Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers 2/Transcript

The movie begins 6 months after the original film, the Rescue Rangers are reunited after cancellation, their fame has been restored with new T.V. shows and video games, and attending more appearances at FanCon, the convention from the previous film. Meanwhile, the first film's villains like the evil Peter Pan named Sweet Pete, Bob the motion captured Dwarf, Jimmy the polar bear, and Captain Putty have been incarcerated in jail for their bootlegging schemes. Cut to present day in the adjacent time frame where the camera pans on to the exterior of the jail at nighttime, where the villains are imprisoned. After 10 seconds of the camera being in frame of the jail, suddenly there was an explosion on one of the prison cells. It was Sweet Pete, already cured from his mutation from the last film, as he broke out of prison, cheering for his explosive victory. As the fat Peter Pan flees with joy, his henchmen Bob, Jimmy and Putty are calling out to him.

Putty: Hey! What about us?!

Bob: C’mon, man! We wanna get out of this dump as much as you do!

Sweet Pete: Sorry, folks. But I’m flying solo!

After he makes his own pun, he tries to use his flight to flee from the scene of the crime. But unfortunately for Pete, due to his weight and his happy thoughts not being as strong as he’d thought, his flying abilities barely work. This dismayed Pete until eventually he noticed a police car parked in front of the parking lot. He looked at the car and noticed that the car keys were still inside the ignition slot. He then steals the vehicle and takes it out for an escaping type of joyride. This angers Pete’s henchmen as they feel like they’re left out, after everything Pete’s done for them. Later on, there's an ensuing chase scene on the streets of Los Angeles between the police officers and Sweet Pete with the stolen vehicle. However, from the rooftops, stood a vigilante lurking over the chase scene. The figure spreads his wings on his costume and prepares to take flight. Back at the chase, Sweet Pete mocks the police officers as they continue to chase the villain down the streets.

Sweet Pete: You’ll never take me alive, coppers!

As he boasts about his escape, Pete then hears something from behind. A loud and vicious shriek can be heard from the cops and the villain. That screeching shriek comes from the vigilante flying over the officers and heads directly toward Pete’s stolen police car. The vigilante lands on Pete’s car and the villain feels the bump coming from the roof. Then, the vigilante uses his talon filled gauntlets to grab the roof of the car and open it with strength. Pete then notices the opening of the roof, but remains focused on the road. The vigilante finally speaks to the villain.

Unknown Vigilante: You’re going back where you belong!

The villain is alerted by the vigilante’s voice. He tries to shake the vigilante off the roof of the car. But it’s no use. The vigilante still remains on the roof. But before he can take care of Sweet Pete, suddenly, the car is driven towards a pillar and crashes into it. Luckily the vigilante made it out okay. The vigilante goes to check the crashed car, only to find out that there’s no body. Turns out, Sweet Pete exited the vehicle right before the crash. Luckily, the vigilante notices Sweet Pete and chases him into a laboratory facility named “Nimnul Industries.” Inside the laboratory of the facility, the vigilante and the villain finally meet face to face after their chase in the building.

Sweet Pete: Who the heck are you supposed to be?

Unknown vigilante: I am the Green Crow, and I’m about to put you back into the place where you belong.

Sweet Pete: Ya think your Halloween costume’s gonna scare me? Please. Ya look ridiculous.

Green Crow: Look who’s talking?

The whole opening scene is the introduction of the cartoon vigilante named The Green Crow; voiced by Keith David. The vigilante’s costume is that of a green full body leotard with green gloves, boots, wings on top of his forearms, and a green crow cowl on his head; without even revealing a single ounce of his real identity. Basically a mix of Nightwing, Batman, and the Vulture from the Spider-Man franchise. Though he carries a slender physique, that doesn’t detract from Keith David’s vocal performance. Finally, the two rivals finally duke it out in the laboratory. During their scuffle, Sweet Pete throws Green Crow onto the console of a device. Unbeknownst to both Pete and Crow, they’ve accidentally opened an interdimensional gateway invented by the head of Nimnul Industries, Professor Norton Nimul. As the hero and villain continue to fight, five beings fly out of the portal, but they’re not seen. Neither from the audience nor the rivals. As the fight continues, another entity was launched out of the portal, but this time it’s much bigger than the last five entities. Afterwards, Sweet Pete once again launches Green Crow onto the console. Again, much like last time, they’re unaware that they’ve closed the portal. Then, Green Crow gets the upper advantage and kicks the evil Peter Pan onto the console. Unfortunately, due to his weight, Sweet Pete breaks the console and the interdimensional gateway’s going haywire. The hero and villain notice as they try to flee for dear life. Then, the gateway explodes, damaging the laboratory. Thankfully the building didn't collapse and the green costumed vigilante made it out okay. Unfortunately, he notices that Sweet Pete was nowhere to be found. Which means Sweet Pete escaped the Green Crow’s grasp.

Green Crow: Dang it!

The vigilante feels disappointed, but assures himself that he will put Sweet Pete back into custody. Just then, the police officers; both humans and cartoons, enter the destroyed laboratory. Detective Ellie Steckler (played once again by KiKi Layne), who appeared in the last film, notices the cartoon vigilante standing on the floors of the lab.

Ellie: He got away, didn’t he?

Green Crow: Yeah. But don’t worry, I’ll find him.

Ellie: Well, this is our first time meeting each other. I’m Detective Ellie Steckler.

Green Crow: Green Crow. It’s a pleasure to meet you, detective.

Ellie: You know, from what I’ve seen, you seem to be desperate to capture Sweet Pete. Do you have any beef with that guy? Do you even know him?

Green Crow: Let’s just say that my motivations are… personal. Now is not the right time to tell you why I want to bring that lowlife thug to justice.

Ellie: Perhaps, maybe I can assist you with a group of fellas who also had a history with Sweet Pete.

Green Crow: A partnership with a group who also dealt with Pete? That sounds intriguing. Maybe they’ll be able to assist me in stopping that creep.

Ellie: And I know just the kind of fellas you’re looking for.

We cut to the next day as the Rescue Rangers themselves attending a special event at FanCon. Chip, Dale (still in his CGI makeover), Gadget, Monterey Jack, and Zipper share the same booths as they happily sign autographs and wave hello to their biggest fans. The title and credits appear during the scene along with the original extended version of the Rescue Rangers theme song performed by The Jets playing in the background. Dale is once again voiced by Andy Sandburg, Gadget is played once again by her original actress Tress MacNeille, Monterey Jack is voiced by Eric Bana, and Zipper is played by Dennis Haysbert. John Mulaney however won't be reprising his role as Chip. Instead, Ben Schwartz will be taking his place for the voice of Chip. I feel like Schwartz might capture a bit more emotions in his roles than Mulaney. No offense, John. Anyways, along with the Rescue Rangers, we see Oliver and Dodger from Oliver & Company, Flounder from the Little Mermaid, Ugly Sonic the Hedgehog from the first film, and Spider-Man from Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes (voiced by Josh Keaton) at their own separate booths, cheering for the Rescue Rangers. Spidey and Ugly Sonic share their sentiments.

Ugly Sonic: Man, those two chipmunks got it good. More so than Alvin and the Chipmunks.

Spider-Man: Heh. It's much better when their friends work together as a team. They're inseparable. Not just Chip and Dale, but also Gadget, Zipper and Monterey Jack.

Ugly Sonic: Do you think they'll team up with superheroes like you, Spidey?

Spider-Man: That's debatable. Sure they got crossovers with other Disney properties, but going into superhero business takes some time.

Ugly Sonic: Oh, I see. Don't rush things. Reminds me of an incident relating to Sonic back in 2006.

Spider-Man: You know that topic's been talked to death. He needs an eternal break from it.

Ugly Sonic: Right.

As the Rangers continue their meet and greets, one individual walks up to their booth to say hello to them. This is where we meet Jason David Frank himself, the same actor who played Tommy Oliver; the Green Ranger from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers as well as the Power Rangers franchise. I'm surprised that the first film never got away with a single Power Rangers joke. Kind of a wasted opportunity. Anyways, he smiles upon seeing the Rescue Rangers much to their surprise.

Dale: Are you… Jason David Frank?! The actor who played the Green Ranger from Power Rangers?!

Jason: Yup. That’s me. I’ve also played the White Ranger later in the show, two Red Rangers in both Power Rangers Zeo and Turbo, and the Black Dino Ranger from Dino Thunder.

Dale: Wow! You’ve been in several colors of rangers in your career. That’s insane! No wonder you’re the most popular Power Ranger in the franchise. You’re a freaking legend.

Chip: Still, nothing can top the Rescue Rangers.

Dale smiles upon hearing Chip’s words.

Dale: See? You've even pointed out how cool we are as a team!

Jason: \*chuckles\* Well, I believe that you Rescue Rangers are equally as strong as the Power Rangers. You’ve worked together as a team, not just in your show, but in your efforts.

Monterey Jack: Crikey! Ya really mean it, sir?

Jason: Positive. So, you guys thinking about a potential superhero team up in your acting career? Like with the Avengers, or the Defenders, or the Incredibles, or even the Power Rangers?

Gadget: Golly! That sounds like a great idea. Count me in!

Dale: I’m in!

Monterey Jack: Roger on that!

Zipper: No problemo. We might have their backs.

Dale: What about you, Chip? Are you in on this superhero gig?

Chip ponders for a little bit.

Chip: Maybe. But now’s not the right time.

The Rangers are surprised by Chip’s response.

Dale: Really? How come?

Chip: I mean, superhero crossovers are cool and all. But I’m still thinking about potential episodes for our newest season of the Rescue Rangers revival. I just… don’t want to be separated from what makes us… us, you know.

The Green Ranger actor shows sympathy to the Rescue Rangers.

Jason: Guess you’re right, Chip. You’ve got other projects to take care of.

Chip: Including my friends.

Jason: Hey, don’t worry. My co-stars are still friends after we filmed our shows. If I can keep my friendship while working on projects, then so can you.

Chip smiles upon hearing Jason’s words.

Chip: Ya know… I’m feeling better already.

The Rangers walk up to Chip and pat him in the back.

Dale: We got your back, buddy.

Gadget: Acting or not, we’re still the Rescue Rangers by heart. Besides, superheroes always have their back, whether they’re in showbiz or in actuality.

Chip: Thanks, Gadget.

The Rangers smile at the actor.

Jason (smiling): Guess you got that special bond inside ya guys.

Dale: That happened to me and Chip. And it later happened to Gadget, Zipper, and Monterey Jack.

Chip: Well, it’s good to see ya, Mr. Frank.

Jason: Good to see ya too. And remember; Once a Ranger, always a Ranger.

The Power Ranger actor waves goodbye to the animal heroes and leaves the booth. The Rescue Rangers shared a group hug and the attendees stood in awe, including Ugly Sonic and Spider-Man.

We cut to the Rangers heading to Monty’s penthouse for a little hangout after finishing up with the convention. They are discussing what movie they want to see for movie night. Dale suggests a buddy-comedy movie, Gadget recommends Sci-Fi, Monty wants to see a nature documentary, and Zipper wants to see a horror film, much to the awkward silence of his friends. Chip suggested they’d watch the film “Batman Vs. E.T.” which is the movie he watched in the predecessor. He wanted to introduce his friends to the movie he thought was a stupid idea, but grew to love it during his first viewing. The other Rangers were skeptical at first, but Chip convinces them that it’s good. They figured ‘Eh, what the heck,’ and caved into Chip’s request. After Chip turned on the TV, the footage shows news reports of Sweet Pete’s escape from prison. The fact that Sweet Pete escaped custody made the Rangers shocked in horror. The reporter said that his henchmen confessed to the wardens that they wanted to escape prison only for Pete to turn their backs on them. Guess the Rangers will not only put movie night on a hold, but also the production on their potential episodes of their revival.

The next day, the Rangers head to the police station where they meet up with Ellie once again. She’s ecstatic to see the Rescue Rangers again after their adventure on saving Monty from Sweet Pete’s bootlegging schemes.

Ellie: Guys! I’m so happy to see you again.

Dale: Hey, Ellie! How’s it going?

Ellie: 50-50. Especially after what happened with Sweet Pete’s escape from prison two days ago. We don’t know if he’ll go back to his bootlegging roots.

Gadget: Golly. That sounds terrible.

Ellie: I know.

She then notices a figure coming from behind. She then changes her mind after feeling the presence of someone.

Ellie: But, I think you might be interested in a new partner.

Chip: Partner? What kind?

Ellie (smiling): Him.

She points her finger toward the figure standing behind her. The Rangers are in great surprise to see a new face. Turns out that the Green Crow walks behind her. Ellie introduces the Rescue Rangers to the green costumed vigilante.

Ellie: Rescue Rangers, meet the Green Crow.

Dale looks at the vigilante with amazement.

Green Crow: So, You must be the Rescue Rangers she’s telling me about.

Dale (astonished): Wait. You’re a superhero?!

Green Crow: More like a justice-seeking vigilante.

Dale smiles upon seeing the costumed vigilante.

Dale: So, you’re just a hero who’s been wanting to seek justice? That’s amazing!

Gadget: Why, it’s a pleasure to meet you, Mr. Crow.

Monterey Jack: Crikey! Guess superheroes are an even bigger craze than before.

Zipper: \*whistles\* Snazzy outfit! I bet I’d look dashing in front of my wife with those tights.

Chip: Anyways, did you hear about Sweet Pete’s escape from prison?

Green Crow: Heard about it? I’ve actually tried to apprehend him, but he escaped through my grasp.

Gadget: Where did you fight him? Is there any clues to where he disappeared to?

Green Crow: At a laboratory in Nimnul Industries. And no, there aren’t any clues to his whereabouts. All I know is that there was an interdimensional portal that blew up during our scuffle. He escaped after the explosion and left no clues behind.

Monterey Jack: Do you think we should go talk to a few of his former cronies? I mean the ones who haven’t been incarcerated.

Green Crow: If it’ll lead us to Pete, then I’d say yes.

Ellie: Also, he told me that he has personal feelings towards Sweet Pete.

