Once they secured Rarity in the healing station of the Command Chamber, it was time to discuss their next move. This fight was a lot different than the fight against Luna. There, it wasn't as personal of an attack, and it only became such once Luna briefly killed Twilight.

This time however, it was different. The Green Ranger had sought them out herself, fought them, and on separate occasions had seriously injured both Fluttershy and now Rarity.

“So far, we've had two run ins with with Green Ranger,” Twilight said to Applejack, Pinkie Pie, and Celestia, as they were the only ones in the central chamber with her, “Each time she's fought us, she's manged to seriously injure one of us.”

“This is a foe unlike anything you've ever faced,” Celestia said gravely, “I had hoped we could find the Green Power Coin and secure both it and the Dragonzord before they fell into the wrong hands.”

“Something feels odd about the Green Ranger,” Pinkie Pie stated, “I can't put my finger on how, but she feels different than Luna.”

“Probably because whoever is inside of that armor isn't being directly affected by the evil within the Power Coin,” Spike said walking up to the group from what they learned was his main study.

“What do ya mean they ain't affected by the evil of the coin?” Applejack asked.

“While Rarity was fighting the Green Ranger, I managed to at least scan her energy. My goal was to learn who that truly was, but I ended up learning something I believe is just as important,” Spike walked over to the central pool and cast a spell, showing the silhouette of the Green Ranger and what appeared to be a red energy coursing through her.

Twilight stood next to Spike and examined the image intently, “That's not the energy of the Power Coin, is it?”

Spike shook his head, “Whoever the Green Ranger is, she has a natural darkness within her. I'd say that at most the Power Coin is acting as a catalyst for something else.”

“So, like awakening her true nature or something?” Applejack asked.

“Essentially, yes,” Spike nodded. Neither him nor Applejack noticed how both Twilight and Pinkie Pie looked away uncertain.

“This darkness,” Celestia slowly floated over to the pool and looked at it intently, “I've seen this before.” she took a deep breath, “Oh dear.”

“Um, it's… bad that Celestia's afraid right?” Pinkie Pie asked nervously, “Like, every time she's afraid, it's not a good thing?”

“What's wrong, Celestia?” Twilight asked sweetly, “You seem worried.”

“The energy within the Green Ranger is exactly the same as the Shadow Lord, the source of all darkness within the Universe,” Celestia said, her tone even and grave, “The only human who would have the energy of the Shadow Lord would be his Avatar of Darkness.”

“Applejack!” Pinkie Pie grabbed Applejack's arm urgently to get her attention, “The Green Ranger called herself that, remember?”

“I do,” Applejack said seriously turning to Celestia, “What is the Avatar of Darkness?”

“We only know stories,” Celestia began, “But there are books here that speak of an evil child called the Avatar of Darkness. This child's birth coincides with what our people call the Age of Darkness.”

“According to the legends, the Avatar of Darkness will usher in the Age of Darkness,” Spike said, walking over to the bookshelf and pulling out a book, handing it to Twilight, “She'll lead the Shadow Lord to the Heart of the Planet, and will begin the 10,000 Years of Darkness throughout the Universe.”

Twilight looked through the book, stopping on a particular chapter, “Got it! The sign of the Avatar of Darkness is a birthmark shaped like the Shadow Lord's symbol on the lower back!” she showed both Applejack and Pinkie Pie the symbol, which looked almost like a pair of wings.

“If the Avatar of Darkness has the Green Power Coin, this situation is far more dire than I thought,” Celestia said, floating away from the group a bit looking worried, “With the Power Coin and the Dragonzord at her beck and call, she has everything she needs to bring about the Age of Darkness.”

“This sounds eerily like we're dealing with the Antichrist,” Pinkie Pie said nervously.

“In a way, I think we are,” Twilight said, her attention still on the book.

“How ya figure that?” Applejack asked.

“We didn't know that a civilization existed millions of years ago,” Twilight explained, “But Celestia and Spike are both from that civilization. It wouldn't be too surprising if modern ideas of religion, magic, and spirituality are all based on legends told in their time.”

“Meanin that the story of the Antichrist could be the modern adaptation of this Avatar of Darkness,” Applejack added. Twilight finally looked up from her book and nodded.

“Yes. That's at least what I'm thinking at the moment,” Twilight said.

“You're joking, right?!”

