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* ClipShow: Rather unique in that half of the episode is still newly shot footage. It's also worth noting that, while this is a regular trope for the series, it happens much earlier in the season than normal.
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* SuddenDeath: The Master decrees that Koragg and Imperious must compete in order to see who stays and who is banished. The challenge: be the first to kill Daggeron. The arrival of the other Rangers, though, makes it unresolved and forces the Master to make the final judgment. Both get to stay, while Koragg also gets his magic back.
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* HypocriticalHumor: [[spoiler: Though it's not ''exactly'' played for laughs, we learn in the following two-parter that Koragg is Leanbow ReforgedIntoAMinion, so his accusation that Imperious is disloyal because he [[FaceHeelTurn used to be Calindor]] is rather funny [[RewatchBonus if you know that beforehand]].]]
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: When Koragg demands his stolen magic back, Necrolai says possession is 9/10ths of the law. To take back what's his, Koragg nearly breaks her wrist and quickly tosses her aside. And even though he essentially outranks him, Imperious is too cowardly to challenge him without backup.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: When Koragg demands his stolen magic back, Necrolai says possession is 9/10ths of the law. To take back what's his, Koragg nearly breaks her wrist and quickly tosses her aside. And even though he essentially outranks him, Imperious is too cowardly to challenge him without backup.
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* SuddenDeath: The Master decrees that Koragg and Imperious must compete in order to see who stays and who is banished. The challenge: be the first to kill Daggeron. The arrival of the other Rangers, though, makes it unresolved and forces the Master to make the final judgment. Both get to stay, while Koragg also gets his magic back.
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The rivalry between Imperious and Koragg heats up, when the Knight Wolf's latest attempt to destroy the Rangers is intruded by the evil wizard. To settle the score, and decide if Koragg is worthy enough to regain his Dark Magic, Imperious places Koragg on trial for treason! Will his repeated failures, all in the name of honor, work against him in the eyes of the Master? Meanwhile, the Rangers work together on painting a mural for Rock Porium (if they can stop playing in the paint first) and Xander has a cold.
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* YouFool: Imperious in response to Koragg's insistence on winning with honor.
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* YouFool: Imperious in response to Koragg's insistence on winning with honor.honor.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: When Koragg demands his stolen magic back, Necrolai says possession is 9/10ths of the law. To take back what's his, Koragg nearly breaks her wrist and quickly tosses her aside. And even though he essentially outranks him, Imperious is too cowardly to challenge him without backup.
* ClipShow: Rather unique in that half of the episode is still newly shotfootage.footage.
* DirtyCoward: Necrolai testifies against Koragg, [[BlatantLies insisting she hates to do so]]. When the Master rules in Koragg's favor, she attempts to play nice, and Koragg immediately denounces her as a hag.
* DramaticIrony: Though references are made to the preceding three-parter, neither villain is aware of the most damning possible evidence that would sway the Master: Koragg helping the Rangers undo the wish, and Imperious conspiring to overthrow the Master with the help of the Barbarian Beasts.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Koragg predicts that Imperious won't be around for much longer.
** Koragg experiences a sudden flash (a baby wrapped in a red blanket) and is unsure of what it means.
* HonorBeforeReason: Koragg is on trial because of his insistence on winning with honor and how he passes up numerous opportunities to kill the Rangers. Elsewhere, the Rangers also discuss Koragg's honorable streak and find it puzzling. The Master ultimately rules that Koragg's honor makes him trustworthy and thus pardons him.
-->'''Koragg:''' Yes, my honor. My honor is the cornerstone of my being. A warrior without honor cannot be trusted to protect and serve you at all costs. Imperious has proven he is evil, but without honor, can he really be trusted?
* LampshadeHanging: When the Master issues his demand, Imperious remarks he simply got sick of seeing them just standing around talking and showing clips; he wants to settle this with some action.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: During the Megazord fight, Imperious immobilizes the Rangers and leaves them helpless. Koragg immediately removes the spell, as he refuses to win through such a sneaky attack. This instigates the trial.
* SuddenDeath: The Master decrees that Koragg and Imperious must compete in order to see who stays and who is banished. The challenge: be the first to kill Daggeron. The arrival of the other Rangers, though, makes it unresolved and forces the Master to make final judgment. Both get to stay, while Koragg also gets his magic back.
* VillainEpisode: Though the Rangers get a subplot (painting a mural for Toby) and see some action, it's Koragg and Imperious who take center stage.
* VillainExitStageLeft: Imperious flees after facing Nick and Daggeron, while Koragg leaves after facing the other Rangers.
* WeWillMeetAgain: Between villains, no less. Koragg basically tells Imperious to watch his back, and Imperious is defiant.
* YouFool: Imperious in response to Koragg's insistence on winning with honor.
* ClipShow: Rather unique in that half of the episode is still newly shot
* DirtyCoward: Necrolai testifies against Koragg, [[BlatantLies insisting she hates to do so]]. When the Master rules in Koragg's favor, she attempts to play nice, and Koragg immediately denounces her as a hag.
* DramaticIrony: Though references are made to the preceding three-parter, neither villain is aware of the most damning possible evidence that would sway the Master: Koragg helping the Rangers undo the wish, and Imperious conspiring to overthrow the Master with the help of the Barbarian Beasts.
* {{Foreshadowing}}:
** Koragg predicts that Imperious won't be around for much longer.
** Koragg experiences a sudden flash (a baby wrapped in a red blanket) and is unsure of what it means.
* HonorBeforeReason: Koragg is on trial because of his insistence on winning with honor and how he passes up numerous opportunities to kill the Rangers. Elsewhere, the Rangers also discuss Koragg's honorable streak and find it puzzling. The Master ultimately rules that Koragg's honor makes him trustworthy and thus pardons him.
-->'''Koragg:''' Yes, my honor. My honor is the cornerstone of my being. A warrior without honor cannot be trusted to protect and serve you at all costs. Imperious has proven he is evil, but without honor, can he really be trusted?
* LampshadeHanging: When the Master issues his demand, Imperious remarks he simply got sick of seeing them just standing around talking and showing clips; he wants to settle this with some action.
* NiceJobFixingItVillain: During the Megazord fight, Imperious immobilizes the Rangers and leaves them helpless. Koragg immediately removes the spell, as he refuses to win through such a sneaky attack. This instigates the trial.
* SuddenDeath: The Master decrees that Koragg and Imperious must compete in order to see who stays and who is banished. The challenge: be the first to kill Daggeron. The arrival of the other Rangers, though, makes it unresolved and forces the Master to make final judgment. Both get to stay, while Koragg also gets his magic back.
* VillainEpisode: Though the Rangers get a subplot (painting a mural for Toby) and see some action, it's Koragg and Imperious who take center stage.
* VillainExitStageLeft: Imperious flees after facing Nick and Daggeron, while Koragg leaves after facing the other Rangers.
* WeWillMeetAgain: Between villains, no less. Koragg basically tells Imperious to watch his back, and Imperious is defiant.
* YouFool: Imperious in response to Koragg's insistence on winning with honor.
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The rivalry between Imperious and Koragg heats up, when the Knight Wolf's latest attempt to destroy the Rangers is intruded by the evil wizard. To settle the score, and decide if Koragg is worthy enough to regain his Dark Magic, Imperious places Koragg on trial for treason! Will his repeated failures, all in the name of honor, work against him in the eyes of the Master? Meanwhile, the Rangers work together on painting a mural for Rock Porium (if they can stop playing in the paint first) and Xander has a cold.
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