch your sense of disbelief to an ENTIRELY new level to even attempt to enjoy it. "I got kidnapped by four complete strangers. But I don't care. I'm not going to do what an *ACTUAL* person would do and call the police, find out where I am, or even attempt to get back to my own life and my house. *WHAT*? Gargantuan sized robotic wild animals? Waaaaoh, keeeewl! What's that, I had a life and a job? Not anymore! I wanna just go off, fight robotic mindless, heartless creatures who want for nothing but wanton destruction and mass genocide, and screw logic!!" ....You've gotta be friggin' kidding me. And Don't get me started on all the other parts that don't make any sense at all. ._.

Try use a Earphone to hear them separately

+StarFighters76 Wow so sensitive when it comes to title. Do you really think I'm that kind of guy to mislead you. Plz

+badribahadur khadka Yeah, you probably aren't gonna like the Thunder Rangers even more when you decide to give Hurricaneger a shot and start watching the Gouraigers' story line. That is...if you're interested in knowing how very different the Super Sentai is in comparison to Power Rangers. But, that's just the basic premise of "apples and oranges." I'm just sayin'!!

+badribahadur khadka But, in honesty....I hated that ugly CGI guinea pig mentor character in Ninja Storm.

Neo-Xgray87 Cam's counterpart is the daughter of the mentor of the team in ninpuu sentai. Green samurai is a different character

Anshu Khadka wet,yah

And I have two words for you samurai gigazord or whatever it's called in Sentai that thing's slaps your Idea in the face

Rega Pratama they dub over sentai footage they dub over original footage, and they play the characters in original unmotphed footage.

+disney era power rangers Well, I would make an argument about that, but it's just that the only thing that really turned me off about this season is the awkward fast-paced editing in the Megazord fight scenes, the clunky expositions during the fight scenes, the annoying repetitive early 2000's stock music, and the fact that the writing is literally telling me that the Wind Rangers are waaay too incompetent to work with as Power Rangers. But hey, these are minor nitpicks. I mean, it's not like the characters of Ninja Storm were intentionally meant to become douchebags or anything in future team-ups, right?! Lol!!!

+disney era power rangers Plus, Lothor really does have a weaker villain plan than let's say.....the Armada, the Toxic Mutants, Kamdor and Miratrix, Divatox, and, sadly....the ten terrors. Oh well, it could be worse. At least he's not wasting his time sitting on his ass, complaining about having a headache, while drinking booze, I mean..."medicine". XD

+Xaviergray87 stfu ninja storm was better there ninpoop

jules Trought Okay?! Uhmm....you are aware that we're getting another Ninja-themed Power Rangers series after Dino Supercharge ends this year, right?! So, this little argument about whether or not Ninja Storm is "better" than its' Sentai counterpart isn't gonna change a damn thing when we're already going get more ninjas as Power Rangers in the near-future. Hell, for all I'm concern, Power Rangers Ninja Steel might actually do us all a favor and correct some of the mistakes that were made in Ninja Storm, by actually "improving" on the character traits to some of the Ninja Storm Rangers, but not too much, or for that matter...they might even make Cam Watanabe be the mentor character for the Ninja Steel Rangers, and perhaps even fix the tone of its' Sentai counterpart, Ninninger, respectively. Kind of like how Power Rangers Jungle Fury managed to be more like a remake of Ninja Storm, but with a more serious tone, and better villains in that series, while at the same time....Jungle Fury also became more like a much better live-action representation of the Dragonball franchise than that God-awful "Dragonball Evolution" movie will ever be.

Xaviergray87 to me ninja storm are all ready awesome characters but yeah cam being mentor of ninja steel would be awesome but i don't know if ninja steel will be better it will take alot to do so in my opinion.

Pau Uchiha agreed

+traior246 Yep!!! I hate to say it....but, I think Hurricaneger handled their situation much better than how it was being executed in Ninja Storm. And yet, people say that Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger wasn't taken itself seriously as a Sentai series?!?! Uh....I don't think so.

+Đỗ Trường Giang Join the club, dude.

CGI in the early 2000s was so odd I was born in 2004 but i still can tell it

+Vahn Ribeiro Well, I would agree with you that Ninja Storm is not a very good season, mostly because it's like the Power Rangers version of "The Return of Jafar", where it's a reflection of how bad the very first installment was during the early Disney years. However, unlike the direct-to-DVD Disney sequels, most of the later installments of the Disney-era of Power Rangers actually made some improvements over the years, despite the company constantly trying to kill off the franchise, again and again and again. So yeah, it's like what Metro Man from Megamind said...:"There's a yin, in every yang!" Whenever there's a "Power Rangers Ninja Storm", there's a Power Rangers Jungle Fury or a Power Rangers Dino Thunder. But yeah, in actuality, Ninja Storm is really not a good season in my opinion. It's just that the characters aside from Cam, Vexecus, and Zurgane aren't really that interesting to watch.

Vahn Jones oriental isn't culturally sensitive