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Arrowhead
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- magical artifact given to brothers Tommy Oliver and David Trueheart; can control ancient evil spirits
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After young Tommy had
completed his Zeo quest in an unknown time period, True of Heart gave young Tommy half an arrowhead, telling him he had also
earned it; he said it was to remember his time here, and that one day he
would find the other half, and then his personal quest would be
complete; True of Heart was in the
process of telling young Tommy what secret the
arrowhead would reveal when Tommy was sucked up by his subcrystal into the portal above with a
red energy star.
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After waking up from the same nightmare about
receiving his arrowhead and about a battle in the Zeo Megazord, Tommy
went to the Power Chamber in the middle
of the night with the arrowhead around his neck.
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The falcon flew
away with white mist, then the falcon,
flying above, dissolved into white mist, and flaming energy streaked
into Tommy's chest.
David said that the
spirit of the falcon had led Tommy to him.
When David was little, a
wise man had given him the other half of the arrowhead, also telling David that when he found the other half, he would
complete his quest.
David revealed that he
was David Trueheart, Tommy's brother, and he then merged his and Tommy's arrowhead
halves.
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David and Tommy shared a great responsibility: the arrowhead
they guarded contained very strong and old powers that they couldn't let
fall into evil hands.
Billy couldn't detect
anything special about the arrowhead with the Power Chamber's equipment.
As helmetless Tommy held
the arrowhead, it glowed with golden energy, and Tommy concentrated, sending an astral projection of
himself (appearing unmorphed) to the cave where David was held; both Tommy
and David saw each other.
When Tommy tried again,
this time an image of Sam appeared in the
Power Chamber, describing to Tommy the dangers of the cave where David was being held.
The other Rangers
couldn't see the image of Sam, but it's
unknown whether they could hear it.
At the reservation, morphed Tommy had the arrowhead show him to David, and it did so with a translucent purple
energy sphere surrounded by translucent gold energy rings.
The arrowhead led Tommy
to a location above the cave
where David was, and then the orb vanished.
To teleport down to David, Tommy shot a golden
beam from the arrowhead into the ground, and a larger version of the
previous purple and gold energy sphere took Tommy's place, then flew into a rock, slamming Tommy against, as Mondo's forcefield was impenetrable.
Tommy gave Mondo the arrowhead to free David, but Mondo didn't
follow through with the deal.
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Klank found that
the arrowhead appeared to be part of a magical stone, and if the two
pieces were reunited, it could have the power to control monsters.
Sam explained that
many years ago, the land had been ruled by powerful evil spirits, but that a great warrior had captured
them and imprisoned them in the arrowhead;
thus, whoever held the arrowhead controlled
the spirits.
David knew about the
stone in the forest which, according
to the legends, would activate the arrowhead's full powers; if Mondo used it, he could control monsters that even the Power Rangers couldn't defeat.
Klank soon
reported that they'd found a stone in the forest that matched the energy readings
of the arrowhead.
Once the stone had been located, Mondo, in the forest, said he was poised on the brink
of controlling the Earth's most primitive monsters.
Mondo could feel the
power coming from the stone.
The hole in the boulder was rippling with purple
energy.
Mondo blasted the hole with a blue energy bolt
from his staff, and it continued to ripple with purple energy.
While the villains were distracted by a blast from
the Red Battlezord, Tommy leapt down and snatched the arrowhead from
the stone in the forest, removing
the newly-acquired ancient powers from Mondo.
The arrowhead split as Tommy and David held it at
the same time in the Youth Center, and Tommy figured they were supposed to hold onto the
halves separately.
"Arrowhead."
Updated 4/7/05.
Edited by Joe Rovang. Content owned by Disney, used without permission.