Justin Stewart
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| Justin Stewart | |
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| From Power Rangers: Turbo | |
| Title(s) | Blue Turbo Ranger |
| First appearance | Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie |
| Last appearance | True Blue To The Rescue (Power Rangers: In Space)[1] |
| Status | Retired |
| Affiliations/Relatives | None |
| Homeworld | Earth |
| Weapons/Gear | Turbo Morpher w/ Key Wrist Communicator Turbo Blaster Turbo Sword Turbo Hand Blasters |
| Vehicles | Blue Turbo Cart Storm Blaster |
| Zords | Mountain Blaster Turbozord Siren Blaster Rescuezord |
| Portrayed by | Blake Foster |
Justin Stewart is a fictional character in the Power Rangers universe. He first appeared in Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, and served as the Blue Ranger throughout the subsequent television series, Power Rangers: Turbo. He is played by Blake Foster.
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[edit] History
[edit] In Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie
Justin first appeared in Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, in which he learns the Power Rangers' identities by accident. In the movie, he was portrayed as a child whose father was always away on business trips. After witnessing Rocky DeSantos injure himself in a martial arts practice (where Rocky and Tommy would fight a rival martial arts team with the proceeds going to charities), Justin decides to visit Rocky in the hospital alone. Justin decides to hide under the bed when the other four Rangers appear, so as to not alert any of the five to his presence. However, during their visit, the four remaining Rangers are called by Zordon and teleport away. Because of this, Justin learns that Rocky and his friends are the Power Rangers. Justin was forced to reveal himself to Rocky after bumping his head against the foot of the bed. As it turns out, the situation that the Rangers were in was very serious, and because Justin had learned of the Power Rangers' identities, Rocky sent Justin in his place, both to silence Justin and to provide an extra healthy body to the team, as the new Blue Turbo Ranger. During his morphing sequence, Justin's morphing belt released a power to allow Justin to grow to the same size as the rest of the Rangers. However, Justin's role largely diminished at this time, with him being a background character for the rest of the film.
[edit] In Power Rangers Turbo
He was emphasized more during Power Rangers: Turbo, by virtue of little more than being the only new character. Part way through the series, when the other Rangers left and were replaced by new ones, Justin finally became an equal member of the team. At the end of Turbo, he reunites with his father, who had returned home to a new job where he did not have to travel. This, however, came at a time where the Rangers' command center was overrun by evil forces, and thus rather than joining the other four Rangers in chasing after Divatox and company into space, he chose to remain at home, ending his tenure as a Power Ranger.
[edit] In Power Rangers In Space
Justin has made one final appearance in Power Rangers: In Space, where he teamed up with his old teammates to save Lightning Cruiser and Storm Blaster.
For the longest time, Justin held the record of being the youngest Ranger ever. However, he has since lost that title to Mackenzie Hartford, the Red Ranger of 2007's Power Rangers Operation Overdrive, who was eventually revealed to be a recently built android, two years to be exact. He is still the youngest human, by birth, ranger.
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| Preceded by Rocky DeSantos |
Blue Ranger 1997 |
Succeeded by T.J. Johnson |
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