Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue is an American television series and the eighth season of the Power Rangers franchise. It premiered in 2000 and adapted footage from the 1999 Japanese Super Sentai series Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGoFive. One of the standout characters from this season is the Titanium Ranger. However, the Titanium Ranger is not without his own set of challenges and obstacles. In the Lightspeed Rescue storyline, the Titanium Ranger is named Ryan Mitchell, the son of the demoted Captain Mitchell. He was kidnapped by the forces of Queen Bansheera as a child and raised to believe that the Power Rangers were evil.
After successfully saving the other Rangers from Diabolico's new demons, Ryan, the Titanium Ranger, have officially became a member of the Lightspeed team, but it wouldn't too long when his former mentor who is no other than Diabolico himself had decide to take revenge on Ryan for abandoning by putting a spell on him that is known as the "Cobra Curse", which effects his body while being in battle as a Ranger. Ryan have to traveled to the desert and find a way to end the curse so he can continued fighting along sided the Rangers.
Demonite and his monsters attack the city once more, this time with certain advantages - Demonite creates a powerful clone, and Ryan is weakened by the cobra tattoo given to him by Diabolico. Although Falkar is dismayed that Demonite is destroyed, Thunderon reminds him that they still have Diabolico on their side, just as the latter throws a special growth card to Demonite s remains.
He was kidnapped by the forces of Queen Bansheera as a child and raised to believe that the Power Rangers were evil. After being brainwashed and trained to be a warrior, Ryan eventually breaks free from Queen Bansheera's control and joins the Lightspeed Rescue team as the Titanium Ranger. The curse of the cobra is an important storyline involving the Titanium Ranger.
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Curse Of The Cobra
Airdate: May 13, 2000
| Diabolico's trio returns to the Skull Cavern to tell their boss that they were defeated by the Titanium Ranger. He tells them to attack again, and gives Demonite a mirror. | Carter goes to Ryan's quarters to take him to training. He peeks in and notices the snake tattoo. Before they can make it to training, Captain Mitchell calls them into action. |
| The Rangers take off to the city and confront the three monsters. | All six of them morph, and pair off against the monsters. |
| Ryan is in trouble - the cobra crawling up his back has him writhing in pain. | Demonite uses the mirror to create a duplicate of himself. |
| Demonite and friends lure the five base Rangers away, while Ryan fights the clone by himself. The Rangers whip out the V-Lancers, but as usual, the blast is bounced back at them. | With the pain from the cobra tattoo severaly weaknening him, Ryan is no match for the Demonite clone. He is attacked over and over, and drops out of his morph. |
| When the Rangers hear Ryan in trouble they race to his location to help him out. The monsters are hot on their trail. | They pull a psyche out and set them up for an ambush by Carter, blasting away with both the Unilaser and V-Lancer. |
| Carter pins Demonite against the wall with both guns and demands that he call off the clone. Demonite refuses, and dares Carter to shoot. | Time is running out for Ryan. The Demonite clone continues his brutal assault on the unmorphed Ranger, and prepares to finish him. |
| Carter backs off, but the fool Demonite attacks, forcing Carter to shoot him at point blank range. | With Demonite destroyed, the clone is destroyed as well, saving Ryan from being sliced and diced. |
| The Rangers think Carter has been killed in the blast, but he rises, severely damaged. | Demonite is recontructed and enlarged. The Rangers summon the Lightspeed Megazord. |
| They follow that up and finish him off with the Supertrain Megazord. | Captain Mitchell hears about Ryan's tattoo, and orders him not to morph until they find a way to deal with it. |
In this plotline, Ryan discovers that he has been cursed by a cobra tattoo on his back. The curse causes him to lose control of his actions and abilities, transforming him into a mindless warrior. This curse becomes a major obstacle for Ryan and the Lightspeed Rescue team to overcome. Throughout the season, the Lightspeed Rescue team investigates the curse and its origins. They discover that the curse can only be broken by a special ancient artifact called the Cobra Tattoo. With the help of their technological resources and teamwork, the Power Rangers search for the Cobra Tattoo and must face numerous battles and challenges along the way. As the Titanium Ranger, Ryan struggles with the curse and its effects on his ability to fight alongside his fellow Rangers. He faces inner conflict as he tries to control his own actions and emotions. Ryan's journey involves self-discovery, redemption, and ultimately finding a way to break the curse and reclaim his own free will. The curse of the cobra storyline adds depth and complexity to the character of the Titanium Ranger, showcasing his internal struggle and growth. It also serves as a reminder of the importance of teamwork, trust, and resilience in the face of adversity. In conclusion, the Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue season introduces the Titanium Ranger and his personal battle with the curse of the cobra. This storyline highlights the character's journey and showcases the theme of overcoming obstacles, both internal and external. With its action-packed episodes and engaging plotlines, Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue remains a beloved season in the Power Rangers franchise..
Reviews for "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue: the Consequences of the Curse of the Cobra on the Titanium Ranger"
1. Samantha - 2 out of 5 stars - I was excited to watch the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue Titanium Ranger Curse of the Cobra" movie, but I was left feeling disappointed. The plot felt weak and predictable. The villain was not menacing enough, and the action scenes lacked excitement. It felt like a cash grab rather than a well-thought-out addition to the Power Rangers franchise. Overall, I found the movie to be underwhelming and not worth my time.
2. Michael - 2 out of 5 stars - As a fan of the Power Rangers series, I had high hopes for "Lightspeed Rescue Titanium Ranger Curse of the Cobra," but it fell short of my expectations. The acting was subpar, and the dialogue felt forced and cheesy. The special effects were also lacking, making the action scenes appear unrealistic. The plot was convoluted and didn't hold my interest. I would recommend skipping this movie if you're looking for a quality Power Rangers experience.
3. Jessica - 1 out of 5 stars - "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue Titanium Ranger Curse of the Cobra" was a complete disappointment. The storyline was boring and predictable, and the characters lacked depth and development. The movie failed to capture the essence of what makes the Power Rangers franchise so enjoyable. The dialogue was cheesy, and the action sequences felt rushed and poorly choreographed. Overall, I found this film to be a waste of time and not worth watching for any Power Rangers fan.
4. Ryan - 2 out of 5 stars - I was excited to see the "Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue Titanium Ranger Curse of the Cobra," as I have always been a fan of the Power Rangers. However, the movie failed to deliver. The plot was thin and uninteresting, and the acting felt wooden and forced. The action scenes lacked excitement and were poorly executed. Overall, I was left feeling disappointed and wished I had spent my time and money on a better Power Rangers adventure.