This is a good way to end Power Rangers in Space. With the universe conquered and Earth about to be taken, Andros finds Zordon, who asks him to break his tube, which will kill the mentor, but destroy all evil in the universe. Meanwhile, the other rangers must make their last stand, as the people of Angel Grove soon learn their identities and stand with them.
Power Rangers in Space is one of the seasons considered to be the best, and this ending proves it, as the Rangers are facing their darkest hour. While it does have some errors, some of them can be forgiven considering In Space was originally planned to be the end of the Power Rangers franchise (hence why all the evil villains are destroyed or purified, as back then, Saban did not think the series would continue after Turbo became a ratings disaster). Also, while past rangers do not appear, it is understandable, as Saban, being non-union, could not afford to have a big finale bringing back everyone (that, and some of the actors may have refused to return, especially David Yost, who has had a history of being bullied by the staff, as well as any actor who wore the spandex suits who were assigned with the Screen Actors' Guild). But this is a good final episode of a season nonetheless, especially if it's viewed as originally intended.
Power Rangers in Space is one of the seasons considered to be the best, and this ending proves it, as the Rangers are facing their darkest hour. While it does have some errors, some of them can be forgiven considering In Space was originally planned to be the end of the Power Rangers franchise (hence why all the evil villains are destroyed or purified, as back then, Saban did not think the series would continue after Turbo became a ratings disaster). Also, while past rangers do not appear, it is understandable, as Saban, being non-union, could not afford to have a big finale bringing back everyone (that, and some of the actors may have refused to return, especially David Yost, who has had a history of being bullied by the staff, as well as any actor who wore the spandex suits who were assigned with the Screen Actors' Guild). But this is a good final episode of a season nonetheless, especially if it's viewed as originally intended.