History Series / PowerRangersWildForce

* EvilWillFail: Inverted. Despite Master Org's wickedness leading to the destruction of many Org leaders and Jindrix and Toxica abandoning him, even without anyone else, Master Org was the first villain in the franchise to singlehandedly bring the Rangers the closest they've been to defeat yet.

* AlwaysChaoticEvil: The Orgs.

* RealityEnsues: Cole, a person who grew up in a jungle, has ''no idea'' what a motorcycle is or how to even ride one- Alyssa has to teach him ''twice in the same episode'' before he gets the hang of it.

* AnimalThemedFightingStyle: he Rangers fight in a manner resembling animals, running on all fours (or in the case of the Yellow and Blue Rangers, flying through the air) and slashing with their [[WolverineClaws claw-tipped gloves.]]

* ActionGirl: Taylor, who used to be in the Air Force, and Alyssa, whose father runs a dojo.

* SpaceDoesNotWorkThatWay: In "Forever Red", there are horses and Rangers unmorphed, except for Aurico, on the moon, which somehow has (earth-normal) air and gravity. Which is [[MagicAIsMagicA entirely consistent]] with Rangers' previous trips to the moon, incidentally, as shown in ''MMPR'', ''Zeo'', and ''Lost Galaxy''.
** Besides that, during Cole's "fight" with Serpentera, he manages to hit the brakes and skid into a drifting slide, complete with actual glowing skid marks. ''In space''.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: Max and Danny, who also get some HoYay in.

* It was the last season to have MMPR Productions as a production company. Village Roadshow KP Productions Limited took over for ''Ninja Storm''.

** It was the final ''Power Rangers'' season to be consecutively produced by Jonathan Tzachor, after 10 consecutive seasons over the course of nine years.
** It was the last season to have MMPR Productions as a production company.
** It was the last to be filmed in the United States, as they would move to New Zealand after the season finished production.
** It was the last to feature actors Paul Schrier and Jason Narvy as Bulk and Skull until ''Samurai''.
** It was the last to feature Creator/RichardStevenHorvitz as an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7).
** It was the final season to be co-produced by Scott Page-Pagter and Paul F. Rosenthal. Rosenthal co-produced the ''Power Rangers'' franchise from the beginning, and Page-Pagter co-produced six out of the first 10 seasons.

''Wild Force'' was the [[EndOfAnAge end of an era]] on various fronts: it was the tenth and last ''Power Rangers'' season to be consecutively produced by Jonathan Tzachor; the last to have MMPR Productions as a production company; the last to be filmed in the United States, the last to feature actors Paul Schrier and Jason Narvy as Bulk and Skull until ''Samurai''; the last to feature Creator/RichardStevenHorvitz as an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7); and the last to use the services of composer Lior Rosner, and co-producers Scott Page-Pagter and Paul F. Rosenthal.

''Power Rangers Wild Force'' is the 10th anniversary season of ''Franchise/PowerRangers'', based on ''Series/HyakujuuSentaiGaoranger''. Pollution is destroying the earth, and thus destroying the seals on the Orgs. Naturally, they're coming back to take revenge and destroy humanity. Luckily, the pollution also disturbed the rest of Princess Shayla, and she has brought the Animarium to rest above the [[WordOfGod Colorado]] town of Turtle Cove. She has zords and morphers; she just needs to find the owners of their corresponding animal crystals...

Meanwhile, Cole Evans is an orphan who found his way to South America. He's not sure how, but when he came of age, the natives who took him in explained this to him and sent him on a journey back to the U.S. to learn more about himself... and giving him the Lion crystal he was found with. He meets the other four Rangers in short order, and becomes their new leader, the Red Ranger. Along the way, he learns the story of how he became an orphan, [[ItsPersonal and his fight becomes very personal]].

