I had a great chat with him in 2022 at PMC on National Power Rangers day and Phillip Jean Marie (Max) was a couple of booths down from his and both complimented me on wearing the Howling Wolf jacket that I was wearing.  I still remember some of the stuff we spoke about and he told me he was more of a GI Joe and Transformers fan and didn't know about Power Rangers at the time (and I was perfectly fine with that).

Nice.  I've met Dwayne Cameron a few times

Good memories.  I only went with a few of those back in the day.  Blue and Green.

How long did it take to make?

I have followed his channel and find his take actually pretty good

I am looking forward to the reaction video Mr. St. John. I always find it interesting to hear what went on prior to shooting the episode or scene because there's always something going on (not just from your guys' perspective but also those who are involved in making it happen).

I understand that you were asked to voice a villain for the Power Ranger crossover episode Forever Red (Gerrock). I've already heard Austin St. John's side of the story, as well as a few others (including Catherine Sutherland who was also asked to do one). Besides the fun geek fact that the robot suits used were from another compilation project that Haim Saban did (the show was called Big Bad Beetleborgs), I have been curious how were you asked to be brought in to do voice over on that one episode?

So regarding the minions of the Rangerverse, I will just briefly bring this up. The putties were only on Might Morphin, while the minions for Zeo (the one that JDF was a Red Ranger) were known as Cogs. I don't put it past Mr. St. John to know particular aspects after he left the show. It's not his fault. Honestly, I'm glad that he was able to come back for Wild Force and then later learn years after that he comes in again during the Beast Morphers team up (which I thought was pretty good).

I totally didn't know about that Power Ranger wall in Narita, despite the fact that I went to Japan in 2019. However, me and my family were only there for 2 days which unfortunately wasn't enough to check out certain places. I did get to temporarily visit Akihabara (I know that some of the places are hard to pronounce, but it is actually Otaku [Japanese for geek] heaven) and I practically had sensory overload just trying to take as much as I could and I knew that time was always against me. One fun highlight that I had was visiting the Shibuya district, which is practically almost one could consider double the size of NYC Central Square and I got to cross the famous Shibuya crosswalk but not before taking a quick picture at the famous Hachiko statue train stop. So many stories that I could try and share.