Why was Dai Shi subserviant to the Overlords?

[MattEmily]

yes it's true that Dai Shi the physical presence was within Jarrod so Dai Shi would've been outranking the Overlords due to being the Master but they were using Carnisoar and Jellica to train him so that it would get rid of the human influence that was coming from Jarrod.
He was being let's say "soft" if you will since he wasn't in full control of Jarrod.
Grizzaka didn't care who he was he hated Dai Shi and despised humans so even if he wasn't in Jarrod's body it's hard to say how loyal he would've been.

[Jungle Pride Megazord]

Originally Posted by MattEmily

yes it's true that Dai Shi the physical presence was within Jarrod so Dai Shi would've been outranking the Overlords due to being the Master but they were using Carnisoar and Jellica to train him so that it would get rid of the human influence that was coming from Jarrod.
He was being let's say "soft" if you will since he wasn't in full control of Jarrod.
Grizzaka didn't care who he was he hated Dai Shi and despised humans so even if he wasn't in Jarrod's body it's hard to say how loyal he would've been.

Its odd how Dai Shi was less powerful than the Overlords. And then the Phantom Beasts just accepted him as their leader when they were originally at war.

[Green With Envy]

Originally Posted by Jungle Pride Megazord

Its odd how Dai Shi was less powerful than the Overlords. And then the Phantom Beasts just accepted him as their leader when they were originally at war.

The Beasts went with the power and hated the Rangers worse.