[[caption-width-right:350:Wait, no [[PinkGirlBlueBoy Pink Ranger]]? [[SubvertedTrope Wasn't that a rule or something]]?[[note]]Okay granted the White Ranger has pink accents[[/note]]]]

[[caption-width-right:350:Wait, no [[PinkGirlBlueBoy Pink Ranger]]? [[SubvertedTrope Wasn't that a rule or something]]?]]

** PantheraAwesome / GreatWhiteFeline: Alyssa (Tiger).

** PantheraAwesome: Alyssa (Tiger).

* MythologyGag: Taylor served at USAF Base Norquist, named for minor character General Norquist from ''Series/PowerRangersInSpace''.

''Wild Force'' was the [[EndOfAnAge end of an era]] on various fronts: it was the tenth and last ''Power Rangers'' season to be consecutively produced by Jonathan Tzachor; the last to have MMPR Productions as a production company; the last to be filmed in the United States, the last to feature Paul Schrier and Jason Narvy as Bulk and Skull until ''Samurai''; the last to feature Creator/RichardStevenHorvitz as an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7); and the last to feature the services of composer Lior Rosner, and co-producers Scott Page-Pagter and Paul F. Rosenthal.

''Wild Force'' was the [[EndOfAnAge end of an era]] on various fronts: it is the last ''Power Rangers'' season to be filmed in the United States, the last to feature Paul Schrier as Bulk until ''Samurai'', the last to have MMPR Productions as a production company, the last to feature music by Lior Rosner, the last to feature Jason Narvy and Creator/RichardStevenHorvitz in their respective roles as Skull and an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7), and the tenth and last series to be consecutively produced by Jonathan Tzachor.

''Wild Force'' is the last ''Power Rangers'' season to be filmed in the United States, the last to feature Paul Schrier as Bulk until ''Samurai'', the last to have MMPR Productions as a production company, the last to feature music by Lior Rosner, the last to feature Jason Narvy and Creator/RichardStevenHorvitz in their respective roles as Skull and an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7), and the tenth and last series to be consecutively produced by Jonathan Tzachor.

''Wild Force'' is the last ''Power Rangers'' season to be filmed in the United States, the last to have MMPR Productions as a production company, the last to feature music by Lior Rosner, the last to feature Jason Narvy and Creator/RichardStevenHorvitz in their respective roles as Skull and an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7), and the tenth and last series to be consecutively produced by Jonathan Tzachor.

''Wild Force'' is the last ''Power Rangers'' season to be filmed in the United States, the last to feature music by Lior Rosner, the last to feature Jason Narvy and Creator/RichardStevenHorvitz in their respective roles as Skull and an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7), and the tenth and last series to be consecutively produced by Jonathan Tzachor.

''Wild Force'' is the last ''Power Rangers'' season to be filmed in the United States, the last to feature music by Lior Rosner, the last to feature actor Creator/RichardStevenHorvitz as an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7), and the tenth and last series to be consecutively produced by Jonathan Tzachor.

''Wild Force'' is the last ''Power Rangers'' season to be filmed in the United States, the last to feature music by Lior Rosner, the last to feature actor Creator/RichardStevenHorvitz as an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7), and the last series to be produced by Jonathan Tzachor until ''Series/PowerRangersSamurai'' in 2011.

''Wild Force'' is the last ''Power Rangers'' season to be filmed in the United States, the last to feature music by Lior Rosner, the last to feature actor Creator/RichardHorvitz as an Alpha robot (in this case, Alpha 7), and the last series to be produced by Jonathan Tzachor until ''Series/PowerRangersSamurai'' in 2011.

''Wild Force'' is the last ''Power Rangers'' season to be filmed in the United States, the last to feature music by Lior Rosner, and the last series to be produced by Jonathan Tzachor until ''Series/PowerRangersSamurai'' in 2011.

As a whole, the series is notable for being the last ''Power Rangers'' entry to be filmed in the United States, as well as the final season produced by Jonathan Tzachor until ''Series/PowerRangersSamurai'' in 2011.

* SecretTestOfCharacter: The reason Animus took away the powers from the Rangers, apparently. Doesn't really hold much weight as explained in GreenAesop above.