List of Power Rangers episodes (seasons 1–15)

This article is about the seasons 1–15 episodes. For the episodes since season 16, see List of Power Rangers episodes (season 16–present).

This is a list of Power Rangers episodes. Power Rangers is adapted from the 45-year-long line of Japanese tokusatsu television series known as Super Sentai. Over 900 episodes have aired since Mighty Morphin Power Rangers premiered in 1993, with the 942nd episode being the premiere of the 29th season, Power Rangers Dino Fury (season 2), on March 3, 2022.

Series overview

Season		Title	Episodes		Originally aired
					First aired	Last aired	Network
	1	Mighty Morphin Power Rangers	60		August 28, 1993 (1993-08-28)	May 23, 1994 (1994-05-23)	Fox (Fox Kids)
	2		52		July 21, 1994 (1994-07-21)	May 20, 1995 (1995-05-20)
	3		33		September 2, 1995 (1995-09-02)	November 27, 1995 (1995-11-27)
	3.5	Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers	10		February 5, 1996 (1996-02-05)	February 17, 1996 (1996-02-17)
	4	Power Rangers Zeo	50		April 20, 1996 (1996-04-20)	November 27, 1996 (1996-11-27)
	5	Power Rangers Turbo	45		April 19, 1997 (1997-04-19)	November 24, 1997 (1997-11-24)
	6	Power Rangers in Space	43		February 6, 1998 (1998-02-06)	November 21, 1998 (1998-11-21)
	7	Power Rangers Lost Galaxy	45		February 6, 1999 (1999-02-06)	December 18, 1999 (1999-12-18)
	8	Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue	40		February 12, 2000 (2000-02-12)	November 18, 2000 (2000-11-18)
	9	Power Rangers Time Force	40		February 3, 2001 (2001-02-03)	November 17, 2001 (2001-11-17)
	10	Power Rangers Wild Force	40	26	February 9, 2002 (2002-02-09)	August 10, 2002 (2002-08-10)
				14	September 14, 2002 (2002-09-14)	November 16, 2002 (2002-11-16)	ABC (ABC Kids)
	11	Power Rangers Ninja Storm	38		February 15, 2003 (2003-02-15)	November 15, 2003 (2003-11-15)
	12	Power Rangers Dino Thunder	38		February 14, 2004 (2004-02-14)	November 20, 2004 (2004-11-20)	ABC Family (Jetix)
	13	Power Rangers S.P.D.	38	21	February 5, 2005 (2005-02-05)	July 10, 2005 (2005-07-10)
				13	July 16, 2005 (2005-07-16)	October 28, 2005 (2005-10-28)	Toon Disney (Jetix)
				1	February 2, 2006 (2006-02-02)		ABC Family (Jetix)
				3	November 4, 2005 (2005-11-04)	November 14, 2005 (2005-11-14)	Toon Disney (Jetix)
	14	Power Rangers Mystic Force	32	24	February 20, 2006 (2006-02-20)	August 14, 2006
				1	August 20, 2006		ABC Family (Jetix)
				7	September 18, 2006	November 13, 2006 (2006-11-13)	Toon Disney (Jetix)
	15	Power Rangers Operation Overdrive	32		February 26, 2007 (2007-02-26)	November 12, 2007 (2007-11-12)
	16	Power Rangers Jungle Fury	32		February 18, 2008 (2008-02-18)	November 3, 2008 (2008-11-03)
	17	Power Rangers RPM	32		March 7, 2009 (2009-03-07)	December 26, 2009 (2009-12-26)	ABC (ABC Kids)
	RV	Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (re-version)	32		January 2, 2010 (2010-01-02)	August 28, 2010 (2010-08-28)
	18	Power Rangers Samurai	23		February 7, 2011 (2011-02-07)	December 10, 2011 (2011-12-10)	Nickelodeon
	19	Power Rangers Super Samurai	22		February 18, 2012 (2012-02-18)	December 15, 2012 (2012-12-15)
	20	Power Rangers Megaforce	22		February 2, 2013 (2013-02-02)	December 7, 2013 (2013-12-07)
	21	Power Rangers Super Megaforce	20		February 15, 2014 (2014-02-15)	November 22, 2014 (2014-11-22)
	22	Power Rangers Dino Charge	22		February 7, 2015 (2015-02-07)	December 12, 2015 (2015-12-12)
	23	Power Rangers Dino Super Charge	22		January 30, 2016 (2016-01-30)	December 10, 2016 (2016-12-10)
	24	Power Rangers Ninja Steel	22		January 21, 2017 (2017-01-21)	December 2, 2017 (2017-12-02)
	25	Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel	22		January 27, 2018 (2018-01-27)	December 1, 2018 (2018-12-01)
	26	Power Rangers Beast Morphers	22		March 2, 2019 (2019-03-02)	December 14, 2019 (2019-12-14)
	27		22		February 22, 2020 (2020-02-22)	December 12, 2020 (2020-12-12)
	28	Power Rangers Dino Fury	22		February 20, 2021 (2021-02-20)	December 18, 2021 (2021-12-18)
					June 15, 2021 (2021-06-15)	October 15, 2021 (2021-10-15)	Netflix
	29		22		March 3, 2022 (2022-03-03)

• — These are the networks where the new episodes for those seasons first aired. Other networks that reran the broadcasts of new Power Rangers episodes a few weeks or months later for those seasons, such as ABC (most seasons), ABC Family (most seasons) or Nicktoons are not included.