Chip: Personal feelings? Did you meet up with each other long ago like you were sworn enemies? Did he kill your parents?

Green Crow: No. And I’d rather not talk about it. It’s not the right time to discuss my personal hatred for Pete.

The Rangers are left puzzled as to why the vigilante won’t speak about his deep feelings toward Sweet Pete. They might be wondering if he has a dark past with the evil Peter Pan. Suddenly, Dale gets an idea.

Dale: Wait a minute, if you’re a vigilante and Ellie wants us to be our partners… \*gasps\* I smell a superhero team up!

Chip: Wait, wait, wait! No! Remember what I said about superhero team ups with the Rescue Rangers? It’s too early to even think about it.

Dale: Aw, come on, Chip! Just imagine how fun it’ll be. Helping a masked hero, rescuing damsels in distress, putting evil doers behind bars. I smell potential! So what do you say, Chip? Can we do a superhero team up? Please?

The other Rangers pleaded Chip to cave in on the team up with the Green Crow in order to stop Sweet Pete.

Chip (reluctant): \*sighs\* Fine. We’ll do it.

Dale (happy): Yes! A superhero team up with the Rescue Rangers! Two unsuspecting forces joining together to fight the forces of evil!

Chip: Just a reminder that we’re only doing this to put Sweet Pete behind bars, okay?

Dale: Roger!

Despite showing reluctance, Chip caves in on the team up between the Rescue Rangers and the Green Crow himself. Chip only wanted to do it to put Sweet Peter behind bars and to be the idea-man for their potential episodes for their revival.

Meanwhile, Sweet Pete makes it to Main Street where he looks at all of the happy animated Disney characters roaming the city streets. Trying not to blend in, he removes his prisoner outfit and steals a bunch of clothes from a department store to blend in with the toons. He then makes it the cheese shop where one of his old goons; Bjornson the puppet cheesemonger continues to sell his cheese. The puppet cheese chef didn't recognize Pete under his disguise, but Pete took off his hat and glasses and revealed himself to his comrade.

Bjornson: Sweet Pete?!

Sweet Pete: Who'd you expect? Santa Claus?

Bjornson wickedly smiles upon seeing his old boss' return. He escorts the villain into his hideout inside the cheese shop. The two villains conversate on what's been happening. Sweet Pete wanted to catch up with old times and explain his escape from prison to the puppet cheese chef. However, Pete decided to go a few steps further. He says that he wants to ditch the bootlegging business and wants something more. Power. Bjornson told him that although he doesn't know much about it, he's heard rumors about a formula that will turn cartoons into gods. That, and the fact that it's somewhere in Los Angeles. This intrigued Sweet Pete. Still, they have to find out where that formula is being held. Later on, the two villains head back into Sweet Pete's old abandoned office in the Uncanny Valley. Luckily for Pete, nothing's been confiscated even after 6 months. Sweet Pete changes back into his Peter Pan attire. He and Bjornson sit down and Pete uses his phone to find laboratories to mark which facility has the formula.

Later, the Rescue Rangers and Green Crow enter Gadget's house where the female mouse has her own secret laboratory ala the Batcave and the Spider-Cave from Into the Spider-Verse. Luckily, Gadget also invented an elevator designed for humans to enter her lab, but only assure them to keep it a secret. Hence why the Green Crow is able to enter into the lab. Gadget's secret lab looks a bit identical to the Spider-Cave from Into the Spider-Verse only it's more lit up. Gadget shows her friends several of her crime fighting inventions; some that are a mix of the original show's 2 by 4 tech from the show and more futuristic technology. Green Crow is impressed with Gadget's skills as an inventor. Gadget equips her friends and herself with her latest crime fighting inventions. Even the Green Crow gets equipped with Gadget's human sized inventions. The Rescue Rangers and the Green Crow are ready to battle Sweet Pete and incarcerate him. The question is, where are they gonna find him?

Monterey Jack: Hey, fellas. Where are we gonna find Sweet Pete?

Green Crow: First, we’re gonna go talk to one of his cronies. By that I mean the ones who aren’t incarcerated.

Dale: I think I might know the right person who hasn’t been Petey’s cellmate.

That’s when Dale got the idea to visit back to Main Street.

Cut to Main Street, where the Rescue Rangers and Green Crow are heading towards the cheese shop to talk to the shop’s owner Bjornson. Monterey Jack is given a gas mask thanks to Gadget, so that he doesn’t go crazy for the aroma of cheese. Bjornson disguises his attitude as a sweet cheese salesman until his attitude changes upon seeing Chip and Dale again. He frowns upon seeing the two chipmunks being accompanied by their friends and the crow-themed vigilante.

Bjornson: Go away, ya rodents! Scram! Shoo! Get lost!

Dale: Well, excuse me, buddy. We just wanna know where your old buddy Sweet Pete is.

Bjornson: I don’t work for him anymore. Buzz off!

The cheese chef angrily shuts the door. This disappointed our heroes.

Gadget: Golly. That chef is not a very nice puppet.

Green Crow: Perhaps he needs a little persuasion.

The vigilante uses his talons to viciously break the door open, much to the shock of the puppet chef. Then, the Green Crow uses his grappling hook to grab Bjornson by the back. He then grabs the puppet with his gauntlets.

Green Crow: How about you and I have a little talk?

Seconds later, the Green Crow interrogates Bjornson by hanging him off a ledge on the building. He wants information on Sweet Pete’s whereabouts.

Green Crow (viciously): Where’s Sweet Pete?!

Bjornson (terrified): I don’t know! I told you I don’t work for him any more!

Green Crow (angrily): You’re lying!

Dale: Oh, I get it. You’re doing the whole “good cop, bad cop” thing. Genius, G.C.

The vigilante drops Bjornson and the puppet chef screams for his life. Luckily, the Green Crow flies toward the falling puppet and swoops in to save his life, only to interrogate him some more.

Green Crow (viciously): Talk! Or I’ll make you fall into a pit of spikes! Now let me ask you again; where is he?!

Bjornson fears what will come for him.

Bjornson: Okay! I’ll talk! I’ll talk! Sweet Pete came back to his office! He said that he wanted to ditch his bootlegging days and started having an interest in power! He wanted to find one of the laboratories that holds a special formula that’ll turn cartoons like you into gods! He even said that he wanted to get some new members of his crew! That's all I know! I swear!

Green Crow: See? Is that so hard?

The vigilante lets go of Bjornson and the puppet chef falls to the concrete floor on an alleyway of Main Street. After he falls, the puppet struggles to lift himself up.

Bjornson (in pain): Ow! My leg! It hurts so bad!

Green Crow: You’re a puppet! Walk it off!

The Green Crow then reports to the Rangers all the information he’s gathered while interrogating the puppet. After hearing the information, the Rangers set out to find the evil Peter Pan. Dale suggests they call Ellie for help to decipher Pete’s fitness tracker to locate him. The Rangers agreed on Dale’s decision.

Meanwhile, Sweet Pete is at a bar where the most notorious cartoon villains are located. Ranging from Jafar from Aladdin, Hades from Hercules, Ursula from Little Mermaid, Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty, Lord Tirek from My Little Pony, Venom from Spider-Man, and Gaston from Beauty and the Beast. As he enters the counter to get a drink, he suddenly notices two familiar faces sitting next to him. He recognizes the two individuals. Captain Hook (voiced by Corey Burton) and Mr. Smee (voiced by Jeff Bennett). Neither of them have aged unlike Sweet Pete. As Hook and Smee drink their rum, they turn to the left and see Sweet Pete sitting next to them. Upon seeing the middle aged Peter Pan, Hook spits out his drink while in great shock.

Captain Hook (shocked): Peter Pan?!

Sweet Pete: Who else would it be?

The pirate captain and his assistant gang up towards Sweet Pete, but he isn't phased by their sudden attack in defense.

Sweet Pete: Take it easy, Hook. I ain't a goody-two-shoes kid like I used to be. I've grown up and started my own business with my way of pirating.

Hook and Smee back down upon hearing the evil Peter Pan's words.

Captain Hook: Did you say… pirating?

Sweet Pete: Yeah. I've been pirating cartoon characters and forcing them to star in my bootleg movies. It worked out well, until those stupid chipmunks foiled my plan.

Mr. Smee: Reminds me of your rivalry with Captain whether you're filming your movies or in actuality.

Sweet Pete: Well, I've given up bootlegging and started thinking about gaining something much more than profit. Power.

Captain Hook: Power?

Sweet Pete: Yeah. My buddy told me that some laboratory facilities have some sort of formula that'll turn cartoons like us into gods. Like all the power in our hands.

Captain Hook: Sounds intriguing. Though that would be your interest, not mine. I'm much more into plundering riches; whether it's for acting or in real life.

Sweet Pete: You're right. Still I could use you and your men to help me find the formula.

Captain Hook: So you want an unsuspecting alliance?

Sweet Pete: Yeah. Think about it; Peter Pan and Captain Hook. Former enemies, now accomplices! Pillaging facilities everywhere we go. Sounds cool?

Captain Hook: That does sound intriguing.

As the two villains agree to join forces, a fat cat wearing a fancy suit enters the bar. This is where we meet the Rescue Rangers’ arch nemesis; Fat Cat (voiced once again by Jim Cummings.

Fat Cat: Excuse me, gentleman. But can you tell me where to find those Rescue Rangers?

Sweet Pete: Ya lookin’ for those wretched rodents?

Fat Cat: Precisely… Wait a minute. I can talk to humans?!

Sweet Pete: Of course ya can, ya dumb cat. You’re a cartoon! Cartoon animals can talk to humans too! Go back to the set of your TV show, ya mook!

Fat Cat: Excuse me, sir. I’m not an actor. I’m the animal kingdom's fiercest crime boss in the world. You better show me respect!

Mr. Smee: You better show the kitty respect, Peter.

Sweet Pete, while angry, still gave into Smee’s request.

Sweet Pete: Fine!

The four villains discuss their ideas on how to make sure that the Rescue Rangers don’t interfere with their plans. And so, the four villains formed an alliance and Captain Hook summons his pirate crew to aid him on Sweet Pete’s quest to find each laboratory to find the special formula. Though that does raise a question, if Fat Cat is there, then how come Pete refers to him as an actor instead of the cat mob boss? Something’s fishy here. Sweet Pete, Fat Cat and the pirates exit the bar and head towards Captain Hook’s pirate ship; the Jolly Roger. Only this time, the pirate ship can fly due to it being affected by Tinker Bell’s pixie dust back in Return to Never Land. Captain Hook grabs the helm and the ship flies out of the bar’s exterior. Finding its way onto one of the laboratories.

Back over to the Rescue Rangers, they are flying alongside the Green Crow with their Ranger Plane; their aerial source of transportation. Thanks to Ellie deciphering to help cross reference Sweet Pete’s step tracker, our heroes can track down where the villain is. They found out that Pete’s heading into one of the laboratories in LA.

Chip: Gotcha! He’s heading to the laboratory in the Fashion District.

Dale: Alright! Now we’re talking! Rescue Rangers, away!

Gadget, being both the inventor and the pilot of the Ranger Plane, steers said plane toward the location while Green Crow follows suit. They make it to the location and are surprised to see a pirate ship floating next to it. This puzzles the heroes on why there’s a pirate ship floating outside the building. Then suddenly. Boom! A cannonball from the pirate ship blasts through the window. It alerts our heroes. Then they see the pirates climbing through the building and one of them happens to be Captain Hook. They’re left in surprise as to why Captain Hook and his pirate crew are raiding the laboratory facility considering that he’s an actor. Our heroes fly in to investigate. Later on, Sweet Pete and the pirates are raiding the laboratory facility as they’re looking for the formula. They went into several labs looking for the formula. Much to their surprise, there’s no formula, at all. They even interrogate the scientists, but they told them that they don’t even know about the formula in general. This angers the villains. Luckily, our heroes arrive to save the day. This surprises the villains.

Captain Hook: Who are you guys?!

Chip: We’re the Rescue Rangers!

Sweet Pete: Oh, great. It’s those rodents who foiled my plans.

Gadget: And we’re not alone.

The Green Crow walks along with the Rangers. Much to the shock of Hook and Smee, and much to the disappointment of Sweet Pete.

Sweet Pete: Oh, great. It’s that stupid-hero, Green Crow.

Captain Hook: You’ve met him?

Sweet Pete: I had an encounter with him two days ago.

Green Crow: Hook, let me take care of Pete. He’s mine.

Captain Hook (begrudgingly): As you wish, whoever you are.

Fortunately for Pete, he has a bit of a backup plan. He snaps his finger and summons the Rescue Rangers’ diabolical enemy; Fat Cat. The cat mob boss enters the picture.

Fat Cat: Well, well. So good to see you again, Rescue Rangers.

Chip: Fat Cat? Hey, shouldn’t you be going back into your film career? Did your reputation make you sink into a life of crime?

Fat Cat: Why does everybody keep calling me an actor?! I’m not an actor! I’m a crime boss! And… Why is your voice different? I thought you sounded like your natural chipmunk voice.

Dale: Oh yeah, we’re using our natural voices.

This puzzles both the Rangers and Fat Cat. How come Fat Cat noticed that the chipmunks’ voices aren’t high pitched? And the fact that the Rangers recognize Fat Cat as an actor instead of the crime boss he’s known in the show. The fact that Fat Cat is called an actor still baffles him to this day. Sweet Pete impatiently cuts to the chase and commences a battle between the villains and our heroes. The pirates began attacking the Green Crow, but he countered their attacks, kicking their butts. Fat Cat gets ready to attack the Rangers, but our little heroes reveal their big advantage. The Rangers reveal their new weapons given to them by Gadget. Chip was given an energy staff, Dale’s got non-lethal energy guns, Gadget’s got non-lethal explosive plunger crossbows, Monty’s got gauntlets that give his fists strength, and Zipper has non-lethal repulsor gloves ala Iron Man. Our heroes fight off Fat Cat while Green Crow battles Captain Hook’s pirates. It was gonna be an easy fight for Fat Cat, but the Rescue Rangers have the upper advantage with their weapons made by Gadget. The villainous cat tries to attack Chip, but he counters said attack with his energy sword. Zipper uses his repulsor blasts to attack Fat Cat, Same goes for Gadget using her explosive plunger crossbows. Fat Cat takes the hit with the non-lethal explosives. He tries swatting Zipper, but the housefly uses his repulsors to ward off the cat’s attacks. Finally, Monterey Jack finishes off the cat crime boss by using his metallic fists to give him a good smackdown. Fat Cat was defeated and the Rangers were victorious. Meanwhile, the Green Crow is finished with the pirate crew and prepares his show down with Sweet Pete.

