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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Despite having shown absolutely zero concern for Camille before, the Phantom Beast Generals tell her to be careful when reviving Grizzaka, underscoring how dangerous he is.

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* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Despite having shown absolutely zero concern for Camille before, the Phantom Beast Generals Overlords Jellica and Carnisoar tell her to be careful when reviving the remaining Overlord Grizzaka, underscoring how dangerous he is.
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* AnimalBattleAura

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* AnimalBattleAuraAnimalBattleAura: Most of the Zords this season are actually a physical manifestation of these.
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* TransformationTrinket: Instead of a wrist or phone device like the other series, this time it's the CoolShades. (For the PowerTrio. The Wolf and Rhino Morphers are wrist-worn - the Rhino Morpher going from a small bracelet to one of the largest morphers ever, a huge glove weapon that also serves as an arm blade and missile launcher. This means all or most of his attacks are in his morpher, similar to [[Series/PowerRangersSPD an earlier Ranger in white]].)

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* TransformationTrinket: Instead of a wrist or phone device like the other series, this time it's the CoolShades. (For the PowerTrio. The Wolf and Rhino Morphers are wrist-worn - the Rhino Morpher going from a small bracelet to one of the largest morphers ever, a huge glove weapon that also serves as an arm blade and missile launcher. This means all or most of his attacks are in his morpher, similar to [[Series/PowerRangersSPD an earlier Ranger in white]].)
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* CluelessAesop: The intro song notably contains the lyric "stand up for what we know is right/we will never lose a right". This is contrasted by how multiple episodes contain the message that even superheroes like the Power Rangers lose sometimes, and that's okay.

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* CluelessAesop: The intro song notably contains the lyric "stand up for what we know is right/we will never lose a right".fight". This is contrasted by how multiple episodes contain the message that even superheroes like the Power Rangers lose sometimes, and that's okay.
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*** FeatheredFiend: Carnisoar, the Overload of the sky.

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*** FeatheredFiend: Carnisoar, the Overload Overlord of the sky.
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* CluelessAesop: The intro song notably contains the lyric "stand up for what we know is right/we will never lose a right". This is contrasted by how multiple episodes contain the message that even superheroes like the Power Rangers lose sometimes, and that's okay.
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* EnemyCivilWar: Dai Shi and Camille vs. the Overlords reaches a fever pitch by episode 21.
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* ByWallThatIsHoley: in "Path Of The Rhino", a sign falls toward Fran and Dominic. Dom saves both of them by cutting a hole in it with his morpher.

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* ByWallThatIsHoley: in "Path Of The of the Rhino", a sign falls toward Fran and Dominic. Dom saves both of them by Dominic, with the latter cutting a hole in it with his morpher.Animal Spirit.



** Casey meanwhile grows in leadership, confidence and friendship, culminating in him saving Jarrod's soul from damnation.
** Speaking of, Jarrod while functionally TheGhost for much of the series finally realizes the danger of his attitude and eventually forgives himself to start fresh as a true hero.
** Camille was already a different kind of henchwoman with loyalty and valor, but begins to reveal other traits like gratitude and sympathy, culminating in her turning on Dai Shi when she realizes that Jarrod was always the one who appreciated her.
* CheckPlease: Used in the premiere, when Casey, Theo, and Lily make a wrong guess on who their supposed new master is going to be.

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** Casey meanwhile grows in leadership, confidence confidence, and friendship, culminating in him saving Jarrod's soul from damnation.
** Speaking of, Jarrod Jarrod, while functionally TheGhost for much of the series series, finally realizes the danger of his attitude and eventually forgives himself to start fresh as a true hero.
** Camille was already a different kind of henchwoman with loyalty and valor, valor but begins to reveal other traits like gratitude and sympathy, culminating in her turning on Dai Shi when she realizes that Jarrod was always the one who appreciated her.
* CheckPlease: Used in the premiere, when Casey, Theo, and Lily make a wrong guess on who their supposed new master is going to be.



* ConservationOfNinjutsu: In the final battle, [[spoiler:every single "special" monster, like Phantom Beasts, Five Fingers of Poison, Red Shadow Guards and Overlords is revived.]] The Rangers and their masters deal with them quite easily, considering how much trouble some of them caused ''alone.''
* ContinuityNod: Although this season didn't get a team up episode, R.J. does mention the Morphin Grid in the first episode.

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* ConservationOfNinjutsu: In the final battle, [[spoiler:every [[spoiler: every single "special" monster, like the Phantom Beasts, Five Fingers of Poison, Red Shadow Guards and Overlords is revived.]] The Rangers and their masters deal with them quite easily, considering how much trouble some of them caused ''alone.''
* ContinuityNod: Although this season didn't get have a team up episode, R.J. does mention the Morphin Grid in the first episode.



