Yes this exists, they have 5 episodes free on Youtube.

Note: Zayto's powers would still be the Dino Fury Zenith Ranger, so while he'd still be in the show and have the same arc, Zayto wouldn't be a Comic Fury ranger and more so an extra hero.

This also solves the zord issue so all 8 members have a main zord.

Full Credit goes to Taiko554 for the framework of the Blue, Aqua, and Yellow rangers, and full design of the other rangers.

Note: You know it's kind of astonishing that Fox said they sold 20th because they couldn't survive the streaming era, but then proceed to buy Tubi which could've benefited from the 20th library.

What will future generations of Murdochs inherit when their parents die?

A slowly dying publishing arm and a broadcast company with sports rights and Tubi as sole highlights. If Fox doesn't want to enter back into films, I'm fine with that, 20th had complaints all the time back in the day (but at least could've sold it to Verizon or someone without a major film studio), but if they want to survive, they need an equity partner, someone to hold a minority while the Murdochs control the company's news sector, and someone else handles the actual general content (and allows the partner access to its TV studios and the Tubi service)

Here is a list of potential contenders for the equity stake:

• Amazon MGM Studios- merging Fox Entertainment and MGM Television into Filmways Television for shows not on Amazon Prime and give Amazon a replacement for Freevee with Tubi
• Lionsgate- they could at best afford 5-10%, but could benefit from Bento Box and Tubi
• News Corp- 2 sinking ships, but may have some chance with equity partnership rather then full merger like planned in 2023.
• Warner Bros.- It's a 50/50 the merger does goes through, so if it's blocked, they could arrange a deal where WB sells Discovery Global to them outside of CNN (sold to Bryan Diller), with one taking 20% in the other (either Fox of WB), with Fox Entertainment scaling its TV arm to supply content to all its networks (minus its family channels, which are purely licensed content)

Another idea that's been discussed before is selling the News and Stations division to News Corp, and leave Fox open to acquisition for other companies with networks already or foreign entities, and could include:

• Disney- without a controversial news division or any stations to cause clash with ABC, Disney could see value in it and have 20th Century Fox return, but would likely have to see a smaller stake in ESPN (they've decided not to sell it though) and a sale of Tubi to someone else
• Sony- foreign companies can own at most 20% of a broadcast network, or if the news and stations are spun-off, could have a more likely chance to buy the remainder of the network and Tubi (not regular streaming like Sony's strategy, but still something of value in the market)
• Paramount- CBS is Fox lite anyways, and they'd likely like broadcast rights to the 20th library (Simpsons and Family Guy), and if they merged Fox One into Paramount+ and Tubi into Pluto TV, streaming rights as well.

But overall, I don't think Fox will be good on their own, but also isn't willing to give up power, so this equity partner concept isn't to far fetched

But what do you think?

• What companies would be interested in a Fox stake?
• Who will Fox consider buying itself?
• What company should I do next?

(The Gouraigers technically count, but they can also count as the 4th and 5th rangers from Hurricanger)

I have an idea for a video game theme, and since there is usually 4 players allowed, I wondered if it could work if there was only 2 core rangers to start (red and blue as Players 1 & 2), an extra ranger later (white/yellow ranger and Player 3), and a green 6th ranger (Player 4) along with a glitched rival ranger

Could this be the start of a new film distribution studio at Netflix regarding if the film scores a profit (or encourage them to buy a theatrical distributor after losing Warner Bros)?

With Paramount buying WB, they should really expect some consolidation is in order for it's TV business, so I believe that Paramount will absorb CBS Studios before buying WB to be cost-effective, and this could be how:

This is the current structure of the 2 studios

And the following is my suggested structure of the combined studio

Paramount Television- led by the current team and will keep CBS Studios management to oversee CBS-branded shows

• Big Ticket Television
• BET Studios- the studio for BET for film and TV
• Paramount Documentary Films- (removing the MTV name from normal entertainment as Ellison has said he wants it to be music focused again)
• Paramount Television Animation- the merged MTV and CBS Animation that focuses on adult animation, with some co-productions with its sister studio
• Nickelodeon Animation- the kids and family animation label, which would also absorb Nickelodeon Movies, it would focus on streaming and TV content, only making theatrical films based on its IP (now reading Paramount Animation and Nickelodeon Animation present), while Paramount now makes live-action Nick films itself (streaming or theatrical) without the help of the Nick label
• Paramount Media Ventures- the distribution arm
• Misc. companies with this division include New Games, Uptown, and Antoinette

For all the consolidation Ellison has done, I'm surprised that this wasn't one of the first things he did, as well as make Paramount Sports a studio within Paramount (Skydance) Studios instead of a separate unit.

But tell me what you think and what you would change.