Green Crow: Looks like it’s just you and me, Pete.

Sweet Pete: Alright. Maybe I’ll be able to finish you off.

Green Crow: Over my dead body.

The adversaries fight it off once again, this time Green Crow gets the upper advantage towards the evil Peter Pan. As Green Crow is about to win against Pete in their scuffle, two gunshots coming from a flintlock came from behind. Surprisingly, it didn’t hit GC and Sweet Pete. The bullets hit the walls. They turned around and it was actually Captain Hook and Mr. Smee, carrying their own flintlocks. Pete was about to scold them, but the pirates told him not to worry. They’re still on his side. They only wanted to distract Green Crow, but the vigilante is left unimpressed.

Green Crow: Ya think that’s gonna scare me?

But Smee has something behind his back. It was a lit up bomb, but Green Crow kicks Pete in the face and swoops in by grabbing the bomb from Smee’s grasp. The vigilante carries the bomb out the broken window and flies off into the sky, trying to save everybody including his new accomplices. As the bomb prepares the destination, Green Crow throws the bomb upward. The bomb explodes up in the sky and the Green Crow flies back into the facility. Unfortunately for the vigilante, the villains are nowhere in sight. It’s just Gadget, Zipper, and Monty standing in the same room. Turns out Sweet Pete, Captain Hook, and Smee were evacuating the building, with Smee carrying the unconscious Fat Cat. Thankfully as the villains make their escape, Chip and Dale make a stealthy attack by lounging toward them. Unfortunately, Pete manages to grab the chipmunk duo by their arms, rendering their weapons useless.

Sweet Pete: Well, well, well. Chip and Dale. Long time no see, eh boys?

Chip: Pete, you sure haven’t changed a bit.

Dale: Nope. You’re still the same old evil Peter Pan we’ve met before.

Sweet Pete: Now, I’m gonna get my revenge on the two of you! For putting me behind bars and destroying my bootleg career!

Chip: Us?! You’ve done that yourself! Turning innocent cartoon characters into bootlegs! Hollow shells of their former selves!

Dale: What are you gonna do? Bootleg us again?!

Sweet Pete: Nah. I’ve got something much more interesting than bootlegging. Power. Which is unfortunately NOT HERE!!!

Chip: Power? What kind of power?

Sweet Pete: You’ll find out soon when I obtain this baby.

Then Pete felt a plunger on his forehead and said plunger blew up on his head. Luckily not scaring him due to said explosive being non-lethal. As he lets go of the chipmunk duo, the Green Crow manages to save them by swooping past Pete and making the duo land on his palms. Pete tries to wonder where the explosive plunger comes from. It was Gadget as she was accompanied by Monty and Zipper. Pete grabs a smoke bomb from his pocket and blows it in front of our heroes. As the heroes recover from the smoke blast, they see that the villains escape. Luckily, Green Crow explains while trying to save Chip and Dale, he planted a tracking bug on Sweet Pete’s left leg. To follow him wherever he’s going. The vigilante assures our heroes that they’ll find them soon enough.

Back at the police station around sunset, Ellie assures our heroes that they will get Sweet Pete and lock him up sometime. Green Crow reminds her that he planted a bug on Pete’s leg and tells her that they’ll track him. Ellie congratulates the vigilante as well as the Rescue Rangers. While the conversation is going on, we see Bonkers D. Bobcat talking with Judy Hopps from Zootopia in the background. The Rangers ask Green Crow on why he wants to capture Sweet Pete.

Zipper: Look, man. I get why you don’t want to talk about your personal feelings on Sweet Pete, but do you have a motivation for capturing him?

Green Crow: I told you before. Now is not the right time to talk about it.

Chip: Surely you must have a reason why you and Pete are sworn enemies. I mean we’ve met him and captured him before you came to town. You weren’t even a thing back then.

Green Crow: I didn’t have the right time to hunt him down.

Dale: But you could’ve saved Monty and the rest of the cartoons when they were imprisoned by Sweet Pete. If we hadn't been here, all of the cartoons in the world would’ve been bootlegged.

Green Crow: That was back then. Back when I wasn’t ready to stop him. But now that he’s escaped from prison, it’s my turn to stop him.

Gadget: Our turn! By that I mean it’s not just you, Green Crow. It’s all of us. We want to stop Pete just as much as you do. That’s why our mission’s a team effort. It’s not just you. It’s also the Rescue Rangers’ duty. We’re more than just actors. We’re heroes.

The bird-themed vigilante pauses for a moment. Then, he agrees with Gadget.

Green Crow: You’re right. It’s about us.

The Rangers smile upon GC’s change of heart. Now he’ll explain why he wants to bring Pete to justice. But only vaguely.

Green Crow: The reason why I wanted to bring him to justice is because… he created me.

Monterey Jack (concerned): You sure?

Green Crow: Metaphorically speaking.

Dale: I guess his existence is why you were here.

Green Crow: More or less.

Chip: I’m guessing that he barely knows you since you’ve first met, but you know more about him.

Green Crow: Precisely.

Chip: Maybe that’s why you wanted to put him behind bars. You know more about his history than he does.

Green Crow: Correct. But I’d rather not talk about it.

Chip: Fair enough.

Ellie grows concerned about Green Crow’s vague past with Sweet Pete. How can two people barely know each other and yet feel like they’ve known each other. She wanted to know more about Green Crow since he’s the newest vigilante in LA. Although she’d wanted her friends to continue on their search for Sweet Pete, Ellie told the heroes to call it a night since it’s getting late. They all agreed and decided to go get some rest. Gadget and Monty decide to play rock paper scissors on which house they’ll sleep in for the night. Gadget chooses rock, Monty chooses scissors. Gadget wins, so they’ll spend the night at her place. Although Green Crow would rather sleep in his own place, Gadget assures him that he could spend the night at her place. That, and she’ll tell GC that she’ll share him her children’s bedroom, though letting the kids sleep on the couch. And yes, I am keeping the Gadget x Zipper pairing from the first film for my story. It’s not a major focus, but I am saving it for something much special.

Later, our heroes make it to Gadget’s house. Gadget tells her husband Zipper to tell the kids that Green Crow’s staying in for the night. The housefly does so and tells his 42 kids to spend the night in the living room. They could watch TV, play video games and whatever until they’re ready to sleep. The kids agreed and gave their bedroom to the vigilante. Green Crow, although confused about Gadget and Zipper’s marriage, still thanks the two for lending him their children’s bedroom. Now the Rangers are together again and Gadget prepares to let them in their secret lab for a sleepover. She tried using a hand scanner, but it wouldn’t work. Gadget finds it very odd upon trying it. Did someone lock her out or someone stole her fingerprints? Zipper assures her not to worry as he too is allowed to use the hand scanner. After all, Gadget did build the secret lab not just for her, but for her husband Zipper as well. Zipper placed his hand on the scanner and the door opened. Now the Rescue Rangers can enter the secret lab. As they head down via elevator, our little heroes notice something very odd. They see some animals wearing clothes that look identical to their outfits. Two chipmunks; one wearing an Indiana Jones sweater and fedora and a Magnum P.I.-inspired Hawaiian t-shirt, a mouse with strawberry blonde hair wearing both goggles and a purple jumpsuit, an overweight mouse wearing an aviator hat, a turquoise colored sweater and a beige coat, and a green house fly wearing a red sweater. In fact; they look exactly like the Rescue Rangers. The Rangers are surprised upon seeing their doppelgangers. They exit the elevator and confront the Rescue Rangers look-alikes.

Chip: Hey! What are you doing here?! You can’t just barge in and invade our laboratory! Go back to FanCon for your cosplay stuff!

The duplicates turn around and each of them comes to a complete shock! The duplicates look extremely identical to their counterparts. In fact, they are actually the Rescue Rangers. They look at each other like looking into a mirror.

Chip: You look exactly like me!

Other Chip: Is that what I sound like?

The other Chip talks in his natural chipmunk voice much to the surprise of Chip.

Dale: Wow! I used to look like a hand-drawn cartoon like you!

Other Dale: And I didn’t know I’d look too real!

The other Dale also talks in a chipmunk voice much like the other Chip.

Gadget: Golly! You sure do look like me!

Other Gadget: And I’m betting that you share the same mind as me.

Both Gadgets sound the exact same.

Monterey Jack: Crikey! It’s like I’m looking into a mirror!

Other Monty: You could say that again.

One Monty’s voiced by a celebrity while the other one’s voiced by a veteran voice actor.

Zipper: Are there any differences between us?

Other Zipper: \*making high pitched squeaks\*

Zipper: Yup. You’re just a kid.

He’s not kidding. One Zipper’s an adult while the other one’s more like a preteen.

Chip: Who are you guys?

Other Chip: We’re the Rescue Rangers.

This completely shocks the Rescue Rangers upon hearing the duplicate Chip’s words.

That’s right. The other Rescue Rangers are the ones from the actual TV show. Meaning the movie Rescue Rangers will meet the show’s Rescue Rangers. This meeting between the two teams plays almost similar to how Mystery Incorporated meet their Cyber counterparts in Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase. Show Chip is voiced by Tress MacNeille, Corey Burton voices Show Dale and Show Zipper, Tress also plays both Gadgets, and Show Monterey Jack is voiced by Jim Cummings. I am going to refer to each member by their own separate universes. I’ve thought about my sequel as both a Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse/No Way Home type of sequel where two different versions of the same characters will meet up with each other. They’ll point out their similarities as well as their differences.

Anyways, the movie Rangers are left astonished to see their show counterparts.

Movie Chip: Wait. If you’re us, do you star in a TV show where you’re detectives going on globe-trotting adventures, battling villains and solving crime?

Show Chip: We never filmed a TV show. We did all the detective work by solving cases.

Movie Dale: So all of our adventures we’ve filmed. They’re actually real in your universe?!

Show Dale: I think so. But it’s all real.

Movie Dale (happy): Holy cow! This is amazing! It’s like actors from the TV show meeting their actual in-universe counterparts! That’s like Adam West and Burt Ward meeting Batman and Robin!

Show Dale (happy): Just like how I get to know the actor who played Flash the Wonder Dog!

Movie Dale (happy): Hey! We just filmed that episode long ago before our big break up. When I wanted to do a “Double ‘O Dale” spinoff!

Show Dale: Funny you should mention that ‘cause I used to pretend I was a super secret agent spy.

The two Dales laugh at their conversation. Movie Dale’s ecstatic to see his show counterpart. Like he has his own twin brother.

The two Rangers get to know each other more. Sharing the same traits while also showcasing their differences. As Show Gadget talks with her Movie counterpart, she notices something peculiar on Movie Gadget’s computer desk. It was a copy of the family photo of Movie Gadget and Movie Zipper with their 42 hybrid children on their Christmas vacation, much like in the first film. Show Gadget does not take it well. In fact she’s beyond horrified that such a science like this could even exist in the first place. Movie Gadget asks her show counterpart if she’s okay. Show Gadget does not respond as she continues to be in her terrified state. The show counterparts of Chip, Dale, Monty, and Zipper come toward their Gadget to see if she’s okay. They look at the picture and are just as mortified as her. Movie Gadget kindly takes the family portrait off of her show counterpart’s hands and tries to wake her up, along with her friends. She blasts an airhorn sound effect to wake the show Rescue Rangers up from their mortified state. After waking up from their terrified trance, the movie Rescue Rangers ask the show Rescue Rangers on why they are in the movie Rangers’ universe.

Movie Chip: How did you get into our world? You are us from another universe.

Show Chip: No idea. All we remember is that we were at a scuffle with Fat Cat, and then all of a sudden, we were sucked into some sort of portal, and then we ended up here.

Movie Dale: Wait. I’ve seen movies where one character meets his other counterpart from another universe. I also remembered the Ninja Turtles doing the same thing. Like their 2003 cartoon selves meet the 1987 versions of themselves. Pretty crazy.

Show Dale: So what you’re saying is that there are an infinite amount of universes where we’re almost the same?

Movie Dale: Pretty much.

Show Dale: Wowie! Guess sci-fi comic books are real.

Movie Gadget: Wait a minute… other Chip. You said that you’re in a scuffle with Fat Cat, right? We’ve run into Fat Cat earlier and he’s been going around yelling that he’s not an actor. Like he’s thinking he’s the actual crime boss from the show.

Show Monterey Jack: I’m guessing that you have a Fat Cat in your world too, right?

Movie Gadget: Then I’m willing to suspect that the Fat Cat we’ve encountered actually came from your universe.

The show versions of the Rescue Rangers ask their movie counterparts if they’re working on solving a case. The movie counterparts replied that they’re solving the case of an evil Peter Pan named Sweet Pete; whom they’ve encountered in the last film. The show Rescue Rangers are left stunned, knowing the fact that there’s an evil Peter Pan in their universe considering that where they come from, Peter Pan’s depicted as a hero. The show Rangers request them to not only help them on their quest to stop Sweet Pete, but to also find a way to get back to their home dimension. While the other four movie Rangers agreed to help, Movie Chip is unsure if they could be partners. Show Dale assures Movie Chip that they’ve had experiences stopping bad guys in their home world. Movie Chip decides ‘sure’ and forms an alliance with the show counterparts. Now the movie Rescue Rangers and the show Rescue Rangers will form a new alliance to stop the evil Peter Pan and put him behind bars once again.