Episodes

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers

Main article: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers § Episodes

Season 1 (1993–94)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
1	1	"Day of the Dumpster"	Adrian Carr	Tony Oliver & Shuki Levy	August 28, 1993 (1993-08-28)	101
When two astronauts come across a strange dumpster on the moon, they open it, accidentally releasing Rita Repulsa and her minions: Goldar, Squatt, Baboo, and Finster. Rita then sets her eyes on the nearest planet: Earth. Meanwhile, at a local youth center in Angel Grove, California, we are introduced to "teenagers with attitude" Jason, Trini, Zack, Kimberly, and Billy. Within the California desert, at the Command Center, Zordon and Alpha 5 are alerted of Rita's escape and teleport the five to the Command Center. After receiving Power Morphers, the teens morph into the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and take on Goldar and the Putty Patrol. Also making their debut are the bullies, Bulk and Skull, and Juice Bar proprietor Ernie.
2	2	"High Five"	Adrian Carr	Steve Kramer	September 7, 1993 (1993-09-07)	102
After seeing Jason climb a rope at Ernie's Juice Bar, Trini reveals to the other Rangers that she is terrified of heights. Billy unveils his latest invention: wrist communicators with which they can contact Zordon and also teleport to the Command Center. On the moon, Rita decides to trap the Rangers in a time warp the same way she did Zordon. Squatt and Baboo send a rigged toy rocket to Earth that activates the time warp. Rita has Finster create the zombie-like Bones monster to control the time warp. Zordon sends the teens to defeat a small band of Putties. During the fight, Billy gets chased to the top of a cliff, and Trini must face her fears to save him.
3	3	"Teamwork"	Robert Hughes	Cheryl Saban	September 8, 1993 (1993-09-08)	103
Kimberly and Trini attempt to close down a hazardous waste dump. Little do they know Rita is behind the dumpsite and plans to destroy the Earth by pollution. The Putty Patrol soon ambushes the two girls. Rita unleashes the powerful Mighty Minotaur onto Earth to keep the others busy. The boys are forced to morph and confront the Minotaur first. He proves to be an overwhelming opponent, and Rita uses her wand to make him grow. Trini and Kimberly defeat the putties, and the Rangers summon their Dinozords. Predicting defeat, Zordon calls them back to the Command Center and awards the Rangers special weapons: Jason the Power Sword, Trini the Power Daggers, Billy the Power Lance, Kimberly the Power Bow, and Zack the Power Axe. Working as a team, and combining their new arsenal into the "Power Blaster", the Rangers finally destroy the Mighty Minotaur.
4	4	"A Pressing Engagement"	Adrian Carr	Jeff Deckman & Ronnie Sperling	September 9, 1993 (1993-09-09)	104
At the Juice Bar, Jason is trying to break Bulk's bench-pressing record, but is unable to. Doubting his ability, Kimberly and Zack try to comfort him but have mixed success. Rita decides to isolate Jason from the others by sending King Sphinx to Earth. With his mighty wings, the monster blows Kimberly and Zack away, leaving Jason alone. After teleporting himself and Jason to a desert, Sphinx is joined by Goldar. After regrouping with Billy and Trini, the teens arrive at the Command Center and witness first-hand Jason's struggle with a grown Goldar and Sphinx.
5	5	"Different Drum"	Jeff Reiner	Julianne Klemm	September 10, 1993 (1993-09-10)	105
Kimberly teaches a dance class at the juice bar. Melissa, a young deaf girl, starts to run into the other girls. Embarrassed because of her impaired hearing, Melissa leaves. Rita decides that music is the perfect way to conquer the Rangers. She summons Gnarly Gnome, a garden gnome with a magical accordion, and sends him to Earth. Gnarly Gnome's music hypnotizes some girls from the dancing class, and they are lured to a cave.
6	6	"Food Fight"	Robert Hughes	Cheryl Saban	September 4, 1993 (1993-09-04)	106
Ernie hosts a Cultural Food Fair at the juice bar, and the Rangers help, offering foods from around the world to people. When Bulk and Skull arrive, they turn the peaceful fair into a full-on food fight. Rita is inspired by this madness and generates Pudgy Pig, a wicked monster that is always hungry. Pudgy Pig will deplete the entire world of its food supply in 48 hours unless the Rangers can thwart him. The Rangers battle the pig, but problems arise when the villain eats their Power Weapons.
7	7	"Big Sisters"	Jeff Reiner	Gary Glasberg & Shuki Levy	September 30, 1993 (1993-09-30)	107
Kimberly and Trini become "big sisters" to a mischievous little girl named Maria. At her palace, Rita discovers a chest containing the Power Eggs, magic eggs with the power to conquer all. None of Rita's henchmen, however, can open it, and nor can Rita. It is discovered that only the innocence of a child will release the eggs. Rita kidnaps the bratty Maria, with the intent of using her to open the chest. The Rangers face Chunky Chicken to save her. All of this, plus, Billy unveils his specially modified Volkswagen Beetle, which he calls the RADBUG.
8	8	"I, Eye Guy"	David Blyth	Stewart St. John	September 14, 1993 (1993-09-14)	109
Billy's young protege, Willie, has created his best invention yet: a hologame, which he enters into a science fair. Bulk and Skull happen upon the science fair and cause trouble. While the teens resolve the situation somewhat humorously, the commotion leads Willie to be disqualified. Disheartened, Willie flees but is kidnapped by Eye Guy, a monster who plans to steal his vast intelligence. The teens morph into action but soon find out Eye Guy will not be easily defeated. Even the combined Power Blaster cannot destroy him.
9	9	"For Whom the Bell Trolls"	Robert Hughes	Jeff Deckman & Ronnie Sperling and Stewart St. John	September 15, 1993 (1993-09-15)	111
Trini brings her favorite doll, an elf named Mr. Ticklesneezer, to Angel Grove High for Hobby Week. This catches the eye of Rita, who has the doll stolen and turned into a real monster. Ticklesneezer goes around shrinking everything, from buildings to trains, even Billy and Trini, and collecting them in bottles. Can the Rangers rescue their friends and bring an end to this nightmare?
10	10	"Happy Birthday, Zack"	Jeff Reiner	Stewart St. John	September 16, 1993 (1993-09-16)	112
The Rangers and Ernie plan a surprise party at the Juice Bar for Zack. The secrecy leads him to believe that they have forgotten his birthday. Rita shows that she cares--about seeing to it that he never again lives to celebrate another, that is--by sending down a special treat, a vicious black-armored monster known as Knasty Knight. Zack soon finds out he is way over his head. Happy Birthday indeed.
11	11	"No Clowning Around"	Adrian Carr	Mark Hoffmeier	September 17, 1993 (1993-09-17)	113
The Rangers attend a fair at Angel Grove Park, with Trini's cousin Sylvia. One particular clown, named Pineapple, lures Sylvia away from Trini when she is not looking. When Trini catches up with Sylvia, she witnesses Pineapple turn Sylvia into a cardboard cutout. The fair proves to be a trap for the Rangers, as they find out when the Putty Patrol arrives. Trini takes Sylvia to Billy's lab to return Sylvia to normal. When the Putties are dealt with, the Rangers confront Pineapple, who reveals himself as Pineoctopus, Finster's latest creation.
12	12	"Power Ranger Punks"	David Blyth	Mark Hoffmeier	September 20, 1993 (1993-09-20)	121
The gang is playing volleyball when Baboo appears above the field. Without being noticed, he slips an odd potion into their water glasses. Kimberly and Billy drink the water and start acting like real punks. Rita plots to use the divided Rangers to allow her latest monster, the Terror Toad, to destroy the town. Alpha must journey to another dimension to find a unique singing squash, as only its juice can restore Billy and Kimberly to their right minds. Alpha must hurry, though, as the Terror Toad devours Trini and Zack, leaving Jason to fight the monster alone.
13	13	"Peace, Love and Woe"	Robert Hughes	Julianne Klemm	September 21, 1993 (1993-09-21)	128
The teens are preparing for the school dance, and everyone has a date except Billy. He then bumps into a brainy girl named Marge, and the two hit it off immediately. But Rita's ally, Madame Woe, mistakes Marge for a Ranger and captures her. The actual Rangers come to her rescue, but can they save her, or will Billy remain dateless for the upcoming dance? Meanwhile, after Bulk crashes into the cake for the dance, he and Skull use disguises to sneak into the Youth Center to keep a low profile, but Ernie quickly catches them, and they are forced to pay for the cake if they want to return.
14	14	"Foul Play in the Sky"	Shuki Levy	Shuki Levy	September 22, 1993 (1993-09-22)	110
Kimberly goes flying with her pilot uncle Steve, with Bulk and Skull tagging along. Rita's henchman Squatt spikes Steve's drink with a sleeping potion, which kicks into effect while in the skies over Angel Grove. Kimberly nervously takes over flying the four-seater plane, but even with a little guidance from Alpha 5, can she land safely? Meanwhile, her teammates face the dreaded Snizard. To make matters worse, Kimberly's Power Bow is the only means of destroying Snizard.
15	15	"Dark Warrior"	Terence H. Winkless	Jeff Deckman & Ronnie Sperling and Mark Hoffmeier	September 28, 1993 (1993-09-28)	129
Fed up with being picked on by the likes of Bulk and Skull, Billy decides to re-enrol in Jason's Karate class. Meanwhile, Trini's Uncle Howard arrives to visit. Howard is a scientist and a very experienced martial artist. Rita, meanwhile, is more interested in Howard's new invisibility formula and sends Putties to kidnap Trini's uncle and hold him for ransom. Rita's latest monster, the Dark Warrior, is dispatched to fight the Ranger teens.
16	16	"Switching Places"	Jeff Reiner	Shuki Levy & Steve Kramer	October 4, 1993 (1993-10-04)	108
Billy has invented a machine that reads minds, which he tests out on himself and Kimberly. Unknown to him; however, Squatt has tampered with the device, and as a result, Kimberly and Billy's minds are swapped, driving the two at each other's throats. Rita sends down the Genie to further complicate things. With Kimberly and Billy's minds boggled, how can they work as a team to bottle up this fiend? In A B-Story, Bulk and Skull attempt to exploit Billy's mind-reading machine, but their minds switch as well.
17 18 19 20 21	17 18 19 20 21	"Green with Evil Part 1: Out of Control" "Green with Evil Part 2: Jason's Battle" "Green with Evil Part 3: The Rescue" "Green with Evil Part 4: Eclipsing Megazord" "Green with Evil Part 5: Breaking the Spell"	Robert Hughes	Gary Glasberg & Stewart St. John Tom Wyner & Cheryl Saban and Stewart St. John Mark Ryan & Stewart St. John Cindy McKay & Stewart St. John Gary Glasberg & Stewart St. John	October 5, 1993 (1993-10-05) October 6, 1993 (1993-10-06) October 7, 1993 (1993-10-07) October 8, 1993 (1993-10-08) October 9, 1993 (1993-10-09)	114 115 116 117 118
The new kid in town, Tommy Oliver, has martial arts skills that rival Jason's. This catches Rita's eye, and she prepares her master plan to destroy the Power Rangers once and for all. She kidnaps Tommy, puts him under her spell, and by giving him a power coin, transforms him into the Evil Green Ranger. After infiltrating the Command Center and disabling Alpha and Zordon, Tommy beats the Rangers in battle, sending them to retreat back to their damaged headquarters. With the Command Center still incapacitated from the Green Ranger's attack, and reeling from their first real defeat, Billy and Trini attempt to restore operations with Zordon to learn some answers about their mysterious foe. Meanwhile, Rita gives Tommy the Sword of Darkness, which acts as a catalyst for keeping him under her spell permanently. After he meets with Jason, Tommy teleports the Red Ranger to the Dark Dimension. Trapped, with no way out, no way of morphing, and no way of contacting his teammates, Jason faces Goldar alone. Back on Earth, the remaining Rangers face the Green Ranger again. Jason continues his struggle with Goldar in the Dark Dimension, and eventually, the Green Ranger as well. Luckily, in the nick of time, Billy locks onto his signal and teleports him to safety. But with Zordon still lost, the victory is bittersweet. To make things worse, Rita summons Scorpina, a female warrior with a nasty sting. She fights the Rangers but is recalled by Rita as she reveals her master plan for permanently ridding the Rangers of their Zords. Phase One: Lure the Rangers out by unleashing a fully-grown Goldar. Watching Goldar demolish the city via the viewing globe, the Rangers have no choice but to morph and activate Megazord--all part of Rita's plan. A spell eclipses the sun and cuts off Megazord's solar power reserves. Using her magic wand, Rita grows Scorpina and, soon after, the Green Ranger. The Megazord soon falls to the evil trio. The Zords separate and scatter into a fiery chasm opened by Rita. With their fighting spirit diminished, the Rangers return to the Command Center, where the true identity of the Green Ranger is revealed. Tommy is revealed to be the Green Ranger, and Jason plans to break the spell holding him under Rita's control. Her endgame now realized, Rita brings forth the ancient Dragonzord from Angel Grove bay. It begins to rampage through the city, while the helpless Rangers watch the destruction unfold. Zordon's transmission is finally reestablished. The Megazord is recovered and victoriously faces the Dragonzord. With the Zord incapacitated, Jason defeats Tommy in a climactic swordfight before the latter joins the Rangers, having been freed from Rita's control.
22	22	"The Trouble with Shellshock"	David Blyth	Stewart St. John & Julianne Klemm	October 11, 1993 (1993-10-11)	119
On the moon while Rita naps, Baboo and Squatt take charge by making a monster, a turtle with a stoplight on his back named Shellshock. This monster, when dispatched, proves to be a terrible menace to the Rangers and uses his "go" beam to put Trini in perpetual motion, speeding her away. Flashing his "stop" beam freezes Billy, Zack, and Kimberly, leaving Jason to stop Shellshock. Fortunately, he is not alone, as newcomer Tommy and his Dragonzord join the fight.
23	23	"Itsy Bitsy Spider"	Robert Hughes	Steve Kramer	October 19, 1993 (1993-10-19)	120
Trini and Billy petition to save the Forest Spirit Statue from demolition. It supposedly protects the woods from nasty bug infestations. Rita swipes the statue and replaces it with a lookalike, which hides her Spidertron monster. Zack brings his young Hip-Hop Kido class to the park to work out nearby, and all but Zack are put under a sleeping spell by Spidertron, who soon reveals himself. Alas for Zack, he has a deathly fear of bugs, especially spiders. The Rangers morph, and the eight-legged menace grows. This results in the need to employ a new zord combination in this fight, Dragonzord in Battle Mode.
24	24	"The Spit Flower"	David Blyth	Peggy Nicoll	October 13, 1993 (1993-10-13)	122
Kimberly designs a flower float for the big Angel Grove parade. But Putties drop by the Juice Bar and trash it before she can turn the design in. Kimberly soon has to face the evil flesh-eating, blossom-spewing Spit Flower monster. To make matters worse, the Rangers' Zords fail in stomping it, and even Tommy's powerful Dragonzord is useless in wilting this flower.
25	25	"Life's a Masquerade"	Robert Hughes	Cheryl Saban	October 30, 1993 (1993-10-30)	123
A costume party is in progress at the Youth Center. Rita uses this distraction to mine a special clay on Earth, from which she plans to create Super Putties. She sends her own version of the Frankenstein Monster to the party, and he is immediately mistaken for Tommy. Billy, dressed as Sherlock Holmes, investigates and finds that Franken is no Tommy. This means that the time has come to morph.
26	26	"Gung Ho!"	Robert Hughes	Mark Hoffmeier	November 4, 1993 (1993-11-04)	124
Jason and Tommy team-up for an upcoming Team Ninja competition at the Youth Center. However, they have trouble working together, as both are used to sparring one-on-one. Rita unleashes the Super Putties. As the other Rangers fight the nigh-invincible clay soldiers, Zordon sends Jason and Tommy to retrieve new weapons. They face a strange creature known as Titanus, and must learn teamwork in the face of adversity...or both of them will be killed.
27	27	"Wheel of Misfortune"	Terence H. Winkless	Mark Ryan & Cheryl Saban	November 5, 1993 (1993-11-05)	127
The Rangers are involved with a play of Rumpelstiltskin at Angel Grove High. An antique spinning wheel that had belonged to Kimberly's grandmother is used as a prop, which leaves it in a position to be captured by Rita's goons, who turn it into the evil Wheel Of Misfortune. The Rangers have to bring a stop to the giant wheel without ruining Kimberly's family heirloom.
