Godly Might

WARNING. THE ROYAL DIVINE BEAST IS NOWHERE IN THIS DRAWING.

Just thought I'd reuse that joke once more ;D

ANYWHO, I finally got off my lazy apathetic panda butt and forced some creative juices from my brain. It was a very long and grueling process, after which both my brain and I needed a smoke very badly. I'm pretty sure we both pulled something too xP

VOILA, The PRC Power ups! So, without further ado, teh story!

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The loss of Hera its taking its toll on the rangers. Yes, now they have Hestia, who is a more than able mentor, but it just isn't the same without Hera there. Meanwhile, Kronos is relentless. He sends monsters after monster, which just tires the rangers out even more.

When all hope seems lost, the rangers are called out one more time to face--a foe they've already defeated, the Nemean Lion. This was one of the first creatures they defeated, but now its back, and back with a vengeance. It's even more difficult to beat, but finally, they destroy the monster. Rather than dissipate into sand, as most monsters do, the beast's body glows in a strange light and shoots off into the distance.

Confused, the rangers head back, but the moment they do, they're called out again, to face another monster they've already defeated--the Hydra. This one is even more difficult to beat, but once they do defeat it, it too is consumed in the strange light and fires off into the distance.

The rangers wonder why Kronos would send monsters they've already defeated, but Aaron, who knows Kronos inside and out by this point, tells them its not him. Kronos is not behind the bizaare attacks on the city, and decides to wait it out and see why these monsters are returning to life and fighting the rangers once again.

It seems peaceful for a while, until Demi finds the Lunar Divine Beast is gone. It has run away, nowhere to be found. It has gone wild of its own volition, but when the rangers do find it, they find its eyes aglow with the strange light from before. With great difficult, they capture the Beast again, and the light flies from its eyes.

The strange occurences continue, as the Erymanthian Boar returns to wreak havok on Lito Creek once more. The rangers are just on the edge of beating it until Minnie's voice cries through their headsets to let it live, instead to tie it up and bound it. The rangers reluctantly oblige, and once the boar is incapacitated, the light flies away from it, allowing it to fade to dust.

The rangers return to ask Minnie why she made them to that, and she tells them her theory. She's found a connection between the strange occurences, and that connection is what made her stop. All four so far were the first four labors of the mighty Heracles, the great hero of Geek Legend. Heracles did not kill the boar, but he tied it up and captured it. Hestia, dormant in the sacred fire, had noticed the strange light as only the light of a god, and knew that Kronos could not be behind it. So now the rangers knew they were completing the labours of Heracles, but they did not know why.

The next day, the rangers awake to find Lito Creek a mess. Sewers, dumps, and landfills have overflown, dust and decay lines the streets at every turn. They don't know what to do until Afton, utilizing his Psychic abilities, receives a vision, and his eyes glow with the godly light from before. The rangers have to clean the entire city by sundown. The only problem is that it's already noon. The rangers rush around the city frantically trying to clean, Pogue even assisting by flooding the streets to wash them away. Just before sundown, the rangers dispose of the last piece of waste, and the godly light flies from it.

By now, the rangers get the gist of it.They are repeating the labors of Heracles in order, from first to last, for some unknown reason. Next, the rangersdefeat the stymphalian birds, capture a giant bull that terrorizes the city of Crete, Greece(oh, that's right. There's world travel involved.), capture and slay a pack of man-eating horses, and steal the belt from the last remaining Amazon, who nearly beats them into submission.

They are exhausted after this. They can barely go on, though they know they have three more labors left. A huge monster, named Geryon, attacks the city next, rampaging his cattle through the streets and allowing his herdsman, Eurytion, and his watchdog, Orthus, to terrorize the townspeople. The Ranger defeat them all and capture the cattle, releasing the light.

The rangers are next sent by another of Afton's visions to the island of the Hesperides, where they are to steal the golden apples. The defeat the guard dragon ladon, but do not know where the apples are. All they find is Atlas, the Titan forced to hold up the sky for all eternity. He promises to find the apples as long as they hold up the sky. Zoe immediately volunteers, but soon realizes the weight of the sky is not enough for her alone. Pogue, Hayden, Demi, and Afton hold it up with her as Atlas walks free. Aaron agrees to keep a close eye on him. When Aaron and Atlas return with the apples, Atlas attacks Aaron, saying he's free now and doesn't want to endure his punishment again. Aaron fights back, and tricks Atlas into taking up the sky once more. The light illuminates the golden apples and flies off into the distance.

