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Master Org ressurects Nayzor, Retinax and Mandilok as loyal drones.
Jindrax, meanwhile, fills in Toxica on what's been going on. When she learns Master Org still has the Princess, she makes a plan to work with the Rangers to rescue Princess Shayla.
She knows that using her necklace, Master Org can gain new powers. She also knows that Master Org put a force field around the Nexus, the entrance to the Org Lair.
Toxica tells the Rangers what Master Org is planning, and they agree to work together.
The Rangers split up to find pillars of light emanating from statues. At each pillar, is one of Master Org's resurrected generals.
Master Org conjures up an "Org heart", and eats it.
The Rangers each fight the resurrected generals while Jindrax and Toxica find the doorway to the Nexus.
The Rangers gradually gain the upper hand and destroy the statues, allowing Jindrax and Toxica to enter the Nexus.
The Rangers all team up against the generals, Nayzor claims they can't be defeated because they're ghosts.
Toxica and Jindrax find the Princess and free her. They find Master Org hovering in his lair, as it crumbles around him. Suddenly, his body begins to dissolve into sand.
The Generals make their own combined weapon to attack the Rangers, but the Rangers counter with their Jungle Blaster and destroy them.
Jindrax, Toxica and the Princess escape just as the Nexus closes behind them.
The Rangers meet up with them. Jindrax and Toxica call a truce with the Rangers and leave to find their own way in the world.

Jindrax and Toxica get a well done departure here. Their story ends surprisingly happy for (former) villains.
I think they may be some of the few reformed villains who don't become human.
Of all the characters in Wild Force, Jindrax and Toxica go through the most changes. The Rangers are a bit static, remaining mostly unchanged throughout the season. Shayla, Merrick, Master Org, they all keep pretty much the same personalities and motives. Merrick goes through a little change, as he learns to trust the Rangers and forgive himself. It's an important change, but doesn't shift him as much as Jindrax and Toxica. Jindrax starts out as a manic bad guy, kind of a cross between Elgar and Loki. Toxica us the smarter of the two, while being a fierce fighter on her own. Toxica is suspicious of Master Org, while Jindrax is oblivious. By the end, Jindrax has a better grasp of the world around him, and probably wouldn't be as trusting of Master Org. Toxica by the end has learned independence, and no longer feels the need to serve a master to feel importance.
When Jindrax and Toxica make peace with the Rangers, I like Taylor's confusion at Jindrax implying they had a rivalry.
The revived Generals are a cool concept, I always enjoy seeing past villains return.
They make their own combined weapon, which is a clever reverse of the Rangers' standard attack. Mandilok comes off a but weak, having been present for quite a while in previous episodes.
Shayla finally reunites with the Rangers, and I wish there could be a few more normal episodes before the finale.
The next episode preview shows a quick clip of Master Org, in his final form growing, while Jindrax and Toxica watch on. I think in the actual version of the episode, Jindrax and Toxica aren't present. This scene only appears here due to Gaoranger keeping their counterparts around.
Jindrax and Toxica never received any kind of follow up, due to Disney moving production and dropping any of the current writers' plans. According to Amit Bhaumik, a potential teamup with the next team would've had Jindrax and Toxica in human disguise running a circus.
Wild Force is almost at it's end, with only two more episodes to go.

Here's the video for this one:
youtu.be/Icmr9RaHZQE
I hope you enjoy it!

Description
Master Org ressurects Nayzor, Retinax and Mandilok as loyal drones.
Jindrax, meanwhile, fills in Toxica on what's been going on. When she learns Master Org still has the Princess, she makes a plan to work with the Rangers to rescue Princess Shayla.
She knows that using her necklace, Master Org can gain new powers. She also knows that Master Org put a force field around the Nexus, the entrance to the Org Lair.
Toxica tells the Rangers what Master Org is planning, and they agree to work together.
The Rangers split up to find pillars of light emanating from statues. At each pillar, is one of Master Org's resurrected generals.
Master Org conjures up an "Org heart", and eats it.
The Rangers each fight the resurrected generals while Jindrax and Toxica find the doorway to the Nexus.
The Rangers gradually gain the upper hand and destroy the statues, allowing Jindrax and Toxica to enter the Nexus.
The Rangers all team up against the generals, Nayzor claims they can't be defeated because they're ghosts.
Toxica and Jindrax find the Princess and free her. They find Master Org hovering in his lair, as it crumbles around him. Suddenly, his body begins to dissolve into sand.
The Generals make their own combined weapon to attack the Rangers, but the Rangers counter with their Jungle Blaster and destroy them.
Jindrax, Toxica and the Princess escape just as the Nexus closes behind them.
The Rangers meet up with them. Jindrax and Toxica call a truce with the Rangers and leave to find their own way in the world.

Jindrax and Toxica get a well done departure here. Their story ends surprisingly happy for (former) villains.
I think they may be some of the few reformed villains who don't become human.
Of all the characters in Wild Force, Jindrax and Toxica go through the most changes. The Rangers are a bit static, remaining mostly unchanged throughout the season. Shayla, Merrick, Master Org, they all keep pretty much the same personalities and motives. Merrick goes through a little change, as he learns to trust the Rangers and forgive himself. It's an important change, but doesn't shift him as much as Jindrax and Toxica. Jindrax starts out as a manic bad guy, kind of a cross between Elgar and Loki. Toxica us the smarter of the two, while being a fierce fighter on her own. Toxica is suspicious of Master Org, while Jindrax is oblivious. By the end, Jindrax has a better grasp of the world around him, and probably wouldn't be as trusting of Master Org. Toxica by the end has learned independence, and no longer feels the need to serve a master to feel importance.
When Jindrax and Toxica make peace with the Rangers, I like Taylor's confusion at Jindrax implying they had a rivalry.
The revived Generals are a cool concept, I always enjoy seeing past villains return.
They make their own combined weapon, which is a clever reverse of the Rangers' standard attack. Mandilok comes off a but weak, having been present for quite a while in previous episodes.
Shayla finally reunites with the Rangers, and I wish there could be a few more normal episodes before the finale.
The next episode preview shows a quick clip of Master Org, in his final form growing, while Jindrax and Toxica watch on. I think in the actual version of the episode, Jindrax and Toxica aren't present. This scene only appears here due to Gaoranger keeping their counterparts around.
Jindrax and Toxica never received any kind of follow up, due to Disney moving production and dropping any of the current writers' plans. According to Amit Bhaumik, a potential teamup with the next team would've had Jindrax and Toxica in human disguise running a circus.
Wild Force is almost at it's end, with only two more episodes to go.

Here's the video for this one:
youtu.be/Icmr9RaHZQE
I hope you enjoy it!