Later on, both Ranger teams decided to go to bed so that they could be prepared for their next encounter with Sweet Pete. Each Ranger team decided to sleep in Gadget’s laboratory. Movie Gadget had invented spare bunk beds for her mouse-fly hybrid children. Both Chips, Dales, Montys, and Zippers are preparing to go to sleep. And so they say their goodnights and fall asleep. But as Movie Gadget says goodnight to her show counterpart, Show Gadget only responds in a more moody tone of voice. This puzzles Movie Gadget. So she decided to go check up on her show counterpart.

Movie Gadget: Hey, you okay, other me?

Show Gadget (moody): Yeah, I’m fine.

Movie Gadget: Ya don’t sound fine to me. Just tell me what happened. Please?

Show Gadget: \*sighing\* Fine. It’s just… The whole you and Zipper thing. I just don’t see how it’ll work out in general. I’m just baffled by how you gave birth to your children. Such a science like this would not only be bizarre, but also disturbing. Science like this should not be possible. And besides, my Zipper’s more like a little brother to me and my friends.

Movie Gadget ponders for a brief moment. Then she spoke with her show counterpart.

Movie Gadget: Ya know, in my universe; which you and your friends are in right now, Zipper’s more of an adult playing his younger self. He and I had a thing with each other. So, we fell in love and got married. Surely you must have your true love in your universe. And I’m betting that even though it’s not your Zipper due to his age. You must have someone you’ve deeply loved similar to me.

Show Gadget turns her head to speak with her movie counterpart.

Show Gadget: Actually, I do.

Movie Gadget: You do?

Show Gadget: Yeah. Can you keep a secret?

Movie Gadget: Sure.

Show Gadget: Just keep it between the two of us, okay?

Movie Gadget: Okay.

The two Gadgets see that their friends are still asleep. So, Show Gadget whispers in her movie counterpart's ear.

Show Gadget (whispering): I’ll tell you who it is. It’s Chip.

Movie Gadget: Really?

Show Gadget: Yup.

Movie Gadget: Well, if you love him; by that I mean your Chip, treat him like how I treat my husband. Different universes vary from one being to another. Including which loved ones they’ll be with. If your Chip is your loved one, then you have the right to honor him.

Show Gadget smiles at Movie Gadget. Then the two shake hands with each other.

Show Gadget: Thank you.

Movie Gadget: No problem.

The two mice say goodnight to each other as they both fall asleep. Now Show Gadget feels much better now that she confessed her love of Chip to her film counterpart.

Later on, we see Movie Gadget and Movie Zipper’s children sleeping in the living room as they dream their own pleasant thoughts after watching several TV shows. Then, the camera moves toward the hybrid children’s bedroom as we see the Green Crow sleeping on the mattress. The camera only focuses on the floor of the bedroom as it doesn’t want to give away the identity of the vigilante. The last shot of this scene is that of Green Crow’s cowl and boots lying on the floor, continuing to hide the identity from the audience.

The next day, the two Ranger teams are getting ready to battle Sweet Pete once again as Movie Gadget gives the show team their weapons. Particularly the ones similar to how they are used in the show. The more 2-by-4 tech instead of the advanced gear made by Movie Gadget. As they exit the laboratory, they see the Green Crow waiting for them at the garage who’s surprised to see double Rescue Rangers.

Green Crow: Wait a minute. There are two Rescue Rangers?

Movie Dale: Yeah, last night we’ve just encountered our show counterparts of the Rescue Rangers. By that I mean the ACTUAL Rescue Ranges.

Show Dale: Hello. Pleased to meet you… Who are you, Mr. Superhero Guy?

Green Crow: Green Crow.

Show Dale: Oh… Well, good introduction.

The Green Crow still ponders how the show Rescue Rangers came into the movie version’s universe. Perhaps it had something to do with that portal that exploded three days ago.

Later on, the Green Crow drives the two Rescue Rangers down to where Sweet Pete is located thanks to a made-for-human-cars that Gadget helped out with the mechanics and such. The two Rangers are sitting in the passenger seats of the car. They even used the tracking device to help find the villain’s location. Our heroes made it to Sweet Pete’s headquarters right in the Uncanny Valley. The Uncanny Valley isn't much different than how it was in the original film with photorealistic CG humans, human-cat hybrid freaks ala Cats 2019, and even glitching CG humans. Our little heroes hold tight to Green Crow’s wings on the back as the vigilante flies his way onto the rooftop of Sweet Pete’s headquarters. They’ve looked down on the rooftop window and wonder if they’re gonna find Pete in his office. The tracker’s in the right location. The vigilante opens the window via lockpick and lends the two Ranger teams a rope to help them climb down to prevent each other from getting caught by Sweet Pete and his guards. Our heroes climbed down and made it to the door of the office. Green Crow uses his picklock to once again open the door. He opens the door and expects the evil Peter Pan to be in his office. Much to our heroes’ surprise, Sweet Pete was not in his office. It shocked our heroes at the fact that the villain was not in his abode despite the tracker showing otherwise. They explore the area and they notice that the tracker is on Sweet Pete’s office desk. Green Crow picks up the bug and doesn’t take it too well.

Green Crow (angrily): DAMN IT!!! He got away!

Show Gadget: Hey, watch your mouth.

Green Crow: I’m sorry. It’s just that he somehow managed to find the bug and take it off.

Movie Gadget: Well, I’ve got a bad feeling that he intentionally left the bug intact. It’s like he knows that we’re coming for him.

Show Chip: Wow! You’re just as deductive as our Gadget.

Movie Gadget (blushing): Golly. Thanks.

Green Crow: Let’s go find out where Sweet Pete is.

The heroes notice that Pete’s computer’s still on. They notice a document in the background. They clicked on it and they saw a list of laboratory facilities. One of them is the one laboratory where our heroes fought Sweet Pete and his crew yesterday. Then they checked the laboratory which was named Nimnul Industries. The heroes make haste and exit the office to get to their vehicle so they can stop Pete from obtaining the formula.

Later on, our heroes make it to Nimnul Industries and notice that everything in the facility feels like a warzone. Everything in the facility are nearly destroyed and raided thanks to the pirates. The heroes finally make it to the upstairs laboratory and see the villains preparing to take the formula while holding the chief scientist/CEO of the industry Norton Nimnul captive. The show Rangers are surprised to see Sweet Pete teaming up with Captain Hook, Smee, and Fat Cat. They are even shocked to see Nimnul being held captive by Captain Hook’s, well, hook. They felt that even though he’s one of their insane nemesis, they refuse to let him die. The movie Rangers inform him that the Nimnul they’re seeing is not the one from their universe, more specifically he’s in their movie universe. The scientist/actor who played himself in the in-universe show. This clears things up with the show Rangers. The Green Crow manages to use his grappling hook to quickly grab the formula from Pete’s grasp. The villains turn around to see our heroes standing in front of them.

Sweet Pete: Oh, great. Them again.

Fat Cat is surprised to see the two Ranger teams standing next to each other.

Fat Cat: Two Rescue Rangers?! I can’t tell which one is which! They look identical!

Show Gadget: Well, our other Rangers suspected that you’re the Fat Cat from our universe while the one from their universe is basically an actor.

Fat Cat: Finally! Somebody gets that I’m not an actor. That means that the ones on the right are the real Rescue Rangers.

The heroes and villains commence the fight. The two Rescue Rangers, due to their height, manage to use everyday objects as secondary weapons to ward off Captain Hook’s pirate crew. Then the movie Rangers use their advanced weapons to have a sword duel with Captain Hook while their show counterparts deal with the Fat Cat from their world. Green Crow, as usual, confronts Sweet Pete while holding the formula to prevent the evil Peter Pan from obtaining it. GC manages to give the villain a big enough blow to knock him out. But before he can cuff him, Mr. Smee carries a flintlock and points it behind the vigilante’s head.

Mr. Smee: Going somewhere, birdie?

The Green Crow slowly turns around just to intimidate Smee. He gave a menacing scare, approaching Hook’s first mate like a predator approaching his prey. Smee cowardly backs down and drops his flintlock. The hero shrieks at the minion and scares him off. Smee panics for his life while fleeing from the bird-themed vigilante. Under his fully-covered cowl, the Green Crow smiles.

Green Crow: Huh, you never were bright.

But before he can arrest his adversary, Sweet Pete wakes up and grabs the formula from the hero's hands. Both the hero and the villain fight on who gets the formula. While that’s going on, the movie Rangers battle Hook akin to Peter Pan and Hook’s fights from the first Peter Pan film. And while the villainous pirate captain manages to get our little heroes cornered, the show Rangers manages to get the upper hand by launching a water bucket via catapult ala Home Alone. It knocks out the pirate captain, making him unconscious. The movie Rangers thanked their show counterparts.

Movie Zipper: Thanks, guys. We could really use your help.

Show Monterey Jack: No problem, lads.

Meanwhile, Sweet Pete manages to take the formula and escapes the facility. But Green Crow still manages to pursue his enemy. The two Rangers notice the adversaries chasing each other. They asked Nimnul to assist them on taking them downstairs via elevator. While the show Rangers show reluctance toward Nimnul, the movie Rangers told them to trust him since he’s not the Nimnul from their universe. They reluctantly caved in and went into Nimnul’s pockets along with the movie Rangers.

After taking them to the ground floor, Nimnul freed our little heroes and they went into the car. Thankfully, Movie Gadget installs the additional wheel and pedals meant for little animals like her and her friends. She begins to floor it after her friends fasten their seatbelts. The car speeds through to find Green Crow and Sweet Pete on their chase.

Meanwhile, the vigilante and evil Peter chase through the sidewalks as we see additional cameos from Disney and non-Disney properties. We see Speed Racer in his car the Mach 5 chatting with the Mane 6 from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic, Max and Roxanne from a Goofy Movie walking and spotting the two rivals on their chase, Senator Butt-Head standing in a podium in front of the crowd of civilians of LA, even Gurgi from the Black Cauldron gets a cameo as he’s munching on his apple. Even Ugly Sonic gets another cameo as he’s ordering a chili dog in front of a vendor. The two adversaries pass by the original design of Movie Sonic and nearly bump into him.

Ugly Sonic: Hey! Watch where you’re going, you nincompoops!

He then notices the fat Peter Pan from afar.

Ugly Sonic: Oh, great. Him again? Looks like another season of my FBI show.

After passing by Kronk from Emperor’s New Groove and Stitch from Lilo and Stitch, the Green Crow uses his grappling hook and snatches the formula from Sweet Pete’s grasp. Now that the vigilante has the formula, Pete feels like it’s almost over for him. He then flees to the alleyway to get away from the hero. Green Crow continues to follow the villain through the alleyway. As the chase ensues, GC sees Pete’s shadow waving at him. He runs toward it and the shadow flees. But the hero stops at a dead end. There’s not even a single area where Sweet Pete fled to. After seeing that there’s nowhere to go, Green Crow realizes that he’s been duped.

Green Crow: The old “living shadow” trick. What are the odds?

Luckily, the masked vigilante still has the formula safely in his hands. He then turns back and sees the two Rangers parking in front of the sidewalk thanks to Movie Gadget driving them there.

Movie Chip: Did you get Sweet Pete?

Green Crow: No. But thankfully, he didn’t escape with the formula.

He then presents the formula in his hands and the Rangers sigh in relief. Green Crow enters the car and asks Movie Gadget to drive everybody to police headquarters to meet up with Ellie. But as they’re driving to the police station, little did our heroes know that Sweet Pete was lurking somewhere on the building rooftops. Turns out that he’s been using his shadow to trick Green Crow into finding him. The whole shadow thing is basically an homage to the time when Peter Pan was looking for his shadow. Even our heroes didn’t know that Hook and Fat Cat woke up from their brief knockout and escaped the laboratory facility. Not even Nimnul nor his scientists are aware that they’ve escaped. As for Smee, I’m willing to bet that he found his buddy Hook and Fat Cat along the way.

We cut to the police station where Ellie congratulates our heroes from preventing Sweet Pete from obtaining the formula. But Green Crow assures her that their job is far from over. He even told Ellie that if the rumors are true, any toon who takes the formula will give themselves the powers of a god. If it lands on anyone like Sweet Pete’s hands, the world would be in great danger. This warning from the vigilante makes Ellie worried.

Ellie: If it’s true, then we can’t let that formula fall into Pete’s hands. I mean, even after what happened to him after being a hybrid-toon, he wants to have reality warping powers in his hands.

Green Crow: It will probably take a miracle to stop him when he takes the formula.

As the two conversate, Movie Dale takes a look at his show counterpart while his friends are chatting with him. Then Show Dale walks up to his live action movie counterpart and asks him a question.

Show Dale: Hey, uh… About you lookin’ real, why’d ya do that?

Movie Dale: After the fallout with the “Double ‘O Dale” stuff, I’ve been seeing every cartoon character get the CGI makeover. CGI means Computer Generated Imagery. Like making cartoon characters like us realistic.

Show Dale: I get what you mean. No offense, but don’t you think you might stick out like a sore thumb?

Movie Dale: None taken, but maybe…

Movie Dale looks at his friends and ponders about his decision on going the CGI route. Seeing his friends retaining their hand-drawn aesthetic while Movie Dale looks at his hands as well as a reflection on a mirror. He thinks to himself, ‘Maybe going the CGI route’ isn’t the best option. He told his TV show counterpart that he’s right and then he walks up to Movie Chip.

Movie Dale: Hey, Chip.

Movie Chip: Yeah, Dale?

Movie Dale: I’ve been having second thoughts about my current look, and I’m thinking maybe I should go back to how I used to be. I thought that I would look cool with my makeover, but… Now I might just stand out, for all the wrong reasons.

Movie Chip: Hey, do what you gotta do.

Movie Dale: Really?

Movie Chip: Yeah. To be honest, we all kinda missed your old look. It gave us… chemistry. If you wanna go back to your old self, go for it. It’s like my mom always said; the biggest risk in life is not taking risks at all.

Movie Dale smiles at his best friend.

Movie Dale: You’re right.