The moment the rangers return to Lito Creek, They find the Death Divine Beast rampaging through it. Hayden is horrified to remember that the last labor was to capture Cerberus. Hayden battles his own zord until he gets it into submission and, like the Lunar Divine Beast, the light flies from its eyes.

The rangers survive another long day of rest, but when they wake up, they find Hestia awake in the Sacred Hearth. She says that she has received a vision, and that the rangers must complete one more task. They must journey to the heart of Egypt to the Bahariya Oasis. There, they encounter an ancient Greek Temple to Heracles. Once inside, the doors close and the flames ignite of their own volition.

In the chair on an altar before them, the lights from before all converge into a human form, fading to show a young man clad in battle armor, the glow of a God outlining him.

The man tells the rangers not to be afraid, and that he is Heracles, God of Heroes. He is the last surviving God aside from Hestia. He apologizes for the recent labors, but that he had to prove their worth as Heroes. Heroes are a dying breed, but as long as there were Heroes, Heracles was always there as their spirit and protector. He has watched over the rangers since their first battles, and decided to test them. He tells them they have passed, and deserve their reward. He holds out his hand, and six medals appear, swirling around it. each one flies to its respective ranger, and they find their parent's seal on it. Heracles has one just like it, mirroring Zoe's. He tells them that they have earned new armor and powers, that they have earned the rank of true gods.

Heracles continues, holding his hand up once more and forming a ball of light. An image flashes of the Nemean Lion. He describes their armor to be as strong as the Nemean Lion's hide. The image changes with each quality he names. Their armor is as deadly as the Hydra's venom. They will move with the speed of the Golden Hind. Their strength will be as the Erymanthian Boar. They will fight with the ingenuity of cleaning the city, as though they were the Augean Stables. They will have strength in numbers, as the Stymphalian Birds. They will have the stealth needed to sneak up on the Cretan bull. They will fight to rid the world of evil, as they did with the man-eating Mares of Diomedes. The girdle of the Amazon Queen divided into six different belts, the belts that would give them their armor. They will fight the courage they had when taking on Geryon. They will have the cunning used to trick Atlas when gathering the Golden Apples. And finally, they will fight with the ferocity of Cerberus. All twelve labours combined to form their new Godly forms. Heracles concludes by telling the rangers that the seals are no longer of their parents, but their own seals. No longer do they rely on the power of another, they have earned the power for themselves. They are the gods now.

They return to Lito Creek to find Kronos up to no good again, and decide to test out their new forms. Already in ranger form, they summon their medals just as they did their I-Phones. They hold them out before holding them up to the sky, saying, "Godly Might! Olympians, fight!"

Their God mode sequence is simple. Their in their ranger forms in the element like the end of their morphing sequence, but now they leap above it into the air. Zoe comes out of the storm to have the entire sky before her. Pgoue Leaps out to stand above the entire ocean. Hayden leaps through the darkness to stand over all the Underworld. Demi leaps up and stares over an entire forest, and Hayden breaks through the storm of rose petals to find himself in a beautiful garden of love. Aaron escapes the battle to view the entire battlefield. There, their zords come and surround them, forming their armor(if you noticed, their armor is reminiscent of their zords).

Their calls are different, though they have the same poses:

"By the Power of the Sky, I am OlympianYellow!"
"By the Power of the Sea, I am OlympianBlue!"
"By the Power of the Dead, I am OlympianBlack!"
"By the Power of Nature, I am OlympianGreen!"
"By the Power of Love, I am OlympianPink!"
"By the Power of War, I am OlympianRed!"

The emphasize the I am part, as now, they ARE the gods. They change from Centurion to Olympian as a result.

They can use both of their weapons at the same time, and some of you may be asking, huh, how is afton gonna use both a fan and a guitar at the same time. Well, I'll tell you. The fan folds into machete form, and he plays the guitar like a shamisen. Voila.

The zords are still the same, though there is a change coming up 8D

Pogue, Hayden, and Afton, my favorite rangers, actually have my favorite armor xD Hope ya like!