28 29	28 29	"Island of Illusion"	Terence H. Winkless	Chris Schoon & Shuki Levy Stewart St. John & Chris Schoon and Shuki Levy	November 8, 1993 (1993-11-08) November 9, 1993 (1993-11-09)	125 126
Before an upcoming dance competition, Zack, despite his usual smooth moves, has a massive case of self-doubt. Rita is inspired and aims to send the six Rangers to her very own transdimensional island, where a person's worst fears become a reality. She summons the celestial being Lokar and his wicked Mutitis creature, either the Megazord has to prove to be a match or the Rangers will be island-bound. Trapped on the strange Island of Illusion, each of the Rangers comes face to face with their own worst fears. The island's only inhabitant, an elf named Quagmire, appears and offers them rhyming reminders of self-confidence, but whether he is friend or foe is not immediately apparent. Even if they can get off the island, the team will still have to face a second round against Mutitis...and they may not last that second round.
30	30	"The Rockstar"	Terence H. Winkless	Peggy Nicoll	November 10, 1993 (1993-11-10)	130
Jason and his young cousin Jeremy become embroiled in a plot by Rita and Scorpina to capture the powerful Mirror of Destruction, while Zack takes the others on a driving trip outside Angel Grove. A Rockstar monster rounds out the cast. Jason is pummeled to the ground by this lobbing rock, and the others are recalled from vacation to rescue him. Jeremy finds the mirror, and, to his amazement, he finds that it can shatter Putties. This, however, also makes him a target for Scorpina.
31	31	"Calamity Kimberly"	Terence H. Winkless	Tom Wyner & Julianne Klemm	November 11, 1993 (1993-11-11)	131
Kimberly wakes up on the wrong side of the bed and begins to have a terrible day. It becomes worse when Rita sends the Samurai Fan Man to Earth. He traps the bad-haired, ratty-clothed, annoyed Kimberly inside an urn, connected to another dimension. The Rangers race against the clock to free her before she is permanently lost inside it.
32	32	"A Star is Born"	Terence H. Winkless	Cheryl Saban	November 15, 1993 (1993-11-15)	132
While Tommy is competing with Bulk for a role in a Karate commercial, the other Rangers take to the beach for some fun in the sun. Rita takes a day off, leaving Goldar to send a double threat: the cocooning menace of Scorpina's pet worm, and the baseball-fevered Babe Ruthless.
33	33	"The Yolk's on You!"	Terence H. Winkless	Cheryl Saban	November 16, 1993 (1993-11-16)	133
Finster creates the Fang monster for Rita's birthday. The new beast becomes enraged, however, when Baboo and Squatt eat his delicious rare "Gooney Bird" eggs. Goldar lies to Fang, pinning the blame on the Rangers, turning his anger toward them, and it is no certainty whether they stand a chance without Tommy, whom Putties captured while he was on the way to Angel Grove High's big talent show.
34 35	34 35	"The Green Candle"	Robert Hughes	Mark McKain & Stewart St. John Gary Glasberg & Stewart St. John	November 17, 1993 (1993-11-17) November 18, 1993 (1993-11-18)	134 135
Rita plans to use a magic candle, which, once burned out, will drain Tommy of the Green Ranger powers. Goldar kidnaps Tommy and holds him in the Dark Dimension. The other Rangers arrive at the Command Center, trying to devise a plan to rescue Tommy. However, a monster in disguise as Dragonzord called the Cyclops becomes the focus of their attention. They battle the impostor. Meanwhile, Tommy manages to escape and calls for the real Dragonzord, and the monster escapes. Back at the Command Center, Zordon explains the whole situation to the Rangers. While still under her spell, Tommy came into contact with the wax. Once the candle burns out, his powers will return to Rita. Zordon explains that someone must enter the Dark Dimension and retrieve the candle if they are to save Tommy's powers and Jason volunteers. With Billy's help, Alpha discovers a doorway between dimensions. The Rangers find the location and set up a device to open the door, Jason enters and encounters Goldar. Rita sends the Cyclops back to Earth to lure Tommy out. With the Rangers detained, Tommy battles the one-eyed giant himself, and in his weakened state, he is soon overpowered. Jason is forced to abandon the collection of the candle, and the Rangers morph to Tommy's aid. The Rangers succeed in destroying Cyclops, but the victory is bittersweet as the candle has burned out.
36	36	"Birds of a Feather"	Robert Hughes	Julianne Klemm	November 22, 1993 (1993-11-22)	136
Rita sends down the deadly 40-story-tall Hatchasaurus, commanded by Cardiotron. The Dinozord manages to defeat this large bird/dinosaur hybrid. But he reforms, and in reforming, he becomes more deadly, easily trashing the Megazord. To make matters worse, Rita also casts a binding spell on Dragonzord, disabling it. Jason decides to confront Cardiotron by jumping inside the Hatchasaurus. Now possessing the Dragon Coin and by calling for the Dragon Shield and Dagger, Jason armors up and attempts to break the hold over Tommy's former zord. Bulk and Skull attempt to use Biff to intimidate Kameron at a karate tournament, but the boy learns a valuable lesson in respect and being a good sport.
37	37	"Clean-Up Club"	Terence H. Winkless	Mark Hoffmeier	November 23, 1993 (1993-11-23)	137
Angel Grove City is polluted, and so the Rangers come together to form a Clean-Up Club. Rita decides to end the Rangers' plight and releases the Polluticorn. Jason uses the Dragon Shield in defeating this mythical terror. Skull attempts to film Bulk in a positive light but ends up embarrassing him in front of their class after watching their tape.
38	38	"A Bad Reflection on You"	Robert Hughes	Peggy Nicoll	November 27, 1993 (1993-11-27)	138
Rita sends a special type of Putty designed to impersonate the Rangers in both of their forms to Angel Grove. Once there, the doppelgängers cause trouble and our heroes are sent to detention. With the real Rangers in punishment, their doubles are free to wreak havoc.
39 40	39 40	"Doomsday"	Terence H. Winkless	Stewart St. John	November 29, 1993 (1993-11-29) November 30, 1993 (1993-11-30)	139 140
Angel Grove is hosting a celebration in the park called Power Ranger Day, honoring the superheroes. The teens plan to make an appearance, but before they can morph, Rita abducts Angel Grove's citizens, relocates her palace to Earth, and launches a new attack using a War Zord called Cyclopsis with Goldar piloting. The Rangers summon the Zords, but Cyclopsis proves to be a tough opponent, and Megazord is soon struggling; calling for the Ultrazord, the Rangers destroy Cyclopsis. However, Rita deals a savage blow by burying Titanus and then summons Lokar to rebuild Goldar's war machine. Up and running, Cyclopsis is stronger than ever, and with the Zords damaged, things look bad. Cyclopsis continues to wreak havoc in Angel Grove, and the Rangers' Zords are only at half power. Nonetheless, they return to the battlefield. Cyclopsis proves too much and severely damages both Megazord and Dragonzord. Rita delivers a significant surge of energy from her wand, and both zords fade away. Although this is a safety measure to prevent the zords' destruction, the teens are still in full retreat. They fall back to Billy's lab to regroup, where Goldar greets them. After trashing Billy's garage, the teens scramble to the Command Center, where Alpha 5 has some exciting news about the War Zord's main weakness. Tommy returns in a cameo at the end of the episode.
41	41	"Rita's Seed of Evil"	Robert Hughes	Stewart St. John	February 7, 1994 (1994-02-07)	143
For a school project, the Rangers spend the afternoon planting trees in the park. But Rita has some seeds of her own and sends Squatt down to plant her latest monster, the Octoplant. Jason returns to the park to investigate, but the vines of this latest creation soon have him tangled. Bulk and Skull attempt to remove the trees the Rangers planted and move them elsewhere, but goes awry, and they spend a day being stuck inside a portable toilet.
42	42	"A Pig Surprise"	Robert Hughes	Shuki Levy & Douglas Sloan	February 8, 1994 (1994-02-08)	141
Our heroes spearhead a drive to find homes for stray animals, including an old lady's pig named Norman. But Norman is no ordinary pig. At Rita's command, he transforms into the infamous Pudgy Pig--an enemy whom the Rangers fought before. Now the Power Rangers have to stop the reborn Pudgy Pig without harming Norman. Bulk and Skull attempt to take on raising Norman themselves, but after a frightening encounter with Pudgy Pig, they both find themselves scared of pigs.
43	43	"Something Fishy"	Robert Hughes	Cheryl Saban	February 9, 1994 (1994-02-09)	145
Jason, Trini, and Zack are looking forward to their scuba diving trip, but Billy refuses to accompany them, as he has a massive fear of fish. Kimberly stays behind to keep him company. Rita decides to use Billy's fear to her advantage and tells Finster to send down the Goo Fish. With the other Rangers down under, Billy has to learn to control his fear if he is to can this fish.
44	44	"Lions & Blizzards"	Robert Hughes	Shell Danielson	February 10, 1994 (1994-02-10)	142
The Rangers and their friends win the grand prize at the annual Oddball Games: the Noble Lion Trophy. Rita and Goldar plot to transform the trophy into Goatan the Storm-Bringer. Meanwhile, Zack has a date with his long-time crush Angela, leaving only four Rangers to deal with this illusion. Bulk and Skull steal the Noble Lion Trophy for themselves but end up being caught by the Angel Grove PD.
45	45	"Crystal of Nightmares"	Robert Hughes	Shuki Levy & Douglas Sloan	February 14, 1994 (1994-02-14)	144
In preparation for a big upcoming exam, the Rangers go up to the mountain to study together at a cabin belonging to Billy's uncle. Rita devises a plan to activate the Crystal of Nightmares to break the Rangers' self-confidence. While they sleep, Goldar is sent to Earth to use the crystal. With our heroes stripped of their confidence, are the Power Rangers finished as well? Bulk and Skull attempt to cheat on their test from the Rangers, but wind up with Fs and extended periods of detention in Mr. Caplan's office.
46	46	"To Flea or Not to Flee"	Terence H. Winkless	Douglas Sloan	February 15, 1994 (1994-02-15)	146
The Juice Bar is in trouble, and the kids' rally to help Ernie. Meanwhile, Rita makes a fierce Fighting Flea monster and plants it on a lost dog as well as Jason. Bulk and Skull manage to steal the lost dog from Jason, but find themselves affected by the fleas and are forced to wear dog collars for a week.
47	47	"Reign of the Jellyfish"	Terence H. Winkless	Stewart St. John	February 16, 1994 (1994-02-16)	147
The kids of Angel Grove High prepare a time capsule for future citizens. But Squatt and Baboo try and steal the capsule for Rita. Rita sends the Jellyfish to challenge our heroes. With its dimension-warping umbrella and corrosive acid spray, this Jellyfish proves to be the utmost terror.
48	48	"Plague of the Mantis"	Terence H. Winkless	Mark Hoffmeier	February 17, 1994 (1994-02-17)	148
Trini is learning a new style of Kung Fu. Meanwhile, Rita sends down the mighty Mantis monster to challenge Trini's new skills. Bulk and Skull attempt to open up their own brand of Kung Fu called Cockroach Kung Fu, but end up embarrassing themselves.
49 50	49 50	"Return of an Old Friend"	Worth Keeter	Shell Danielson	February 28, 1994 (1994-02-28) March 1, 1994 (1994-03-01)	149 150
At the Youth Center, everyone celebrates Parents' Day, including the Rangers' parents. Rita has a brilliant scheme: trap the parents in her Dark Dimension and hypnotize Billy to steal the Dragon Dagger from the Command Center. He gives it to Goldar and makes the Rangers choose between their parents and their Power Coins. But Goldar double-crosses them and teleports away. When everything seems hopeless, Jason pulls out the Green Power Coin and reveals his own deception. Tommy arrives at the Youth Center but is puzzled to find it empty. Then he is teleported to the Command Center. Zordon plans to re-energize the Dragon Coin and bring the Green Ranger back. The transfer is successful, and Tommy confronts Goldar and retrieves the five power coins. The Power Rangers, back in action with Tommy by their side once again, face the latest of Finster's creations, Dramole.
51	51	"Grumble Bee"	John Stewart	Cheryl Saban	April 28, 1994 (1994-04-28)	151
Billy is shocked when he gets his first B ever. This gives Rita an idea: she sends Putties to trap some of the Rangers, leaving Billy and Trini to fight the ominous Grumble Bee.
52	52	"Two Heads Are Better Than One"	John Stewart	Mark Hoffmeier	April 29, 1994 (1994-04-29)	152
Jason and Tommy are teaching self-defense classes to mothers in Angel Grove. Rita sees that they work well as a team when they put their heads together, so Finster makes a two-headed parrot monster. The Rangers are disappointed when they find that this creature is nearly invincible. Billy points out that since parrots like fruit, they could use that against it. All but Tommy distract the monster while he seeks a specific kind of fruit. Furious, Rita sends Putties to steal all the fruit in the area. A desperate Tommy must think quickly to find a solution before time runs out. Fortunately, Ernie has a specific type of fruit that Tommy needs to distract the parrot monster.
53	53	"Fowl Play"	John Stewart	Peggy Nicoll	May 2, 1994 (1994-05-02)	153
Zack helps out by teaching magic to some day-camp kids, which works a bit of magic on Angela. But Rita makes some magic of her own and creates the Peckster to terrorize the city.
54	54	"Trick or Treat"	Worth Keeter	Daniel J. Sarnoff & Ellen Levy-Sarnoff	May 3, 1994 (1994-05-03)	155
Kimberly is chosen to compete against Skull on the hottest TV game show in Angel Grove. Things go well for her until Rita starts a new offensive, and the Rangers are called into action. This time they face the Pumpkin Rapper, a hip-hopping terror who takes our heroes to the end of their rope.
55	55	"Second Chance"	Worth Keeter	Mark Litton	May 4, 1994 (1994-05-04)	157
Jason and Zack help Roger practice for a soccer team and are finding it challenging to teach the discouraged boy. To "help" Roger, Rita sends the Soccadillo monster to attack them in the park. Meanwhile, Tommy's communicator is taken from him, making it impossible to reach him.
56	56	"On Fins and Needles"	Worth Keeter	Douglas Sloan	May 5, 1994 (1994-05-05)	156
Jason and Tommy volunteer to teach kids the value of teamwork and martial arts. But their teamwork is undermined as Rita casts a spell that turns them against each other. Rita sends down the Slippery Shark to split the Rangers up permanently.
57	57	"Enter... The Lizzinator"	Worth Keeter	Stewart St. John	May 6, 1994 (1994-05-06)	154
Kimberly helps her young cousin Kelly try to make the junior high cheerleading squad. But Rita plans to use Kelly to lure the Rangers into a battle with the muscular Lizzinator.
58	58	"Football Season"	Terence H. Winkless	Cheryl Saban	May 9, 1994 (1994-05-09)	158
Tommy wants to try out for football but knows nothing of it. Ernie teaches Tommy how to play and helps him train for tryouts, but Tommy can't seem to get the hang of it. Rita decides to help him in the form of Rhinoblaster and some Putties that imprison all the Rangers but him. Knowing that his powers will not last much longer, he challenges the monster, but to no avail. Zordon tells him what he must do to release the Rangers, but this is easier said than done. In the end, Jason, Billy, and Zack make the football team, along with Tommy as the star quarterback.
59	59	"Mighty Morphin' Mutants"	Terence H. Winkless	Douglas Sloan	May 16, 1994 (1994-05-16)	159
Rita plans to use the badges of darkness to turn some Putties into Mutant Rangers. Goldar trains six of them at the beach. Five of them pass, but the sixth fails miserably and is sent away. The other five Putties become the Black, Blue, Yellow, Pink, and Green Rangers. Since no one is worthy enough to become a Red Ranger, Rita has Finster create a leader, Commander Crayfish. The Rangers have faced doppelgängers before; however, as Kimberly and Tommy soon find out, this will be no walk in the park.
60	60	"An Oyster Stew"	Terence H. Winkless	Shell Danielson	May 23, 1994 (1994-05-23)	160
Zack is so madly infatuated with Angela that he wants to impress her with a pair of pearl earrings but can find none that are affordable. Just when he gives up, an unexpected opportunity presents him with precisely what he sought. Little does he know that Rita has plans for his date with Angela, especially when the earrings cast a spell on all but Tommy and Zack. Both must face the Oysterizer, who shoots acidic goo from his stomach.

