 This article is about a monster in Power Rangers Time Force.
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"Samurhive" is a samurai/bee stinger-themed mutant, who appears in one of Ransik's flashbacks. He never appeared personally in the series itself and it's little known about him.
History
Just like all the other mutants, Samurhive was created in the chemical accident on the biological facility. He became a criminal and served Ransik. He encountered the Time Force and was captured and frozen in the Cryo-prison. Samurhive never appeared in the series itself, never encountered the Rangers and was only seen in Ransik's memories in the fourth episode. 
TV STORY-Ransik Lives
Personality
Little is known about Samurhive's personality. He never appeared but it can be assumed that he enjoyed causing chaos as a supervillain and robbing people, as well as stealing money. It can also be presumed that he was loyal to Ransik.
Powers and Abilities
Powers
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Abilities
- Superhuman Strength: Samurhive possesses superhuman physical strength due to his Samurai theme.
- Superhuman Agility: Samurhive also possesses superhuman agility.
- Superhuman Speed: Additionally, Samurhive has superhuman speed.
Weaknesses
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Arsenal
- Samurai Sword: Samurhive uses a sword in combat.
- Energy Blasts: Although it wasn't shown, it can be assumed that Samurhive could fire energy blasts from his sword.
Profile
- Mutant Seal Patch Location: Back of left hand.
Behind the Scenes
Portrayal
- Samurhive didn't have a voice actor because he appeared briefly.
Design
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Etymology
to be added
Notes
- Samurhive has a small role in Time Force.
- The reasons for not having a big role is because in the Sentai footage, he made the Timerangers drunk & drinking alcohol is inappropriate for an American kids show.
Appearances
Power Rangers Time Force
- Episode 4: Ransik Lives (cameo via flashback)
See Also
- Bodyguard Hydrid - Super Sentai counterpart in Timeranger. See comparison page.
References
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