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* It appears to be a parody of both the long-running [[w:c:powerrangers|Power Rangers]] franchise and its source material coming from Japan's [[w:c:powerangers|Super Sentai]] franchise. |
* It appears to be a parody of both the long-running [[w:c:powerrangers|Power Rangers]] franchise and its source material coming from Japan's [[w:c:powerangers|Super Sentai]] franchise. |
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[[File:Kung_Fu_Rainbow_Laser_Force.png|thumb|The members of Kung Fu Rainbow Lazer Force: Sebastian Kayden, Tallulah, Zoey, Quota and Dirk.]] |
[[File:Kung_Fu_Rainbow_Laser_Force.png|thumb|The members of Kung Fu Rainbow Lazer Force: Sebastian Kayden, Tallulah, Zoey, Quota and Dirk.]] |
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| − | * The title is most likely based on the [[powerrangers:Power Rangers Megaforce|Power Rangers Megaforce]] season which was adapted from the 2010 Super Sentai series [[powerrangers:Tensou Sentai Goseiger|Tensou Sentai Goseiger]] |
+ | * The title is most likely based on the ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Megaforce|Power Rangers Megaforce]]'' season which was adapted from the 2010 Super Sentai series ''[[powerrangers:Tensou Sentai Goseiger|Tensou Sentai Goseiger]]'', though previous ''Power Rangers'' seasons did have ''Force'' as part of their name: ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Time Force|Time Force]]'', ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Wild Force|Wild Force]]'' and ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Mystic Force|Mystic Force]]'' |
| − | * The name of the token black member's name, Quota, is a joke at his inclusion only because he |
+ | * The name of the token black member's name, Quota, is a joke at his inclusion only because he is black. |
| − | * Like Quota, there have been African |
+ | * Like Quota, there have been African-American's who wore Green in Power Rangers they include [[powerrangers:Damon Henderson|Damon Henderson]] from ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Lost Galaxy|Power Rangers Lost Galaxy]] and ''[[powerrangers:Joel Rawlings|Joel Rawlings]]'' from ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue|Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue]]''. In fact, most Power Ranger teams, with the exceptions of ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Ninja Storm|Ninja Storm]]'' (whose Red Ranger, [[powerrangers:Shane Clarke|Shane Clarke]], is played by an actor of Maori descent) and ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Jungle Fury|Jungle Fury]]'', have had an African-American Ranger in their roster. |
| − | * The palette scheme used by the Kung Fu Rainbow Lazerforce is similar to earlier Power Ranger teams like [[powerrangers:Power Rangers Zeo|Power Rangers Zeo]] and [[powerrangers:Power Rangers Turbo|Power Rangers Turbo]]. It also similar to the same palette scheme used by some Super Sentai teams like [[powerrangers:Himitsu Sentai Gorenger|Himitsu Sentai Gorenger]] and [[powerrangers:Denshi Sentai Denziman|Denshi Sentai Denziman]]. |
+ | * The palette scheme used by the Kung Fu Rainbow Lazerforce is similar to earlier Power Ranger teams like ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Zeo|Power Rangers Zeo]]'' and ''[[powerrangers:Power Rangers Turbo|Power Rangers Turbo]]. It also similar to the same palette scheme used by some Super Sentai teams like ''[[powerrangers:Himitsu Sentai Gorenger|Himitsu Sentai Gorenger]]'' and ''[[powerrangers:Denshi Sentai Denziman|Denshi Sentai Denziman]]''. |
| − | * Weazel's real life counterpart Fox first aired the Power Rangers from 1993 through 2002 as part of its [[powerrangers:Fox Kids|Fox Kids]] block on weekday afternoons |
+ | * Weazel's real life counterpart Fox first aired the ''Power Rangers'' franchise from 1993 through 2002 as part of its [[powerrangers:Fox Kids|Fox Kids]] block on weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings before it was sold to the Walt Disney Company in 2002 (though some subsequent seasons still aired in Fox Kids' successor, Jetix). |
| − | * Like Zoey, there was an Asian |
+ | * Like Zoey, there was an Asian-American who wore yellow in Power Rangers who was ''[[powerrangers:Trini Kwan|Trini Kwan]]'' from the original ''[[powerrangers:Mighty Morphin Power Rangers|Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]''. |
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Revision as of 21:11, 11 November 2013
From left to right: Zoey, Sebastian Kadden, Dirk, Talullah and Quota.
Kung Fu Rainbow Lazerforce is a TV show in Grand Theft Auto V running on Weazel. The show features five upper Middle Class teenagers pushing conservative "family values", such as sex after marriage, unflinching belief in God and Bible, homophobia, unrelenting capitalism, and hatred of poor people through "acts of extreme violence."
Episodes
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Trivia
- It appears to be a parody of both the long-running Power Rangers franchise and its source material coming from Japan's Super Sentai franchise.
The members of Kung Fu Rainbow Lazer Force: Sebastian Kayden, Tallulah, Zoey, Quota and Dirk.
- The title is most likely based on the Power Rangers Megaforce season which was adapted from the 2010 Super Sentai series Tensou Sentai Goseiger, though previous Power Rangers seasons did have Force as part of their name: Time Force, Wild Force and Mystic Force
- The name of the token black member's name, Quota, is a joke at his inclusion only because he is black.
- Like Quota, there have been African-American's who wore Green in Power Rangers they include Damon Henderson from Power Rangers Lost Galaxy and Joel Rawlings from Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue. In fact, most Power Ranger teams, with the exceptions of Ninja Storm (whose Red Ranger, Shane Clarke, is played by an actor of Maori descent) and Jungle Fury, have had an African-American Ranger in their roster.
- The palette scheme used by the Kung Fu Rainbow Lazerforce is similar to earlier Power Ranger teams like Power Rangers Zeo and Power Rangers Turbo. It also similar to the same palette scheme used by some Super Sentai teams like Himitsu Sentai Gorenger and Denshi Sentai Denziman.
- Weazel's real life counterpart Fox first aired the Power Rangers franchise from 1993 through 2002 as part of its Fox Kids block on weekday afternoons and Saturday mornings before it was sold to the Walt Disney Company in 2002 (though some subsequent seasons still aired in Fox Kids' successor, Jetix).
- Like Zoey, there was an Asian-American who wore yellow in Power Rangers who was Trini Kwan from the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.