Everyone turned to the direction of the healing room, where they saw Fluttershy standing there with a truly terrified expression on her face.

“First we had to fight Luna and Goldar, then that dragon of destruction, and now you expect us to fight the Antichrist?!” Fluttershy asked, tears falling from her eyes as she trembled.

“Fluttershy…” Pinkie Pie said softly. She could see it on her face. Right now she was more terrified than she'd ever been since becoming a Power Ranger.

“I'm sorry, Fluttershy,” Celestia said, floating over to Fluttershy, “I know we're not being fair to any of you, but you five are the only ones who have the power to stop the Avatar of Darkness and Caesar.”

“Yes, and look how well we've done so far!” Fluttershy cried, “Rarity almost died today! We all almost died today!”

“And sadly, this won't be the last time you find yourself in this situation,” Spike said, “I know how you feel, Fluttershy, but-”

“SHUT UP!!!” Fluttershy screamed covering her ears, “SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP!!! YOU DON'T KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT HOW I FEEL!!!” Everyone was silent for a few beats, surprised by this outburst, “You and Celestia keep telling us that we have to do this! You keep pushing us to fight, like we should be okay with this, but I'm not a soldier! I'm not a trained fighter, or anything like what you wish I were! I'm a kid! A normal eighteen year old girl who's scared for her life right now!”

That… actually made Celestia stop, and she closed her eyes in sadness. Even Spike looked affected by that, as she did have a point. It would have been too easy to yell at Fluttershy and call her out for being a coward, but the truth was her fears were not misplaced. They were now WAY out of their league. Even Applejack had to admit that being at the other end of Caesar's beat down had shaken her a good deal.

“I know, this is asking too much of you,” Celestia said, clear desperation in her voice, “I know right now you are more afraid than you've ever been, and asking you to continue fighting isn't fair. But when the Power Coin bonds to an individual, there are only two ways to sever that bond. Either the destruction of the Power Coin,” she closed her eyes sadly, “Or the… death, of the Ranger bound to it.”

When she heard that, Fluttershy's eyes widened for a split second, but she then shoved past Celestia and the other Rangers and ran out of the Command Chamber.

“Fluttershy, wait!” Pinkie Pie cried futilely, as Fluttershy didn't stop or look back as she ran out of the chamber.

“Let's… adjourn for the night,” Applejack suggested softly, “Emotions are too high right now, an' we ain't gonna figure out anythin' till we all calm down.”

“Agreed,” Twilight said, “Could I take this book with me?”

“You're free to take as many books with you as you wish, Twilight,” Celestia said, voice distant and expression unreadable, “This library… is yours as well.”

Twilight beamed at her words. Surrounding her was ancient knowledge that no one had even known existed, and she was given permission to read all of it, for free?!

“I'll give everyone a call later,” Pinkie Pie said, “For once, I kinda hope Maud isn't home, so I can be alone for a bit.”

“I know the feelin,” Applejack said, taking one last look at the healing room, thinking of the young girl unconscious inside, “Rarity… I'll avenge ya. I promise,” Applejack said darkly. She and Pinkie Pie walked out together.

“Someone should take care of Rarity,” Spike said walking in the direction of the healing room, “Somehow I doubt she'd mind waking up next to me without garments. Just a hunch,” he said, hiding whether or not he was being sarcastic.

Twilight picked out a few more books from the bookshelf, just enough for her to fit in her backpack. She was about to leave in excitement, but then stopped when she saw Celestia sitting in her throne. Sure enough, it sounded like it was raining outside. Realizing what it meant, she set her bag down on a nearby chair and walked over to Celestia.

“I don't mind being a Power Ranger,” Twilight said.

“In ancient times, we picked out our Rangers carefully to ensure things like this didn't happen,” Celestia explained, “All of the previous Rangers were fully grown, and they were given a choice. You and your friends weren't given such a luxury. Fluttershy is right, you shouldn't have to fight this battle,” she closed her eyes pained, “I'm so sorry, Twilight.”

Twilight looked to the side, “But… we're here now.” she said simply. Celestia slowly turned to Twilight confused.

“What do you mean?” she asked.

