Lord Zedd and Rita should have had a kid

[MMPR Forever]

I think that would have been too mature for a kids show. They would have never had the two of them have a kid during MMPR. I really don't think they needed one.

[PsychoGreen]

Originally Posted by MMPR Forever

I think that would have been too mature for a kids show. They would have never had the two of them have a kid during MMPR. I really don't think they needed one.

I can see this going both ways. The idea of two villains having a kid during the course of the show is pretty ridiculous and as you pointed out too mature for a kids show. Plus, as dysfunctional as they were as a couple, the last thing they needed was a kid.

But then if they had a already existing kid like King Mondo & Queen Machina's son Prince Sprocket, they might have pulled that off. But it really wouldn't have added anything in my opinion.

[MattEmily]

Originally Posted by MMPR Forever

I think that would have been too mature for a kids show. They would have never had the two of them have a kid during MMPR. I really don't think they needed one.

I don't think it would have pushed the "mature" boundaries too much but I personally didn't see any need for one when you already had Rita and Zedd for leaders plus you had Goldar as a soldier, you had Finster to help out with monster creations, Squatt and Baboo for comic relief and Rito for additional comic relief once he appeared in Season 3.

There were too many villains to begin with as of Season 3.

[PsychoGreen]

Originally Posted by MattEmily

I personally didn't see any need for one when you already had Rita and Zedd for leaders plus you had Goldar as a soldier, you had Finster to help out with monster creations, Squatt and Baboo for comic relief and Rito for additional comic relief once he appeared in Season 3.

There were too many villains to begin with as of Season 3.

Plus the short lived appearances of Scorpina, there was definitely a pretty large cast of villians. Squatt, Baboo, and later Rito: all filled that void of being whiny, young, immature, and stupid that a "child" role probably would have been anyway.