Power Rangers

All of the A-Squad demorphs when their new Megazord explodes, except for Red, who remains morphed, but lacks her helmet. Why didn't she demorph entirely like the rest?

Why does Jack depower from SWAT Mode, and not use his Battlizer, when going up to face Broodwing?

The B-Squad card contains the A-Squad by holding their Morphers vertically, yet the proper way to do so is to hold them horizontally.

INCORRECTLY REGARDED AS A GOOF: Syd says the Delta Command Megazord is "gone". However, this does not mean it's left the city. What she means is that it's left the immediate area, off to cause destruction in another part of the city. Granted, it's unknown why they simply couldn't look at the skyline and see it, unless buildings were blocking their view of it.

The A-Squad's new Megazord appears to transform from Broodwing's tank, yet not only is the tank currently miles away at the Delta Base, but A-Squad has no association of any kind with Broodwing!

In "SWAT (2)", Sgt. Silverback has a device capable of demorphing the Rangers. Why isn't it used on the A-Squad when they're discovered to have gone evil? There is no stated difference in power sources for B from A.

We've seen that Gruumm has the stolen SWAT tech at his disposal. Yet it seems as though he doesn't equip the A-Squad with it, and as thus, they lose to the SWAT B-Squad. Exactly why didn't he do the obvious and give them that upgrade?

Omni claims that Gruumm has yet to "complete" his "Magnificence". Yet, until this point, Gruumm has always called Omni "Magnificence".

INCORRECTLY REGARDED AS A GOOF: There's no indication of sunset at all during the B-Squad's battle with the A-Squad, when they're outside. However, the second part of their battle takes place inside the warehouse. It's possible that the second part of the B-Squad's battle with the A-Squad could have been long enough for the sun to completely go down and for it to be nightfall.

Kat just says the A-Squad "has gone" and taken Doggie with them, but immediately the Rangers jump to conclusions and get all gaspy. But there's no reason why they should yet think anything bad of the idea of the A-Squad and Doggie leaving together as anything evil!

A-Squad turning out to be evil, all out of greed, is basically the same exact plotline from "Idol", when Dru, after going missing, shows up, pretends to be good, attacks Doggie, and then confronts the Rangers, revealing he did it for money. It's not only absurd to think it could happen twice in the SPD ranks within a year, the fact nobody connects the two events is even odder.

The B-Squad Rangers lose their helmets between commercial breaks. There's no reason given as to why they lose them, the A-Squad didn't have them captured and none had been damaged whatsoever.