Why was Dai Shi subserviant to the Overlords?

Captain Codfish · 02/25/18, 09:52 PM

Jarrod's humanity slowed Dai Shi down and made him less powerful. The Overlords had more power. So they could order him around. Plus Dai Shi was trying to test hiself to become more powerful. He needed the Overlords to push his Jarrod side to evil.

The Phantom Beasts grew to respect Dai Shi's Power after they were defeated. So when they were freed they figured it was smarter to join him and rule the world.

02/25/18, 09:52 PM	#12
Captain Codfish Power Ranger Join Date: 04/24/11 Location: Washington Posts: 749	Re: Why was Dai Shi subserviant to the Overlords? Jarrod's humanity slowed Dai Shi down and made him less powerful. The Overlords had more power. So they could order him around. Plus Dai Shi was trying to test hiself to become more powerful. He needed the Overlords to push his Jarrod side to evil. The Phantom Beasts grew to respect Dai Shi's Power after they were defeated. So when they were freed they figured it was smarter to join him and rule the world.