Then the two hug it out and Movie Dale is about to exit the police station to return to his former self. Ellie and the Green Crow notice Movie Dale preparing to exit the building.

Ellie: Where are you going, Dale?

Movie Dale: I’m gonna go turn myself back to my former self. I wanna fit back in with my friends.

Green Crow: To be honest, Dale. I’d prefer you in your original state. You work better as a drawing instead of CG imagery.

Movie Dale (smiling): Thanks, GC.

Then, the red nosed chipmunk exits the precinct and is about to revert back into his old self. The two Ranger teams watch their friend exit the area.

A few hours later, Movie Dale has returned back into his cartoon self after his reverse-surgery. He looks in the mirror thanks to the doctor and warmly smiles. He now returns to his natural state. A hand-drawn character. As Movie Dale exits the ER, he’s then walking through the hallway where a peculiar medical employee walks up to him.

Medic: Hey, pal. Lookin’ to go home?

Movie Dale: Yeah. Why do you wanna know?

Medic: Well, I can take you home in my cab, if you want.

Movie Dale: My mom says not to take rides from strangers. Besides, we've just met.

Medic: Guess I’m gonna have to take you by force.

The medic takes off his mask and is revealed to be Sweet Pete in disguise much to Movie Dale’s horror. He tries to call for help, but Pete nabs him in a bag, preventing the chipmunk from making a sound. Pete then takes Movie Dale to where the Jolly Roger is floating along with Captain Hook, Smee and Fat Cat waiting for him. Pete boarded onto the ship and commanded his comrades to head off into the sunset. They’re planning to make Movie Dale a hostage for their ransom.

Back at the precinct, our heroes waited for Movie Dale after they entered the building. Even Ellie grows concerned regarding his absence. Then, Movie Chip’s iPhone rings and sees that Dale’s calling him. He picks it up and expects Dale to respond on why he took so long for his reverse surgery.

Movie Chip: Hey, Dale. Where’ve you been? We’ve been waiting for you after your surgery. You could’ve at least notified us earlier.

But the voice wasn’t from Movie Dale. It was actually Sweet Pete carrying his phone.

Sweet Pete: Oh. Were you expecting your friend Dale?

Movie Chip (angrily): You.

Sweet Pete: That’s right. Sweet Pete. Criminal Mastermind!

Movie Chip: Where’s Dale?

Sweet Pete: I don’t think I’m gonna give him back until you give me what I want.

Movie Chip (angrily): Where… is he?!

Sweet Pete: Not until you agreed to give me what I want.

Movie Chip clenched his fists, but had no choice but cave into the villain’s demands.

Movie Chip: Fine! We’ll give you the formula. Just tell us where Dale is.

Sweet Pete: I knew you’d cooperate. Now, I’ll tell you where your buddy is. Come to my old bootlegging facility at San Pedro. You’ll find your friend there. If you can.

The villain hangs up the phone and Movie Chip tells his friends where Sweet Pete wants them. He also says that if they want Dale back, they gotta give Sweet Pete the formula. As much as everybody refuses, Green Crow says that it’s the best and only option they can try. He even informs Ellie to stake out in the facility for some backup. Looks like the heroes gotta go to the old bootlegging facility in San Pedro to rescue Dale.

Our heroes arrive in the now abandoned bootlegging facility in the docks where Sweet Pete turned innocent cartoon characters into bootlegs, even Movie Monterey Jack. Even he has some rough memories in the facility when he filmed a Dumbo bootleg movie “Stupido.” The facility feels empty. Not a single living being can be spotted. This worries the two Ranger teams while they’re searching for Movie Dale. They even checked up the abandoned main lab where Pete experimented on the toons. As our heroes wander the lab, they are alerted by the lights being turned on.

Sweet Pete: I’m so glad you could come to the old haunt. Almost like how you remember it.

Sweet Pete arrives in the lab while carrying Movie Dale in his grasp. This worries the show Rangers, but the movie Rangers and Green Crow stood there with anger. Even Captain Hook, Smee, and Fat Cat arrive next to the villain.

Green Crow: I’m surprised that a codfish like you has the guts to wake up after your knockout.

Captain Hook: Don’t tempt me, you fool.

Sweet Pete: Enough already. Just give me the formula.

The vigilante takes out the formula, but hides his grappling hook behind his back. But Pete notices the vigilante reaching to grab his hook.

Sweet Pete: And don’t even think about using your toys. Drop them! Including you, Rescue Rascals.

Green Crow and the two Rangers had no choice but to drop their weapons on the floor much to the delight of the villains. Green Crow hands the formula to Pete and in return, the villain hands the vigilante Movie Dale. Now that Movie Dale is reunited with his friends, he grows concerned about Green Crow’s decision.

Movie Dale (worried): Why did you give him the formula?

Green Crow: He would’ve harmed you if we didn’t.

Now that Sweet Pete has the formula, he’s about to have a sweet taste of victory in his body. He injects the entire formula onto his neck, and his comrades smile wickedly while our heroes grow a great amount of concern. Then… Nothing happened. It puzzled our heroes and villains in great surprise.

Sweet Pete: What the? I thought this stuff was supposed to work. What a rip off!

Fat Cat: All this goose chase for a pile of nothing?! What a waste!

Sweet Pete: It’d be so much easier if I can imagine my right arm as a cannon.

Suddenly, Pete’s right arm turns into a cannon, much to the surprise of Hook, Smee, Fat Cat, the two Rangers, and Green Crow. This gives Pete the advantage.

Sweet Pete: How about… an explosive cannon?

The evil Peter Pan raises his right arm onto the ceiling and blasts his explosive cannons to make said ceiling fall on top of our heroes. The two Rangers try to get away from the falling debris as they make sure they don’t get squished. Green Crow tries to get away on his own, but Pete throws a regular cannonball at the hero and knocks him out. The debris then falls on top of him. Thankfully, the fall didn’t kill our masked hero, but he was severely knocked out. After the debris stopped falling, the villain then walks up to Green Crow as the camera only cuts to something of a POV shot.

Sweet Pete: Now that you’re knocked out, Mr. Superzero, it’s time for me to find out who you really are.

The POV shot showcases Sweet Pete maniacally taking off the cowl. After removing the cowl, he’s somewhat shocked to see the face of the vigilante. After a short time, he looks at the cowl and wickedly smiles at the unmasked hero. Then Captain Hook, Smee, and Fat Cat walk up to their boss. They even see the hero being unmasked with great surprise.

Captain Hook: \*gasps\* It can’t be!

Mr. Smee: But that’s impossible!

Fat Cat: Well, at least he’s not as scary on the inside.

Sweet Pete: Ah, forget about him. He won’t be a burden to us anymore now that I’ve got the power.

The villains cackle as Sweet Pete tosses the cowl on to the Green Crow’s unconscious body. The camera cuts to them fleeing from the scene of the crime. But before they could make their escape, they’re halted by Ellie as she points a gun at them at the front door.

Ellie: You aren’t going anywhere, Petey!

But Sweet Pete immediately realizes that he has the powers of a god and uses it to restrain Ellie ala the force from Star Wars. Pete uses his force powers to toss Ellie out of their way and onto the ground. As the villains gleefully make their way to the Jolly Roger, Sweet Pete decided to use his powers to make himself fly again. He carries the two pirates with his hands while Fat Cat grabs Hook’s… hook. The villains board the Jolly Roger and cast off into the dusk as Sweet Pete has plans of his own.

We cut back into the destroyed facility where Movie Chip picks himself back up, looking for his friends.

Movie Chip (calling): Other Chip?! Dales?! Gadgets?! Montys?! Zippers?! Where are you?! Can you guys hear me?

Then he hears the voices of his friends.

Movie Monterey Jack: We’re over here, lad.

Show Monterey Jack: We’re okay.

Show Gadget: Don’t worry, Chip.

Movie Gadget: We’re safe and sound!

Show Chip: I’m fine.

Show Dale: Same goes for me.

Movie Dale: Me too.

Movie Zipper: A little bruises, but me and my little buddy are okay.

Show Zipper: \*noises that equate to “We’re fine. Everything’s good.”\*

Movie Chip sees his friends who despite being slightly wounded, they’re okay. He runs up to them.

Movie Chip (relieved): Oh, good! I was beginning to worry about you! Including Dale! Well, *my* Dale.

Show Dale: We’re good.

As they make sure that everybody’s safe, Movie Chip notices a missing presence.

Movie Chip (worried): Hey. Where’s the Green Crow?

Our little heroes look around the area with concern and they see the vigilante buried in the debris much to their horror. They walk up to the knocked out hero and try to move the debris to release him. But it was no use, due to their size. Despite their best efforts, they couldn’t move the debris. Then Ellie; now recovering from her attack with Sweet Pete, enters the main lab and sees the Rangers try to help their superhero friend. She’s even accompanied by Bonkers and Judy Hopps. They help out the little heroes by moving the debris to release their friend. Finally, the knocked out hero was released from his rocky prison. But our heroes come to a surprising shock. The Green Crow’s unmasked and is revealed to be someone who bears a striking resemblance to Peter Pan; albeit much younger and looks more like how he does in the original film. The Rangers and police officers are shocked to see that someone who looks identical to Peter Pan is revealed to be the Green Crow. Ellie calls an ambulance to help pick up the fallen hero. Afterwards, the knocked out Green Crow was carried over by the ambulance with the two Rangers and Ellie accompanying him. Thankfully he’s still alive as they notice his breathing, but he doesn’t wake up due to him being knocked out from the debris. It feels like it’s all over for our heroes. Sweet Pete has the formula in his veins, gaining the important powers of a god, and now the only one who can stop him is defeated by his hands. What will they do now?

We cut to a house in London in the peak of the night. Inside a woman is peeking through a bedroom as she sees her two children sleeping next to each other. This brief moment will have no dialogue as their expressions tell the story. The woman looks at her sleeping children with sentimental and yet concerned thoughts at the same time. As she leaves the room while quietly closing the door, she heads downstairs toward the living room to catch a brief nap. But when she enters the living room, she notices that something’s odd. Then a voice spooks her.

Sweet Pete: Hi, Wendy!

The voice of Sweet Pete shocked the woman who’s none other than Wendy Darling, now as an adult like how we see her in Return to Never Land. Pete turned on the lamp and revealed himself to Wendy.

Wendy: You!

Sweet Pete: That’s right, toots! It’s me, the one and only Peter Pan! Now better than ever!

But Wendy isn’t fooled by the fat middle-aged Peter Pan’s deceit.

Wendy (defiant): You’re not Peter Pan. You’re just a fraud. A burden. A monster who stole innocent cartoons and degraded them into bootlegs! You even framed a good boy who's my best friend. The Peter Pan I know would never do such heinous actions! In fact, you two are literally different people despite sharing the same genes.

Sweet Pete: Oh, that Peter’s disposed of. Now you’re looking at the new and improved Sweet Peter Pan!

The evil Peter Pan uses his new powers to shapeshift into the original Peter Pan design we see in the original film. Despite looking younger, he still carries his adult Pete voice.

Sweet Pete: How’d ya like that, Wendy?

Wendy’s not impressed.

Wendy (defiant): It’s not working!

Sweet Pete begrudgingly transforms into a much more handsome version of a grown up Peter Pan. Trying to impress Wendy.

Sweet Pete: How about now?

Wendy’s still unimpressed.

Wendy (defiant): Stop that! You think you’re still the Peter Pan I know?! Well you’re wrong! If you haven’t harmed Peter, he would've stopped you and sent you to prison where you’ll rot! You're no better than that codfish Hook. Face it, you're not Peter Pan! And you never will be!

This harsh feedback from Wendy makes Sweet Pete disappointed. His expression changed from sadness to full on anger. He morphs back into his original form as he's about to do something to Wendy.

Sweet Pete: If that's how you want to play it, then so be it.

As Wendy heads to the phone to call the authorities, Sweet Pete uses his evil powers to freeze and sedate her, similar to how Syndrome does it in The Incredibles. He smiles at the frozen Wendy.

Sweet Pete: Let’s go have another flight.

The villain opens the door via telekinesis and flies out the Darling house with his hostage. He flies over the Jolly Roger to show his henchman his latest hostage.

Captain Hook: You’ve caught… Wendy?

Sweet Pete: That’s right, I caught an old flame of Peter Pan here.

Mr. Smee: Now let’s be careful with her. She’s very delicate.

Fat Cat: Or we could send her to either a great white shark or a crocodile.

Hook glares at the cat mob boss after hearing about his crocodile comment.

Fat Cat: What?

But Sweet Pete has other plans.

Sweet Pete: Actually, I don’t need you guys anymore.

Captain Hook (sternly): What did you say?

Sweet Pete: I need you guys to help raid the laboratory facility to steal my formula. Now that I’ve got in my veins and all its power, I think we’re gonna have to part ways right now.

This remark from Sweet Pete infuriated Captain Hook. He even draws his sword to intimidate Pete. But the evil Peter Pan’s not even intimidated. He still carries his cocky attitude with a smile on his face.

Captain Hook (angrily): Now listen here, Pete. We took care of Peter Pan; if it is even him, and you decided to doublecross us?! I guess you’re no different from that supposed Peter Pan we’ve defeated. You’re nothing but a stubborn manchild who despite his appearance refuses to grow up! And no one refuses help from Captain Hook!

Sweet Pete lifts his left hand and snaps his finger; and makes Captain Hook, Smee, and Fat Cat disappear much like how Thanos does it in Avengers: Infinity War. Unlike Infinity War, they don’t fade from existence. They just went onto the ocean off Santa Monica Pier, including the Jolly Roger. Hook, Smee and Fat Cat are upset at the fact that Pete just poofed them there.

Captain Hook: That man was as childish as the other Peter Pan.

Mr. Smee: Some things never change.

Fat Cat: I really hate that man.

Later, we immediately cut back to our main villain as he held Wendy as his captive while floating.

Sweet Pete: C’mon, babe. Let’s go back to California to show its citizens my true power!