“We shouldn't have been the ones who became the Power Rangers. These powers probably should have gone to grown ups, or trained soldiers, but they didn't,” she pulled out the Blue Power Coin and gripped it tightly, “They came to us. Maybe it was just an accident, but the important thing is what we do now,” she looked at Celestia determined, “I'm afraid of the Green Ranger, and today I almost lost two of my closest friend, one of them still out of commission. But if no one acts, then so many more people will end up like Rarity. I don't know if I really can make a difference, but I told Applejack that I'd at least try my best.” she hugged Celestia lovingly, “So don't cry, Celestia. You're just doing your best too, just like all of us.”

Celestia closed her eyes, smiling gently as she returned the embrace, “You truly are wise beyond your years, Twilight. Thank you so much for your words of wisdom. I've been truly wracked with guilt about including you.”

“Being a Power Ranger is the best thing that could have happened to me,” Twilight tightened her embrace, “After all, I wouldn't have met you otherwise.”

Neither one said anything else that night, just enjoyed the closeness for a few more moments. Perhaps somehow, both of them were healed a bit more from this encounter.

“Shit… it didn't say anything about rain in the forecast,” Rainbow Dash said, looking at her phone which claimed it was supposed to be cloudy, but not rainy. She was glad that Fluttershy's sanctuary was inside. Maybe she could wait out the storm in here. She didn't think Fluttershy would mind.

Just as she was about to put in her headphones and listen to some music, she saw Fluttershy run into her sanctuary, stopping to meet eyes with Rainbow Dash. She was drenched, to the point that her yellow dress had become transparent. That didn't matter to Rainbow Dash though, as she noticed the look of anguish on her face.

Rainbow Dash reacted immediately, jumping up and pulling her inside, sitting her down in the middle of the cave, “What do you need me to do?” she asked once Fluttershy was sitting down.

“Matches behind the big stone…” Fluttershy said quietly, “Fire… to warm up…”

Rainbow Dash nodded and shot up. She quickly found the matches, and managed to make a fire. Once it was big enough, she tracked down a blanket and then sat down next to Fluttershy, taking off her soaked dress and then wrapping the blacket and her arms around her devastated friend.

“So… who do I gotta pummel?” Rainbow Dash asked. Fluttershy looked up at her friend a bit confused.

“I'm… sorry?” she asked.

“Someone hurt you, right?” Rainbow Dash asked simply, “That means someone wants to go to the hospital, because that's where I send people who make you cry. You know that.”

“Oh Rainbow Dash,” Fluttershy leaned into her friend's embrace, “I love you so much.”

“I love you too, Fluttershy,” Rainbow Dash tightened said embrace in return, “So, what happened?”

“No one hurt me directly,” Fluttershy said slowly, looking away unsure.

“But someone did hurt you, right?” Rainbow Dash asked, her heart racing a bit for some reason.

“I guess, but...” Fluttershy turned and buried her face in Rainbow Dash's chest, “Dash! I'm so scared!”

“Scared…? Why?” Rainbow Dash asked, now really worried.

“I… I have to do something! Something truly dangerous, but… but it's too much for me!” Fluttershy admitted, “Everyone expects me to be something that I'm not, and today a friend of mine got seriously hurt! She was hurt, partially because I was too afraid to move!”

“I… see,” Rainbow Dash said, trying her best to hide how horrible she felt. She understood what was going on now, and it tore her up inside knowing that she was part of the reason Fluttershy was so upset. She'd done the one thing she swore she'd never do.

She hurt Fluttershy.

“I don't know what to do!” Fluttershy looked at Dash intensely, “I can't run away, but I'm too afraid to proceed! What should I do, Rainbow Dash? Please tell me!”

“You… want me to give you advice…?” Rainbow Dash asked, her guilt starting to grow more and more looking at the state her best friend was in.

“You always know what to say to me!” Fluttershy cried, “Even when you didn't know everything, you were still able to give me great advice! Please Rainbow Dash, you're the only one I can turn to for this! You're the only one who understands me enough!”

Rainbow Dash hated herself so much right now. Fluttershy was super sensitive, and thus not exactly of the right mentality to be a Power Ranger. She was probably spooked in the fight against Caesar. She still had no idea that Rainbow Dash was the Green Ranger, but if she found out…

That won't be a problem…

Not if Fluttershy were to-

Rainbow Dash caught herself, biting the inside of her cheek to snap herself out of whatever was about to consume her. Did she really think about that?

Rainbow Dash took a deep breath, and then looked into Fluttershy's eyes sadly, “Fluttershy… you're so much stronger than you give yourself credit for.”

