Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Purple Ranger Chronicles

[Kryptonian]

MMPR: Purple Ranger Chronicles
Abbreviated to MMPR: PRC

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Red Ranger – [Titanium Ranger - Alexander Tempest]
Tyrannosaurus | Power Sword
Blue Ranger – [Emily Corbett - Kyrie Arwen Lyngholm]
Triceratops | Power Lance
Black Ranger – [Uranium Ranger - Dale Hartley]
Mastodon | Power Axe
Pink Ranger – [Pink Wind Ranger - Olivia Maryse Winchester]
Pterodactyl | Power Bow
Yellow Ranger – [Null - Ryan Moore]
Sabre-Tooth Tiger | Power Daggers

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Green Dark Ranger – [Hadouken - Joshua Riley Stone]
Dragonzord | Dragon Dagger
Purple Dark Ranger – [Kryptonian - Jesse Sykes]
Raptorzord | Raptor Blade

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Jesse Sykes
“There’s snake among us, I never bothered to find!” Jay screamed at the top of his lungs. He was on stage with his band ‘Enemies To Allies’. With his left leg on the speaker, Jay leaned over the crowd that was just below him. He trusted the mike downwards into the crowd. All the guys in the crowd swarmed up to the mike and sang the next line of the song “Starry eyed and tongue tied”. Jay then brought the mike back up to his mouth and finished the line off “Blurting out and rambling!” As the song came to the beat down stage, a mosh pit formed in the center off the hall. Jay looked over to the guitarist of his band Riley, who was also happened to be his boyfriend. Jay gave him a smile and Riley began thrashing his guitar. All who were daring enough in the crowd entered the pit and began to mosh. Punches, kicks and even flips were performed, everyone trying to out do the people around them. As the song came to an end, Jay sang the final line. “Like a disease, I can't shake. Repeat!”

“Thank you” Jay said to the crowd as he walked off stage with his band members. Jesse sat down and had a drink of water. In a sweaty mess he ran his fingers though his hair and took one last sip. He stood up and searched for riley who was unplugging his guitar. “Good work tonight, bub” Jay said putting his arm around Riley. Jay felt a hand on his shoulder. He turned around to find his younger sister Mel standing there with tears running down her face. Jay instantly went into caring older brother mode.

“What’s wrong” he asked placing his on her shoulder.

“Mom, Dad…they were in an accident” Mel answered bluntly struggling to get the words out.

“What?” Jay was now in a panic. “Where are they?” Jay asked.

“They’re at the hospital” Mel answered.

“Riley, I have to go, something’s happened, I’ll call you later” Jay said as he grabbed Mel’s hand and took her to the car. Jay got into the drivers seat and Mel in the passenger. Putting his seatbelt on, Jay jetted out of the car park and onto the Highway. Jay was pushing the car to its limits. Doing 120km/h in a 80 zone. He roared past all the other cars, weaving in and out of heavy traffic. It wasn’t long before he was at the hospital. He didn’t bother to find a parking spot. He stopped outside the doors of the hospital and ran inside. “Rosemary and Oliver Sykes” he said to the lady at reception. “Room 13” she answered. Jay raced down the corridor with his sister right beside him. He came to room 13 and peered inside the window. Jay was just in time to see the nurse place the blanket over his mothers face. A tear ran down his face as the news of his mothers passing had sunk in “Where’s my dad?” Jay started calling out, not to anyone in particular, hoping that someone would answer. A nurse came up and placed her hand on Jay’s shoulder. She led him to his fathers hospital bed where he found his dad alive, but still in a critical condition.

Jay sat out in the waiting area as he waited for the nurse to come and inform him of his father’s condition. Hours passed before a nurse came out and told Jay that his father had passed away half an hour ago, and that the doctors had done all they could to revive him. Jay broke down in tears. He and his sister who was now asleep on the seats beside him were now parentless, no one to depend on. Not saying another word, Jay walked out of the hospital in a furious rage. Jay started to take his anger out on the windows of his car, punching them in and cutting his hand up. “It’s not fair” he said “it’s not fair!” he yelled punching out another window.

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Revau
Footsteps were heard walking down the hallway of Serpantera. The main bridge of the ship came to attention as Revau walked through the doors. He didn’t say a word as he looked around at his army. Wraith warriors were lined up all over the place. Revau sat down in his thrown on the balcony that overlooked earth. He opened his hand. He had two power coins that were now packed full of dark energy.

“How are you feeling” said Shevonia, Revau’s wife and second in command.

“I need to find two humanoids worthy enough of holding the powers” Revau said, disregarding her question “Once I have them, I will be able to use them to track down the remaining four power coins and turn them into dark coins as well”. Revau’s eyes rolled into the back of his head. Flashes of people around the world popped into his head. One of which was a boy, who was punching out the windows of his car.

“Oh he’ll do nicely” Revau said. He continued to scan through people when he saw another boy, around the same age as the other boy on his motorcycle speeding down the highway. “yes, he’ll do also” Revau added.