Pete then changes his outfit from the standard version of the Peter Pan attire to an evil version of it, this time with an evil cape around his neck. He then flies off into the night while cackling maniacally. As he flies off carrying his frozen hostage Wendy while heading from London to California, the musical score plays an evil version of the classic Peter Pan song “You Can Fly” in the background. This will lead to Sweet Pete’s dark victory as he will use his power to take the world. Or will it?

We cut to the ER at a hospital where we see the two Rescue Rangers and Ellie sitting next to the unconscious boy who looked like Peter Pan in a hospital bed, showing concern for him. They’re also puzzled at the fact that they’re two Peter Pans in the same area.

Movie Chip (worried): It just doesn’t make sense. Sweet Pete told us that he starred in Peter Pan a long time ago. And that later on he got puberty and grew up to the man we see today. And yet this other kid looks exactly like him; albeit younger. Is he a clone, from another dimension, or a cosplayer?

Ellie (concerned): I don’t know, Chip. Or… Chip one. Anyways, he’ll have to wake up at some point and then he’ll give us some answers.

Movie Dale: I still can’t believe that the Green Crow was this Peter Pan kid the whole time. Is that why he wanted to make his mission personal? Are they like twin brothers or clones?

Movie Gadget: We don’t know, Dale. If he wakes up, we’ll ask him some questions that are important.

Show Gadget: I agree with you.

Show Chip: You know, it’s hard for us to even picture Peter Pan as a fat middle-aged man who grew up and became evil. Something doesn’t add up.

Show Dale: Do you guys think that Fat Peter Pan’s just an imposter and that kid’s the real Peter Pan?

Movie Monterey Jack: Only one way to find out lad.

After their conversation’s finished, they noticed that the Peter Pan lookalike is waking up. He then opens his eyes and sees the two Ranger teams and Ellie sitting in front of him. He looks around and notices that he’s in a hospital bed.

Peter lookalike: What happened? How did I get here?

Ellie walks up to him.

Ellie: You were knocked out thanks to Sweet Pete, kid. We found you unconscious and noticed that he took off your mask. We helped carry you out of the rubble and into the hospital, where you’re at now.

Peter lookalike: Good to know that I got some additional backup.

Show Chip and Dale walk up to the boy and ask him some questions.

Show Dale: If that guy we saw was Peter Pan, then what does that make you?

Show Chip: And how come you’re wearing your superhero costume all the time?

Peter lookalike: The truth is… The Peter Pan you saw right there was just a clone. I AM the real Peter Pan. And I am the Green Crow.

The fact that the boy revealed himself to be the real Peter Pan baffled the two Rescue Rangers and Ellie. If the boy is the real Peter Pan then what makes Sweet Pete?

Ellie (baffled): But I thought Sweet Pete was Peter Pan. He told you two his backstory, Chip 1 and Dale 1.

Peter Pan: That was only half-true. He only did it to make his sob story tragic. He’s done nothing but soiling my good name in the past few years.

Ellie: So let me get this straight. You’re the real Peter Pan. And Sweet Pete?

Peter Pan: He’s a clone of me.

Show Gadget: But how is that possible? How can there be two Peter Pans running around the same place?

Peter Pan: Well, you are correct on the “same place” part ‘cause he is part of our universe.

Ellie: Just explain to us how you two meet up. Especially your Green Crow identity, we want to know if that’s why you wanted to personally put Sweet Pete back in jail.

Peter looks at his friends and takes a deep breath. He explains his story as the flashback plays during his narration.

Peter Pan: Well, long ago there were two Peter Pans. One you’re looking at, and the other being Sweet Pete. It’s perplexing to see how we coexist with each other. Especially since people could barely tell us apart due to us sharing the same mind and appearance. It’s like he and I are the same guy. Then, there was an announcement that a Peter Pan movie was in the works and we got the call for auditions. Both of us wanted to audition for the part of our character. But once auditions started, things took a turn for the worst. That’s when I noticed that my clone started to hit puberty which baffled me and my co-stars/friends. It baffled us considering in the Peter Pan lore, he never grows up. Unless the writers wanted to make him grow up like in that Robin Williams movie, but my film came out way before the Robin Williams film. When me, my friends and the filmmakers noticed my duplicate’s sudden aging, the studio fired him and I was beginning to feel sorry for my clone. He could’ve been my stunt double or helped out when I feel sick. After the first film wrapped up filming and my career skyrocketed, I went to the doctors to see if I might age just like my clone. Thankfully, I can’t grow up unlike my duplicate. Same goes for the Lost Boys. The only friends of mine who are currently older are Wendy, John and Michael. In fact, the scene of me meeting Wendy all grown up in the sequel was all improvised. I didn’t even know Wendy grew up until I saw her. Luckily, she still kept her belief in me and I’m willing to bet that John and Michael did the same to me. As for my clone, he was scared, desperate, and all alone. Living under my shadow; metaphorically speaking. And so, that’s when he decided to make his own unauthorized movies by starting his own business. He started by filming in his own bootleg “Flying Bedroom Boy,” and that’s when he kidnapped famous toons and deformed them into bootlegs just for profit. Just when my popularity skyrocketed, all of a sudden my friends have been hearing rumors about a Peter Pan lookalike who’s been bootlegging famous cartoon characters. Even my friends are baffled by this fact. I figured it had to be my duplicate who’s been aging rapidly. So, my friends and I went out in hiding as we don’t want to be associated with Sweet Pete let alone me being framed by him. My pal Tinker Bell was worried about people mistaking me for my duplicate. I was nervous, and scared. Like I don’t know what to do. And then I’ve been noticing that superheroes like the Avengers, the Justice League and the Incredibles are a big craze right now. That’s how I got my idea of disguising myself as my superhero identity; the Green Crow. Prior to my superhero career, I went in training to help prepare for my time as a superhero. I even got myself a voice modifier to disguise my voice, so that nobody could tell that it’s me. But when I became my secret identity, I was too late. Pete was brought to justice. Thanks to you guys.

Movie Chip: Hey, sorry if we didn’t give you a call. We didn’t know you’d be there. Pete was the only Peter Pan we know at the time.

Peter Pan: Apology accepted. Even when Sweet Pete was arrested back then, I couldn’t reveal myself to the public yet because everybody knows about Pete’s crimes and I don’t even wanna be associated with him.

Movie Dale: It’s all good, bro. I know Roger Rabbit would feel the same thing if he was framed once again.

Peter Pan (chuckling): I like your sense of humor, Dale. Even other Dale’s.

And yes, it’s the original Peter Pan we see from both the original film and its sequel “Return to Never Land.” The younger version of Peter is voiced once again by Blayne Weaver, who voiced him in the sequel. I’m using my own headcanon for the Rescue Rangers movie universe that Sweet Pete is a defective clone of Peter Pan while the young Peter Pan we see in both the first film and its sequel is the real Peter Pan. That way, this will satisfy not only fans of Peter Pan, but also those who were upset by the Bobby Driscol controversy regarding Sweet Pete. It also explains that the only canon Peter Pan characters that do age are Wendy, John, and Michael while Peter and the Lost Boys never age (hence why we see Cubby not aging in the first film.)

Movie Gadget: What about the wings of your costume?

Peter Pan: They’re just for decoration. I fly by my happy thoughts, one of them being putting Sweet Pete behind bars.

Ellie: So all this time, Sweet Pete was the fake Peter Pan. Which makes you the real Peter Pan.

Peter Pan: Yup.

Ellie: I can’t believe it. After all this time, he robbed not just the toons, but also your life.

Peter Pan: Almost.

Ellie: We’re so sorry he did this to you.

Movie Gadget: Is there any way that we can help you stop Sweet Pete?

Peter Pan (somberly): I’m afraid it’s too late for us. He has the entire formula in his system, and now he’ll use his godly powers to take over the entire world.

Movie Monterey Jack: Don’t say that lad. There’s still time to stop him.

Peter Pan: How? He has all the powers of a god and is unstoppable. It’s probably too late for us.

Our heroes feel sorrow upon hearing Peter Pan’s bitter words to them. Is he correct? Is the world submitting to Sweet Pete’s will? But Show Chip takes a stand.

Show Chip: No! It’s not too late for all of us! If I learned something from our adventures, it is that even in our lowest point, heroes like us never give up! I don’t care if it’ll be over for us. I don’t care if some unstoppable force will put us in peril! We’ll keep fighting no matter what it takes! Even if it’ll be our last fight, we’ll never give up without a fight! That goes double for being a Rescue Ranger! We never give up! We’ll always show the bad guys that good beings like us will prevail! Even at our lowest point! We are all Rescue Rangers inside! We do it to save any innocent beings, no matter the cost.

Show Chip’s rousing speech changes our heroes’ minds. They’re surprised to see him letting his friends know that surrendering is never the best option. Movie Chip walks up to his show counterpart.

Movie Chip: I’d say the same thing too.

The two Chips shake each other's hands. Peter thankfully smiles upon hearing Show Chip’s speech. The other Rangers show their support with one another. Ellie sheds some happy tears; seeing the actors who portrayed the Rescue Rangers as well as their show counterparts lift themselves up. Peter spoke up.

Peter Pan: Ya know. Your speech reminded me of my mentor who trained me.

He then slowly gets out of the bed to walk with our heroes. Even Ellie lends a hand to help him get up. Peter looks down at the two Ranger teams.

Peter Pan: C’mon, guys. Let’s go save the world.

The two Rangers nodded and prepared to leave the ER. But before they could make their way to the door, they’re halted by the presence of Professor Norton Nimnul (who’s voiced once again by Jim Cummings).

Movie Dale: Nimnul? What are you doing here?

Nimnul: I just wanted to inform you guys before you head off to do your business. There are two things that you have to know. One: me and my scientists already whipped up an antidote in case something like this goes wrong. And two: since I’ve noticed that there are two Rescue Rangers roaming around the area and that one specific team doesn’t belong in your world, I’ve rebuilt my interdimensional gateway along with my crew. I’ve suspected it due to seeing the surveillance footage of my machine blowing up during that superhero’s scuffle with that fat Peter Pan. So I figured now would be a good time for you Rescue Rangers to go back home where you came from.

But Movie Chip refuses the scientist’s offer on returning the Show Rescue Rangers back to their dimension just yet.

Movie Chip: No. They’re not going home just yet. They have a mission to help put an evil Peter Pan back where he belongs. And we’re their backup.

Show Chip pats his shoulder to his movie counterpart; agreeing with him. Even the other Rangers from separate universes agree with Movie Chip. Same goes for the real Peter Pan and Ellie. Nimnul is baffled.

Nimnul: Really? But why?

Show Dale: Let’s just say that we gotta deal with a Peter Pan imposter. We’re not going home until we take him down.

Nimnul of the movie’s universe ponders for a moment. Then, he accepts the words of the Rangers.

Nimnul: Alright. Just be careful.

Ellie politely takes the antidote from Nimnul and hands it over to Peter Pan. She looks at the young boy with contempt.

Ellie: Peter, all this time it wasn’t the Green Crow who wants to bring Sweet Pete to justice. The Green Crow was just a costume. It was Peter Pan all along. And you’ve always been a hero in our eyes; costume or no costume.

Peter Pan: Thanks, ma’am.

Ellie: You’re welcome.

Later, our heroes board Ellie’s police car as Peter tells her where to find some additional backup. The Rangers ask Peter who they are gonna find.

Show Gadget: Who are you going to find for backup?

Peter Pan: My trainer. The one who helped me into becoming my secret identity.

We cut to our heroes parking at the home of the supposed trainer Peter mentioned earlier. Our heroes exited the vehicle and knocked on the door. The door opens and it is revealed to be Jason David Frank; much to the movie Rangers’ shock. Movie Dale asks Peter his question.

Movie Dale: Jason David Frank?! He’s your trainer?

Peter Pan: Yup. He helped me into becoming the justice seeking vigilante I’ve been.

Jason: What are you doing here, Peter? You know you’re not supposed to reveal your identity.

Ellie: Actually, the Rescue Rangers already found out thanks to Sweet Pete unmasking him.

Movie Chip: Yeah, that’s the skinny.

Jason looks down and notices that they’re two identical Rescue Rangers standing in front of him.

Jason (puzzled): Wait, are there… two Rescue Rangers?

Show Chip: Yeah, we’ve stumbled on to this universe due to an accident thanks to some sort of portal.

Jason: Boy, this is heavy.

Show Gadget: Don’t worry. As soon as we’re done with Sweet Pete, we’ll go back home to where we belong.

Peter Pan: We figured we could use your help.

Jason: Alright, just come into my house while I’ll go get what I need.

Our heroes enter the home of Jason David Frank. Inside the home there are several Power Rangers memorabilia in Jason’s living room like toys, comic books, video games, pogs, and pinball machines. There’s even blank autograph pictures hanging on the wall. This makes Movie Dale surprised. Even more surprising is the fact that there’s a display of all the suits Jason and the stuntman wore during the filming of the Power Rangers show, like the Green Ranger, the White Ranger, the Red Zeo Ranger, and Black Dino Thunder Ranger. As our heroes stare at Jason’s memorabilia, the Power Ranger actor comes back and brings his Master Morpher that he used in while filming Super Ninja Steel for the 25th Anniversary special. Ellie questions on why he brought forth his prop.

Ellie: Why are you bringing your prop with you? I don’t think it’ll work.

Jason (smiling): It’s not just a prop. It’s a utility.

Our heroes boarded back onto Ellie’s vehicle while Jason goes on his own car to give the two Ranger teams some space. They went off to find out where Sweet Pete was heading. Movie Dale picked up his phone to check if there’s any activity surrounding the evil Peter Pan clone. Unfortunately for him, he’s got a lead thanks to breaking news of Sweet Pete using his godlike powers on Downtown Los Angeles. This horrifies the Rangers, Peter, and Ellie. Ellie tells Jason to follow her on their way to LA. Hoping they’ll make it there on time.

Meanwhile at City Hall, the citizens of LA; both humans and cartoon characters, notice that there’s an evil presence descending down the ground. It was Sweet Pete carrying his hostage. Sweet Pete calls upon the fellow citizens to pay attention to him.

