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1 King Sphinx

King Sphinx is a sphinx monster created by Finster .

King Sphinx could blow people away with his wings. King Sphinx wielded a scepter with a golden question mark on the end. King Sphinx could shoot flaming question marks from his scepter.

King Sphinx's hobby was burying Power Rangers up to their necks in the sand and leaving them there forever. Finster supposedly created King Sphinx from a handful of Egyptian sand, which he may have thrown into the clay used to make the monster's model. King Sphinx's eye tattoo could see for miles, and his cobra headdress could strike with deadly venom. King Sphinx's one weakness was rain, which would dissolve him into a sandy puddle.

2 Zeltrax

Zeltrax is a villain in the Power Rangers universe. He has a black suit and a dinosaur head. He is actually Terrence "Smitty" Smith, an old associate of Tommy's.

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