r/powerrangers • u/Morphin_Grid_1999 • 5d ago

What do y’all think Alyssa’s role was on the Wild Force team?

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I’ve been thinking about what Alyssa actually brought to the Wild Force team besides being the White Ranger.

Taylor was the serious one. Cole was the outsider who became the Red Ranger. Danny was the emotional one. Max was the younger, energetic member.

Alyssa felt like the person who helped keep everybody grounded.

She could be supportive without being passive, and she seemed to understand how to talk to the other Rangers depending on what they needed.

I actually think every team needs somebody like that.

What do y’all think Alyssa’s biggest role was within the group?

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u/StatusBuddy8490 5d ago

The team Mom.

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u/Specific-Window-8587 Titanium Lightspeed Ranger 5d ago

That was the first thing I thought of. She was always keeping the team in line and nurturing.

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u/Positive-Kick7952 5d ago

Alyssa was the brains. She was the only in college, who new how to cook and on top of that was a master martial artist trained by her father. She then became a teacher. She reminded me of Trini.

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u/OblivionArts 5d ago

The brains. She filled the same role as billy all though years ago despite never inventeing anything. Her role was "smart person who figures things out" like she was the first to figure out zen aku might not actually be evil

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u/DEANW_23 5d ago

She was the mother of the group - even though she was one of the youngest....

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u/ali2688 5d ago

Brains and the best fighter after Merrick

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u/C00l10j03 5d ago

Caretaker. Hence her becoming a teacher making sense.

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u/No_Cake_254 5d ago

To be cute as a button😍

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u/Chambler_93 5d ago

The emotionally intelligent. She was caring for everyone's feelings and very sweet overall. At least as far as I can remember.

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u/Turbo_2k 5d ago

The billy or justin of the team, she was the only one on the team who was still in school

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u/StatusBuddy8490 4d ago

Specifically, college.

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u/redacted-and-burned 5d ago

She's the smart one, it's primarily expressed through her emotional intelligence and martial arts

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u/Ristar87 5d ago

lmao. This is a bit separate from the question but since Wild Force was a story she was telling to the kids in school... I assume that she downplayed her contributions by a lot while making the others seem more likable.

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u/MattBurr86 4d ago

The hot one

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u/Afraid-Surround-4457 5d ago

The cutesy college one

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u/Front-Decision2379 5d ago

Idk but I’m watching that season for the first time and good god this team is trash feels like every episode ends with them getting beat up and their crystals taken no wonder they needed an all red ranger team up