Sweet Pete: Fellow, citizens of Los Angeles! It is I, Sweet Pete; the Peter Pan you used to know! And I will be your new ruler! All of you will bow to me!

Knowing every supervillain cliche in the book, the fellow citizens refuse to bow to the evil Peter Pan clone. Pete, with a cocky smile, uses his dark powers to force the fellow citizens into bowing down to him. And he forces them to be his slaves; much to Wendy’s horror.

Sweet Pete: Much better.

Wendy looks at the evil Peter Pan with anger.

Wendy (angry): This is wrong! If the real Peter Pan was still here, he would’ve defeated you at any second.

Sweet Pete (cocky): Oh, yeah. You’re right. He will come and defeat me. Except for two things. One: Your boyfriend’s knocked out in a coma thanks to me. And two: I’ve got all the powers of a god and there’s nothing he can do to stop me! Not even those stupid animals that he’s been aiding. I am the king of LA. And soon, I’ll be the king of the entire world!

He cackles maniacally as he summons thunder and lightning through the clouds. Giving the atmosphere of impending doom. Wendy is horrified to see Sweet Pete’s triumphant moment. Just when all hope seems lost, suddenly, two cars parked next to the bowing citizens. Pete and Wendy notice the cars being parked. Some people exited their vehicles. It was Ellie, Peter Pan (now back in his Green Crow cowl), and Jason David Frank along with the two Rescue Ranger teams. Then the bowing citizens notice our heroes entering the picture. Pete is surprised to see his original version still alive in one piece. Wendy is ecstatic to see our heroes.

Sweet Pete: Didn’t I get rid of ya?

Peter Pan (in his Green Crow voice): You’ve gotten rid of me for a long time and now…

Our heroic Peter Pan unmasks himself to reveal to the public as well as Wendy.

Peter Pan (back in his normal voice):...It’s payback time!

The citizens are left stunned. They notice that there’s two Peter Pans standing in the same area. This confuses each citizen as to which Peter Pan is the real deal. Although he knows his identity, Sweet Pete is stunned to see the real Peter Pan, alive and well. Wendy smiles upon seeing her old friend again.

Wendy: Hello, Peter.

Pete notices something on Wendy’s face. Like she knows Green Crow’s true identity.

Sweet Pete: Wait, ya knew?

Wendy (cheeky): I’ve always known.

Ellie hands the Rescue Rangers a megaphone.

Movie Chip: It’s time to stop your silly game of “taking over the world”, Pete! You’re gonna be outnumbered!

Sweet Pete: What? Ya think you can stop me?! Please. I’ve got all the power in the world to squish ya!

Movie Dale: Well, we’ve got the power to tell the whole world the truth about you! You’re the fraud who framed a good kid! Peter Pan never stole any innocent cartoon characters to bootleg them! You did!

The crowd are unsure on how to respond. They’re not sure if the young Peter Pan’s the real deal, or just some kid pretending to be him.

Peter Pan: I know judging by this costume I’m wearing, I’m not the Peter Pan I used to be. But all I wanted to gain trust again after my clone framed me for the crimes I didn’t commit. I wanted my good reputation back, please. Trust me.

The crowd are still wondering if they can trust the young Peter Pan. Then Peter does the inevitable. He whistles and summons a familiar face. Then, a sparkling glow appears next to our heroes at the speed of light. That spark is none other than Peter Pan’s old fairy friend; Tinker Bell. She appears waving at the citizens next to Peter. Both Zippers are flustered by the appearance of Tinker Bell; especially Movie Zipper. But Movie Gadget glares at her husband with jealousy. Even Ellie and Jason smile upon seeing the fairy. Then, Peter Pan does his trademark crow.

Peter Pan: \*crows\*

The audience smiles and recognizes the boy who’d never grow up with his fairy friend. This makes Wendy smile. But Sweet Pete gets furious upon seeing his original counterpart gaining his trust back thanks to the civilians.

Sweet Pete: Well, I can crow like him too! Watch! \*ahem\* Cookarookaroo!

The citizens are unimpressed by Sweet Pete’s lackluster crow. Then, they turn on him and boo at him. After hearing multiple boos, Sweet Pete gets even more angry.

Sweet Pete: Fine! Let’s settle this mano to mano!

He flies down toward our heroes and prepares his confrontation with the real Peter Pan.

Sweet Pete: Wanna play your old games, tough guy? Let’s play.

He then uses his evil magic to duplicate himself into 20 copies. The copies surround our heroes, but before they can make a move, Jason talks to Sweet Pete about his backup plan.

Jason: Hey, fatty Pan. I got myself a secret weapon.

He holds up his Master Morpher to make the villain and his clones observe. They all laugh at the fact that he’s carrying a prop.

(Real) Sweet Pete: What are you gonna do? Use your “magic” prop to stop me? Hysterical!

Jason (smiling): You haven’t seen anything yet.

He then uses his morphing stance like does in the show.

Jason: It’s morphin time!

Suddenly, green thunderbolts drop down from the sky and blast Jason during the morphing process. Peter, Ellie, and the Rescue Rangers cover their eyes upon seeing the morph. Same goes for Sweet Pete and his clones. When they open their eyes, they witness a shocking sight. Jason David Frank is now donning his Green Ranger suit from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. The background music plays an epic orchestral rendition of “Go Go Power Rangers” for the arrival of the Green Ranger. This makes our heroes smile upon seeing Jason transforming into the Green Ranger.

Movie Dale: Holy cow! You ARE the Green Ranger!

Green Ranger: That’s right! I’m back.

Movie Zipper: \*whistles\* I would look more dashing in that outfit!

Movie Monterey Jack and Show Monterey Jack (in unison): Crikey!

Movie Chip: Are you guys seeing what I’m seeing?

Show Dale: Yup. A real superhero team up!

Movie Chip smiles upon seeing the show counterpart of his friend’s remark. Peter Pan and Ellie smile at the Green Ranger. Now they’re ready for battle.

Peter Pan: Now, let’s play our game.

Our heroes began to fight the Sweet Pete duplicates. Ellie, thanks to her police training, uses her combat skills to ward off the duplicates. Peter uses his flying abilities to be a bit cocky towards the duplicates of his imposter. The Green Ranger uses his martial arts skills to defend himself from the Sweet Petes. Tinker Bell flies toward our little heroes and uses her pixie dust to make the two Rescue Rangers fly. Luckily, they did so with some additional faith and trust. Now the two Ranger teams are flying. They use a similar technique Peter Pan’s been doing with his combat. Show Chip and Movie Chip fool one of the duplicates to hit them. One duplicate accidentally hits another; much to the delight of the two Chips. The two Dales use acorns to make direct hits toward the Pete clones. Movie Dale makes his nut joke like he did in the first film.

Movie Dale (using his chipmunk voice): I’m into nuts!

Show Dale: \*laughs\* Hey! That’s actually a pretty good joke!

As the two Dales laugh at the joke, they head back to the battle to fight the Pete clones. Movie Gadget and Show Gadget use their technology to counter the evil Pete’s attacks. They’ve succeeded in giving some of the copies a big enough blow. Both Monty's use their hand-to-hand combat to ward off the clones. Movie Zipper tells his show counterpart to use a thumbtack to pin it on one of the clone’s butt. They succeeded. Meanwhile, the Green Ranger wields his Dragon Dagger to defeat the evil clones. Movie Gadget’s impressed with Jason’s skills as a Power Ranger.

Movie Gadget: Wow! You’re a natural.

Green Ranger: Thanks!

As the battle continues, Peter finally confronts the actual version of his duplicate. They have a sword duel similar to how OG Peter does when fighting Captain Hook in the first film. As the two fight, the evil Peter Pan duplicate taunts his heroic counterpart.

Sweet Pete: C’mon, kid. Ya can’t hurt me. Think about it, I’m your potential future. When you’re grown up, you’re gonna be exactly like me. Besides, we’re practically the same character.

But Peter refuses to buy into his clone’s bluff.

Peter Pan: Funny, I’ve been watching Robin Williams’ take on myself. And you know what? He captures the essence of myself more than you do! If I grow up, I’d be more like his version ‘cause he’s been rebuilding his life and gaining back faith, trust, and pixie dust! Unlike you where you’re just a hollow shell, a phony, a coward, and a poor impersonator, you faker!

This gets Sweet Pete more and more angry as he continues to fight the original Pete. Later on, our heroes managed to thwart off every single clone of Sweet Pete and remain victorious. Unfortunately, there’s still the evil Peter Pan they need to take care of. Sweet Pete uses his strength to grab Peter and throw him down on the ground, much to the shock of the other heroes, including Wendy. Pete checks on his counterpart.

Sweet Pete: Ya give up, Petey?

Luckily, Peter Pan, despite being wounded, manages to get himself back up.

Peter Pan: Nope. I’m just getting warmed up.

Sweet Pete prepares to make an energy blast to destroy the young boy. But before his blast could make a direct hit, Jason uses his Dragon Dagger to shield Peter as well as himself from harm.

Green Ranger: Not today, Pete.

This defense infuriates Pete. But before he could make another attack, the Rescue Rangers fly toward the green heroes to defend them. Same goes for Ellie.

Show Gadget: You wanna get to them, you gotta go through us.

The Rangers surrounding their allies in defense makes Pete feel outnumbered. Then, he got an idea.

Sweet Pete: Alright, fine. I’ll let you defend your little boy. In the meantime, I’m gonna have to bring the phrase “Pick on someone your own size” to a whole new level.

The villainous Peter Pan clone surrounds himself with dark clouds as he casts himself an evil spell, much to the concern for our heroes. The dark cloud begins to grow bigger and bigger to the point where it reaches a similar height as a skyscraper. It makes the heroes even more worried upon seeing the growing cloud. Then, the cloud unveils a new form of Sweet Pete. Now, the villain has morphed into a kaiju-sized chimera of various Disney villains with his default head remaining in place. He has the torso of Gaston from Beauty and the Beast, with the upper left arm of Hades from Hercules along with its hand that has a head of Maleficent’s dragon form from Sleeping Beauty, the upper right arm of the Queen of Hearts from Alice in Wonderland with its hand being the head of Scar from the Lion King, with a lower area of Dr. Facilier from Princess and the Frog, the left leg of Syndrome from Incredibles and the right leg of Oogie Boogie from the Nightmare Before Christmas. This kaiju chimera form of Sweet Pete horrifies our heroes upon seeing it. Sweet Pete attacks our heroes, but they thankfully miss the villain’s attack.

Sweet Pete: Oh, don’t run, you guys. The party’s just started.

As the villain taunts our heroes, the Green Ranger has an idea.

Green Ranger: Now it’s my turn to go big.

He whips out his Dragon Dagger and plays it like a flute. The other heroes are concerned about what Jason is doing. Turns out, that melody that Jason played on the Dagger was a call. Approaching from the depths of a lake of Echo Park in LA, emerged a gigantic robotic akin to MechaGodzilla AKA Godzilla’s robotic counterpart. The robotic dragon-like entity sports a black, silver, gold, and green color scheme on its body. It was the Green Ranger’s personal Megazord; the Dragonzord. The dragon Megazord makes its way to LA and gets teleported by Jason’s power from the dagger. Our heroes look at the beastly Megazord standing next to the villain in great size. Movie Dale gets giddy with joy.

Movie Dale: Oh my gosh! You’ve summoned the Dragonzord! Eeeee!

The Green Ranger then flies off into the cockpit of his personal Megazord to pilot it. The other heroes wonder why they couldn’t go in the Megazord.

Show Dale: Hey. How come we can’t get in?

Green Ranger: Sorry, guys. There’s one seat in this Megazord. But I’ve got a better plan. I’m gonna wear down Pete while you guys get ready to inject the antidote on him.

Movie Dale: Roger on that, Jason!

The Megazord and the evil Peter Pan clone finally duke it out in a Godzilla style kaiju fight across Los Angeles. The Dragonzord wards off Sweet Pete’s oncoming attacks. While Sweet Pete uses his Maleficent Dragon head-hand to breathfire, the Dragonzord’s armor is proven to be impenetrable from the heat. The Zord fires missiles from its fingertips at the villain. The hit was successful, but Pete manages to get himself back up. During the fight, the villainous Peter Pan duplicate sees Wendy down at City Hall and pursues her. But the Dragonzord knocks the villain down on the ground with its tail, causing Pete to collapse in a nearby building. Thankfully, there were no casualties during the building’s collapse. Pete gets himself back up and continues his pursuit towards Peter Pan’s friend. He finally uses his Scar head-hand to lunge at Wendy and eats her wide open, much to Peter Pan’s horror. Thankfully, Wendy was never chomped nor swallowed by the Scar head. Peter flies toward the Scar head and tells Jason to shoot his missiles at the teeth of the head-hand. The Dragonzord does so thanks to Jason. After the missile blast, the Scar head’s teeth shattered like a Tom & Jerry cartoon. Peter finally enters the mouth and sees Wendy alive and well. He carries her and flies her out of the head to find a safe spot. Wendy thanks her old friend, but Peter assures her that it’s not over yet. The two shake each other's hand and Peter flies off to tell Tinker Bell to distract his doppelganger. The two Rescue Rangers; now struggling to hold the cure in each hand, fly toward Peter Pan and Tinker Bell.

Movie Gadget: Any luck on wearing him down?

Peter Pan: Kinda. He’s gonna need a lot more to take the fall.

Show Monterey Jack: Do you think you can use your fairy friend to distract him?

Peter Pan: It’s worth a shot.

He tells Tinker Bell to make a distraction towards his doppelganger. Tink agrees and flies off toward the imposter. She makes silly faces at him and in her own bell-like-fairy language, she tells him that he’s nothing but a lowlife manchild. Evil Peter is applauded by her remark.

Sweet Pete: Oh yeah, Tinker Smell? Well I’ve got something to say to you that’s more offensive! Now that I’m grown up, I don’t believe in…

But before he could murder Tink by saying his sentence, he’s interrupted by several hits from the missiles thanks to the Dragonzord.

