Time for Time Force

So, I don't know about the rest of you Power Fan-gers(LAWL), but I thought PR Time Force was lacking in one aspect. Don't get me wrong, I liked the series, thought the storyline and characters were awesome, but I just thought one more thing should've been added. More Time Travel. I just think something named Time Force should have more time Travel than it did. Anywho, so because of this, I decided to do my first Season Revamp. Here's teh story...

July 6th, 2009. 11:37 P.M.
The alarm sounds at a secret, high-security Government Detetion Facility in the Arizona Desert. It was designed for Mutants, human beings born with unnatural abilities due to lack of proper gene formatting. Mutants have only recently begun surfacing, and due to the fact that they are few and far between. Most of those few, however, let their power go to their heads and resort to villiany. Two of the worst mutant criminals, Adam Ransik, a mutant endowed with the ability to bend time and produce weaponry from flesh and bone, and his daughter, Nadira, escape and vanish from radar 20 miles away from the prison.

July 7th, 2009. 11:37 A.M.
Wes Collins is a novice watchmaker working in his own repair business, "Nick of Time Watch Repair". Nick of Time is located at the base of the old clocktower in Silver Hills. A family Heirloom, The Collins family has lived there for over 100 years, since the late 1800's. Recently, upon investigating more of the clocktower(which he recently inherited after his parents moved out), Wes discovered an old, dust-covered book hidden away within the walls of the tower. Wes blew away the dust to find it was a copy of H.G. Wells' "The Time Machine", but one bigger than any other copy Wes had ever seen. It was bigger than the biggest encylopedia he could imagine. Upon reading the book, Wes read the unedited, secret copy of the Time Machine, complete with previously unknown chapters.

Wes learned that the Traveler, the protagonist of the series, traveled to many more time periods, remarking about the advances or troubles of the societies he landed in, advances that greatly resembled recent advances made in 21st Century. There were extensively detailed diagrams on the time machine, and vivd descriptions of the Traveler's journey. It then dawned on Wes: With this, he could make the time machine. The materials needed were not even conceivable when H.G. Wells wrote the novel, but now, Wes could make it. He toiled for weeks on end, making certain adjustments and developing four Time Machines, each in the shape of watches. According to H.G. Well's notes, the technology inside the watch would allow someone to travel through time. Wes had designed each differently, each having a different color and shape to it's watch-hands, as it had said in the notes.

On that fateful day, Wes had just finished the fourth watch, titled in Wells' notes as a Chronomorpher, when his friends walked in for lunch: Lucas Kendall, a gearhead obsessed with vintage cars and racing, Katie Walker, a major athlete and health nut that's worked out enough to crumple steel with her bare hands, and Herbert "Trip" Tripton, a young and child-like comic and movie fanatic. Wes showed them of his accomplishments, but they were interrupted as a hurried girl ran into the shop. She wore different-looking clothes, like she was from a different time. She ran over to Wes and asked quickly is he was Wes Collins. He confirmed and then she showed him the watch she was wearing: The fifth Chronomorpher. "How did you--?" Wes began, "I haven't made that one yet!"

"Trust me, you will." The girl replies. Wes begins to protest, but she grabs the red Chronomorpher and tinkers with the clock face, spinning and alternating the buttons at its sides. When she finished, a holographic image was projected above the clock face, reading "Chronomorpher: Activated" Immediately, the other four chronomorphers did the same wirelessly. Wes and friends stood in awe at the girl. When Wes tried to ask questions, There was an explosion outside. Before they could say anything, The girl handed each of them a Chronomorpher: Wes got the Red Chronomorpher, Lucas the blue, Trip the green, and Katie the Yellow, all the ones Wes had just made. The girl had on the 5th, pink one.

They ran outside to find an army of robots attacking Silver Hills. "Cyclobots." The girl muttered, then stepped forward. "Follow me." She yelled, running in. She spun the clock face on her Chronomorpherto the fray, crying out, "Time for, Time Force!" The Chronomorpher flew from her wrist and in a flash of green light, like the glow of binary code, she was covered in white and pink spandex with a helmet. She touched the side of her helmet and a visor flipped down, the significant heart-shaped watch hand of the Pink Chronomorpher adorning it. The Chronomorpher enlarged and reattached itself as her belt, and she cried, "ChronoPink!" She looked back to the others and told them to do the same, and she engaged the cyclobots in battle.

