"Bad Story"

Prompt: Write a POV transformation story of a human reader completely turning into both Hunter Bradley (in his Crimson Thunder Ranger suit) and Blake Bradley (in his Navy Thunder Ranger suit) from a Power Rangers Ninja Storm live-action television series, complete with splitting to two people (the reader literally splitting apart and turning into two people with separate minds), gender change (if the reader is a female before the transformation; in case the reader is female, her breasts flatten to leave her flat-chested, while her feminine curves vanished to give way to a male body, as an Adam's apple forms in her throat to give her a masculine voice, and her female genitals (vagina, ovaries, and uterus) invert itself into male genitals (testicles and penis); however, the reader could be a male before the transformation, this gender change is optional), instant clothes change, age change, height change, reality change (the reader's real world warping and turning into the world of Power Rangers Ninja Storm), and mind/mental change (with the now-cloned reader's personality and memories being completely replaced with Hunter Bradley's and Blake Bradley's personality and memories, despite their best efforts on fighting off the new memories/personality, making both of them completely forget they were a single person, and a mundane one at that (they both knew that they were never one person they don't remember being nor were they ever mundane), and they remembered that they had always been ninjas and power rangers, as well as being named Hunter Bradley and Blake Bradley (which is their true/real selves), with both of them being brothers). The transformation is permanent (meaning it is forever) and is completely irreversible. For Hunter Bradley's appearance (after the reader turned into him), he is a tall, athletic power ranger, standing at around 6 feet tall. He has short, blonde hair. He is of European in origins. In his power ranger outfit, he wears a pair of knee-high crimson boots with golden crops, and has golden circular armor on his knees. He also has a black jumpsuit with a golden belt around his waist to separate the crimson torso area and silver arms of the suit, with golden shoulder pads on his shoulders and the neck part of the jumpsuit being black like the legs and lower torso. In the middle of the jumpsuit's chest, it contains a strange symbol resembling a golden tree inside of a golden circle. He also wears a pair of crimson gloves with golden outlines on it. His helmet is crimson-colored and covers his entire outfit, with a black visor outlined by golden (which also has an ornament on top resembling a "rhino beetle's horn"). For Hunter Bradley's personality, he is a cool-headed, independent and dedicated man. He is loyal to his team, especially his adopted brother Blake. Sometimes, Hunter can be a loner and prefers to work alone. Not a lot is known about Hunter and Blake Bradley's early years, except that they were both adopted at a young age by the Bradleys, a young couple who were also members of the Thunder Ninja Academy. It seems that both Bradleys shared a content childhood with their adoptive family, until they were later murdered by the fallen Wind Ninja, Lothor. Hunter and Blake unfortunately are unaware who is responsible for their deaths until years later. Following the death of their family, the boys continued to live at the Thunder Ninja Academy, now being raised by Sensei Omino. Years later, both the Thunder and Wind Academies are attacked by Lothor, and nearly the entire population of both schools are taken captive by the space pirate. Fortunately, before being captured, Sensei Omino selects the Bradley boys to take the Thunder Morphers (which were developed in a joint effort between the Thunder and Wind Academies). With their new powers, and unfortunately unaware of who was responsible for the attacks, Hunter and Blake manage to make their escape. Soon after, Lothor locates the Bradleys, and approaches them with the promise of avenging not only the capture of their school, but also the deaths of their parents. Lothor spins them a lie of how the Sensei of the Wind Academy Kanoi Watanabe, was responsible for their parent's murder. Since neither Blake nor Hunter know the truth, they agree to use their Ranger Powers and begin a full assault against the Wind Ninja Rangers and their Sensei. For a time, the two Rangers were forced to battle against each other, leading up Hunter and Blake infiltrating Ninja Ops, attacking Cameron Watanabe, and finally kidnapping Sensei Watanabe. However, before they able to kill the ninja master turned guinea pig, the ghosts of their parents appear to the Thunder Rangers revealing the truth of their deaths. The Wind Rangers, although reluctantly, ask the Thunder Rangers to join them in their battle against Lothor. Yet, Hunter and Blake instead chose to leave for a while so as to come to grips with the truth of their parent's deaths and also to come to terms with their own misjudgments. In hopes to make up for their past mistakes, the boys attempt to infiltrate Lothor's Ship. Unfortunately, while they are on the ship, Choobo