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The sixth Auxiliary zord, The Solar Divine Beast of Apollo, The Snake. It is said that its poison could relay the future, despite being at a price. Apollo's color is gold and his symbol is a sun. The Solar Divine Beast forms a headdress, shoulderpads, and a lyre for the megazord. The head detaches and forms the headress, The chest of the snake detaches and magic strings form. The hood detaches for the lyre. For the Finisher, the chest forms a tuner, and the snake's tail a guitar neck. The megazord in this form fights with sound, like blasts and such, but also, playing different melodies evokes different effects, including a poison sting-esque attack, a solar blast, a healing wave, and a sort of telekinesis bit.

This Beast belongs to Afton, who then gains psychic abilities, i.e. he can see the future and he is granted telekinesis as an offshoot of that. He can emit pure sunlight as well as heal others, but not himself. Afton summons the beast by pressing 1-3-0 on the I-phone and yelling, "Solar Divine Beast, Awaken!" The Divine Beast statue, located in the sunlit clearing of Aton's garden sanctuary, comes to life and enters the world through the sun and sunlight, so if it's nighttime, there's a gold flash on the horizon and the Divine Beast slithers in. It combines with the megazord by pressing 1-2-5 and star.

Everyday, or at least he tries to everyday, Afton practices soccer for an hour at the local park. One night before he plans to, though, he has a dream where he sees a girl sitting by the pond in the park, near a cherry blossom tree with the blossoms falling all around her. He feels the need to talk to her, but then he wakes up. The next day, after he finishes Soccer practice, he begins to walk home when he sees her--The girl from his dream sitting by the pond with the cherry blossoms falling around her. Drawn over to her, he walks over and sits down on the bench beside her, feigning to go through his soccer bag. He sees that she is writing poetry. Afton, always fascinated with english and writing, begins to read it only to realize that after a while, she's noticed him. After the awkwardness, Afton introduces herself and asks if she'd be there tomorrow. She shrugs and walks off. That night, Afton has another dream, where he sees the girl standing by an oak tree watching him practice. The next day, he looks over, and sure enough, she's there. Believing it to be more than mere coincidence, he walks over and greets her, showing her some of his own writing, even some songs he thought up. As they walk, she reads it and really likes it, really getting into it and critiquing him on certain things. Afton really appreciates it. He tells her that she should come down to the Collisseum sometime, and she agrees. He has another dream seeing her walk through the Collisseum doors, and the next day his dream comes true. He finally bites the bullet and tells her about his dreams, and she confesses she's been dreaming of him as well. Afton's deductive reasoning kicks in(All but one Godly Spirit in their grasp, the God of oracles) and he asks if she's a demigod. Shocked at how he knew, the girl says yes, and he confesses he is one as well. Come to find out, her dreams have been urging her to come and find the other Demigod Children, but especially Afton. Afton pleads with her to give up her Godly Spirit, or else the enemy may get it, but she reveals that she doesn't have it. Her father, Apollo, never gave it to her, but hid it away. Meanwhile, Aaron, having been fed up with Asteria's and Typhon's failures thus far, conjures up his own challenge for the ranger. He summons creatures that are sacred to his father to plague Lito Creek--The Stymphalian Birds. Demonic crows with beaks of bronze and feathers like arrows, The Birds quickly overtake the city. The rangers fight, knowing that sound is the only thing to drive the birds away, specifically the sound of castanets. They try that, but still the birds are unphased...apparently millenia of getting used to certain sounds has made them used to every sound. The Rangers retreat, but the girl suggests another option. The Birds are impervious to all sound except one: Apollo's Lyre. The first lyre in existence, it is said that if played by someone blessed by Apollo, magic would happen. Apollo, had been sending her dreams before the war telling of its coming, and what to do to survive. One of which was the secret location of the Lyre and the godly spirit, and telling her to only reveal it to a warrior of love who knows the language of the Gods and can understand its meaning. The girl, being a daughter of Apollo, interprets that as a metaphor for poetry, and after Afton showed her his writing, she knew he was the one. The birds attack again, but this time Afton and the girl leave the rangers to fight while they search for the lyre and spirit. Their search leads them to Delphi, Apollo's sacred Oracle. The girl enters, and soon the temple comes to life, and they see the lyre on an altar. Just then, however, a shining gold spiritual cobra appears over the altar, and mentally speaks to them, revealing itself as the spirit of the oracle and of Lord Apollo. Its eyes lock onto Apollo's daughter and speaks to her, saying it is time for her to receive her Godly spirit. The cobra spirit flows through her, and her eyes glow like sunlight. She turns to Afton and tels him in a voice not her own that if he wants the lyre, he must prove himself. She morphs into a naga-esque creature and attacks Afton, who, after a grieving battle with his friend, wins the battle and the spirit is transferred to Afton along with the Lyre. They return and use the lyre's music on the birds, which ultimately leads to their downfall. The sound of the lyre is so sweet and miraculous that it echoes throughtout the land, even reaching the ears of Aaron. the music is so powerful that it breaks the hold Kronos had over Aaron, thus setting into motion the events that would lead to his ultimate decision...

The finisher is called Sonic Serenade. If it's nighttime, everything changes to day and the spirit of Apollo steps from the megazord, eventually shining so bright that the monster is temporarily blinded and disoriented. The rangers attach the tail to form a guitar, and the rangers cry, "Sonic Serenade!" The megazord strums on the guitar like nobody's business, sending lethal shock waves of sound to destroy the monster.

Hope ya like! Next up, if I don't get out of my artistic block, a pic of all the zords plus the thirteenth, the Royal Divine Beast!

