 This article is about a monster in Power Rangers Jungle Fury.
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- "No! This shouldn't be happening!"
- ―Porcupongo's final words before his destruction.[src]
Porcupongo was a Rinshi who held the spirit of the Porcupine and served as the main antagonist of the episode "Bad to the Bone".
History[]
Porcupongo serves Dai Shi and Camille. After Hamhock is destroyed, Camille orders Porcupongo to destroy the Jungle Fury Rangers whilst she goes to revive Grizzaka.
Porcupongo attacks Ocean Bluff and encounters the Power Rangers. Porcupongo can attack with whirlwinds of needles and is strong in close combat so, in the first fight with the Rangers, Porcupongo overwhelms the three and hits Lily with his needles with one getting stuck in her body which make her act like a biker girl.
The monster later returns and fights only Casey and Theo and is winning but Fran removes the quill and Lily returns to help her friends. The Rangers morph into Jungle Master Mode and defeat Porcupongo.
But he later grows only to be destroyed by the Jungle Master Megazord with Elephant Power and its Jungle Mace Engage attack.
Personality[]
Porcupongo was a brutal, arrogant, and cunning Rinshi who was a strong and resourceful fighter and a strong opponent for the Power Rangers. He managed to separate them by brainwashing Lily and temporarily disabled them, but was defeated when Lily returned to aid her friends. Porcupongo was intensely loyal to Dai Shi and especially Camille.
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Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
- Monster Transformation: Porcupongo could change from his Rinshi form to his monster form at will.
- Porcupine Spirit: With the spirit of a porcupine, Porcupongo's attacks belong to the style of that animal.
- Quill Projection: Being a porcupine-based monster, Porcupongo could fire razor-sharp quills from his body.
- Quill Storm: Porcupongo could fire a massive barrage of quills at his enemies but the Jungle Master with Elephant Power blocked them all with the Jungle Mace.
- Body Modification: Porcupongo could modify parts of his body, as seen when he turned his hands into large needles.
- Enlarging: Porcupongo enlarge himself at will in a cloud of purple energy.
- Instant Enlargement: Porcupongo was able to enlarge himself without having to gather fear given he never attacked normal people.
- Porcupine Spin: Porcupongo's apparent strongest attack where he placed his feet together and spun at high speeds to slam into his enemies. He used this as a last ditch attempt to destroy the Rangers but was destroyed mid-attack.
- Quill Projection: Being a porcupine-based monster, Porcupongo could fire razor-sharp quills from his body.
Abilities[]
- Strength: Porcupongo was one of the strongest monsters as he was able to overpower Lily fiercely with his claw jabs in his first battle and later Theo in his next battle.
- Durability: Porcupongo's body was covered in thick needles and quills that let him withstand many attacks.
Weaknesses[]
- Durability Limit: Porcupongo's durability has limits, as seen when he was destroyed by the Jungle Master Megazord with Elephant Power.
Arsenal[]
- Needle Hands: Porcupongo could turn his normal hands into massive needles which he can strike and jab his enemies with in combat.
- Needle-Sword Mountain: A form of acupuncture that Porcupongo could use with his needle hands to change a person's personality.
Behind the Scenes[]
Portrayal[]
- Porcupongo was voiced by Peter Ford.
Design[]
- Poctupongo was designed to look like an anthropomorphic porcupine.
Etymology[]
- His name was a combination of porcupine and pongo.
Notes[]
- Porcupongo was the only Rinshi to brainwash a Ranger.
Appearances[]
Power Rangers Jungle Fury
- Episode 15: Bad to the Bone
Power Rangers: Heroes of the Grid[]
Porcupongo, called "Porcupongor", appears in the board game Power Rangers: Heroes of the Grid as an opponent in the "Light and Darkness" expansion. He is a card in the Rinshi Beasts' enemy deck.See Also[]
- Marashiya - Super Sentai counterpart in Gekiranger. See comparison page.
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