Green Ranger: Don’t finish your sentence, bub. She’s been through enough near death experiences.

The fairy laughs at the Ranger’s remark. But before he could finish them off, another blast was directed towards the back of his neck. He turns around and sees a military helicopter being piloted by what looks like an ugly blue hedgehog. Yes, it was Ugly Sonic as he’s deploying missiles at the villain.

Sweet Pete: You again?

Ugly Sonic (smiling): That’s right, manbaby! I’m back! And this time, I’m not alone!

He’s also accompanied by the flying Jolly Roger, much to the shock of Sweet Pete. Captain Hook, Mr. Smee and Fat Cat return to the scene to battle alongside Ugly Sonic. This surprises the two Rescue Rangers as well as the Green Ranger, Ellie, and Peter Pan. The evil Peter Pan clone morphs his defeated Scar head into a gigantic cannon to ward off the two new opponents. But thankfully, the Dragonzord uses its tail once again to hit Sweet Pete in the back of the head. He manages to get himself back up and uses his cannon to shoot the Megazord down. He succeeded. The Dragonzord, while taking no damage in its system, lands down on the ground much to the horror of the Power Ranger. Sweet Pete has the hero cornered and uses his Maleficent dragon head-hand to gnaw on the arms of the Zord. While doing so, he tries to shoot the Jolly Roger and Ugly Sonic’s helicopter. And while he misses, he still tries his best to aim at the opponents. As they watched Sweet Pete’s carnage, the two Rescue Rangers stood there floating, watching the horror.

Movie Monterey Jack: Crikey! It looks as though Pete has the upper advantage. Do you think that it’s over, mates?

But Movie Chip turns to his friend.

Movie Chip: It ain’t over ‘til it’s officially over.

The two Rangers place the cure down on a rooftop for a moment, and place each other’s hand, preparing for the ultimate team up. They look at each other with determination and smile.

Rescue Rangers (in unison): Rescue Rangers away!

The two Monterey Jacks grab the antidote with their strength and fly off alongside their respective Rangers to confront Sweet Pete. They made it to the villain’s site and distract him to protect their friends.

Sweet Pete: Why you little…

The villain tries to shoo our heroes like a common housefly, but he misses, much to the delight of the Green Ranger, Peter Pan, and Ellie. Even Ugly Sonic, Captain Hook, Smee, and Fat Cat find this amusing. Movie Dale taunts Sweet Pete with the traditional Na-na gag. This angers the villain, but before he can strike, he’s once again hit by the missiles and cannonballs by Ugly Sonic’s copter and Hook’s Jolly Roger. Show Dale gives his movie counterpart a high five. Since they decided to play a guessing game, the two Rangers keep tricking the villain on which member is which, due to the fact that both Ranger teams are just cartoons. It confuses Sweet Pete more and more until eventually he starts using his Maleficent head-hand and breath fire to try to burn each member of the Rangers. Luckily, our heroes escaped the fire. This confuses Sweet Pete as he couldn’t find our little heroes. But before he can make another move, he’s blasted in the head thanks to the Dragonzord’s missiles. This time, the villain is feeling woozy after taking multiple explosives around him. Finally, the self-proclaimed god is knocked down to the ground. Afterwards, he starts shrinking back to his normal size. The Green Ranger exits his Dragonzord and lands safely next to the position of the villain. Same goes for Tinker Bell. The Rangers descend down to the area while Peter Pan and Ellie make it to their location. Ugly Sonic and Hook also descend their vehicles. Both Jason and Peter let the Rangers do the honors of curing Sweet Pete from his godly powers. With the two Montys’ strength, the Rescue Rangers lift the antidote up and inject it onto Sweet Pete’s neck. During the process, all of Sweet Pete’s chimera appendices disappear and revert back into his normal self. Now Sweet Pete has returned back into his normal state prior to getting the toon-god formula in his system. He’s even in his default Peter Pan clothes. The audience; both human and toons, congratulate our heroes for defeating the menace despite the collateral damage thanks to the Megazord fight. Sweet Pete wakes up from his knock out and sees our heroes angrily gang up on him. Especially Peter Pan.

Sweet Pete: Oh hi, Peter. It’s been a long time, hasn't it?

But the original Peter Pan frowns at his duplicate and lifts him up. He then gives his clone a good punch in the face, knocking him out. Our heroes felt satisfied upon seeing the villain falling down to the ground after the punch.

Ellie: Sweet Pete! You’re under arrest for kidnapping, bootlegging, attempted murder, raiding laboratories, and framing an innocent boy like Peter Pan. By that I mean the REAL Peter Pan! The judges might sentence you to prison for eternity without a single chance of escaping. If you even dare to escape from prison again, it will cost you severely.

The police officers including Bonkers and Judy cuff Sweet Pete take him to the police car. On the way out, Pete looks bitter as he sees our heroes as they mischievously smile at him, hoping that they’ll never see each other again. Wendy comes by to the group and hugs Peter tightly like a mother while thanking her oldest friend. She even thanked the Rescue Rangers, Ellie, and Jason for their actions on stopping Sweet Pete and saving the world from peril. Even Jason unmasks himself in order to give a warm smile to our heroes. As they congratulate each other, Ugly Sonic’s chopper and the Jolly Roger descend down to the streets. As he exits along with Smee, Fat Cat and the pirates, Hook decides to turn himself in along with Smee and the other pirates; given the fact that he helped out Sweet Pete with his search for the formula. Even Smee does the same thing. As the pirates went straight along with their captain thanks to being escorted by Ugly Sonic, Fat Cat feels like he’s going off the hook and would rather resume his criminal activities. But before he could get off scot free, he’s then caught by Professor Nimnul as he notices that he’s not the Fat Cat from this world. He then heads over to our heroes and asks them if the show Rangers can go back to their universe along with Fat Cat.

Nimnul: Now that you’re done taking care of that fake Peter Pan, are you ready to send the other Rescue Rangers back to where they came from?

Movie Chip turns to his counterparts and smiles at them, albeit in a bittersweet tone as he feels like he’s gonna miss them.

Movie Chip (bittersweet): Yeah. We’re ready.

Back at Nimnul Industries, our heroes went to the underground facility where Peter Pan first fought Sweet Pete a few days ago. The Rangers, Ellie, Peter, and Jason await for the inevitable goodbye. Nimnul starts up the now repaired interdimensional gateway and starts scanning Fat Cat’s DNA for the data. The data shows the schematics for the universe where he came from along with the other Rangers. Nimnul starts tossing the show universe’s Fat Cat back to his home world. Then, our heroes from separate universes exchange their goodbyes with each member.

Movie Zipper: Goodbye, younger me. It’s good to know that despite his age, there’s always someone who can be just as good as I am.

Show Zipper: \*makes squeaky noises that translate to “Thanks, older me. You’ve shown me what I would be like when I’m older.”\*

Movie Monterey Jack: Farewell, mate. Wherever you go, you’ll find the best cheese for the two of us.

Show Monterey Jack: Heck, we’ll share it with our lads. If we do meet each other again, we’ll celebrate with the finest cheese I could find.

Movie Gadget: You’re gonna be a great inventor, me. Even with simplicity, you’ll always make the best inventions in town.

Show Gadget: I’ll do it. Not just for you, but for the friends who love me. Especially the one who I deeply love.

Movie Gadget: I’m glad that you and I aren’t so different.

Movie Dale: I’m so gonna miss ya, bro. Ya know, this reminds me of the time that I filmed an episode with an alien chameleon who shapeshifts into me. Only you’re not a jerk like him.

Show Dale: Hey, I’ve had the same experience as you do.

Movie Dale: Well, yours is in-universe while mine’s just a TV show.

Show Dale: Well, TV show or not, we’ll always be the same goofball Dale we’ve always been.

Movie Dale: Amen to that, pal.

Movie Chip: Though we are actors in our universe, in spirit, we’re just like you guys in almost every way.

Show Chip: Do you think we’ll see each other again?

Movie Chip: It may be debatable, but there’s a possibility. We’ve always been Rescue Rangers, show or no show.

Jason, still in his Green Ranger suit, smiles after the heroes bid goodbye. He then walks up to the two groups and offers his own farewell.

Jason: Whether it’s Power or Rescue, once a Ranger, always a Ranger.

He then walks back to Ellie and Peter, and waves goodbye to the Show Rangers. The show Rangers then head straight to the portal and wave goodbye to their movie counterparts. They then enter and disappear back into their home dimension, leaving just the Movie Rangers, Peter Pan, Ellie, and Jason. It’s a bittersweet moment as we fade to black.

One month later, the movie Rescue Rangers are in a battle alongside the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. They’re helping out with the Tokusatsu heroes battling a new monster. After the Power Rangers gave the monster several beatings, the Rescue Rangers helped out by using their blasters to help destroy the monster with the aid of the Power Rangers’ own weapons. They defeat the monster and remain victorious. Then the director yells “Cut!” as the whole battle turns out to be just a scene for a new crossover TV show with the Power Rangers and the Rescue Rangers. The monster reappears unharmed as his defeat was only staged. The director congratulates the heroes for wrapping up a scene for the latest episode. Jason takes off his Green Ranger helmet and congratulates the Rescue Rangers for the filming.

Jason: Heh, thanks for filming with me guys. You were great.

Dale: You’re welcome, Jason. Man. Who’d have thought that a Rescue Rangers superhero team up would be pretty crazy after the last time we did it in real life.

Chip: I remember when I was skeptical of the idea, but I think we might do more.

Gadget: Do ya think we could team up with the Avengers? I’d really love to partner up with Iron Man someday.

Chip: Not a bad idea, Gadget.

After filming the final scene, the Rescue Rangers bid farewell to Jason and the Power Ranger actors as they head off to Gadget’s home. Things have been normal since last month after what happened with the battle of Sweet Pete. On their way to Gadget’s house, they implied that the Genie from the 1992 version of Aladdin managed to use his unlimited powers to return the damaged buildings of LA back to their original state. Peter Pan is declared innocent after winning the trial against his evil doppelganger. Sweet Pete was sentenced for eternity to spend in prison as well as getting ganged up by his former henchman like Bob the Dwarf, Captain Putty, and Jimmy the Polar Bear. Ellie was promoted to be the captain of the LAPD, and Wendy returned back to London to see her children again along with her husband and two brothers. The Rangers finally parked straight into Gadget’s garage and exited the vehicle. As they enter the garage they see something on Gadget’s desk. They went up and saw some sort of piece of paper. Chip then picks it up and sees that it’s a photo. But it’s not just any photo. It’s actually a photo depicting Show Chip and Show Gadget’s wedding with Show Dale being the best man and Show Monty and Zipper congratulating them. This surprises the movie Rescue Rangers, especially Movie Zipper considering that he’s married to Movie Gadget. They then smile warmly upon seeing the wedding picture. Chip turns the picture around and he notices handwriting on the back. Dale tells his friend to read it and that it’s for them. Chip does so.

Show Chip (narrating the letter): “Dear, Rescue Rangers, we congratulate you on our journey we had a month ago. After returning home to our dimension, the Gadget of my world confessed her deep feelings toward me. At first I was puzzled, but then I’ve realized that I have the same feelings for her too. And so later on, we decided to go on several dates, get to know each other more, and finally, we decided to get married; hence the photograph we left you. Ever since we first met, we were puzzled by your differences at first. Whether it’s the Chip and Dale of your earth having normal voices instead of our chipmunk voices, your Gadget and Zipper married and having kids of their own, or Monty sound different from ours. But as our journey progressed, we got to know you more. You’ve shown that despite being just actors for a TV show, you are still like us Rescue Rangers in spirit. You’ve shown to be as heroic as us. I’ve realized that there are some differences in several universes; some good and some bad. But no matter the differences, each universe can be unique in their own way. Do what you do is best for you and never give up being the Rescue Rangers. Sincerely, Chip, the leader of the Rescue Rangers of their world. P.S. If we do see each other again, let’s hope that our adventures can be as grand as our last one.”

As the last sentence was read, we dissolved into a flashback of Show Chip finishing up the letter in his universe. His wife Gadget along with Dale, Monterey Jack and Zipper are standing next to him with warm smiles on their faces. Show Gadget activates a portal she invented and sends her husband to the movie Rangers’ dimension and puts it on Movie Gadget’s desk. We then dissolve to the present day where we see the Movie Rescue Rangers walking toward the streets of Main Street. They then stop as they gaze up in the sky with warm smiles on their faces. The camera then zooms out of the Rangers looking up at the sky as the music goes into an emotional melody. The Rangers know that someday they’ll meet their TV show counterparts once again. Then, the camera fades to black and the movie ends.

In a post-credits scene, we see Ugly Sonic chatting with a hot dog vendor about his big comeback as FBI agent, both in show and reality. He tells the vendor on how when he’s first revealed to the public, that he used to be hated by the public, especially how later the new design of Sonic got more love than him. But after his big comeback as an actor, he’s been getting more and more love, whether ironically or unironically. As he continues his discussion with the vendor, suddenly another blue hedgehog enters the picture. It so happens to be Movie Sonic; A.K.A. the refined Movie Sonic design we see in the two Sonic the Hedgehog movies we see today. Ugly Sonic says hello to his refined counterpart, but Movie Sonic doesn’t respond and glares menacingly towards his original design. He then tells the hot dog vendor that he’ll buy two chili dogs. Ugly Sonic is concerned about why his refined counterpart didn’t respond to him. But his worries fade away as he notices a chili dog offered to him. Turns out, Movie Sonic offered his ugly counterpart a chili dog as he purchased the two chili dogs not just for him, but for Ugly Sonic as well. Ugly Sonic smiles as he takes the chili dog and eats it. Movie Sonic pats him on the back and smiles at him.

Ugly Sonic: I’d never thought that my more handsome self would give me a chili dog. Thank you, handsome me.

Movie Sonic (smiling): Hey. Despite our looks, you and I are still the same Sonic.

Ugly Sonic: Yeah, you’re right. Except that you go fast, and I go slow.

Movie Sonic: Hey, whatever works for us, pal.