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He's still willing to lay down his life for the cause however. Teeth-Clenched Teamwork: As a Russian in the 60s he's not exactly on the best terms with the rest of the Rangers who are American and British.Last Request: "We will save the Earth today Grace, make sure it's worth saving." His words leave such an impact on Grace that she's become the head of a philanthropic tech company when she reappears in the present.Knight in Sour Armor: He's a bitter person and handles the deaths of his teammates the best as "it happens." That said, he's willing to work with people who are technically his enemies to protect the entire world and his last words are a request for Grace to make the world a better place.Heroic Sacrifice: He dives into the mouth of Psycho Green's monster form with a gun stolen from the still imprisoned Rita's castle to take out Psycho Green.Due to the Dead: Despite butting heads with the other Rangers, he commends Jamie and Daniel as having "died bravely" to protect the world, something he does in return.Wealthy Philanthropist: The CEO of the multi-billion dollar Promethea organization, much of her work focuses on improving the world to honor the memory of her fallen teammates.The Rangers grow suspicious of her when they feel she may be going too far, such as when she starts policing a city without official consent to try and find a monster, or when they learn that she has Drakkon.

She has good intentions and is very proactive in her goal to make the world a better place, but as Zordon points out, Ranger powers are designed to protect and defend the world as it is, not to change it.

Villains Act, Heroes React: Explored through her.

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It's especially pointed with Grace, because while she had extensive knowledge of the Moon, she has no idea how to actually lead a team, let alone one as mismatched as the Rangers of 1969.

Rookie Red Ranger: Everyone In the 1969 team is new to this, having minutes to prepare before they are sent to stop Psycho Green.

She acts as a sort of mentor to Jason, knowing first hand how difficult being the Red Ranger can be.

Older and Wiser: Compared to when she was in her twenties.

My Greatest Failure: Decades later, she still blames herself for what happened to Jamie, Daniel, and Nikolai, and has since dedicated herself and her company to changing the world for the better, though the Rangers begin to question if she's taking it too far.

The Leader: Of the 1969 Power Rangers and later the founder of Promethea.

However, it's quickly deconstructed when she realizes how unprepared she actually is to do such a thing, especially in such a high-stakes situation.

Ever since she was young, she'd dreamed of going to the moon, and she's thrilled when the opportunity arises to do just that.

Jumped at the Call: The only member of the 1969 Rangers to whole-heartedly agree.

Cool Old Lady: She was Power Ranger in her twenties, and forty-odd years later, she runs a corporation specializing in research leaps and bound she ahead of the status quo, pilots a giant robot, and tries to impart some wisdom onto the current team.

However, the entire team and Jason in particular come to question her methods when she starts acting a little too proactive in their fight against Finster's monsters, and especially after the Rangers learn that she's been keeping Lord Drakkon captive in Promethea without telling them.

Broken Pedestal: Trini is seen reading her autobiography, Billy was looking for an internship at her company, and all the Rangers are amazed to learn that she's a former Power Ranger herself.

Big Good: Looks to be this for the Beyond The Grid story.

Badass Normal: She's in her 60s, but that doesn't stop her from piloting a Humongous Mecha to help the current team of Rangers.