“Keepers!” Revau yelled. The wraith warriors all hissed at once and stood at attention. “I’m going to send you after two boys, bring them back to me, alive!” he ordered. Revau span his staff and struck the wraith warriors. They had been teleported to the location of the two boys. “Now, once I have them, I’ll be able to find the remaining four power coins” Revau said as he laughed menacingly. ‘Zordon won’t stand a chance”

[Hadouken!]

Joshua Riley Stone

Moving his fingers at a rapid rate to the beat of the music, Riley's eyes would flicker from Jesse's perfect singing form towards the rather large crowd in front of them, roaring the lyrics back at the band from their incredible lyrical work. Spinning in circles and bouncing to the beat as a guitar solo briefly cut in, Riley abruptly cut back in a few seconds to early, but no-one seemed to notice as he unleashed another roll of musical beats that had the crowd bouncing up and down in joy. Sometimes, Riley secretly wished he could be the one doing the singing, delivering the lyrics they'd worked so hard on, but Jesse did an incredible job as he stood there.

As the song came to an end, Riley allowed Jesse to leave the stage and retrieve his water whilst he began to unplug his guitar and wrap the cables up. Within what seemed, seconds, Jesse was back by him with his arm around him. Blushing slightly, Riley grinned and nudged his boyfriend lightly in the ribs. "Surprised you can stand after all of that" Riley swiped Jesse's wet bangs from his eyes and smiled again before being cut off by Mel who was in quite a state of panic. Riley instinctively moved back a little from the two family members to give them privacy, despite being extremely worried about what had upset her so much. "Oh my-"

Jesse was gone before Riley cut utter any words of regret for his boyfriend's parent's condition, he shuffled off stage and sent a text, assuring Jesse that he was here for him, when he was needed. He finally shuffled off stage and wrapped his hoodie over his blonde spikes before heading down a small alleyway that lead him quicker towards his home. Though most were scared of this alley, Riley was oh too familiar with it by now and so, he plugged his iPod in, listening to various songs recommended to him by the other members of the band. He was extremely worried, but needed to block it out, worrying wasn't going to help right now.

[Pink Wind Ranger]

Olivia Winchester

It was a lovely day in sunny Angel Grove, as usual, and Olivia Winchester really did not feel like sitting around the house all day. What was the use? When the sun was that bright and the sky so cloudless, it was tortuous to sit indoors, even if she hadn’t finished all of her home work yet. The brunette glanced up at the clock mounted on the kitchen wall, which read 4.51 P.M., and with out a word she shut her algebra book, grabbed her purse from the chair beside her, and headed for the front door. After slipping on her old pink converse, she was out the door in the warm air, looking utterly happy. Olivia wasn’t one of those nature freaks who went around worshipping nature and hugging trees, but she did prefer to be outdoors rather than cooped up inside on the average day. The only dilemma about leaving the house: where was she to go?

There were many places around town that offered outdoor activities: you could go to starbucks and drink a cup of tea outside. You could go to the Ivy and get some food, though Olivia really wasn’t hungry right now. There was always the beach, but she didn’t have on a swimming suit, nor did she feel like going back inside to get one. The only place left seemed to be Grove Heights, the local park. It sounded fine to Olivia, but there was one more problem: how was she to get there? Of course she could walk, that was not a problem at all. But where was her father when she needed him? He was always gracious in giving her a ride any where she wanted to go, and of course the time she wanted a ride he was gone. Pouting and peering into the garage, Olivia suddenly came up with a rather marvelous plan when she spotted her bike at the back of the garage. Not many people rode the old contraptions any more, but Olivia could care less, honestly. She quickly folded a few bills and put them into the pockets of her shorts and managed to drag the bike out on her own with out causing a commotion (their family car was gone, after all, so there was nothing in there to dent).

It had been quite some time since Olivia had last ridden her bike, but it was one of those things where, once you learned, you never forgot. Once she had pulled her brown waves back into a pony tail, Olivia mounted the steel frame and pushed off, a smile on her lips. She probably looked ridiculously old fashioned and stupid, but what did she care? Instead she just kept on pedaling, making her way through the crowded streets of sunny Angel Grove.

The ride took her all of fifteen minutes, and it was mostly a flat ride, so Olivia wasn’t hot and sweaty when she reached the park. Upon reaching a bike rack, she hopped off and didn’t worry about tethering the bike up in any way. She wasn’t too worried about some one attempting to steal it, and if, by chance, it was stolen, it wasn’t that big of a deal, seeing as she hardly ever rode the bike. Olivia absently straightened out her Plain White T’s band shirt and checked to make sure her money and phone were still in her pockets. She left her hair up, because it was pointless to let it down, and started her way into the park. It wasn’t all that crowded today, just a few couples holding hands, some guys throwing Frisbee across the way, and a single mom with her two sons and daughter. Alice couldn’t help but smile at the kids as the bumbled around, the boys playing with their toy cars and the little girl holding a Barbie in one hand, a hair brush in the other. She was a kid lover, that much was obvious.

A small sigh parted Olivia’s lips as she reached a vacant bench. She didn’t think she would have been lonely, but it turned out that she was. The idea of calling some one skimmed through her mind, but she brushed the thought away. She didn’t need others here to enjoy the good day… right?