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** Most likely it's a case of a EvenEvilHasStandards. There have been a number of villains in the ''Power Rangers'' universe who truly loved their own children (Mondo & Machina, Ransik, Scorpius, etc.). She probably didn't want to risk alienating those types of villains.
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** Most likely it's a case of a EvenEvilHasStandards. There have been a number of villains in the ''Power Rangers'' universe who truly loved their own children (Mondo & Machina, Ransik, Scorpius, etc.). She probably didn't want to risk [[EvenEvilHasStandards alienating those types of villains.villains]].
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* Also about Bajilla, she acts like a good mother to her daughter (though she's really not) for PR purposes, which is why she "rescues" her from being held prisoner. If she only sells weapons to villains, who are not above being jackasses to others (their own henchmen especially), why would she think they would care if she really loved Squilla or not?
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* Also about Bajilla, she acts like a good mother to her daughter (though she's really not) for PR purposes, which is why she "rescues" her from being held prisoner. If she only sells weapons to villains, who are not above being jackasses to others (their own henchmen especially), why would she think they would care if she really loved Squilla or not?not?
** Most likely it's a case of a EvenEvilHasStandards. There have been a number of villains in the ''Power Rangers'' universe who truly loved their own children (Mondo & Machina, Ransik, Scorpius, etc.). She probably didn't want to risk alienating those types of villains.
** Most likely it's a case of a EvenEvilHasStandards. There have been a number of villains in the ''Power Rangers'' universe who truly loved their own children (Mondo & Machina, Ransik, Scorpius, etc.). She probably didn't want to risk alienating those types of villains.
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* Also about Bajilla, she acts like a good mother to her daughter (though she's really not) for PR purposes, which is why she "rescues" her from being held prisoner. If she only sells weapons to villains, who are not above being Bad Bosses to others, why would she think they would care if she really loved Squilla or not?
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* Also about Bajilla, she acts like a good mother to her daughter (though she's really not) for PR purposes, which is why she "rescues" her from being held prisoner. If she only sells weapons to villains, who are not above being Bad Bosses jackasses to others, others (their own henchmen especially), why would she think they would care if she really loved Squilla or not?
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** Presumably the same reason characters like the Machine Empire generals, Scorpius's army, Lothor, etc. weren't: they weren't doing anything actively villainous at the time. Or she was just out of reach. This is nothing new for the franchise.
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** Presumably the same reason characters like the Machine Empire generals, Scorpius's army, Lothor, etc. weren't: they weren't doing anything actively villainous at the time. Or she was just out of reach. This is nothing new for the franchise.franchise.
* Also about Bajilla, she acts like a good mother to her daughter (though she's really not) for PR purposes, which is why she "rescues" her from being held prisoner. If she only sells weapons to villains, who are not above being Bad Bosses to others, why would she think they would care if she really loved Squilla or not?
* Also about Bajilla, she acts like a good mother to her daughter (though she's really not) for PR purposes, which is why she "rescues" her from being held prisoner. If she only sells weapons to villains, who are not above being Bad Bosses to others, why would she think they would care if she really loved Squilla or not?
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* Bajilla Naire is an alien who lived so long that her daughter is 218 years old, and she supplies other villains with weapons and resources, which would include the ones in the Zordon era. Why didn't the Z-Wave destroy her after the United Alliance of Evil's assault on the universe?
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* Bajilla Naire is an alien who lived so long that her daughter is 218 years old, and she supplies other villains with weapons and resources, which would include the ones in the Zordon era. Why didn't the Z-Wave destroy her after the United Alliance of Evil's assault on the universe?universe?
** Presumably the same reason characters like the Machine Empire generals, Scorpius's army, Lothor, etc. weren't: they weren't doing anything actively villainous at the time. Or she was just out of reach. This is nothing new for the franchise.
** Presumably the same reason characters like the Machine Empire generals, Scorpius's army, Lothor, etc. weren't: they weren't doing anything actively villainous at the time. Or she was just out of reach. This is nothing new for the franchise.
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* Bajilla Naire is an alien who lived so long that her daughter is 218 years old, and she supplies other villains with weapons and resources, which would include the ones in the Zordon era. Why didn't the Z-Wave destroy her after the United Alliance of Evil's assault on the universe?