* EmotionEater: the Rin Shi, who feed on fear.

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* EmotionEater: the Rin Shi, who feed feeds on fear.



* {{Foreshadowing}}: As early as Episode 3, R.J. blindfolds himself to demonstrate "The Swoop Technique". Later on, Theo's personal teacher is a blind man named Master Swoop.

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* {{Foreshadowing}}: As early as Episode 3, R.J. blindfolds himself to demonstrate "The Swoop Technique". Later on, Later, Theo's personal teacher is a blind man named Master Swoop.



* ImStandingRightHere: In "Welcome To The Jungle Part 2", R.J. tells the rangers they can't learn the growing technique until all three can properly wield their weapons. Lily and Theo have no problems, but Casey is inexperienced. Theo complains about Casey being a cub, and Casey gives this exact response.
* [[InconsistentDub Inconsistent Adaptation]]: The Jarrod/Dai Shi situation was highly inconsistent. At first it was DemonicPossession, then it became [[SealedEvilInACan Sealed Evil in a Jerk]], then back and forth between the two, and near the finale it settled on a SplitPersonalityTakeover conflict. [[note]]This is due in part to the way Jarrod was adapted from his ''Gekiranger'' counterpart. In Gekiranger, Rio just... turned to evil for power's sake, but was one character. In ''Jungle Fury'', Jarrod was a jerk, but was unwillingly possessed. They essentially used Rio's plot threads to frame Jarrod's actions in-show without accounting for the new villain character, hence the early confusion.[[/note]]
* JerkAss: Jarrod, even before being possessed by Dai Shi. R.J. appears to be one in an early episode, but ends up subverting it.

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* ImStandingRightHere: In "Welcome To The to the Jungle Part 2", R.J. tells the rangers they can't learn the growing technique until all three can properly wield their weapons. Lily and Theo have no problems, but Casey is inexperienced. Theo complains about Casey being a cub, and Casey gives this exact response.
* [[InconsistentDub Inconsistent Adaptation]]: The Jarrod/Dai Shi situation was highly inconsistent. At first it was DemonicPossession, then it became [[SealedEvilInACan Sealed Evil in a Jerk]], then back and forth between the two, and near the finale it settled on a SplitPersonalityTakeover conflict. [[note]]This is due in part to the way Jarrod was adapted from his ''Gekiranger'' counterpart. In Gekiranger, Rio just... turned to evil for power's sake, but it was one character. In ''Jungle Fury'', Jarrod was a jerk, but was unwillingly possessed. They essentially used Rio's plot threads to frame Jarrod's actions in-show without accounting for the new villain character, hence the early confusion.[[/note]]
* JerkAss: Jarrod, even before being possessed by Dai Shi. R.J. appears to be one in an early episode, episode but ends up subverting it.



* MeaningfulName: The Pai Zhua masters: Master Mao (cat, think "meow"), Master (ele)Phant, Master Swoop (bat), Master Finn (shark), Master (go)Rilla, Master (ante)Lope, and Master (pen)Guin. Also Camille the chameleon.

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* MeaningfulName: The Pai Zhua masters: Master Mao (cat, think "meow"), Master (ele)Phant, Master Swoop (bat), Master Finn (shark), Master (go)Rilla, Master (ante)Lope, and Master (pen)Guin. Also Also, Camille the chameleon.



* MonochromeCasting: Unlike basically all other ''Rangers'' seasons, only one ranger isn't white (Theo).

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* MonochromeCasting: Unlike basically all other several past ''Rangers'' seasons, only one ranger isn't white (Theo).



* MyKungFuIsStrongerThanYours: Essentially how the power levelling works in this series. One side overpowers the other, the other gets stronger and overpowers their foe, forcing them to get stronger.

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* MyKungFuIsStrongerThanYours: Essentially how How the power levelling works in this series. One side overpowers the other, the other gets stronger and overpowers their foe, forcing them to get stronger.
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** TheChick: Lily

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** TheChick: TokenFemale: Lily
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* WithAFriendAndAStranger: The main trio; with Lily and Theo being friends and Casey being the stranger as he was a servant at the Order of the Claw for the students [[spoiler:Master Mao chooses Casey, an ordinary servant, to replace fellow student Jarrod following Jarrod's abusive violent behavior towards a servant earlier before Casey's selection as a replacement with Casey trying to turn Jarrod away from the servant at the price of Jarrod lashing out at him with a sharp fierce shove to the ground - Casey turns aggressive back, his Tiger-Spirit-like aggression towards Jarrod being driven by Jarrod's unfair and unkind behavior towards others; it's clear Master Mao was paying attention]].