Season 2 (1994–95)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
61 62 63	1 2 3	"The Mutiny"	Shuki Levy	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	July 21, 1994 (1994-07-21) July 29, 1994 (1994-07-29) August 5, 1994 (1994-08-05)	201 202 203
Lord Zedd is introduced as the new arch-enemy of the Power Rangers. Angered by Rita's failures, Zedd returns to accomplish what she could not: destroy the Power Rangers. First, he removes her powers, imprisons her in the Dumpster again, and sets about to finally defeat the Rangers by creating a stronger Putty Patrol and a new monster Pirantishead, which sets out to immobilize the Dinozords. Not only this, but Bulk and Skull begin their quest to find out the true identities of the Power Rangers. The Rangers' problems are further jeopardized when the Tyrannosaurus and the Dragonzord both turn on them and begin to wreak havoc. Responding to Zedd's return, Zordon unveils the more powerful Thunderzords. Only two problems remain. The Rangers must regain control of the Dinozords before activating the new ones, and due to Tommy's weakening powers, he is forced to retain the Dragonzord. Billy thinks he may have the answer, and along with Trini, retreats to his lab while the others return to the battlefield to confront Pirantishead, who has just reactivated the Zords. Bulk and Skull separate in their attempt to find the race track but find themselves at the wrong end of Pirantishead's flute when he takes control of their Quads. The Rangers regain control of their Zords, thanks to Billy's newest invention, but Lord Zedd responds by using the powers of his staff to open up the Earth which proceeds to engulf the Dinozords. Tommy manages to return the Dragonzord to the sea before Zedd can react. However, Zordon and Alpha 5 succeed in salvaging the Dinozords and using the Power of Thunder, transform them into the powerful Thunderzords. Our heroes then combine the new zords into the Thunder Megazord and finish off Pirantishead once and for all. Note: This three-parter first aired on FOX primetime.
64	4	"The Wanna-Be Ranger"	John Stewart	Ellen Levy-Sarnoff & Daniel J. Sarnoff	September 13, 1994 (1994-09-13)	204
Zordon informs the rangers that he's going to shut down temporarily, leaving Alpha 5 to keep an eye on things. A bored Alpha checks things out and sees a little boy, Dylan, who needs help finding his mother and goes to the park to befriend him. Lord Zedd takes advantage of the situation to send Primator, a shape-shifting monster, who attacks Alpha and Dylan. Panicking, Alpha orders Dylan to run to safety and turns on his self-destruct sequence so that Primator can't use him to find the Command Center. Primator sets up some of the Rangers, so they get attacked by Putties. Baffled and unable to contact Alpha, the Rangers go to the Command Center, where Zordon is restored. Zordon enlightens the Rangers to Alpha's predicament and reveals that they have mere minutes to save him. They're forced to take on Primator first, and he's not making things easy, especially when he begins to imitate the Rangers so that they can't tell him apart from each Ranger he impersonates. The Rangers can't seem to be able to outsmart him, so Zordon explains a clue he discovered that might be useful. The Rangers teleport out and are separated. Billy uses what they learned to sort the Primator from the Rangers. Will they be able to defeat him in time to help Alpha before it's too late?
65	5	"Putty on the Brain"	John Stewart	Mark Litton	September 14, 1994 (1994-09-14)	205
Zedd launches a diabolical scheme when he creates a spell that causes Billy and Zack to see their friends as Putties. With two Rangers confused, Zedd creates the Saliguana and begins a new assault against our heroes. However, Alpha comes up with a temporary solution for Billy and Zack's dilemma, have their friends morph to keep their confusion at bay until he can free their visions from Zedd's spell. Bulk and Skull try a new attempt in finding the identities of the Power Rangers but wind up spending the day in detention
66	6	"Bloom of Doom"	John Stewart	Cheryl Saban	September 17, 1994 (1994-09-17)	206
It's Club Sign-Up Day at Angel Grove High and Trini and Kimberly each set up a booth at which people can sign up to join their respective clubs. No one joins Kimberly's club, but everyone likes Trini's, which makes Kimberly disappointed and a little jealous. Lord Zedd takes advantage of this by casting a spell on her to turn her against Trini. Zedd then sends down the Bloom of Doom, who captures Kimberly and traps her in a mysterious dimension. However, the Rangers think fast and help Kimberly.
67	7	"The Green Dream"	John Stewart	Stewart St. John	September 19, 1994 (1994-09-19)	210
Tommy is troubled by a recurring dream about losing his powers. Little does he know that Zedd is behind his nightmares. It's part of his plan to capture Tommy and steal the Sword of Power.
68	8	"The Power Stealer"	Terence H. Winkless	Tony Oliver & Barbara A. Oliver	September 20, 1994 (1994-09-20)	207
The Rangers lead a drive to clean up Angel Grove, but Lord Zedd has plans of his own and decides to create the Octophantom to capture the Rangers in a magic jar and drain them of their powers. Now, the Rangers face a battle to keep their powers and save Tommy. Before Zack, Trini, and Kimberly are captured, Billy discovers Octophantom's main weakness and creates an invention for Jason to use in exploiting his vanity.
69	9	"The Beetle Invasion"	Terence H. Winkless	Mark Hoffmeier	September 21, 1994 (1994-09-21)	208
The Rangers step up to the challenge of a Broomball Tournament, but Zedd has a challenge of his own and creates the Stag Beetle.
70	10	"Welcome to Venus Island"	Terence H. Winkless	Mark Hoffmeier	September 24, 1994 (1994-09-24)	209
Lord Zedd sets his sights on Trini's neighbor Haley and captures her. When they come to save her, Lord Zedd plans to ransom her for the Green Ranger. The Rangers must find their way to Venus Island and take on the Invenusable Fly Trap. Bulk and Skull attempt to extract information from Haley concerning the identities of the Power Rangers to no avail.
71	11	"The Song of Guitardo"	Terence H. Winkless	Shell Danielson & Shuki Levy	September 26, 1994 (1994-09-26)	211
As Kimberly tries her hand at songwriting, Zedd decides to create a rock-and-roll nightmare. He calls forth Guitardo, a super cicada with a hypnotic sound. Bulk and Skull come up with a new plan to expose the Power Rangers' identities, but find themselves at the wrong hand of Guitardo.
72 73	12 13	"Green No More"	John Stewart	Stewart St. John	September 27, 1994 (1994-09-27) September 28, 1994 (1994-09-28)	212 213
Tommy sees a vision of himself from the future that bears a grim warning. Meanwhile, Lord Zedd plans to get rid of the Green Ranger forever using Turbanshell to drain him of his powers and transferring them into a crystal. The crystal, when fully energized, will bring about Zedd's Dark Rangers. The monster is more than the Rangers can handle; after retreating, they are shocked when Green Ranger suddenly disappears. Lord Zedd strips the other Rangers of their morphers, imprisons them in another dimension, and puts up an impermeable energy field around the Command Center. The Green Ranger is taken to the middle of nowhere and stripped of his powers, left utterly defenseless against the Turbanshell. Bulk and Skull find themselves intimidated by five teenage bullies, who Zedd recruits as his new Dark Rangers. Turbanshell and then Goldar taunt Tommy over the loss of his powers but are ultimately outsmarted. Tommy escapes, rescues his friends, and destroys the green crystal holding his powers. The Rangers, along with Tommy, morph summon the Thunder Megazord and challenge Turbanshell to a final fight. The monster bests the Megazord breaking it up into its five components, and the others helplessly watch as Jason fights solo. The Green Ranger, about to call Dragonzord, is stopped by Zordon. He explains to Tommy how to destroy the monster. With only one chance, Tommy, in what could be his final battle, weakens the beast from the inside. After defeating Turbanshell, the Dark Rangers are restored to normal with no memories of their past deeds, and Kimberly realizes they just need friends.
74	14	"Missing Green"	John Stewart	Ellen Levy-Sarnoff & Daniel J. Sarnoff	October 3, 1994 (1994-10-03)	215
Jason feels responsible for Tommy's power loss by not retrieving the green candle. The other four decide to surprise Jason by bringing Tommy home. Goldar springs a trap; the four then morph, but Goldar easily transports the rangers to another dimension. His plan: strip them of their powers using candles similar to the one that Rita used to drain Tommy of his powers. Zordon informs Jason of his friend's peril, and he sets out to rescue them. Zedd uses the opportunity to destroy the Red Ranger and sends down the Pipebrain monster. Can Jason destroy the Pipebrain, find the Rangers, and rescue them before it's too late?
75	15	"Orchestral Maneuvers in the Park"	Jerry P. Jacobs	Douglas Sloan	October 4, 1994 (1994-10-04)	214
Zack's cousin Curtis is set to play in a jazz festival, and Zack lends him a special trumpet. The concert goes great until a Putty steals the trumpet, and Zedd creates the terrifying Trumpet Top monster. He brings with him a menacing menagerie of monsters to overwhelm the Rangers. Alpha can discern Trumpet Top's secret powers in hallucination to help the Rangers overcome him.
76	16	"Beauty and the Beast"	John Stewart	Cheryl Saban	October 10, 1994 (1994-10-10)	216
Kimberly desperately misses Tommy. When she goes to a fortune teller for help, she is kidnapped by Goldar because Lord Zedd has decided to make her his new queen. However, Zedd makes his biggest mistake when Kimberly decides to impersonate Rita. Bulk and Skull decide to go to the same fortune-teller to assist them in exposing the Power Rangers until they discover that Ernie planned to teach them a lesson.
77 78	17 18	"White Light"	Jonathan Tzachor	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	October 17, 1994 (1994-10-17) October 18, 1994 (1994-10-18)	217 218
Kimberly announces exciting news, Tommy's coming back. The Rangers are happy, but their joy is cut short when Lord Zedd creates the Scarlet Sentinel which overpowers them. To make matters worse, Zordon and Alpha 5 disappear without a word. Billy heads to the Command Center and discovers the truth. Bulk and Skull find Rita's dumpster and believe it to be a sign to discover the Power Rangers' secret identities. Billy reveals that Zordon and Alpha 5 are creating a new Ranger. The rest of the Rangers are unhappy because they'd rather have Tommy rejoin them. Jason and Billy remind them that Lord Zedd's monsters are a lot more powerful, and they need extra help. They are forced to wait and watch as the Scarlet Sentinel is destroying their beloved city. When Zordon and Alpha finally unveil the newest Ranger, the others are in for a shock. Bulk and Skull come close to unintentionally releasing Rita from her imprisonment until the Rangers show up to stop them.
79	19	"Two for One"	Jerry P. Jacobs	Douglas Sloan	October 24, 1994 (1994-10-24)	219
A day at the park for Tommy and Kimberly turns into Putty pandemonium. While Kimberly and Tommy deal with Putties, Lord Zedd uses his evil powers to create two new outrageous monsters, Pursehead and Lypsyncher from Kimberly's purse and lipstick. Also, Bulk and Skull utilize their "Power Ranger detector" to try to discover the Rangers' secret identities.
80	20	"Opposites Attract"	Jerry P. Jacobs	Cheryl Saban	October 25, 1994 (1994-10-25)	221
Billy falls head over heels for Kimberly's friend Laura but feels that he's not good enough and that they don't have anything in common. He is nearby gathering scientific data when Kimberly and Laura take some Angelettes for a hike in the woods. Billy discovers a severe storm is brewing, but Lord Zedd has plans of his own as he turns Billy's polarizer into the wicked Magnet Brain. Meanwhile, Kimberly and the Angelettes are unaware of the impending danger. Bulk and Skull find themselves in trouble upon facing Magnet Brain.
81	21	"Zedd's Monster Mash"	Jerry P. Jacobs	Cheryl Saban	October 28, 1994 (1994-10-28)	220
As the teens enjoy Halloween with some of their young friends, Lord Zedd instructs the Putties to crash the annual Youth Center Halloween Party. Then, as Tommy takes some kids trick-or-treating, Goldar kidnaps him and brings him to a secret location to battle the most vicious Halloween monster, Doomstone.
82 83 84	22 23 24	"The Ninja Encounter"	Shuki Levy	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	November 2, 1994 (1994-11-02) November 3, 1994 (1994-11-03) November 4, 1994 (1994-11-04)	223 224 225
The kids enjoy a day at the park and make some new friends: Rocky, Aisha, and Adam, who compete in ad win the upcoming ninja competition at the Youth Center. But, Zedd has plans of his own for the ninja competitors. Rocky, Aisha, Adam, and their teacher Mr. Anderson are still trapped. Goldar summons a Snake, which slowly slithers around them, and once it gets its grasp upon them the teens, it will remove their goodness & free will. Aisha attempts to pick her cuffs' lock with a hairpin, and succeeds, only to have their escape thwarted. Lord Zedd, trying to distract the Rangers from tracking them down, sends down the Terror Blossom, and revives Hatchasaurus & Cardiatron. Tommy, Kimberly, and Billy must figure out how to unfreeze Jason, Zack, and Trini, defeat the Terror Blossom and save Rocky, Adam, and Aisha before they're turned to the dark side but may have to expose their secret identities to do so. Meanwhile, Bulk & Skull face the challenge of changing baby Jacob's diaper.
85	25	"A Monster of Global Proportions"	Jerry P. Jacobs	Douglas Sloan	November 5, 1994 (1994-11-05)	226
The kids host a world teen summit at Angel Grove High. But, Zedd sends Goldar and the Putties to kidnap their international guests.
86	26	"Zedd Waves"	Jerry P. Jacobs	Mark Litton	November 7, 1994 (1994-11-07)	222
Angel Grove is hosting its annual triathlon. Rocky, Adam, and Aisha are competing, and the gang prepares to cheer them on. Meanwhile, Bulk and Skull have another harebrained scheme to discover the Rangers' identities: they'll sit in the lake during the triathlon's swimming portion and use Bulk's energy output meter to determine which swimmers are emitting the most force. Lord Zedd decides to combine the energy meter with Skull's fishing pole to create the disc jockey-esque Beamcaster monster. Beamcaster uses the fishing pole to send out evil "Zedd waves" that brainwash everyone, turning Angel Grove's citizens into mindless drones that chant "Hail Lord Zedd" (or, in Skull's case, "Hail Lord Fred") repeatedly. As Beamcaster floods the park with his Zedd waves, Jason, Trini, and Zack morph and tries to thwart him, but they are hit with the waves as well. Billy invents a frequency reverser to undo the brainwashing effects, but upon teleporting to the park to use it, he and Kimberly are beset by the citizens, who damage the machine; Beamcaster uses the opportunity to bring them under his spell. The Zedd waves then trap Tommy, and Aisha, Rocky, and Adam arrive to realize the danger. Zordon teleports them to the Command Center for safety, where Aisha repairs the damaged reverser and uses it to free the Rangers' from Beamcaster's spell. The Rangers unite their Power Weapons to form the Power Blaster and take Beamcaster off the air for good.
87 88	27 28	"The Power Transfer"	Jonathan Tzachor	Judd Lynn	November 8, 1994 (1994-11-08) November 9, 1994 (1994-11-09)	231 232
Jason, Trini, and Zack have been chosen as the three Angel Grove teens to attend the World Teen Peace Summit in Switzerland. They are delighted to be going but sad to leave their friends. Before they leave, however, they must complete one final mission: to recover the Sword of Light from the deserted city to transfer their powers to three new rangers. Jason, Trini, and Zack morph one last time, along with the others, and head for the deserted city. Zedd, meanwhile, has completed his new war machine, Serpenterra, which he plans to use to destroy the Power Rangers and the world. He too heads for the deserted city, but leaves something behind on Earth: a device to put all of Angel Grove to sleep. Rocky, Adam, and Aisha have transferred to Angel Grove High and are in the middle of their first day when the other students begin to fall asleep. Zordon teleports them out just in time and sends them to destroy the device. They are ambushed by Putties, who tie them to a tree. At the deserted city, the Rangers search for the Sword of Light but are interrupted by Serpenterra. Jason summons the Red Dragon Thunderzord and Tor, the new carrier zord, to hold Zedd off while the search continues. They find the sword but have trouble freeing it from the Statue. Rocky, Adam, and Aisha free themselves and destroy the Putties and the sleeping device. Meanwhile, the Rangers release the Sword of Light when Billy links the Ring and the Statue just as Zedd destroys the city. Back at the Command Center, the Rangers inform Zordon that Serpenterra proved fierce opposition, and Jason, Trini, and Zack announce that they plan to back out from the Peace Conference as they are needed as Rangers. Zordon tells them that their destiny lies outside the team now and as they succeeded in their final quest. The Rangers will continue with new Rangers in their place, and he presents them with the new Red, Black, and Yellow Rangers: Rocky, Adam, and Aisha. Using the Sword of Light, Tommy transfers the powers from Jason, Trini, and Zack, and the new Rangers appear morphed. Zordon thanks Jason, Zack, and Trini for their loyal service and wishes them well before they leave. Meanwhile, Zedd returns to Earth with Serpenterra to attack. The new team goes into action and summons the Thunderzords. At first, Serpenterra proves to be tough, but it has a flaw. It loses energy very quickly, and Zedd is forced to retreat. Back at the Command Center, the Rangers see Jason, Zack, and Trini off via the viewing globe and celebrate their first victory with Rocky, Adam, and Aisha.
89	29	"Goldar's Vice-Versa"	Terence H. Winkless	Douglas Sloan	November 12, 1994 (1994-11-12)	233
The Rangers organize a Vice-versa Dance, where the girls invite the guys. Adam is not confident that he will be asked to the dance until a mysterious new girl catches his eye: Sabrina. Adam goes out with Sabrina and invites Aisha along, which Sabrina is not happy about at all. Sabrina lulls Adam into a false sense of security, but Aisha smells a rat. Meanwhile, the other Rangers are at the Youth Center preparing for the dance. They mention to Ms. Appleby that Adam is out with the new girl Sabrina. Ms. Appleby says there must be some mistake because the last new girl to enroll at Angel Grove High was Aisha. The Rangers sense something is up and contact Zordon, who locates Adam and Aisha. By this time, Sabrina has revealed her true identity, Scorpina. Goldar and Putties turn up and tie Adam and Aisha to a tree. The Rangers morph and fight the villains, while Billy frees Adam and Aisha with his Power Lance. They morph and join the fight, but Lord Zedd makes Goldar and Scorpina grow. The Rangers call on the Thunder Megazord and White Tigerzord. Scorpina gets a taste of the new zords, not fighting since the era of the Dinozords. Both get heavily beaten and retreat to the moon. Meanwhile, in their quest to find the Power Rangers' secret identities, Bulk and Skull encounter a serious problem when two punk girls start following them around. Despite being given notes, the boys are horrified when they learn the two girls sent them the notes and are forced to dance with them.
90	30	"Mirror of Regret"	Terence H. Winkless	Cheryl Saban	November 14, 1994 (1994-11-14)	234
Adam helps Sean, a young karate student, believe in himself. But, Lord Zedd is about to destroy Adam's confidence when he sends Goldar to Angel Grove with the Mirror of Regret to bring back Adam's childhood memories to drain his energy. Adam is forced to face his demons from the past, and none of the Rangers can help him.
91	31	"When is a Ranger Not a Ranger?"	Jonathan Tzachor	Judd Lynn	November 15, 1994 (1994-11-15)	235
When Lord Zedd turns Adam's kaleidoscope into the Scatterbrain monster, it attacks Billy, Kimberly, and Tommy, robbing them of their memories as Power Rangers. When Zordon sends Rocky, Adam, and Aisha to help them, Scatterbrain wipes their minds as well, leaving the fate of the Power Rangers—and the world—in the unlikely hands of Bulk & Skull, who've finally discovered Power Rangers' identities. They trick Scatterbrain into restoring the Rangers' memories, but at the cost of their knowledge of their identities.
92	32	"Rocky Just Wants to Have Fun"	Terence H. Winkless	Mark Hoffmeier	November 16, 1994 (1994-11-16)	228
A new Pachinko game is delivered to the Juice Bar, and Rocky loves it. But, Lord Zedd has a little game of his own to play when he casts a spell over Rocky, causing him only to want to play. The Rangers are annoyed when he refuses to fight, especially when it costs them dearly, leaving Tommy to face the Pachinko Head monster alone.
93	33	"Lights, Camera, Action"	Terence H. Winkless	Daniel J. Sarnoff & Ellen Levy-Sarnoff	November 17, 1994 (1994-11-17)	240
The Power Rangers take the message of the power of education to the airwaves. But, Zedd tries to stop the show by changing a TV camera into the evil Showbiz Monster. Bulk and Skull attempt to enter the studio and try to unmask the Rangers, but are foiled when they accidentally attack the host.
94	34	"Where There's Smoke, There's Fire"	John Stewart	Jerry P. Jacobs	November 21, 1994 (1994-11-21)	237
It's Fire Safety Week at Angel Grove High, and Aisha is selected as Fire Safety Captain. Lord Zedd becomes interested in fire too, when he sends the Flamehead monster to Angel Grove to turn the city into one big hotspot. Aisha begins to take her responsibility for fire safety too seriously, to the point where she insists on fighting Lord Zedd's forces alone. She learns a harsh lesson in needing to rely on her friends for help when she realizes how powerful Zedd's forces are.
95	35	"Scavenger Hunt"	John Stewart	Stewart St. John	November 22, 1994 (1994-11-22)	227
The Rangers go on a scavenger hunt. But, then Lord Zedd has other ideas to ruin the Rangers' game once and for all. Bulk and Skull use a fortune teller to help them discover who the Power Rangers are, but are later foiled.
96	36	"The Great Bookala Escape"	John Stewart	Judd Lynn	November 23, 1994 (1994-11-23)	239
An unusual crash landing creates a mystery for our heroes. The Rangers decide to investigate the spacecraft further and discover its strange cargo, a kind-hearted alien named Bookala. But, Lord Zedd prepares to lay claim to the craft and forces to Rangers to come up with a quick plan to trick Zedd before it's too late.
97	37	"Forever Friends"	Terence H. Winkless	Cheryl Saban	November 28, 1994 (1994-11-28)	238
Goldar kidnaps both Kimberly and Aisha's best friend Shawna. While our heroes plan to rescue their friends, Zedd sends the Jaws of Destruction to battle them.
98	38	"A Reel Fish Story"	Terence H. Winkless	Ellen Levy-Sarnoff & Douglas Sloan	November 29, 1994 (1994-11-29)	236
Lord Zedd is inspired by Rocky's claim that he's never seen monsters in the lake before to unleash a few monsters to destroy the Rangers. To make matters worse, only three Rangers can respond. Worst of all, once the Rangers unite against the monsters, Lord Zedd releases the Tube Monster upon the city. What will the Rangers do now? Bulk and Skull try a new attempt to discover the Power Rangers' identities, only to get in significant trouble with Billy and Rocky.
99 100	39 40	"Rangers Back in Time"	Terence H. Winkless	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	February 4, 1995 (1995-02-04) February 11, 1995 (1995-02-11)	229 230
Lord Zedd casts a spell that turns back the hands of time and turns the Power Rangers into kids. He then unleashes the Photomare monster that traps them in a photograph. Young Bulk and Skull are on the run with the picture of the Rangers, which is precisely what Lord Zedd, Goldar, and the Photomare are after. Alpha 5 is charged with regaining the picture so that the Rangers will be freed. Once released, they must destroy the monster as well as the heavily guarded Rock of Time to undo the spell.
101 102 103	41 42 43	"The Wedding"	Shuki Levy	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	February 13, 1995 (1995-02-13) February 14, 1995 (1995-02-14) February 15, 1995 (1995-02-15)	241 242 243
The Rangers are going to Australia just as Lord Zedd is recharging. Rita, meanwhile, is back and ready for revenge. She orders her still loyal henchman, Finster to make a potion for Lord Zedd to make him fall in love with her when he awakens. Alpha 5 misses the Rangers so much that Zordon suggests he take a walk; when he returns, he creates havoc for the Rangers by tricking them into going to a place where an assortment of monsters from the past attack them. To the Rangers' horror, they find that they can't escape, they are outnumbered, and can't use their powers. The Rangers are fighting for their lives with no end in sight. They search desperately for a way out but find monsters at every turn. Lord Zedd awakens from his slumber and asks Rita to marry him. Goldar is very unhappy, to say the least, especially when he's charged with planning the wedding. The Rangers find a way out, and Lord Zedd makes some of the monsters gigantic. Alpha 5 sabotages the zords while the Rangers are in the battle, forcing them to retreat. They teleport out, only to find themselves back in the theatre from which they had just escaped. Meanwhile, much to Goldar's dismay, the wedding is about to begin. Everyone on the moon, but Goldar is excited as Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd tie the knot. The Rangers hatch a plan to escape again while Rita and Lord Zedd are traveling to Earth to destroy them personally. Goldar sends monsters who pursue the Rangers in an attempt to stop them from reaching the Command Center. When they finally get there, Billy fixes Alpha 5 and restores Zordon, who reveals that the pursuing monsters are gigantic and attacking the city. The Rangers eventually defeat the monsters but earn a bickering Zedd and Rita's fury. Alpha 5 feels guilty for his actions against the Rangers and Zordon.
104 105 106	44 45 46	"Return of the Green Ranger"	Shuki Levy	Shuki Levy (Parts 1 & 2) Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson (Part 3)	February 20, 1995 (1995-02-20) February 21, 1995 (1995-02-21) February 22, 1995 (1995-02-22)	244 245 246
The kids ponder a history assignment: what time period would they have liked to have lived in. Meanwhile, Rita summons the Wizard of Deception to send the Rangers back in time. There's just one thing that stands in their way, the White Ranger. The Wizard casts a spell on Bulk and Skull to obtain some of Tommy's hair to resurrect the Green Ranger. When they fail, The Wizard finds Tommy and has a putty cut a bit of his hair off. The Wizard casts a spell on the hair, and the Green Ranger is reborn, unbeknownst to the Rangers. Tommy feels ill because of the spell and goes home to rest. The Green Ranger Clone Tom tricks the other Rangers into meeting with him, and the Wizard sends them back in time to late 18th century Angel Grove, and the Rangers find themselves trapped, completely powerless. Tommy is in total shock when he comes face to face with the evil Green Ranger. The Green and White rangers engage in battle. They are perfectly matched until the Wizard intervenes and demorphs the White Ranger and orders the Green Ranger to bring back Dragonzord to destroy Angel Grove. Back in the 18th century, Angel Grove, the rest of the Rangers are aided by a girl who helps them escape. The Wizard shows up and casts a spell on some rats, making them human-sized and unleashing them on Angel Grove. The Rangers are horrified at not being able to use their powers and are forced to flee. The Dragonzord is reawakened and under the evil influence of the Wizard. Tommy is weakened from demorphing and can barely function. The White Tigerzord is no match for the Dragonzord, while the White Ranger is in such a state. The Wizard and the Green Ranger corner him, but Tommy tricks them into revealing the whereabouts of the Rangers. After, Zordon says what must be done to free the Rangers. After bringing them back, the Rangers take on the Dragonzord. Tommy can take the Wizard's wand to destroy him and free the clone. Remorseful, Tom sends the Dragonzord back to its resting place for good. After dealing with the problem in the past, Tom decides to remain there, and Tommy heads back to his time.
107	47	"Best Man for the Job"	John Weil	Mark Hoffmeier	April 29, 1995 (1995-04-29)	250
It's anything but politics as usual at Angel Grove High when both Tommy and Kimberly run for office. The competition heats up when Lord Zedd and Rita compete in who gets to take out the Rangers. For her to win, Rita sends Baboo and Squatt to use a magic rope on both candidates to turn them against each other and crush them. However, when Saba is captured, and the other Rangers learn the truth, can they try to convince Tommy and Kimberly to work together? Or will Rita succeed in defeating the Power Rangers with her newly acquired Tiger Zord? Meanwhile, Bulk tries inventive ways to win the class presidency but loses big when he learns that no one, including Skull, voted for him
108 109	48 49	"Storybook Rangers"	John Weil	Douglas Sloan & Cheryl Saban	May 1, 1995 (1995-05-01) May 2, 1995 (1995-05-02)	248 249
There's a book fair at Angel Grove High, much to the delight of the Rangers. Tommy buys a book for Kimberly that she has loved since childhood, which inspires Rita to trap the Rangers inside. Once inside, Lord Zedd orders Putties to retrieve the book, and somehow, they end up inside the book. The Putties snatch the toys so that the Rangers can never leave. To make matters worse, two boys find the book and return it to the book fair. Adam, Aisha, and Billy can only watch in horror as Tommy, Kimberly, and Rocky are attacked by a Snow Monster. Meanwhile, Bulk and Skull find a book that will help them animate a monster unaware that Zedd plans to have the duo create a monster for him. Adam, Aisha, and Billy race against time to find the book Rocky, Kimberly, and Tommy are trapped in before it's too late. They are forced to search through hundreds of books, not knowing which one they are looking for. Unbeknownst to Bulk and Skull, Lord Zedd and Rita create a monster with the materials they were using to create a monster, Turkey Jerk. Kimberly, Tommy, and Rocky are stuck in a cave until Grumble, a character in the story, saves them. The trio decides to ask the Wizard that cast a spell on Grumble to help them, but he gruffly refuses. Back in Angel Grove, Billy, Adam, and Aisha battle Bulk and Skull's monster that is more difficult to handle than expected. Aisha gives Grumble a hand by drawing the toys so that the story can end happily. Just when things are starting to look up, Rita helps Mondo the Magician escape the book and attack Angel Grove. Can the Rangers defeat such a powerful foe?
110 111	50 51	"Wild West Rangers"	Armand Garabidian	Mark Litton	May 8, 1995 (1995-05-08) May 9, 1995 (1995-05-09)	251 252
The Rangers teleport to the Command Center, but Kimberly ends up going through a time hole. Next thing she knows, she's in the wild west. Things take an interesting turn, to say the least, when Kimberly meets her friends' respective counterparts. The Rangers finally discover where she is but have to stop Goldar, Needlenose, and Putties from going through the time hole, only to find themselves outnumbered. To make matters worse, the Rangers are paralyzed before they can prevent them from traveling back in time. The time hole closes so the Rangers can't follow, leaving Kimberly to face the monster, Goldar, and the Putties all alone. As a last resort, Kimberly teleports to the Command Center of that era. Zordon gives her what she'll need to face Needlenose if her friends' ancestors can help. There's just one problem; they don't even know how to fight. The White Stranger arrives to give the Rangers a hand.
112	52	"Blue Ranger Gone Bad"	John Weil	Judd Lynn	May 20, 1995 (1995-05-20)	247
Billy creates a special project for his art class, which catches the eye of one of his female classmates, Violet, who makes a statue in a perfect likeness of him. Rita casts a spell on it to make it real to take his place while the others are preoccupied with the Putties. The Rangers are puzzled by "Billy's" odd behavior. Tommy suspects that something's up, which forces Rita to send the Putties and Goldar. Meanwhile, it's the most unlikely source that frees the real Billy. Time's running out, and the Rangers don't have their Morphers. The other Rangers don't know who is the real Billy. However, Kimberly saves the day by tricking the fake Billy into giving a wrong answer when she asks a question about a device that the real Billy knows.