“Rainbow Dash…” Fluttershy said softly, meeting Rainbow Dash's loving gaze.

“The fact that you're here now shows that,” Rainbow Dash continued, “I bet…” she couldn't hold in her tears any longer, but she never let her smile fade away, “I bet your friends probably rely on you more than you realize… I don't know why you were picked for this, and I wish that you didn't have to do this thing,” the dam was beginning to break as she fought back a sob, “But you have to. You have to see this through. No matter what happens, or who stands before you, you have to keep going.” she hugged Fluttershy tightly, completely breaking down, “But it's okay. I know it'll be okay, because those other girls will look out for you. They're much better friends than… than I've ever been to you.”

“But you'll be there with me too, right?” Fluttershy asked looking at Rainbow Dash, horrified when she looked away sadly, “Rainbow Dash, you're not going to disappear again, right?!”

“I'm sorry, Fluttershy…!” Rainbow Dash sobbed, not meeting eyes with her, “I know this isn't what you want to hear right now, but if I stay close to you, you'll get hurt too, and I'm not letting that happen! Not as long as I can help it!” she was about to rush off, but Fluttershy embraced her tightly from behind, stopping her.

“N-no!” Fluttershy begged, “I'm not letting you do this to me again, Rainbow Dash!”

“Fluttershy…” Rainbow Dash groaned.

“When you disappeared, it destroyed me!” Fluttershy cried, completely breaking down herself, “I need you, Rainbow Dash! You're my best friend! Please please please don't leave me! Don't leave me alone like this!”

As Fluttershy wept intensely, still holding onto Rainbow Dash, she couldn't bring herself to move. Not just because of Fluttershy's grip, but because she knew that if she left her like this, she'd probably do something drastic. But if she didn't leave, she might eventually…

No! No I won't!

I will not allow myself to hurt Fluttershy!

Not as long as I can control myself!

Instead of leaving, she turned around and embraced Fluttershy tightly, both of them not even trying to hide their tears as they cried for different, yet at the same time connected reasons.

The next day, Pinkie Pie woke up once again to an empty house. For the first time though, she was happy Maud wasn't home. She didn't think she'd be able to hide how stressed she was. She trudged into the kitchen, poured herself a bowl of Fruit Loops, and then plopped down on the couch.

“I thought being a super hero was going to be fun,” Pinkie Pie pouted adorably, “No one said it was so hard.”

She joked, but she was genuinely upset. Fluttershy was right. This was too much. There was no telling how long Rarity was going to be out, and with the threat of the Green Ranger still out there, now with her own Zord too?

She tried to enjoy her cereal, but for some reason it just didn't taste as sweet. Or maybe it was too sweet. She didn't know. After a bit, she just set the bowl down and folded her arms in a huff. Here she was on a Saturday morning, and she couldn't enjoy herself.

Just as she was about to give up and head back to sleep, she heard her cellphone ring. She rushed back into her room and picked up her phone, shocked to see Rainbow Dash's name appear.

“Hello!” Pinkie Pie chirped answering her phone, “Rainbow Dash, is this you?”

“H-hey Pinkie Pie. Yeah… it's me,” Rainbow Dash sighed. She sounded really upset.

“Rainbow Dash, what's wrong?” Pinkie Pie asked sitting down on her bed.

“Could we… meet at the pier?” Rainbow Dash asked, “The damage wasn't too bad there, so the police aren't blocking it off or anything.”

“Um… sure Dash,” Pinkie Pie said, “Want me to get Fluttershy too?”

“No,” Rainbow Dash said immediately, “Just you. Please, Pinkie Pie.”

This was fishy. She and Rainbow Dash just met, and she already wanted to meet up alone? Also, she didn't sound right. She sounded like she had been crying. Part of her was thinking that she should have declined the meeting, or insisted that someone come with her.

But her tone sounded somewhat desperate too, like she was reaching out. Maybe she just needed someone to lend an ear.

“Alright,” Pinkie Pie nodded, “I'll meet you there in thirty minutes, and I'll be alone.”

She heard Rainbow Dash breathe out in relief, “Thank you, Pinkie Pie. I'll see you there.” she then hung up. Pinkie Pie looked at her phone, frowning a bit as she remembered what Twilight asked her to do.

