I haven’t made any sort of formal introduction yet, so here goes.
Going to school in New York right now, finishing up my first year at college. Longtime RPG fan, and I’ve been hopping from forum to forum for several years now, hoping to end that fickleness and finally settle down at this one. When I’m not whoring myself to different forum sites I’m a big fan of improv comedy, and am currently trying to get involved in the improv scene here in Manhattan.
Welcome, tasuki. You know, introductory threads are not a strict necessity here… in fact, I’ve found that just diving in on the existing conversations (as long as you have something interesting to say) is the best way to integrate. Still, nice of you to tell us about yourself. Be sure to check out all of our boards, and never take anything said here too seriously. Have fun!
The zords of each, however, were a “dragon” (summoned by a dagger-flute) that looked a whole hell of a lot like Mecha-Godzilla, and a tiger, respectively.
Is there anything rudimentary about improv comedy that made you think “hey, that makes sense” when you first saw it? Not strictly talking with the aim of making people lol.
Originally Posted by The 984 I’m fairly certain Tommy is the Black Ranger now.
He is, and was also the Red Ranger twice.
Originally Posted by Hades Shinigami
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[QUOTE]Originally Posted by Killmore View Post
[i]Then riddle me this?
What were the Megazords of both the Green and White Power Rangers supposed to be of?
Also: Belated what up![/i]
The megazord was all the zords combined! [/i][/QUOTE]
If I remember correctly both Zords were in their own right as powerful as the combined Megazord. Although they could also combine with the other Zords to form their own Megazord (at least the tiger could as I don’t remember if the dragon ever did or not).
And just as an fyi, this is more data relating to Power Rangers than I’ve ever really given two shakes of a sword-flute about. I got out of this Juggernaut of a franchise back when they did the first movie, and by god I’m not getting sucked back in again.
When I first saw it I liked the instant gratification of making people laugh, and the fact that it’s all unscripted and requires no hardcore commitment in terms of memorizing a script. Then slowly I started to appreciate it as a unique, legitimate art form behind all the comical evocativeness of it. I think that goes for a lot of “hobbies,” if I can call it one in my case, but it’s immensely fulfilling for me.
And let us not forget the tragic death of the Yellow Ranger.
Improv’s really cool. It requires a lot of thinking in very little time. My friends and I were drunkenly playing old theatre class improv games, tonight, actually.
The megazord was more powerful than just the normal zords by themselves. they would need them to beat the evil bosses when they couldnt do it themselves and they would win anyway. didnt meen to bring it up again.
Btw…why do the power rangers always win like all good guys? i think its pretty gay.