Season 3 (1995)

No. overall	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date	Prod. code
113 114 115	1 2 3	"A Friend in Need"	Worth Keeter	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	September 2, 1995 (1995-09-02) September 9, 1995 (1995-09-09) (Parts 2 & 3)	301 302 303
Alpha 5's birth planet Edenoi is under attack by a spaceship under the command of Count Dregon, thus the Rangers (minus Kimberly who has the flu) teleport to Edenoi to find out what's going on. Meanwhile, Lord Zedd and Rita make a plan to invade Earth. The Rangers meet up with the inhabitants of Edenoi and their prince Dex. Dex is also known as the Masked Rider. Dex tells the Rangers about the crystals that give special powers to the inhabitants and the history of why Count Dregon is attacking the planet. Meanwhile, Kimberly, while still ill, is fighting Repellator, a monster from Zedd, on planet Earth. On Edenoi, the Rangers and Masked Rider fight with the minions of Count Dregon. Meanwhile, Kimberly has infected Repellator with the flu; thus, the monster has to retreat to get an antidote from Finster, earning him Lord Zedd and Rita's fury. After helping the Masked Rider defeat Dregon's forces, the Rangers return to Earth to reunite with the Pink Ranger, summon the Thunderzords, and destroy Repellator. However, the Rangers are unaware that Count Dregon had followed them to Earth. The episode ends with King Lexion telling Dex to defend Earth against Count Dregon. Note: This three-parter acted as a backdoor pilot for the TV show Masked Rider.
116 117 118 119	4 5 6 7	"Ninja Quest"	Terence H. Winkless	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	September 11, 1995 (1995-09-11) September 12, 1995 (1995-09-12) September 13, 1995 (1995-09-13) September 14, 1995 (1995-09-14)	304 305 306 307
Rita's brother Rito Revolto arrives and plants some eggs nearby. Then, Rito teleports to Earth and lures the Rangers into a trap. Just when the Rangers are about to destroy Rito, he gets help from four monsters. The Rangers are outmatched, and ultimately, the Thunder Megazord and Tigerzord are destroyed. Zedd, Rita, and Rito are having a party because the Rangers are finally destroyed. Meanwhile, the eggs Rito planted are opening, revealing Tenga Warriors. On Earth, Zordon sends the Rangers to the Desert of Despair to find Ninjor, the creator of the Power Coins. While traveling through the desert, Zedd finds the Rangers and sends the Tengas to fight them. The Rangers are no match for the Tengas and narrowly escape. The Rangers walk through a hidden valley, enter a temple, and meet Ninjor. He gives the Rangers new Ninja Powers and new Ninja Zords. With their new powers, the Rangers easily beat the Tengas. However, the Vampirus egg starts to hatch. The Rangers call their Ninja Zords to fight Rito. Rito is putting up an even match until the Zords combine into the Megazord and quickly destroy him. Meanwhile, in the Desert of Despair, another egg opens, giving birth to another monster of Rito's. This monster attacks Ninjor but is heavily outmatched by Ninjor's power. Ninjor transforms and, together with the Megazord, destroy the evil beast. Note: This four-parter aired almost three months after the premiere of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie. The plot of the saga features a similar scenario to that of the movie, or rather, the "Ninja Quest" Saga is an alternate version of how the Rangers got their Ninja Powers. Due to this, the film was confirmed not to be part of the official Power Ranger storyline.
120	8	"A Brush with Destiny"	Terence H. Winkless	Gilles Wheeler	September 18, 1995 (1995-09-18)	308
Kimberly has been having nightmares about moving to Paris. Meanwhile, Finster creates a device that lets Rita and Zedd see people's dreams, including Kimberly's. Zedd creates a plan by making Artistmole, the monster in Kimberly's dream, real to destroy the Earth as well as the Rangers. The Rangers ask for Ninjor's but are drained of their powers. Kimberly has to face her fears to destroy the Artistmole and save her friends.
121	9	"Passing the Lantern"	Armand Garabidian	Kati Rocky	September 19, 1995 (1995-09-19)	309
Adam receives a special gift from his family: a paper lantern. Then, Billy and Adam learn of the lantern's powers. Meanwhile, Lord Zedd has plans of his own when he sends Rito, Baboo, and Squatt to steal the lantern so he can harness its powers. However, they screw up when Rito ineptly tosses aside Adam's lantern (recovered by Bulk and Skull) and takes the others instead. Lord Zedd is infuriated with the trio's foul-up. Still, Rita manages to salvage the situation and takes one lantern to create Lanterra to fight the Rangers.
122	10	"Wizard for a Day"	Armand Garabidian	Mark Hoffmeier	September 20, 1995 (1995-09-20)	310
Rocky switches places with his strict science teacher Mr. Wilton. Meanwhile, Rita and Lord Zedd decide to give Rito the day to destroy the Rangers to teach him a lesson. They take advantage of their day off by laughing at him when Finster rudely refuses to take orders from him. Rito decides to turn the Rangers into monsters but accidentally turns Mr. Wilton into Marvo the Meanie, who begins to change everyone into a liquid, including five of the Rangers. Rocky learns that, while destroying Marvo will bring back Mr. Wilton, if he doesn't stop Marvo in time, the others will be liquids forever. Meanwhile, Bulk and Skull, still vying for work, spy on Rocky in a suit and believe he has stolen Mr. Wilton's books, unaware it is a teacher/student switch day. They learn their lesson the hard way when a furious Mr. Wilton confronts them.
123	11	"Fourth Down and Long"	Armand Garabidian	Mark Litton	September 23, 1995 (1995-09-23)	311
Rocky's uncle, a star quarterback, comes to visit. On the moon, Finster accidentally creates Centiback, a monster that has the power to transform anyone into a football. After all but Rocky gets turned into a football, he and Ninjor go to fight Centiback and save the other Rangers.
124 125	12 13	"Stop the Hate Master"	Bob Radler	Stewart St. John	September 25, 1995 (1995-09-25) September 26, 1995 (1995-09-26)	313 314
Aisha's hope of getting into the Angel Girls club ends in disappointment when only Kimberly is let in. However, Kimberly discovers that the club's leader, Veronica, didn't let Aisha in because of her parents' income. Thus, she quits the club out of loyalty to Aisha. Zedd and Rita create the evil Hate Master, who is sent to spread hate everywhere. Meanwhile, the Rangers are attacked by Tengas, and the Hate Master places the Rangers under his spell. All but Aisha is affected. Lt. Stone puts Bulk and Skull in charge of catching the Graffiti Bandit. Aisha tries to break Hate Master's hold on her friends but is unsuccessful. Alpha and Aisha discover that the necklace her grandmother gave her will help to save her friends from the spell. Once the Rangers are freed, they morph and destroy the Hate Master. After, they apologize for the things they said while under the spell. Aisha is accepted in the girls club when the other members learn of Veronica, only allowing members whose families had a high income or whose mothers were members, and they kick her out. Bulk and Skull try to capture the "Graffiti Bandit" plaguing Angel Grove. Bulk is surprised when he learns the bandit is Skull, who's been sleepwalking. Ernie forces them to clean the wall.
126	14	"Final Face-Off"	Armand Garabidian	Douglas Sloan	October 2, 1995 (1995-10-02)	312
All but Kimberly go to the museum and learn about the face-stealing monster that piques Rita's interest. While the Rangers are kept busy, Squatt, Baboo, and Rito steals the lamp which contains the monster and keeps it bound, so it can't harm anyone. To the Rangers' horror, Rita releases it and sends it to Earth. Aisha's and Adam's faces are stolen in battle; it takes a few things from the museum to defeat it, but is there any way to restore Aisha, Adam, and countless others who have lost their faces?
127	15	"The Potion Notion"	Bob Radler	Jackie Marchand	October 9, 1995 (1995-10-09)	315
Love is in the air and the universe when Zedd surprises Rita with a second honeymoon. Then, Rito sends Miss Chief with a love potion to Angel Grove where things get strange. Also, Goldar found out about Rita's plot and used Finster to create an antidote to free Lord Zedd. However, he is further shocked when he learns that potion or not, both Zedd and Rita do love each other.
128	16	"I'm Dreaming of a White Ranger"	Douglas Sloan	Ron Milbauer & Terri Hughes	November 23, 1995 (1995-11-23)	316
On Christmas Eve, Zedd and Rita send their troops to the North Pole to capture Santa Claus and his elves, thus preventing Santa from delivering his Christmas presents. Meanwhile, Kimberly misses her mother, who won't be able to go home for Christmas. The Rangers go to Santa's rescue but realize they can't morph to fight Rito, Goldar, and the Tengas. After quickly tying Goldar, Rito, and the Tengas with a red ribbon, Santa Claus sends them as a present to Zedd and Rita, who are angry. Meanwhile, the Rangers go home - before they do; however, Santa gives them a bag of gifts to take back to Angel Grove to give to the kids at Ernie's Juice Bar, where Kimberly and a group of children are going to be singing Christmas songs. Throughout the episode, there is a girl who is in the singing group, who is not too eager about this because her father won't be there to see it, all she wants to do is be with him, so she tells her to makes friends, and she does with Kimberly. The girl's father shows up, and Kimberly's mother comes for Christmas. Meanwhile, Zedd and Rita, Goldar, Rito, and the others are enjoying Christmas, and Rito gives a present to Goldar and says he's his best friend. In the end, the Rangers, Bulk, and Skull, who had earlier told the girl that if they saw Santa, they'd ask him to have her father come, Kimberly's parents, the music group, and most of the people at Ernie's Juice Bar sing together. Note: This episode was released on video on 09/12/95, the same day as Ninja Quest Part II. The original video release featured extra footage and alternate cuts not present in the televised airing or subsequent releases on VHS or DVD.
129 130	17 18	"A Ranger Catastrophe"	Douglas Sloan	Douglas Sloan	October 16, 1995 (1995-10-16) October 17, 1995 (1995-10-17)	317 318
Kimberly and Aisha find a stray cat that leaves Rita purring with delight. Then, Rito is sent to the animal shelter where Aisha volunteers. Summoning their ninja powers, the Rangers face off with Rito and the Tengas as Aisha's stray cat watches from the window. But, this is no ordinary cat as our heroes begin to understand. The cat is revealed to be a new girl to Angel Grove, Katherine. Unfortunately for the Rangers, she is in alliance with Lord Zedd and Rita. Katherine tricks Tommy into helping her fix her car then rewards him with a free drive, but this was all a part of Rita's plan because Tommy ends up in another dimension. Rita retrieves Kat, but Tommy is left to fight both Rito and Goldar. The other Rangers try to help bring Tommy home but are stopped by a Kat monster, who is Katherine. The Rangers defeat the Kat monster, free Tommy, and are surprised to find Kat sitting in the park. Little do they know she is after the Rangers.
131 132 133	19 20 21	"Changing of the Zords"	Jonathan Tzachor	Stewart St. John	October 31, 1995 (1995-10-31) November 1, 1995 (1995-11-01) November 2, 1995 (1995-11-02)	319 320 321
Rita orders Katherine to steal Kimberly's power coin. While the Tengas distract the Rangers, Katherine takes Kimberly's power coin and brings it to Rita. Kimberly is immediately affected and slowly loses her powers (the power coins are connected to their natural human energy). Tommy and Ninjor team up to take on Goldar. Tommy uses his Falcon Zord but gets taken out by Katherine, who steals the Falcon Zord, while Ninjor is captured by Zedd. Kimberly is still losing her powers and, ultimately, passes out. The other Rangers move to Angel Grove park to fight Incisorator sent by Zedd. Meanwhile, the Tengas attack Katherine to lure Kimberly into battle. Kimberly wakes up and teleports to Katherine to fight off the Tengas. Because Kimberly has been weakened due to the loss of her power coin, she is no match for the Tengas and gets beaten while Katherine watches. Goldar shows up and kidnaps Kimberly, who he brings to Lord Zedd. Zordon agrees to teleport Lord Zedd to the Command Center to talk about his demands. Zedd gives the Rangers two options: pilot his new evil Zords or Kimberly will be destroyed. The Rangers agree to pilot Zedd's evil Shogunzords. Zedd teleports back to the moon and is having a party with Rita and Rito. Using the viewing globe, Billy locates the whereabouts of Kimberly. Tommy, using the device from "The Green Candle", goes to the dark dimension. Tommy finds Kimberly but gets intercepted by Zedd. Meanwhile, Rita sends the evil Shogunzords to Earth to be piloted by the Rangers. Billy, however, finds a way to override the controls using the power coins. In the dark dimension, Tommy finally beats Zedd, rescues Kimberly, and teleports back to Earth. Tommy teams up with the other Shogunzords and beats See monster.
134	22	"Follow That Cab!"	Terence H. Winkless	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	November 4, 1995 (1995-11-04)	322
A crime is committed in broad daylight, so Bulk, Skull, and Kimberly take a cab to follow the culprit. But Zedd makes a few changes. Our heroes get the news from Zordon. At the Command Center, the Rangers are presented with all new Shark Cycles.
135 136 137	23 24 25	"A Different Shade of Pink"	Bob Radler	Douglas Sloan	November 6, 1995 (1995-11-06) November 7, 1995 (1995-11-07) November 8, 1995 (1995-11-08)	323 324 325
Kimberly meets Gunther Schmidt, an international gymnast trainer. Schmidt offers to coach Kimberly for the Pan Global Games. Because of this, Kimberly no longer has time to fulfill her duties as a Ranger. Rita and Zedd launch multiple attacks on Earth, requiring the Rangers to split up and take them on. The Rangers are beaten, and Kimberly has to give up her training to help her team fight the evil monsters. Meanwhile, Katherine is slowly losing the spell cast by Rita, feeling sympathy for Kimberly. The episode ends with Kimberly training all night and day, eventually passing out from exhaustion. Katherine is there and finally realizes what she has done to Kimberly and the rest of the Rangers. Kimberly is escorted into the hospital. The Rangers visit but have to leave to fight the Tengas and Rito. While the Rangers are away, Katherine tells Kimberly about the spell Rita cast on her. Meanwhile, Finster comes with a new monster called Garbage Mouth. Garbage Mouth tries to destroy Angel Grove but is stopped by the Rangers. The episode ends with Rita showing up and giving the Rangers a choice: turn in Katherine or Ninjor will be destroyed. Katherine decides to exchange herself for Ninjor. However, Rita tricks the Rangers, and they lose Katherine to her and Zedd. Katherine gets put into a prison cell with Rito as the guard. She gives Rito a back massage and then steals the key while Rito falls asleep. Katherine finds the Pink Power coin locked in a case, and is confronted by Rita. Before she can call for the Tengas to recapture Katherine, she is teleported to the Command Center and gives the coin back to Kimberly. Kimberly gets her confidence back, trains for the gymnastics tournament, and wins. Schmidt offers Kimberly to move to his facility in Florida to compete for the Pan Global Games. The episode ends with Kimberly giving her pink power coin to Katherine.
138	26	"Rita's Pita"	Terence H. Winkless	Jackie Marchand	November 11, 1995 (1995-11-11)	326
Tommy preaches the importance of eating right to one of his students who doesn't have healthy eating habits. This inspires Rita to get the Ravenator to go inside Tommy and make him want nothing but junk food. Tommy's ravenous appetite makes him stuff his face nonstop; Kat discovers what's going on and informs the other Rangers. How will the Rangers destroy a monster that's inside Tommy's stomach without harming him as well?
139	27	"Another Brick in the Wall"	Terence H. Winkless	Mark Hoffmeier	November 13, 1995 (1995-11-13)	327
Katherine comes up with a plan to clean up an old lot, and she recruits her friends to help her construct a new homeless shelter. However, Rita is still angry that Katherine is no longer under her spell and turned into a "goody-goody" Ranger. With the help of Rito, the resulting battle causes the ruin of Katherine's day of work, building the shelter. Before they can repair it, four of the Rangers are entrapped by Rita's newest monster, the Brick Bully, but Katherine helps release them with the aid of Alpha. Billy manages to destroy the monster single-handedly, and after the battle, they can repair the shelter in time. In the finale, the Mayor of Angel Grove presents Katherine with an Outstanding Achievement Award for her work on the housing project.
140	28	"A Chimp in Charge"	Terence H. Winkless	Douglas Sloan	November 18, 1995 (1995-11-18)	328
Katherine and Aisha teach a monkey, Kelly, to communicate with sign language for a school assignment. However, Rita and Lord Zedd turn the monkey into the Sinister Simian monster to lure the Rangers out to fight it. Now, the Rangers have to find a way to defeat the monster without harming it and return Kelly to normal.
141 142 143	29 30 31	"Master Vile and the Metallic Armor"	Bob Radler	Mark Litton	November 20, 1995 (1995-11-20) November 21, 1995 (1995-11-21) November 22, 1995 (1995-11-22)	329 330 331
The Earth and Rita and Zedd's palace shake with the arrival of one very evil visitor: Rita & Rito's father, Master Vile. While Vile is furious with Rita for marrying Zedd, he announces his plan to get the Zeo Crystal. Now, the Rangers must unravel the mystery of his plan and prepare for their biggest battle yet. Tommy and Kat volunteer to search for the Falcon Zord and the Zeo Crystal. Kat distracts Zedd and Rita by claiming she wants to be evil again to give Tommy time to search for the Zeo Crystal. The other Rangers fight the Blue Globber, who has absorbed Ninjor's powers. The Rangers travel to another dimension to retrieve their zords, which have been sent there by Master Vile. Alpha discovers a way to weaken the Blue Globber.
144	32	"The Sound of Dischordia"	Marco Garibaldi	Stewart St. John	November 25, 1995 (1995-11-25)	332
Aisha and Katherine write a school song. Master Vile has a song too; he calls upon the evil Dischordia, who casts a spell on the girls to change their tune.
145	33	"Rangers in Reverse"	Marco Garibaldi	Douglas Sloan	November 27, 1995 (1995-11-27)	333
Five Rangers are at the Juice Bar, planning a surprise birthday trip to the Carnival for Kat. While the Rangers celebrate her birthday, Master Vile brings forth the Orb of Doom from beneath the Earth. Immediately, Alpha senses trouble, and Zordon calls the Rangers. He warns them about the effects of the Orb of Doom: if the villains secure it, time will be reversed, and they will be turned into children. The Rangers morph and split into two groups. Tommy, Rocky, and Kat face Rito, Goldar, and a group of Tengas, while Adam, Billy, and Aisha face another group of Tengas headed towards the carnival, being forced to use their Metallic Armor power-up to defeat them. While the Rangers are occupied, Rito secures the Orb of Doom. Tommy attempts to remove it but cannot penetrate its energy field. Vile activates the Orb, which reverses time on Earth and turns everyone in the vicinity (the Rangers, Bulk, Skull, Lt. Stone, and everyone at the carnival) into kids. Rita, Rito, Lord Zedd, and Goldar then make themselves grow and attack. The Ranger kids (who still remember being Rangers) attempt to morph, but their powers do not work with them as children, leaving them powerless to stop the giant villains.

Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers (Season 3.5, 1996)

Main article: Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers § Episodes

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
146	1	"Alien Rangers of Aquitar, Part I"	Vickie Bronaugh	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	February 5, 1996 (1996-02-05)
Lord Zedd and his gang land on Earth to turn Angel Grove into a frenzy, but Master Vile puts a stop to it. Meanwhile, our heroes are trapped as their younger selves. But, danger is just ahead when the enemy's minions show up. Then, confusion ensues when the police arrive. At the Command Center and unable to communicate with Ninjor, Zordon, and Alpha must contact Aquatar and seek the Alien Rangers' assistance.
147	2	"Alien Rangers of Aquitar, Part II"	Vickie Bronaugh	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	February 6, 1996 (1996-02-06)
Alpha manages to defuse the bomb which Rito and Goldar set up to blow up the Command Center. The young Rangers greet their Alien Ranger allies before they do battle against an army of monsters. After being defeated, Master Vile throws a tantrum and flees to Gamma Vile, much to Zedd's joy.
148	3	"Climb Every Fountain"	Larry Litton	Douglas Sloan	February 7, 1996 (1996-02-07)
Young Billy and the Alien Rangers work together. Meanwhile, Zedd and Rita develop a plot to defeat the Rangers. Then, Rito decides to take a bus in an attempt to take their Ninja Power Coins away. Then, suddenly, the Alien Rangers start feeling under the weather.
149	4	"The Alien Trap"	Larry Litton	Stewart St. John	February 8, 1996 (1996-02-08)
The kids work on a new device that will help the Alien Rangers. Suddenly, Rito and Goldar appear and the Alien Rangers defend their young friends.
150	5	"Attack of the 60' Bulk"	Paul Schrier	Gilles Wheeler	February 10, 1996 (1996-02-10)
Our young heroes receive good news about the Alien Rangers. Meanwhile, at the evil palace, Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa are ecstatic. Then, they devise a plan to turn one bad boy, Bulk, into a monster. Soon, they grow annoyed of the monster still acting like a boy and change him back. Rito and Goldar are sent to the underground part of the Command Center.
151	6	"Water You Thinking?"	Paul Schrier	Jackie Marchand	February 12, 1996 (1996-02-12)
The Rangers begin their quest to find the shattered pieces of the Zeo Crystal, but at the start of their journey, Cestro begins to dehydrate. Rita and Zedd conspire to keep the Alien Rangers dry, as well as keeping them from summoning their Battle Borgs. Meanwhile, Rocky searches for a Zeo Crystal shard within a volcano in historic Mexico. Rito and Goldar find themselves lost in the underground level of the Command Center and separate, but the results are what you expect.
152	7	"Along Came a Spider"	Robert Radler	Buzz Alden & Charlotte Fullerton	February 13, 1996 (1996-02-13)
While Billy searches for some spare parts to be used with the Zeo Crystal, Young Adam arrives in historic Korea to begin his quest. Meanwhile, Rita and Lord Zedd have big plans for one pesky spider, in an attempt to slow down the Rangers' progress.
153	8	"Sowing the Seas of Evil"	Robert Radler	Stewart St. John	February 14, 1996 (1996-02-14)
While Young Tommy and Young Katherine begin their quests, Billy and the Aquitian Rangers learn about Rita and Zedd's plan to bring a new danger to Earth: the Hydro Hog. To prevent Hydro Hog's arrival to Earth, Billy works with Alpha to create a device to prevent Zedd from succeeding. Rito and Goldar are still lost and argue over who has to hold the implosion device that Zedd gave them to place inside.
154	9	"Hogday Afternoon, Part I"	Isaac Florentine	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	February 15, 1996 (1996-02-15)
Aisha's quest begins in Africa. Meanwhile, Lord Zedd seeks the Zeo Crystal for himself. Also, he summons the evil Hydro Hog. His assignment: get the Rangers. Rito and Goldar finally find the underground base, but they accidentally activate the device. (Note: This episode is the first appearance of Tanya.)
155	10	"Hogday Afternoon, Part II"	Isaac Florentine	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	February 17, 1996 (1996-02-17)
Aisha's quest ends, but she wants to stay in Africa to help the sick animals. She sends a young girl called Tanya back in her place with the final piece of the Zeo Crystal. The Alien Rangers defeat the Hydro Hog, but then Rito and Goldar steal the now complete Zeo Crystal, and the Command Center blows up. (Note: This episode is the last appearance of Aisha.)

Power Rangers Zeo (Season 4, 1996)