They al mimicked her movement, and were transformed into Power Rangers: Time Force! After a quick fight and enounter with Ransik, Ransik flees through time, vowing to change the past to control the future. That's when the girl introduces herself as Jen Scotts, a police officer from the year 3000. She tells them that Ransik showed up in her time period and allied himself with a renowned roboticist to take over the world, returning to 2009 to try and start from there. She and her boyfriend, also and officer, chased them down, but Ransik murdered her boyfriend before they could catch him, That's why she broke all rules of her time period and chased him back to 2009, utilizing the Pink Chronomorpher to do so.

Wes, who always dreamed of more than simple watch making, offered his help in chasing Ransik down. His friends quickly agreed, and Jen thanked them. She showed them how to operate the Chronomorphers, and together they plunged themselves back through time, becoming Power Rangers: Time Force!

So, the whole idea with this version of TF is that every few episodes will be a different time period. I fear I may be modeling it too much like Kamen Rider Decade, because The Clock Tower also follows them, changing into a different structure befitting the time period they land in. Not only do they enter different time periods, but alterations of the different time periods, like alternate timelines. The watch in the corner of the image is the Chronomorpher. Each one has different watch hands, so red has the pointy arrows, Pink has the hearts, Green has the diamonds. Also, where the red is on the chronomorpher, those little buttons, that's where the ranger respective color and shape go, and there's two on each watch, one on either side. They aren't the time machine, but they're the way to get to the time machine. Y'know the Time Force Megazord Jet Mode? That's the Time Machine. Wes found out that H.G. Wells had actually designed the Time Machine and all the arsenal for Time Force, and stored it in an unreachable time period, a side dimension incredibly parallel to their own. He was the Traveler of the story, and he had traveled until the End of Time, and knew the exact course of history. He knew that some time period would need Time Force, and so he built everything in preparation, leaving the schematics for the Chronomorphers as the key to unlock it all. Basically, H.G. Wells was a Genius and far more advanced than his own time. The Time Machine can break apart into five separate vehicles that each ranger can operate, but only the combined Time Machine(Jet Mode) can travel through time. When they summon it, it appears through a portal than opens up in the clocktower. Using the Chronomorpher, they spin around the gold edges of the clock face. The clock face doesn't move, nor do the buttons, but the way they turn it determines the function, be it contacting the other rangers or summoning the Time Machine. H.G. Wells also devised an Artificial intelligence that operated the Time Machine that could also use the Morphers as its venue. Circuit, a limtiless store of knowledge and information is stored inside the Time Machine mainframe. He's represented as a holographic owl if not simply his voice, both childlike but still cybernetic. Trip takes a liking to him, and works with him on inventing new weaponry using Wells' notes. The Ranger suits are sorta like space suits but with time.

Morphing. When they morph, they start out like the did in the show, same morphing call and everything. They withdraw their morpher arm on "Time", the touch it with their other arm on "For". On the second "Time", the change occurs. They bring the morpher arm forward and hold up their forearm vertically, so the clock face is facing forward. On "Force!", they place their fingers over each button on the side of the watch. Then, they press the buttons in and spin the watch, this time the buttons and the clock face spinning with it. That's when holographic lettering appears in front of the watch, and Circuit's voice reads it, "Morph Code Verified". The Chronomorpher flies from their wrist like a saucer and positions itself above the ranger. Still spinning, a shower of binary code surrounds each ranger in its column, and the binary code forms their suit and helmet sans visor. The Chronomorpher flies back down to the ranger and increases in size, forming the ranger's watch and belt buckle. The watch face stops spinning so that it is upright but the buttons move with the wristband, so they're now horizontal instead of vertical on the gold ring. The two buttons are only pushed in and spn to morph. To summon weaponry, the rangers spin the Gold ring, causing the watchhands inside to spin as well. The weaponry then flows out from the clock face in the form of binary code, then materializes. They summon the Megazord/Time Machine in the same way. When they summon weaponry, They call out their weapon name with "Download!", and holographic lettering appears over the watch face, saying, "Weapon Code Verified." To summon the Time Machine, they call out "Time Machine! Online!" And spin the watch ring and watchhands, holographic lettering spelling out, "Time Machine: Sending..." with the elipsis repeating like on a computer screen. A portal opens up mid-air, the time machine flying out. When they enter the Time Machine, their turn into binary code and transport into their respective cockpit. They detach the clock face from the waist band and insert it into the port in the center of their controls. Then to form the megazord, they press a few buttons and the watch hands spin, holographic lettering spelling out, "Megazord Sequence Initiated" Depending on the buttons on the control panel they press, it can change to Mode Red of Blue. As you can tell, everything has a very technological feel to it.

