Wizzard
Has the Agent Orange oath given here actually appeared in a comic? And if not, what's it's origin?
Edit: Actually, looking again, the Lantern oaths are Not An Example, anyway. By the Power of Grayskull! is something the hero must say to activate his powers. The Lanterns don't don't need to say their oaths, and don't generally say them when their powers are active at all. All the material about the oaths is already under Badass Creed.
Edited by DaibhidC
If I may quote the Viz Comics strip Tommy's Magic Arse:"It isn't magic all the time - only when I speak in rhyme!" Examples include: "An optic aid from up my bum will help you find your canine chum; stick your hand up my behind - a telescope you'll surely find!" and: "From my anus I'll produce a shiny whistle for your use!" Sadly, Tommy was delusional, and all that ever came out of his entirely non-magical arse was what you might expect. It didn't stop him trying though.
Removed the following from the description of King Arthur And The Knights Of Justice:
- Also in the 90's remake where a football team was pulled back in time/space by Merlin to take the place of a captured Arthur and his knights. That sequence was considerably longer.
The show is (to the best of my, this sites, imdb, and wikipedia's knowledge) not a remake of any previous show.
Could somebody fix my failure in the power rangers section? I'm not sure what happened but when you select the star the words should appear there not just at the first instance.