Main article: Power Rangers Zeo § Episodes

No. in series	No. in season	Title	Directed by	Written by	Original air date
156	1	"A Zeo Beginning, Part I"	Isaac Florentine	Douglas Sloan	April 20, 1996 (1996-04-20)
The teens can hardly believe what they've seen-the Command Center, for years their sanctuary from the devious Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd, lies in ruins before them, the fate of their friends Alpha 5 and their mentor Zordon uncertain. It looks like this is truly the end of the Rangers. But the end is always a new beginning. Meanwhile, Zedd and Rita's celebration comes to a screeching halt when the Machine Empire arrives, intent on conquering Earth. Fleeing for their lives, Zedd and Rita are forced to move in with Master Vile in the M51 Galaxy.
157	2	"A Zeo Beginning, Part II"	Isaac Florentine	Douglas Sloan	April 23, 1996 (1996-04-23)
Zordon tells the Rangers that they no longer need fear the menace of Zedd and Rita-even they have fled before the terrifying power of the Rangers' new foe: The Machine Empire has arrived, and is intent on making the planet Earth their next conquest. Meanwhile, Rito and Goldar have lost their memories, and are running loose on the streets of Angel Grove. They soon find Bulk and Skull, and in exchange for shelter, Rito and Goldar agree to become their butlers.
158	3	"The Shooting Star"	Vickie Bronaugh	Jackie Marchand	April 24, 1996 (1996-04-24)
Tanya's new boyfriend Shawn has to pass his exams, or else he won't be captain of the baseball team anymore, but she's shocked when she finds out that he plans to cheat! Meanwhile, Mondo plans to sabotage the new zords Billy and Alpha are constructing, so that his new monster-machine, the Staroid, can demolish the city.
159	4	"Target Rangers"	Vickie Bronaugh	Stewart St. John	April 25, 1996 (1996-04-25)
Rocky's computer science project is challenging, but not half as challenging as his beautiful lab partner, Jennifer. While Rocky is trying to figure out a way to ask the intimidating computer whiz to the dance, Mondo and Machina plan on stealing the project for use in their latest diabolical creation, a ballistic baddie called Silo.
160	5	"For Cryin' Out Loud"	Robert Radler	Al Winchell	April 27, 1996 (1996-04-27)
As a school project, Tommy and Kat must pretend to be married. And to make the exercise even more realistic, Kat brings along Joey, whom she's offered to baby-sit for the duration of the experiment. Joey's crying is driving the teens nuts, but when King Mondo sends Boohoo the Clown to amplify the baby's wail, the effects are devastating. If the Rangers can't get the child to stop crying, he'll lay waste to Angel Grove!
161	6	"Rangers in the Outfield"	Robert Radler	Brett D. Born	April 29, 1996 (1996-04-29)
When Tanya exhibits a natural talent for pitching, it makes Shawn kind of jealous. And when she strikes Shawn out, he gets downright hostile. Shawn decides to get in a little batting practice, and Rocky and Adam join him. This plays right into Prince Sprocket's plans: his fiendish People Pitcher sucks Rocky in, and it's up to Tommy to get him out before it's too late!
162	7	"Every Dog Has His Day"	Robert Radler	Mark Hoffmeier	April 30, 1996 (1996-04-30)
Katherine trains a dog, Smokey, to help the fire department locate trouble. However, when Smokey's nose sniffs out Mondo's latest scheme, Katherine's the one who finds trouble: she has to single-handedly fend off the Machine King's minions-without her Zeonizer!
163	8	"The Puppet Blaster"	Isaac Florentine	Stewart St. John	May 1, 1996 (1996-05-01)
Popular Angel Grove children's show host Captain Pete and his friendly robot known as Puppetman are targeted by the Machine Empire. They convert the bot into the Puppet Blaster monster, and use him to brainwash the kids into going on a riot, not to mention acting as human shields when the Zeo Rangers attempt to put a stop to the misdeeds. Meanwhile, Bulk and Skull are forced to watch Lt. Stone's nephew for the day, a brat who doesn't need brainwashing to make their life a living nightmare!
164	9	"Invasion of the Ranger Snatchers"	Isaac Florentine	Gilles Wheeler	May 2, 1996 (1996-05-02)
Rocky is star-struck when he, Katherine, and Tanya become extras in a sci-fi film shooting in Angel Grove. The movie-making bug also bites Prince Sprocket, but he decides that what he really wants to do is direct, the end of the Rangers that is!
165	10	"Graduation Blues"	Isaac Florentine	Mark Litton	May 4, 1996 (1996-05-04)
Billy finds out that because of all his extracurricular extra credit, he's graduating from Angel Grove High early. There's just one problem-Billy has no idea what to do with the rest of his life. It seems like that question is answered for him when Cestro of the Alien Rangers crash-lands on Earth to seek his help-he wants Billy to come to Aquitar with him!
166	11	"A Few Bad Seeds"	Vickie Bronaugh	Richard Goodman	May 6, 1996 (1996-05-06)
Rocky's botany class project gets a little out of hand-the wacky weed eats metal, and grows like-well-a weed. King Mondo sees the potential in the seedling, and turns it into two plant cousins, Yukon and the Pollenator.
167	12	"Instrument of Destruction"	Vickie Bronaugh	Buzz Alden & Charlotte Fullerton	May 7, 1996 (1996-05-07)
The guidance counselor wants Adam and Skull to broaden their studies, so they find themselves in music class, with Skull against his will.
168	13	"Mean Screen"	Vickie Bronaugh	Ron Milbauer & Terri Hughes	May 8, 1996 (1996-05-08)
In Angel Grove High's new computer lab, Adam and Tanya are getting a guided tour of cyberspace from resident computer whiz Raymond, when strange things begin to happen all over town. It seems King Mondo's latest machine-monster, Mean Screen, has crafted the ultimate computer virus, and it's messing up every piece of electronic equipment in Angel Grove-including the Zords!
169	14	"Mr. Billy's Wild Ride"	Douglas Sloan	Al Winchell	May 11, 1996 (1996-05-11)
At long last, Billy is returning from Aquitar, where the Aquitians have found a peaceful solution to their problems. Unfortunately, King Mondo is out to make Billy's life much less peaceful, by throwing his spaceship way off course.
170	15	"There's No Business Like Snow Business, Part I"	Douglas Sloan	Douglas Sloan	May 13, 1996 (1996-05-13)
Tommy is depressed when he receives a letter from Kimberly, saying that she met someone in Florida and is breaking up with him, so he goes with Kat and Billy to take some much-needed rest and relaxation on a snowboarding weekend, where he meets snowboarding champion Heather, who develops a crush on him. King Mondo, however, can neither rest nor relax until he has conquered the Earth. To that end, he creates the Robocupid, a fiendish machine who makes the humans of Angel Grove fall madly in love with machines and electronics!
171	16	"There's No Business Like Snow Business, Part II"	Douglas Sloan	Douglas Sloan	May 14, 1996 (1996-05-14)
The teens continue their snowboarding weekend, and Tommy and Heather grow closer, but they are called away again. While they are chillin' in the mountains, things are heating up in Angel Grove. Mondo's Defoliator monster is stepping up the greenhouse effect in Angel Grove.
172	17	"There's No Business Like Snow Business, Part III"	Douglas Sloan	Douglas Sloan	May 15, 1996 (1996-05-15)
Defoiliator really heats things up for the teens, including a depressed Tommy. But, this guy appears to be undefeatable. Heather has grown impatient with Tommy's sudden disappearances, but Kat persuades her to give him another chance, and arranges a meal for them at the Angel Grove Youth Centre. Sadly, Tommy is called away when the monster attacks the town, and despite Tommy's promise to return as soon as he can, Heather walks out of his life for good. But maybe it isn't such a loss- it turns out Kat has feelings for Tommy- and he may just feel the same.
173	18	"Inner Spirit"	Robert Radler	Mark Hoffmeier & Mart Litton	May 16, 1996 (1996-05-16)
Tommy finds himself having a recurring dream about True of Heart, the man who guided him on his quest for his piece of the Zeo Crystal. When Tommy meets Sam Trueheart, a Native American artist who looks just like the old mystic, he's even more confused. There's no time to ponder this mystery, however, because another, more pressing mystery needs to be solved: who or what is sucking all the energy out of Angel Grove? And where is all that energy going?
174	19	"Challenges"	Robert Radler	Mart Litton	May 18, 1996 (1996-05-18)
Tommy sees a young man in the desert who could be his double, but before Tommy can find out who the young man is, Sam Trueheart appears, and tells Tommy that another quest lies before him, and only the end of that quest can reveal the identity of the young man. Meanwhile, Ernie's new boxing ring sparks an interest in pugilism in Prince Sprocket. Not being the athletic type, Sprocket creates his own Great Metallic Hope: Punch-A-Bunch! Punch-A-Bunch goes toe-to-toe with Adam, capturing the budding-boxer and forcing Tommy to face the monster in the ring to save his teammate. It all works out, as Tommy finds the solution to his spiritual unrest when he meets a man who claims to be his brother!
175	20	"Found and Lost"	Robert Radler	Mart Litton & Stewart St. John	May 20, 1996 (1996-05-20)
The identity of the young man in Tommy's quest is revealed, and Tommy himself can scarcely believe it. Meanwhile, Mondo has his own plans for the mysterious stranger-plans that will be carried out by his latest creation, Mace Face!
176	21	"Brother, Can You Spare an Arrowhead?"	Terence H. Winkless	Mart Litton	September 9, 1996 (1996-09-09)
Tommy must find a way to rescue his brother from a cave of evil spirits while the other Rangers battle the Mace Face monster.
177	22	"Trust in Me"	Terence H. Winkless	Al Winchell	September 10, 1996 (1996-09-10)
Rocky tries to befriend a blind martial artist, but her mistrust keeps him at arms' length. All of the Rangers learn an important lesson about trust when King Mondo sends down the Defector monster to trick them.
178	23	"It Came from Angel Grove"	Robert Radler	Joseph Kuhr	September 11, 1996 (1996-09-11)
Adam finds himself in a fearsome situation when the other Rangers are transformed into classic monster-movie characters.
179	24	"Bulk Fiction"	Terence H. Winkless	Jackie Marchand	September 12, 1996 (1996-09-12)
Bulk gets a crush on the Police Captain's daughter, and asks the teens' advice on how to impress her. Meanwhile, the Rangers must face Prince Sprocket's newest toy, the Googleheimer monster.
180	25	"Song Sung Yellow"	Robert Radler	Buzz Alden & Charlotte Fullerton	September 13, 1996 (1996-09-13)
Tanya is offered a chance at a singing career, but it looks like the Machine Empire might "wreck" her chances. Tommy, in the Red Battlezord, squares off against the Wrecking Ball monster.
181	26	"Game of Honor"	Robert Radler	Brett D. Born	September 16, 1996 (1996-09-16)
Adam and Shawn are both training hard for a Kung Fu tournament. But Shawn has a secret weapon.
182	27	"The Power of Gold"	Robert Radler	Al Winchell	September 17, 1996 (1996-09-17)
King Mondo's plan to conquer the Rangers with the Wolfbane monster is interrupted by the appearance of a mysterious stranger--who also seems to wield the power of the Zeo Crystal.
183	28	"A Small Problem"	Vickie Bronaugh	Mark Hoffmeier	September 19, 1996 (1996-09-19)
The Rangers must find a way to help their friends when Prince Sprocket shrinks Tommy and Katherine and places them in a terrarium with a hungry spider.
184	29	"A Season to Remember"	Robert Radler	Jackie Marchand	November 27, 1996 (1996-11-27)
A spell is cast on the teens that causes them to be intolerable toward other cultures during the holiday season.
185	30	"Oily to Bed, Oily to Rise"	Robert Radler	Gilles Wheeler	September 20, 1996 (1996-09-20)
Katherine competes in a surfing competition, but faces danger when the Leaky Faucet monster puts toxic Cog oil in all the water in Angel Grove.
186	31	"Rock-a-Bye Power Rangers"	Vickie Bronaugh	Tony Oliver & Barbara A. Oliver	September 23, 1996 (1996-09-23)
After two weeks of constant Cog attacks by the Machine Empire, the Zeo Rangers are run ragged, exhausted by both their superhero duties and those of their normal life. Having gotten them to a weakened, sleep-deprived state, King Mondo sends down the Somnibot monster, whose lullaby spell-singing manages to exploit this Achilles heel. Can the Gold Ranger wake them in time? Meanwhile, Bulk & Skull are entrusted to guard a safe containing a valuable item for one whole day, unaware that a cat burglar has his eye on it.
187	32	"Do I Know You?"	Vickie Bronaugh	Al Winchell	September 27, 1996 (1996-09-27)
The mystery of the Gold Ranger's true identity intensifies when Borax, a member of the bounty hunter race known as the Vorax, arrives on Earth targeting the Ranger's new ally with savage intent. King Mondo sees great promise in an alliance with the Vorax, and offers to help him defeat and ensnare the Gold Ranger. Meanwhile, Bulk & Skull are hired to find a woman's dog, who went missing following a recent landing of Pyramidas.
188	33	"Revelations of Gold"	Vickie Bronaugh	Shuki Levy & Shell Danielson	October 3, 1996 (1996-10-03)
The extraterrestrial bounty hunters attack the Gold Ranger, and he must seek refuge on Earth, asking the Rangers for help. Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa secretly return to the Moon to reclaim their evil empire, while tracking down Goldar and Rito.
189	34	"A Golden Homecoming"	Vickie Bronaugh	Douglas Sloan	October 4, 1996 (1996-10-04)
The Machine Empire tries to stop Tommy from bringing a new recipient for the Golden powers to the Power Chamber. The Rangers must use the Super Zeozords to battle King Mondo's new ultra-armored machine monsters.
190	35	"Mondo's Last Stand"	Robert Radler	Mark Litton	October 9, 1996 (1996-10-09)
As the Zeo Teens quickly warm up to their new teammate, Rocky finds himself feeling left out and rejected by them. When King Mondo comes to Earth to retrieve a massively powerful sword, so he can destroy our heroes personally, Rocky faces the giant Machine Empire ruler alone in an attempt to prove himself. He learns a hard lesson in teamwork and paying the price for his own jealousy towards Jason. Meanwhile, Bulk & Skull are hired to track down the original Burble Baby Food label baby. They suspect it might be Jason, but Ernie foils them when he reveals that he was the original Burble Baby Food label baby. Also, Goldar & Rito are reunited with Rita & Zedd on the moon.
191	36	"Bomber in the Summer"	Robert Radler	Stewart St. John	October 11, 1996 (1996-10-11)
Ernie's plans to open a new Beach Club are spoiled by a group of tough teens, while Rita and Lord Zedd conspire to overthrow the Machine Empire. Goldar and Rito launch Louie Kaboom from Earth, but accidentally loses the remote and earns their fury.
192	37	"Scent of a Weasel"	Douglas Sloan	Brett D. Born	October 23, 1996 (1996-10-23)
The gang participates in a charity fashion show, where Skull plays bodyguard to a supermodel. Not to be upstaged, Queen Machina sends Stenchy, a Skunk monster, to raise a big stink. Zedd and Rita attempt to try and regain control of Louie Kaboom.
193	38	"The Lore of Auric"	Douglas Sloan	Jackie Marchand	October 25, 1996 (1996-10-25)
Aisha sends a package for Tanya that includes a key and a map of the island on which Tanya's parents disappeared. Desperate to find them, she entrusts the key to Jason while she goes to the island. Louie Kaboom takes an interest in the key upon discovering that it will unleash an enormous being. Frustrated when Auric won't do his bidding, Louie tosses the key away; Prince Sprocket eagerly snatches it up. He then tricks Auric into thinking that the Rangers are evil so that he will fight them. To the Rangers' dismay, Auric won't listen to them when they try to reason with him until Billy saves the day by recovering the key. Zedd and Rita's attempt use a super magnet to return Louie Kaboom to their control, but are humiliated by Rito's efforts.
194	39	"The Ranger Who Came in from the Gold"	Douglas Sloan	Mark Hoffmeier	October 31, 1996 (1996-10-31)
Katherine and Tanya are working on a ballet based on Midas; Jason and Adam are dancing in it against their will. Bulk and Skull are in need of a job so they bet the girls that they can get all the necessary props for the play. They go to find an assortment of gold props and get more than they can handle when Skull finds a golden dog statue that turns things to gold! When the Rangers realize that it's a trap, they go to battle, and Jason gets turned into gold! Meanwhile, Louie Kaboom has wrestled control of the Machine Empire and imprisons Queen Machina and Prince Sprocket. Zedd and Rita's attempt to take back their evil empire runs into a temporary snag when they must deal with an unexpected flat tire on their mobile base.
195	40	"The Joke's on Blue"	Isaac Florentine	Jim Suave & Colleen White	November 5, 1996 (1996-11-05)
There's a new student at Angel Grove High as well as two detectives that intend to replace Bulk and Skull. Practical jokes run rampant and it seems that no one is safe, so Bulk and Skull and their competition are hired to find the culprits. It's Tanya and Katherine who discover who's behind it and are surprised at what they find. They later use the info to expose the rival detectives as the pranksters with the help of the novelty shop owner. Meanwhile on the Moon, Zedd and Rita exiles Rito and Goldar for their failures to recapture Louie Kaboom until they find something that could help them. Prince Sprocket is less than thrilled when his brother, Prince Gasket, and his wife Archerina arrive. After Machina tells them of their plight, Gasket and Archerina hatch a plan to get rid of Louie Kaboom by making him fall in love with Archerina and making him do her bidding. Goldar and Rito witness the whole exchange and attempt to tell Zedd and Rita, only to learn they have already known about it.
196	41	"Where In The World is Zeo Ranger 5?"	Isaac Florentine	Stewart St. John	November 6, 1996 (1996-11-06)
The teens are stunned when Tommy mysteriously disappears. When their search for the missing Ranger proves fruitless, they must battle the noxious Cruel Chrome monster without him. Meanwhile, Gasket plans to use Tommy against the other rangers. Goldar and Rito must fix the engine of the mobile base, but Rito unknowingly sends it for a ride with Zedd and Rita inside.
197	42	"King for a Day, Part I"	Isaac Florentine & Koichi Sakamoto	Al Winchell	November 7, 1996 (1996-11-07)
The Rangers are alarmed when Bulk and Skull recount their run-in with Zeo Ranger 5, especially since they have yet to find him. Tommy has been brain-washed into thinking he's the King of the Machine Empire and that the Rangers are evil. Jason and Katherine go to where Bulk and Skull claim to have seen him; Jason gets sucked into another dimension where he must face Tommy who is more than willing to destroy him. While watching the fight on the T.V., Goldar and Rito inform Zedd and Rita of their findings.
198	43	"King for a Day, Part II"	Isaac Florentine & Koichi Sakamoto	Al Winchell	November 8, 1996 (1996-11-08)
Two Rangers have disappeared and none at the Command Center know how to find them. They can only watch in horror as Tommy tries to destroy his best friend. Bulk and Skull get sucked into that very dimension too and make an ally of a fellow prisoner named Tritor who has a plan to help them escape. While amused at first by the fight, Rita and Zedd realize the horrifying truth that if something isn't done, the Machine Empire will be victorious. Despite their desire to personally destroy the Rangers, they aid the Rangers in getting what they need, but is it too late? This is the final episode to feature David Yost as Billy.
199	44	"A Brief Mystery of Time"	Robert Radler	Buzz Alden & Charlotte Fullerton	November 11, 1996 (1996-11-11)
Tommy keeps reliving the same day over and over again, but no one else notices anything weird, making him feel like he's going crazy. Upon visiting the Power Chamber, they discover something very distressing. They immediately go to fix the problem and find Protectron determined to stop them. Things quickly worsen when the Cogs, Prince Gasket, and Archerina enter the fray. Will the Rangers be able to stop this catastrophe?
200	45	"A Mystery to Me"	Robert Radler	Jackie Marchand	November 14, 1996 (1996-11-14)
The Rangers are invited to a "Whodunit Charity Party" in which they role play to discover where Detective Stone went. Archerina uses the opportunity to trap all the Rangers except Katherine, making it seem like they are disappearing for real! Archerina's jealousy of Katherine overcomes her to the point that she wants to personally destroy her. Katherine must face her enemies all alone when neither she nor Zordon can contact the other Rangers.
201	46	"Another Song and Dance"	Robert Radler	Brett D. Born	November 15, 1996 (1996-11-15)
Tommy has to perform a musical number for class, but he's afraid he's a little off-key. With Tanya's help, and plenty of practice, Tommy hits all the right notes. But after Machina's spell, things aren't going so well for our budding Enrico Caruso. It's a terrible thing--they can't talk; they must sing, even when they don't want to do so!
202	47	"Rangers of Two Worlds, Part I"	Larry Litton	Mark Litton	November 20, 1996 (1996-11-20)
Billy's regenerator has a disturbing side effect and turns him into an old man. Rita tries to change Katherine into a monster, but gets her purse instead. Impursanator proves to be the strongest monster the Rangers face until King Mondo sends her away, enraging Rita in process.
203	48	"Rangers of Two Worlds, Part II"	Larry Litton	Mark Litton	November 21, 1996 (1996-11-21)
Billy becomes trapped in the Zeo Megazord while still aging as Mondo and Rita's monsters take control! To even up the score, the Alien Rangers travel to Earth and help defeat the monsters.
204	49	"Hawaii Zeo"	Vickie Bronaugh	Al Winchell	November 22, 1996 (1996-11-22)
Tommy asks Kat out on a date when Ernie puts on a luau at the Beach Club. Gasket and Archerina send Cogs to spoil the party. Meanwhile, Jason's powers as the Gold Ranger start to weaken. After failing to defeat the Rangers, King Mondo returns and forces Gasket and Archerina to flee.
205	50	"Good as Gold"	Vickie Bronaugh	Douglas Sloan	November 23, 1996 (1996-11-23)
Jason, after fighting King Mondo's allies, finds out to his horror, that he's losing his powers as well as his strength. Pursued by Rita, Lord Zedd, and the Machine Empire who are all greedy for his powers, he finds himself helpless against them. But when Zedd and Rita get into a fight with Mondo, he is able to make a narrow escape, and he teleports to Angel Grove and collapses at the juice bar. The Rangers take Jason to the command center and Zordon tells them that Jason will lose his Powers and life if the Gold Ranger's Powers are not transferred back to the Treys, which can only happen when the Earth, Aquitar and Triforia are aligned just so. Alpha 5 gives the Rangers a map with which they find the place for the power transfer. King Mondo furiously orders Cogs to prevent it. As the Rangers get to the place for the transfer, they are attacked by Cogs. They fight them, and ship into action as Rocky comes just in time as the Gold Ranger's powers transfer back to the Treys. Trey helps, but when King Mondo arrives super-sized with allies, the Rangers are forced to grow to giant size too by Trey's magical powers. Meanwhile, Zedd and Rita decide to try to trick King Mondo or set him up. They go to the scene, watch the fray from a safe distance, and have plans for both enemies no matter who wins. In the end, the rangers win, but King Mondo's allies and he are not destroyed. Instead, they retreat, to Zedd and Rita's delight. On the Moon, King Mondo quickly confronts them for not assisting him against the Rangers. Zedd and Rita pretend they have given up and offers a gift to the Machine Empire as a peace offering. They quickly leave in their base, which Prince Sprocket opens the present and there's an explosion. While driving away laughing, Zedd proudly proclaims "We're back" and King Mondo swears revenge against him and Rita. In the final scene, you see Jason leaving with his girlfriend, and then Tommy holds Kat's hand as they walk along together, and they begin dating.

Power Rangers Turbo (Season 5, 1997)

Main article: Power Rangers Turbo § Episodes

Power Rangers Turbo
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Created by	Haim Saban Toei Company
Directed by	Douglas Sloan Judd Lynn Al Winchell Paul Schrier Larry Litton Koichi Sakamoto Shuki Levy Blair Treu Yuri Alexander Steve Markowitz Lawrence L. Simeone Liberty Goldman
Starring	Johnny Yong Bosch Nakia Burrise Blake Foster Jason David Frank Catherine Sutherland Carol Hoyt Jason Narvy Paul Schrier Gregg Bullock Hilary Shepard Turner Tracy Lynn Cruz Patricia Ja Lee Roger Velasco Selwyn Ward
Composer(s)	Kenneth Burgomaster Jim Cushinery Paul Gordon Jeremy Sweet Ron Wasserman Inon Zur Glenn Scott Lacey
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	45 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Haim Saban Shuki Levy
Producer(s)	Jonathan Tzachor
Production location(s)	Santa Clarita and Los Angeles, California
Running time	20–21 minutes
Production company(s)	Saban Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. MMPR Productions, Inc.
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	FOX (Fox Kids)
Original release	April 19 (1997-04-19) – November 24, 1997 (1997-11-24)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers Zeo
Followed by	Power Rangers in Space
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers Turbo is an American television series and the fifth season of the Power Rangers franchise. The show was prefaced with the franchise's second film, Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie. As with its predecessors, Power Rangers Turbo is a based on one of the entries of the Super Sentai Series; in Turbo's case, the source of the series is Gekisou Sentai Carranger. The series introduced a child actor as the new Blue Ranger, and featured the departure of the long running characters Zordon and Alpha 5, as well the veteran team of Rangers, sans Justin, and introduced four new characters to take the place of the veteran Rangers.

Plot

After Maligore's defeat, Tommy Oliver, Kat Hillard, Adam Park and Tanya Sloan graduate from high school and prepare to resume life as normal. Seeking revenge, Divatox attacks the Rangers. Soon after, the Rangers' longtime mentors, Zordon and Alpha 5 depart to return to Zordon's home planet of Eltar, making way for the spectral Dimitria of Inquiris and the next in the line of robots, Alpha 6. Other changes are also seen as Ernie leaves the series and Lt. Stone takes over the Juice Bar and Bulk and Skull are turned to chimps. Also the first ally Blue Senturion arrives later from the year 2000, with a message for Dimitria and the rangers that Lord Zedd, Rita, The Machine Empire and Divatox will team up to destroy the universe, but fails to show complete message due to Divatox corrupting it at the end of it, although it is believed to be Dark Specter.

Later, Tommy, Kat, Adam and Tanya are asked to pass on their powers to students T.J. Johnson, Cassie Chan, Carlos Vallerte and Ashley Hammond with Justin Stewart being the only remaining member of the team. The New team of rangers are also joined by other allies such as the Phantom Ranger and a mysterious being from another world. The team eventually learns that Dark Specter has captured Zordon, though Zordon is able to warn the Rangers not to rescue him as it would leave the Earth defenseless. A short while later, the Rangers lose both Turbo and Rescue zords in a battle with the most powerful monster that Divatox created, Goldgoyle. As Dimitria and the Blue Senturion leave for Eltar to help Zordon, Divatox finds the Power Chamber's location. Her army of grunts and monsters infiltrate the Chamber, defeating the team and destroying the Power Chamber. However, before Divatox tries to finish off the Rangers, she receives a message that Zordon has been captured and the order of Dark Specter that they have to leave for the Cimmerian planet. The powerless Rangers then leave of Earth and head for space to save Zordon, with Justin choosing to stay behind with his father. Although Justin does make an appearance in an episode of Power Rangers in Space to help the space rangers. These events lead to the next incarnation of the franchise, entitled Power Rangers in Space.