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* WithAFriendAndAStranger: The main trio; with trio. Lily and Theo being have been friends for years and Casey being went through Pai Zhua training together. Casey, however, is the stranger as he was he's still a servant newcomer to the order at the Order beginning of the Claw for season and I'd thrown into the students [[spoiler:Master Mao chooses Casey, an ordinary servant, deep end when him standing up to replace fellow student Jarrod following Jarrod's abusive violent behavior towards a servant earlier before Casey's selection as a replacement with Casey trying to turn Jarrod away from the servant at the price of Jarrod lashing out at him with a sharp fierce shove to the ground - Casey turns aggressive back, his Tiger-Spirit-like aggression towards Jarrod being driven by Jarrod's unfair and unkind behavior towards others; it's clear impresses Master Mao was paying attention]].Mao.



* {{Wuxia}}: The Power Rangers equivalent, with old masters, complex, infighting villain factions, various forms of kung fu, and lots and lots of training - this carries over from [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger its counterpart]].

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* {{Wuxia}}: The Power Rangers equivalent, with equivalent. The old masters, complex, complex and infighting villain factions, various forms of kung fu, and lots and lots of training - this all carries over from [[Series/JukenSentaiGekiranger its counterpart]].
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*** EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Master Guin (and Lily)

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*** EverythingsBetterWithPenguins: Penguins: Master Guin (and Lily)
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Dual Tonfas and Fighting With Chucks are no longer tropes; trope examples aren't supposed to go in sub-bullets.


%%** FightingWithChucks: Casey's Jungle-chucks
%%** DualTonfas: Theo's Jungle Tonfa
%%** Simple Staff: Lily's Jungle Bo
%%** HeroesPreferSwords: Casey's and Master Finn's Shark Sabers
%%** CombatHandFan: Theo's and Master Swoop's Jungle Fan
%%** EpicFlail: Lily's and Master Phant's Jungle Mace
%%** {{BFG}}: Claw Cannon
%%** WolverineClaws: Jungle Master Mode's Claw Boosters. Grizzaka's are bigger.
%%** BareFistedMonk: R.J.
%%** SwissArmyWeapon: Dominic's Rhino Morpher (a handchop-shaped gauntlet with a flip-into-action Rhino Blade on one side and [[FingerFirearms missile launchers]] on the other)

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* WeaponOfChoice:
** FightingWithChucks: Casey's Jungle-chucks
** DualTonfas: Theo's Jungle Tonfa
** Simple Staff: Lily's Jungle Bo
** HeroesPreferSwords: Casey's and Master Finn's Shark Sabers
** CombatHandFan: Theo's and Master Swoop's Jungle Fan
** EpicFlail: Lily's and Master Phant's Jungle Mace
** {{BFG}}: Claw Cannon
** WolverineClaws: Jungle Master Mode's Claw Boosters. Grizzaka's are bigger.
** BareFistedMonk: R.J.
** SwissArmyWeapon: Dominic's Rhino Morpher (a handchop-shaped gauntlet with a flip-into-action Rhino Blade on one side and [[FingerFirearms missile launchers]] on the other)

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* WeaponOfChoice:
**
%%** FightingWithChucks: Casey's Jungle-chucks
** %%** DualTonfas: Theo's Jungle Tonfa
** %%** Simple Staff: Lily's Jungle Bo
** %%** HeroesPreferSwords: Casey's and Master Finn's Shark Sabers
** %%** CombatHandFan: Theo's and Master Swoop's Jungle Fan
** %%** EpicFlail: Lily's and Master Phant's Jungle Mace
** %%** {{BFG}}: Claw Cannon
** %%** WolverineClaws: Jungle Master Mode's Claw Boosters. Grizzaka's are bigger.
** %%** BareFistedMonk: R.J.
** %%** SwissArmyWeapon: Dominic's Rhino Morpher (a handchop-shaped gauntlet with a flip-into-action Rhino Blade on one side and [[FingerFirearms missile launchers]] on the other)
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%%* KiManipulation

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%%* KiManipulation* KiManipulation: Forms the basis of everyones’ attacks.



%%* MyKungFuIsStrongerThanYours

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%%* MyKungFuIsStrongerThanYours* MyKungFuIsStrongerThanYours: Essentially how the power levelling works in this series. One side overpowers the other, the other gets stronger and overpowers their foe, forcing them to get stronger.



%%* SupernaturalMartialArts

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%%* SupernaturalMartialArts* SupernaturalMartialArts: Let’s just say that normal kung-fu won’t let you create a glowing tiger.

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