captures and brainwashes them so that they become a threat to the Wind Ninjas once more. Choobo traps the Wind and Thunder Rangers on an island so that they can kill each other, but the Thunder Rangers regain their memories. As a last resort, Lothor uses a ray that causes Hunter to fly into a rage and attack everyone. Hunter accidentally takes a breath of mist that makes him even more confused and angry, but the Wind Ninjas and Blake later help him come back to his senses. Following this, the Wind Rangers again offer to join forces with the Thunder Rangers, who this time accept. Upon joining the Wind Rangers, Hunter and Blake get jobs with Dustin Brooks, at the local motocross shop, "Storm Chargers". Although the pair agree to work with the Wind Rangers, trust and teamwork does not come quickly for them. There was particular aggression between Hunter and Shane Clarke, who battle for seniority and leadership, due to both being technically 'Red' Rangers. After a battle with another of Lothor's monster, although they maintain a friendly sort of rivalry, pair of them developed a sense of respect and trust for each other and Hunter accepted his position as Shane's second-in-command. The Wind and Thunder Rangers continue to fight against Lothor and his minions for several months, and soon they were joined by Cam, who took on the powers of the Green Samurai Ranger. Their adventure soon built up to final battle against Lothor who managed to strip of them their powers using the Abyss of Evil. Fortunately, the Wind Ninjas managed to use their elemental powers to overpower Lothor, leading to their foe being banished into the same Abyss that took their own powers. Now without their Ranger Powers, the six former Power Rangers become official graduates of the Wind Academy. Shane, Tori and Dustin became teachers at the rebuilt Wind Ninja Academy under the command of head teacher Cam and his father, the newly re-human Sensei Watanabe. Hunter reveals that Sensei Omino is officially retiring and has asked Hunter to be the new head teacher at the Thunder Ninja Academy while his brother Blake continued his racing career. For Blake Bradley's appearance (after the reader also turned into him), he is a tall, athletic power ranger, standing at around 6 feet tall. He has short, black hair. He is of East Asian in origins, making him oriental in appearance. In his power ranger outfit, he wears a pair of knee-high navy blue boots with golden crops, and has golden circular armor on his knees. He also has a black jumpsuit with a golden belt around his waist to separate the navy blue torso area and silver arms of the suit, with golden shoulder pads on his shoulders and the neck part of the jumpsuit being black like the legs and lower torso. In the middle of the jumpsuit's chest, it contains a strange symbol resembling a golden volcano inside of a golden circle. He also wears a pair of navy blue gloves with golden outlines on it. His helmet is navy blue-colored and covers his entire outfit, with a black visor outlined by golden (which also has an ornament on top resembling a "stag beetle's horn"). For Blake Bradley's personality, he is a confident, charismatic, laid-back, determined, driven and humorous man. Like Hunter, Blake is loyal to his team. He also has a sense of responsibility and has a desire to protect others. As a proficient fighter, he is also good in problem solving during the fight. Not a lot is known about Hunter and Blake Bradley's early years, except that they were both adopted at a young age by the Bradleys, a young couple who were also members of the Thunder Ninja Academy. It seems that both Bradleys shared a content childhood with their adoptive family, until they were later murdered by the fallen Wind Ninja, Lothor. Hunter and Blake unfortunately are unaware who is responsible for their deaths until years later. Following the death of their family, the boys continued to live at the Thunder Ninja Academy, now being raised by Sensei Omino. Blake and Hunter trained at the Thunder Ninja Academy under Sensei Omino who was later captured along with the whole academy by Lothor. Sensei Omino, knowing that the world needed protectors he gave Blake and Hunter the Thunder morphers. Lothor made them believe Sensei Watanabe was their adopted parents' murderer after he captured them, making Hunter and Blake go against the Wind Ninjas. However, their parents' spirits told them it was Lothor who killed them. After that, the Thunder Rangers allied with the Wind Ninjas and fought alongside them during many battles. It is implied that he has feelings for the Blue Wind Ranger, Tori Hanson. In "I Love Lothor," he and Cam were put under a spell and fell madly in love with Tori. By the end of the series, they know of each others' feelings. After the end of Ninja Storm, Blake achieved his dream of becoming a motocross star. There should also be quotes from the characters in this story so we know what they're saying and what they're thinking. Also, it is a POV reader story, so it should not be in an author's point of view (my, I, mine, etc), and it should be from the point of view of the reader (you, your, etc).