History Series / PowerRangersWildForce

** LeaderFormsTheHead: All three zords that form Megazord torsos (Lion, Gorilla, and Falcon) belong to Cole, and there's one formation where the Falcon is the torso and the Lion becomes the legs. Averted with Merrick's Predazord, where the Wolf only makes an arm.

** CrossoverShip: Taylor x Eric.
*** ShipperOnDeck: Wes, immediately.
--> '''Wes''': Just your type! \\
'''Eric''': Are you kidding?
** CrisisCrossover[=/=]IntraFranchiseCrossover: "[[Recap/PowerRangersWildForceForeverRed Forever Red]]", where nine Red Rangers and a red-colored Sixth team up to stop the Machine Empire from getting access to Serpentera, a zord [[EarthShatteringKaboom with the power to destroy an entire planet]].

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! Due to the nature of being an anniversary season with three team-up episodes, spoilers for all previous ''Franchise/PowerRangers'' installments up to ''Series/PowerRangersTimeForce'' are unmarked. Administrivia/YouHaveBeenWarned!

The first season produced after the Creator/{{Disney}} buyout, ''Wild Force'' was a transitional season; the first half was aired on Creator/FoxKids, while the second half aired on [[Creator/OneSaturdayMorningAndABCKids ABC Kids]]. Considered one of the weaker seasons, some dislike it for its lack of originality, being largely a clone of ''Gaoranger'' (some episodes are near {{shot for shot remake}}s[[note]]Not that that's a bad thing, necessarily.[[/note]]); the teamup episodes are pretty much the only cool bits that weren't ''Gaoranger'' footage. This ''apparently'' stems from producer Jonathan Tzachor's pushing for the show to be more and more of a copy and paste[[note]]Or a more faithful adaptation, depending on who you ask.[[/note]] of the Sentai. What draws fans to it is mostly the technical aspects--beneath the surface is a dark story of murder and war, and also, it has ''lots'' more giant robots than usual - not only that, but the individual Wild Zords are viewed by fans as being some of the coolest-looking animal mecha in the series due to their streamlined and almost naturalistic proportions. The other thing ''Wild Force'' is notable for is not one, but ''two'' excellent [[ReunionShow team-up]] specials.

* BareHandedBladeBlock: Alyssa does this to Samurai Org's sword in "A Father's Footsteps". She the follows it up with ''breaking the sword with her elbow''. [[spoiler:Which is dumbass move to say the least, If she is the experience martial arts fighter she’s supposed to be she should’ve known do you do it that way you lose fingers The way you are supposed to do it is interlock your fingers of both hands along the spine of the blade and apply pressure with your palms then bring up your knee in order to snap the blade in half]]

* BareHandedBladeBlock: Alyssa does this to Samurai Org's sword in "A Father's Footsteps". She the follows it up with ''breaking the sword with her elbow''.

The second was a [[MilestoneCelebration 10th anniversary]] special where Cole was recruited for a special mission with Red Rangers from every prior incarnation.[[note]]Missing one Red Ranger, Rocky, who shared the ''Series/MightyMorphinPowerRangers'' costume with Jason. They put in the red-colored SixthRanger from ''Time Force'', Eric, to make up for it.