Now, for the first chunk of this episode, Bandora's plan was fairly solid: Brainwash two Zyurangers and turn them evil and while they are running around wrecking things, send Boogaranan/Terror Toad down to eat the other three. However, I noticed a simple touch that could have practically guaranteed victory for her.
While 'Punked Out' Mei and Dan didn't care one lick for justice or any of the things that the Zyuranger's stood for, just causing trouble. So, it would have been a simple matter for Bandora to recruit them. Grab them up while the Zyurangers and Barza are busy with the monster and grabbing the plant respectively, and tell them to fight for evil. Odds are good that they would have agreed and now you have two ZyuRangers who have converted to evil, three in the toad's belly and only Burai remaining but he can't be on patrol 24/7, he has to stay in his time lapse room or his life candle will burn up.
So if Burai goes to fight the Toad, she could then send down Evil Dan and Mei to back him up. Burai is strong and a real badass, but I don't see him beating all three opponents especially if he doesn't want to hurt his friends and he doesn't know about the Toad's throat weakness.So, Burai goes down and is swallowed. Four Zyurangers down and two on your side. At this point, the only one left would be Barza and Bandora can take him down in no time.
If nothing else, Bandora could double cross evil Dan and Mei and feed them to the Toad to end the Zyuranger's once and for all. Or keep them on and use their Guardian Beasts/Zords to cause destruction.
Either way, Bandora wins.
Just a thought I had.
Interesting how effective Bandora could be if she didn't hold onto the villain ball. Of course the live action Masters of The Universe just showed how dangerous Skeletor could have been if he didn't hold onto the villain ball
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