Description
The sixth Auxiliary zord, The Solar Divine Beast of Apollo, The Snake. It is said that its poison could relay the future, despite being at a price. Apollo's color is gold and his symbol is a sun. The Solar Divine Beast forms a headdress, shoulderpads, and a lyre for the megazord. The head detaches and forms the headress, The chest of the snake detaches and magic strings form. The hood detaches for the lyre. For the Finisher, the chest forms a tuner, and the snake's tail a guitar neck. The megazord in this form fights with sound, like blasts and such, but also, playing different melodies evokes different effects, including a poison sting-esque attack, a solar blast, a healing wave, and a sort of telekinesis bit.

This Beast belongs to Afton, who then gains psychic abilities, i.e. he can see the future and he is granted telekinesis as an offshoot of that. He can emit pure sunlight as well as heal others, but not himself. Afton summons the beast by pressing 1-3-0 on the I-phone and yelling, "Solar Divine Beast, Awaken!" The Divine Beast statue, located in the sunlit clearing of Aton's garden sanctuary, comes to life and enters the world through the sun and sunlight, so if it's nighttime, there's a gold flash on the horizon and the Divine Beast slithers in. It combines with the megazord by pressing 1-2-5 and star.

Everyday, or at least he tries to everyday, Afton practices soccer for an hour at the local park. One night before he plans to, though, he has a dream where he sees a girl sitting by the pond in the park, near a cherry blossom tree with the blossoms falling all around her. He feels the need to talk to her, but then he wakes up. The next day, after he finishes Soccer practice, he begins to walk home when he sees her--The girl from his dream sitting by the pond with the cherry blossoms falling around her. Drawn over to her, he walks over and sits down on the bench beside her, feigning to go through his soccer bag. He sees that she is writing poetry. Afton, always fascinated with english and writing, begins to read it only to realize that after a while, she's noticed him. After the awkwardness, Afton introduces herself and asks if she'd be there tomorrow. She shrugs and walks off. That night, Afton has another dream, where he sees the girl standing by an oak tree watching him practice. The next day, he looks over, and sure enough, she's there. Believing it to be more than mere coincidence, he walks over and greets her, showing her some of his own writing, even some songs he thought up. As they walk, she reads it and really likes it, really getting into it and critiquing him on certain things. Afton really appreciates it. He tells her that she should come down to the Collisseum sometime, and she agrees. He has another dream seeing her walk through the Collisseum doors, and the next day his dream comes true. He finally bites the bullet and tells her about his dreams, and she confesses she's been dreaming of him as well. Afton's deductive reasoning kicks in(All but one Godly Spirit in their grasp, the God of oracles) and he asks if she's a demigod. Shocked at how he knew, the girl says yes, and he confesses he is one as well. Come to find out, her dreams have been urging her to come and find the other Demigod Children, but especially Afton. Afton pleads with her to give up her Godly Spirit, or else the enemy may get it, but she reveals that she doesn't have it. Her father, Apollo, never gave it to her, but hid it away. Meanwhile, Aaron, having been fed up with Asteria's and Typhon's failures thus far, conjures up his own challenge for the ranger. He summons creatures that are sacred to his father to plague Lito Creek--The Stymphalian Birds. Demonic crows with beaks of bronze and feathers like arrows, The Birds quickly overtake the city. The rangers fight, knowing that sound is the only thing to drive the birds away, specifically the sound of castanets. They try that, but still the birds are unphased...apparently millenia of getting used to certain sounds has made them used to every sound. The Rangers retreat, but the girl suggests another option. The Birds are impervious to all sound except one: Apollo's Lyre. The first lyre in existence, it is said that if played by someone blessed by Apollo, magic would happen. Apollo, had been sending her dreams before the war telling of its coming, and what to do to survive. One of which was the secret location of the Lyre and the godly spirit, and telling her to only reveal it to a warrior of love who knows the language of the Gods and can understand its meaning. The girl, being a daughter of Apollo, interprets that as a metaphor for poetry, and after Afton showed her his writing, she knew he was the one. The birds attack again, but this time Afton and the girl leave the rangers to fight while they search for the lyre and spirit. Their search leads them to Delphi, Apollo's sacred Oracle. The girl enters, and soon the temple comes to life, and they see the lyre on an altar. Just then, however, a shining gold spiritual cobra appears over the altar, and mentally speaks to them, revealing itself as the spirit of the oracle and of Lord Apollo. Its eyes lock onto Apollo's daughter and speaks to her, saying it is time for her to receive her Godly spirit. The cobra spirit flows through her, and her eyes glow like sunlight. She turns to Afton and tels him in a voice not her own that if he wants the lyre, he must prove himself. She morphs into a naga-esque creature and attacks Afton, who, after a grieving battle with his friend, wins the battle and the spirit is transferred to Afton along with the Lyre. They return and use the lyre's music on the birds, which ultimately leads to their downfall. The sound of the lyre is so sweet and miraculous that it echoes throughtout the land, even reaching the ears of Aaron. the music is so powerful that it breaks the hold Kronos had over Aaron, thus setting into motion the events that would lead to his ultimate decision...

The finisher is called Sonic Serenade. If it's nighttime, everything changes to day and the spirit of Apollo steps from the megazord, eventually shining so bright that the monster is temporarily blinded and disoriented. The rangers attach the tail to form a guitar, and the rangers cry, "Sonic Serenade!" The megazord strums on the guitar like nobody's business, sending lethal shock waves of sound to destroy the monster.

Hope ya like! Next up, if I don't get out of my artistic block, a pic of all the zords plus the thirteenth, the Royal Divine Beast!