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Something Borrowed, Something Green

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This story is No. 6 in the series "Random Plot Twists". You may wish to read the series introduction and the preceeding stories first.

Summary: When is a Power Ranger not a Power Ranger? Answer: when she's a Key....

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Television > Power Rangers > Power Rangers Dino ThunderGrayCardinalFR71142021,0924 Feb 114 Feb 11Yes
Dr. Oliver stared, shocked. “You’re not Kira!”

The powered-down Yellow Ranger shrugged. “I kinda – borrowed her compact-thing when she wasn’t looking. Then that monster showed up, it bleeped, I opened it, and POW!, I went all Spandex and super.”

“Impossible. Or it should be, unless you’re bonded to a dino-gem.”

“Dino-gem? Don’t think so. But there’s this Key thing....”

Dr. Oliver blinked. “O-kay. And your name is?”

“Dawn Summers. We moved to Reefside last month.” She sighed. “I guess you’ll want this back?”

“’Fraid so. Kira needs it.”

“Rats!”

“But this one....” He produced a green morpher.

“Cool!”

“Welcome aboard.”

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Disclaimer: The Buffyverse belongs to some combination of Joss Whedon, Mutant Enemy, and the Kuzuis; the Power Rangers belong to Saban (again), although the Dino Thunder series was created -- if I recall correctly -- during their Disney Period.

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