“Looks like she's opening up to me a bit,” Pinkie Pie said to herself, reaching for the Pink Power Coin on her dresser, “I just hope I'm wrong to be so afraid of her.”

It didn't take long for Rainbow Dash to get ready, so she was already at the pier, looking out at the water. She saw a few other ships gathered together in the water, the crews all probably searching for Caesar. She wasn't worried about that though. If he could have been found, he'd have already been found ages ago.

She kept her Dragon Dagger and Power Coin in her hoodie. The latter she mostly carried with her out of necessity, but the former she had because it was important to her. She was now at a point where she was willing to admit to herself that she valued that dagger a lot. It was her most prized possession, and her connection to Caesar.

Was she an extension of him now? The new intensity of her emotions, and her thirst for combat, did those come from Caesar? Somehow as he fought the other Rangers, she herself felt like she was fighting them, even as she fought the Black Ranger.

Soarin was naturally confused, and worried as she'd begun spending a lot of time away from home. She'd apologize to Soarin later, assuming that she still loved him after today. Who knew what sort of person she'd become after today.

“Rainbow Dash!”

Rainbow Dash turned to the side, seeing Pinkie Pie waving to her. She really seemed nice. In another life, the two of them would have become good friends, possibly even more. She wasn't kidding when she said that Pinkie Pie was the kind of girl she'd probably date if she were single and still bi-curious.

Dash waved to Pinkie Pie, who then skipped over to her, “Heya Dash.”

“Hey Pinkie Pie,” Rainbow Dash said, leaning over the railing of the pier and looking out at the water.

“So… what did you want to talk about?” Pinkie Pie asked after a second, also leaning over the railing, but looking at Rainbow Dash as she took a deep breath.

“I know you're the Pink Ranger,” Rainbow Dash said. Pinkie Pie's eyes widened for a split second, but then she laughed it off.

“What are you talking about?” she asked, “I'm not a Power Ra-”

“Pinkie Pie, please,” Rainbow Dash cut her off, “I know what you're trying to do, but there's no need,” she opened her left pocket, and pulled out the Dragon Dagger, “You're not the only one with a secret.”

When she turned to show Pinkie Pie the Dragon Dagger, she backed away from Rainbow Dash immediately, and her entire air changed.

“Oh no…” Pinkie Pie said shaking her head, “It is you.”

“Pinkie Pie-”

“You're… the Green Ranger…!”

“Pinkie-”

“You were the one who hurt Rarity… and summoned Caesar…!”

“PINKIE PIE!!!” Rainbow Dash shouted, making Pinkie Pie freeze. She calmed down before speaking again, “I'm not going to hurt you, okay? I promise, right now you're safe.”

Pinkie Pie took a deep breath and nodded, “This... isn't a trap then?”

“What? No!” Rainbow Dash shook her head, “I called you here so I could tell you I was the Green Ranger. I had to tell you before…” she looked away, not even trying to hold in her tears, “Before I'm no longer me.”

Pinkie Pie looked at Rainbow Dash intently, trying to read her. After a second, Pinkie Pie slowly took Rainbow Dash's hands into her own.

“I believe you,” Pinkie Pie said softly, “Tell me what's going on. I promise, I'll listen.”

“That's the thing! I don't know what's going on!” Rainbow Dash cried, once again looking out at the water, “I didn't know this would happen! I just found the Power Coin in the forest, and when I picked it up, something inside of me… awakened.”

“So… you're not in control of yourself?” Pinkie Pie asked.

“Not… really,” Rainbow Dash frowned trying to make sense of it herself, “I don't know anymore. The me you're talking to now isn't evil. At least, I don't want to hurt you or the other Rangers. But this thing, it… it changes me,” she pulled out the Green Power Coin and looked at it sadly, “At first I thought that this thing just had a mind of it's own, but now… Now I'm not too sure.”

“What do you mean?” Pinkie Pie asked, once again also turning to lean against the rail, but scooting up close to Rainbow Dash, “You don't want to hurt anyone, right?”

“Right now, I don't. But there's a part of me that… does want that,” Rainbow Dash admitted, the green glow of the Power Coin reflected in her eyes, “That's what scares me. This thing is turning me into something I've desperately tried everything in my power to not become. I've been spending the past few days fighting its influence over me, but I don't know how much longer I can last.”