Now, Characters! Wes Collins is ChronoRed, the leader of Time Force. He's incredibly gifted with watches and gears, but little else. He has a big heart and a good sense of right and wrong. By becoming a ranger, He feels he's helping Jen and protecting the world at the same time. He dreams of better things than simple watchmaking, and being a ranger is his way of doing that. He quickly reaches out and forms a strong relationship with Jen. As ChronoRed, He operates Time Flyer 1: Red and his weapon is the

Lucas Kendall is the Guy Next Door. Seemingly perfect in every way, and he knows it. He values his good looks and loves the ladies, but his true passion is muscle cars: Racing them and restoring them. As such, he's learned to drive pretty much anything, and takes in interest in all forms of teleportation. He operates Time Flyer 2: Blue and his weapons are the ChronoBlasters

Herbert "Trip" Tripton is the youngest of the rangers, and his childelike demeanor is his entire personality. He loves being a ranger, looking at it in a comic book way, or like a movie. He despises his first name, which is why his friends began to call him "Trip." He's very naive, so he trusts people easily. As they travel, Trip starts to notice changes...like his hair changing color. His latent mutant powers develop, and he grows a gem-like frontal lobe that protrudes from his forehead, and his hair changes to bright, neon green. His new frontal lobe allows him a multitude of psychic abilities, including telepathy, empathy, and telekinesis. He operates Time Flyer 3: Green and his weapon is ChronoAxe

Katie Walker is the athlete of the bunch. She is the strongest due to her strict regiment of healthy eating and excercise. She often tries to enforce this lifestyle on the others, and is very motherly and protective of her friends, only looking out for their best interests. She operates Time Flyer 4: Yellow and her weapons are the ChronoKnuckles(Gauntlet/fist weapons)

Jen Scotts was born in 2079. She followed in her family's footsteps by following into the Police Force. In the academy, she met her boyfriend, and they always went with each other on assignments. When she and her boyfriend chased down Ransik, Ransik killed him and left her in the year 3000, fleeing back to his own time of 2009. She chased Ransik back to 2009 using the Time Force Time Machine. The Time Machine and Chronomorphers had been stored in The Police force Headquarters, already activated. She knew that a man named Wes Collins had made them, and she knew that Ransik would probably go after him when he first made the morphers to take down Time Force before it opposed him. Taking the Pink Chronomorpher, She flew the Time Machine back to 2009, ignoring all Time Travel Rules. There, she found Wes, surprised that he looked surprisingly like her boyfriend in 3000. Jen is very strict and by the book, regardless of breaking the rules ahead in 3000. Slowly, she opens up to the other to become a full-fledged member. She operates Time Flyer 5: Pink and her weapon is the ChronoBow.

Adam Ransik is a mutant born with the ability to form weaponry from flesh and bone as well as time travel. When his mutant powers manifested, his greed was insatiable, and he used them to go on a nationwide crime spree with his daughter, Nadira. Ransik was actually the first mutant, and as such he has a latent power to turn others into mutants like himself by altering their genetic makeup. He can't control it, but he is trying to and use it to his advantage. He's the most competent of his associates, often coming up with the strategies and mastermind.

Nadira Ransik is the daughter of Ransik. Because of her father's ability, she developed her own mutant powers. She can extend her nails as weapons, alter her appearance at will, and form monsters from her imagination. She creates alot of the monsters that the rangers face. She's very vain, and has a thing for the blue Time Ranger, always trying to seduce him. She acts like a little kid at times, referring to Ransik as Daddy and often whining when they lose to the Rangers.

Dr. Fericks was a world renowned roboticist in the year 3000, having built an entire body for himself and transferring his consciousness into it after suffering from a terminal illness. Ransik arrives to take his army of cyclobots for his own purposes, and during the fight, part of Fericks body was damaged, and his mind went out of whack. He referred to himself from then on as Frax, the loyal robot villian of Ransik. What really happened was that the outlet for Fericks mind was damaged, so he couldn't respond. He's still conscious in there, but he can't react. He despises that Ransi is just using Frax, his other side, as he wishes, so during the brief glimpses that Fericks can get out, he's very angry.

And that's all I got for now. I'll design the Quantum Ranger at some point, as I have an idea for him. I'll probably design the weapons as well. Hope you like!