Pinkie Pie looked at Rainbow Dash sadly, rubbing her back comfortingly, “You're not a bad person, Rainbow Dash. Ironically, you're like us. You came into this by accident. You're just as much of a victim of this as we are.”

“I'm sorry…!” Rainbow Dash closed her eyes tightly, “I can't control myself! I didn't mean to hurt any of you!”

“Rainbow Dash, it's okay,” Pinkie Pie said, immediately embracing Rainbow Dash as she completely broke down, “We're all afraid right now, but I'm so happy you trusted me enough to tell me.” she looked to the side nervously, “Dash, I need you to come with me, alright?”

“W-why…?” Rainbow Dash asked, looking at Pinkie Pie a bit confused and afraid.

“My friends and I know some people who might be able to help,” Pinkie Pie said slowly, “They made the Power Coins, so maybe they can-”

“NO!!!” Rainbow Dash screamed pulling away from Pinkie Pie, “You can't take me there! I can never know where your base is!”

“Rainbow Dash, Celestia and Spike might be able to purify the Power Coin. Maybe then you can fight alongside us.”

“It's not just the coin that's the problem!” Rainbow Dash cried, “The problem is me! I'm you're enemy!” she closed her eyes and held her head as she let out all of her fear, “If you take me to your base, I'll destroy it and kill everyone inside of it! Then I'll turn on you, Applejack, Twilight, and Fluttershy, and I'll kill all of you too! The only way to stop me is to do it right now!”

“What are you-” Pinkie Pie stopped when she saw Rainbow Dash hold out her arms glaring at her, “Dash, no!”

“You have to end it now!” Rainbow Dash cried, “This could be your only chance to stop the Green Ranger! Please Pinkie Pie, kill me!”

“Rainbow Dash, I'm not doing that,” Pinkie Pie stated immediately, “I'm not going to kill you!”

“If you don't, I'm going to lose myself to this thing completely!” Rainbow Dash cried, “Even right now I can feel it screaming at me! It wants me to just take you out now, and it's voice is becoming really hard not to listen to!”

“Rainbow Dash, Power Rangers protect the innocent,” Pinkie Pie said, “And you're-”

“I'M NOT INNOCENT!!!” Rainbow Dash screamed, “I'M YOU'RE ENEMY!!! DON'T YOU GET IT?!!!”

“No, you're not my enemy!” Pinkie Pie cried, “You're Fluttershy's best friend! If I killed you, I'd-”

“I'm asking you to do this as Fluttershy's best friend! You have to protect her from me!” Rainbow Dash closed her eyes and shook her head, “PLEASE PINKIE PIE!!! I'M BEGGING YOU!!! KILL ME BEFORE I KILL FLUTTERSHY!!!”

Pinkie Pie turned away from Rainbow Dash, shedding a few tears herself. She gripped the Pink Power Coin in her vest pocket, but then released it, “No. I've made my decision.”

Rainbow Dash opened her eyes slowly and looked at Pinkie Pie in shock, “W-what…?”

“I'm a Power Ranger, and as such I swore to protect people. You, Rainbow Dash, are someone I want to protect, someone I want to save. So that's what I'm going to do. I don't know how, and I don't know how long it's going to take, but I promise you, I will save you.”

“Pinkie Pie…!” Rainbow Dash shook her head, and then pushed past her storming off, but stopped just a bit away from her, “The next time we meet… we're going to be enemies.” she turned to Pinkie Pie glaring at her, tears still streaming from her eyes, “Be ready, Pink Ranger.”

With that, Rainbow Dash ran off, determined to get as far away from anyone she knew as she could before the last bit of light in her heart was snuffed out.

“Rainbow Dash,” Pinkie Pie said, closing her eyes somberly, “Why did this have to happen?” she sighed and pulled out her cellphone, calling Twilight.

“Hi Pinkie Pie,” Twilight answered, “What's up?”

“Twilight, we need to get Applejack and… Fluttershy at the Command Chamber,” Pinkie Pie took a deep breath, “I confirmed it. Rainbow Dash is the Green Ranger,” she looked out where Rainbow Dash ran, “But it's so much more complicated than we thought.”

Author's Notes:

Yes, for those who know Dino Thunder, I'm choosing to handle Rainbow Dash more like Trent than Tommy. It's nothing against Tommy; he IS the greatest Power Ranger of all time for a reason, but in my honest opinion I felt more for Trent than Tommy, who was just a mindless drone.

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