Characters

Turbo Rangers

Original Team

• Thomas "Tommy" Oliver - The first Red Turbo Ranger and leader; previously the Green Ranger, the White Ranger and the Red Zeo Ranger. He's portrayed by Jason David Frank.
• Justin Stewart - The Blue Turbo Ranger; when Rocky injured himself at a martial arts match, Justin was chosen by Zordon to be the Blue Turbo Ranger. Justin, however, was twelve years old and inexperienced; to compensate for his youth, he was able to morph into an adult-sized form as the Blue Turbo Ranger. Justin is the only common member between the first and second team of Turbo Rangers. He's portrayed by Blake Foster.
• Adam Park - The first Green Turbo Ranger and second-in-command; previously the second Black Ranger and the Green Zeo Ranger. He's portrayed by Johnny Yong Bosch.
• Tanya Sloan - The first Yellow Turbo Ranger; formerly the Yellow Zeo Ranger II. She is also Adam Park's love interest. She's portrayed by Nakia Burrise.
• Katherine "Kat" Hillard - The first Pink Turbo Ranger; previously the second Pink Ranger and the Pink Zeo Ranger. She is also Tommy Oliver's love interest. She's portrayed by Catherine Sutherland.

Successors Who Replaced The Original Team

• Theodore Jay "T.J." Jarvis Johnson: Portrayed by Selwyn Ward. T.J. is the second Red Turbo Ranger and second leader, a friendly and warm-hearted baseball player; chosen by Tommy to be his replacement based on his bravery in protecting others. He is also Cassie Chan's love interest.
• Ashley Hammond: Portrayed by Tracy Lynn Cruz. Ashley is the second Yellow Turbo Ranger, an upbeat and hardworking cheerleader; chosen by Tanya to be her replacement due to her compassion and integrity.
• Cassie Chan: Portrayed by Patricia Ja Lee. Cassie is the second Pink Turbo Ranger, chosen by Kat to be her replacement as she helped T.J. and Kat save Tommy. He is also T.J. Johnson's love interest.
• Carlos Vallerte: Portrayed by Roger Velasco. Carlos is the second Green Turbo Ranger, a proud and short-tempered soccer player; chosen by Adam to be his replacement as he helped Adam save Angel Grove citizens that were under attack.

Allies

• Zordon; Voiced by Robert L. Manahan.
• Alpha 5; Voiced by Richard Steven Horvitz.
• Rocky DeSantos; Formerly the second Red Ranger and the Blue Zeo Ranger. Portrayed by Steve Cardenas.
• Dimitria; Portrayed by Carol Hoyt.
• Alpha 6; Voiced by Katerina Luciani
• Lerigot; Voiced by Lex Lang (uncredited).
• Jason Lee Scott; Formerly the original Red Ranger and the second Gold Zeo Ranger. Portrayed by Austin St. John.
• Kimberly Hart; Formerly the original Pink Ranger. Portrayed by Amy Jo Johnson.
• Blue Senturion; Voiced by David Walsh (uncredited until The Accident).
• Farkus "Bulk" Bulkmeier; Portrayed by Paul Schrier
• Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch; Portrayed by Jason Narvy
• Lt. Jerome B. Stone; Portrayed by Gregg Bullock
• Phantom Ranger; Voiced by Alex Dodd
• Robot Rangers

Villains

Main article: Villains in Power Rangers Turbo

• Divatox; Portrayed by Carol Hoyt (and later by Hilary Shepard Turner)
• Elgar; Voiced by David Umansky
• Rygog; Voiced by Alexis Lang
• Porto; Voiced by Scott Page-Pagter.
• General Havoc; Voiced by Tom Wyner (uncredited).
• Piranhatrons
• Putra Pods
• Chromites
• Shadow Rangers

Episode list

Main article: List of Power Rangers Turbo episodes

Acclaim Comics

In 1997, Acclaim Comics published two one-shots based on Power Rangers Turbo, one titled simply Power Rangers Turbo and the other Power Rangers Turbo vs. Beetleborgs Metallix featuring the Beetleborgs.

Home media

In 2012, Shout Factory announced that it had reached an exclusive distribution deal with Saban for shows such as Power Rangers and Big Bad Beetleborgs. Power Rangers Turbo was released on DVD in August 2012, as part of a Time-Life exclusive boxed set containing seasons 1-7. The show later became available independently of the boxed set in two volumes, the first volume consisting of first 23 episodes and the second volume containing the remaining 22 episodes.

External links

• "Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie at Fox Kids (Archive)
• Power Rangers Turbo at IMDb

Power Rangers in Space (Season 6, 1998)

Main article: Power Rangers in Space § Episodes

"PRIS" redirects here. For other uses, see Pris (disambiguation).

Power Rangers in Space
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Created by	Haim Saban
Directed by	Jonathan Tzachor Isaac Florentine Blair Treu Worth Keeter Koichi Sakamoto Judd Lynn Tony Randel
Starring	Tracy Lynn Cruz Patricia Ja Lee Christopher Khayman Lee Justin Nimmo Roger Velasco Selwyn Ward Melody Perkins Paul Schrier Jason A. Narvy
Composer(s)	Shuki Levy Kussa Mahchi Kenneth Burgomaster Jim Cushinery Paul Gordon Glenn Scott Lacey Jeremy Sweet Ron Wasserman Inon Zur Lior Rosner
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	43 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Haim Saban Shuki Levy
Producer(s)	Jonathan Tzachor
Production location(s)	Santa Clarita and Los Angeles, California
Running time	30 minutes
Production company(s)	Saban Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. MMPR Productions, Inc.
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	FOX (Fox Kids)
Original release	February 6 (1998-02-06) – November 21, 1998 (1998-11-21)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers Turbo
Followed by	Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers in Space is an American television series and the sixth season of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the Super Sentai series Denji Sentai Megaranger.

As with all Power Rangers programs, in Space is based on one of the entries of the Super Sentai series. However, due to miscommunication between the United States and Japan as to the contents of the Sentai series, much of the space footage is original to the American adaptation. In Space was a turning point for the Power Rangers franchise, as the season brought closure to six seasons of plot, and it ended the practice of having regular cast members act in consecutive seasons. The theme of the series bears little similarity to its Sentai counterpart and its successor, Power Rangers Lost Galaxy.

Though its initial tone was similar to that of Mighty Morphin and Power Rangers Zeo, Power Rangers in Space eventually took a darker, more emotional turn.

Synopsis

Picking up where Power Rangers Turbo left off, Dark Specter has captured Zordon and is beginning to completely drain his powers. An assortment of old and new villains praises his victory, but an unexpected figure uncovers his plan: the Red Space Ranger, Andros. Dark Specter orders the new Princess of Evil, Astronema, to eliminate Andros so he can't jeopardize her plans.

Meanwhile, four of the former Turbo Rangers (T.J., Cassie, Carlos and Ashley) and Alpha 6 are traveling in a NASADA space shuttle with the intent to save Zordon. They are pulled aboard the Astro Megaship and later encounter Andros. Though initially suspicious and dismissive of the four former Rangers, Andros realizes he'll need their help to save Zordon and gives them each an Astro Morpher. Additionally, modifications allow the NASADA space shuttle and the Astro Megaship to combine into the powerful Astro Megazord. The new Space Ranger team then returns to Earth for repairs and supplies, but are followed by Astronema.

The Space Rangers alternate between searching for Zordon and protecting Earth. From the Dark Fortress, Astronema seeks to eliminate them via Ecliptor (who raised her), Quantrons and a variety of monsters. (Elgar has also been added to her team, but he remains a comedic bungler.) Over time, allies (such as Phantom Ranger, Justin Stewart and Adam Park) offer the Rangers invaluable aid, with Zhane (the Silver Space Ranger) emerging from cryo-sleep and joining the team. New Zords are also introduced. Meanwhile, Bulk and Skull become assistants to eccentric Professor Phenomenus and join him in searching for aliens.

While dedicated to finding Zordon, Andros has another quest: finding his sister, Karone, who was kidnapped when they were children. Over time, Andros discovers his sister was kidnapped by Darkonda, an old rival of Ecliptor's with multiple lives. Much to Andros' surprise, it turns out that Karone is actually Astronema, who was raised by Ecliptor to be evil. Andros is able to convince Astronema of the truth and she defects with Ecliptor's help. Unfortunately, just as quickly, she (along with Ecliptor) is recaptured and reprogrammed to follow Dark Specter.

Astronema becomes more evil than ever, as she not only wants to destroy the Space Rangers, but also Dark Specter. To that end, she unleashes the Psycho Rangers. The five robotic (and borderline insane) villains possess great power, which secretly comes from Dark Specter. Every time they fight, Dark Specter is drained of power and grows weaker. Only through a great deal of effort are the six Space Rangers able to overcome the Psycho Rangers. Soon afterward, the Rangers suffer setbacks that see two Megazords destroyed, which are The Mega Voyager and Delta Megazord.

Everything culminates in the two-part finale, "Countdown to Destruction", where Zordon is nearly completely drained and Dark Specter orders the villains under his command to attack the entire universe. Across the universe, the Alien Rangers, Phantom Ranger, Blue Senturion, the Gold Zeo Ranger and KO-35 rebels are defeated and captured. The Space Rangers struggle to defend Earth, but are overwhelmed and forced to retreat. Even Zhane and his Zord, the Mega Winger, are no match. Darkonda and Dark Specter destroy each other, leaving Astronema in command as the "Queen of Evil." While Andros boards the Dark Fortress to appeal to his sister, the remaining five Space Rangers engage in one last fight for Earth and are even joined by the citizens of Angel Grove (with Bulk and Skull leading the charge).

On the Dark Fortress, Andros finds Zordon, who requests his energy tube be shattered. Doing so will release good energy that will destroy the forces of evil and save the universe, but also kill him. Following battles with Astronema and Ecliptor, Andros has no choice but to comply. The many monsters are subsequently turned to dust by the energy wave, while Lord Zedd, Rita Repulsa, Divatox and Astronema are changed into normal, non-evil humans. With the universe now safe, T.J., Cassie, Carlos, Ashley and Alpha 6 intend to settle down on Earth. Though initially intending to remain on KO-35 with their people, Andros, Zhane and Karone decide to join their friends on Earth.

NOTE: At one point Astronema even goes to New York and brainwashes the Ninja Turtles into serving her. Though they succeed in infiltrating the Megaship, the Turtles are eventually freed from her control and assist the rangers in fighting Astronema off. They galaxy glide as a request before going back home. Although there had been a previous Ranger Team-up between the Zeo Rangers and the Aquitar Alien Rangers, it's believed by many that it was this event that inspired future Ranger team-ups.

Production

The original pre-bible for in Space, drafted before the start of Power Rangers Turbo second half, was placed online in June 2011. The first half includes synopses of Megaranger episodes, with a mix of Japanese names and intended US names, and a breakdown of how much sentai footage was "useable"; there is a list of weaponry and Zords introduced, how often they appear, and the monsters and how they are destroyed. It then goes on to set out the plans for the in Space adaptation.

Both Astronema and Andros was originally absent, with the Phantom Ranger finding out about Dark Specter's plan instead, and Justin was going to remain in the team. Instead of losing their powers and base at the end of Turbo, the Rangers would be given their space powers by Dimitria (the Turbo mentor) so they could head into space and save Zordon. Their spacecraft would have had a limited power supply and could only be recharged by the Power Chamber on Earth, forcing them to keep returning; otherwise, they would hop from planet to planet, encountering new and returning villains, and picking up clues for Zordon's whereabouts. Divatox was still going to be the main recurring villain, with Ecliptor as her new second-in-command. Bulk and Skull formed a volunteer Citizen Force Group to try and protect Angel Grove while the Rangers were away. The Silver Ranger was the subject of debate, as Saban were unsure if they wanted to use him.

In Space would have seen Carranger villain Exhaus used as Dark Specter - he would instead be the monster Goldgoyle for the end of Turbo. The Rangers were going to have a base in Earth orbit called the new Power Dome: it was to be realized by "a giant pyramid made of silky material... the walls of silk will change constantly with special effects lights creating the different moods". The "Space Station" (Astro Megaship) interior was going to recycle the Power Chamber set; footage would be shot for the villain's "Evil Platform" set ahead of time and used as recurring stock footage.

This would be the last full season to feature the character of Skull (Jason Narvy). Narvy chose to leave the show to continue his college education. He would return briefly in the first episode of the following season, Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, so that his character could be written off of the show. He would also return (along with Paul Schrier) for the Power Rangers Wild Force episode "Forever Red".

Due to the negative reaction and the ratings drop during the previous season, Power Rangers Turbo, In Space was originally written as the final season for the series. In Space however, would end up being an unexpected success and with fan interest returning to the show and the continuation of the series.

Characters

Space Rangers

Ashley Hammond

The Yellow Space Ranger and previously the second Yellow Turbo Ranger. She serves as Andros' love interest and is portrayed by Tracy Lynn Cruz.

Cassie Chan

The Pink Space Ranger and previously the second Pink Turbo Ranger. She is portrayed by Patricia Ja Lee.

Andros

The Red Space Ranger; a native of the planet KO-35 and leader of the Space Rangers, he uses his Ranger powers to defeat Astronema and try to recover his sister. He also serves as Ashley's love interest and is portrayed by Christopher Khayman Lee.

Zhane

The original Silver Ranger; he is kept in a hidden room inside the Megaship, cryogenically asleep for two years because he was injured in his last battle while saving Andros. When he was accidentally released, he helped the Rangers out, but is affected by a 2.5-minute morphing time limit, which he is later able to remove by absorbing a bolt of lightning with his Morpher. He is portrayed by Justin Nimmo.

Carlos Vallerte

The Black Space Ranger and previously the second Green Turbo Ranger. Portrayed by Roger Velasco.

Theodore Jay "T.J." Jarvis Johnson

The Blue Space Ranger and previously the second Red Turbo Ranger, and leader of the former Turbo Rangers. He serves as the team's second-in-command and is portrayed by Selwyn Ward.

Allies

Alpha 6

After his voice chip was damaged during the destruction of the Power Chamber, he received a new voice chip, but does not sound the same and has a different personality; Alpha no longer speaks like a New Yorker and now uses his predecessor's catchphrase. Voiced by Wendee Lee (uncredited).

D.E.C.A.

The onboard computer aboard the Megaship, D.E.C.A. responds to voice commands and is able to articulate in 3000 known languages. The ship is constantly monitored by her through cameras located in every room on the ship. She can also perform retinal scans. Voiced by Julie Maddalena.

Adelle Ferguson

Owner of the Surf Spot, the Rangers' new hangout; from observation, she appears to have bought Youth Center from Jerome Stone and converted it. Portrayed by Aloma Wright.

Farkus "Bulk" Bulkmeier

Returning once again from Turbo, overweight and egotistical, but a good-natured goof, he and Skull decide to seek out renowned alien expert Professor Phenomenus when they catch a glimpse of a UFO in the sky. Portrayed by Paul Schrier.

Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch

Bulk's best friend, and his opposite in appearance and mentality; Skull is thin and a tad more stupid than Bulk, to the point that he has to be told what to be thinking of. Skull is best known for his high-pitched laughter. Portrayed by Jason A. Narvy.

Professor Phenomenus

An eccentric yet brilliant scientist who is constantly on the search for aliens on Earth. Bulk and Skull sought him out when they caught a glimpse of a UFO in the sky. The trio's misadventures and antics would often have them crossing paths with the Rangers. Portrayed by Jack Banning.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

The Turtles were summoned and brainwashed by Astronema to fight the Rangers. Her control over them is later broken, and they team up with the Rangers to battle Astronema's forces. Before returning to New York the Turtles have one request: space surfing on the Galaxy Gliders.

Aquitian Rangers

The Power Rangers of from the water planet Aquitar. They have been allies to the Power Rangers of Earth, since Zordon called upon them when Master Vile reversed Earth's time.

Justin Stewart

T.J., Cassie, Ashley, and Carlos' former teammate. After the destruction of the Power Chamber extinguished the Turbo powers, Justin elected to remain on earth to be with his father. Storm Blaster tracked him down and gave Justin a new Turbo morpher, to help the Space Rangers. Portrayed by Blake Foster.

Karone

Andros' sister and the main anti-hero/villain of the series, She was kidnapped as a child by Darkonda and handed over to Dark Specter. She was raised by Ecliptor, who became a father figure to her. Told that her parents were killed by the Power Rangers, she would come to be known as "Astronema", princess of evil. She would eventually discover the truth and defect to the Rangers' side for a time, before being captured and brainwashed to be completely loyal to Dark Specter when she went to the Dark Fortress in order to reprogram an asteroid that Dark Specter had sent on a collision course with Earth. She was eventually reverted to herself by Zordon's energy wave in the finale. Portrayed by Melody Perkins.

Trey of Triforia (Gold Zeo Ranger)

Wielder of the Golden Power Staff, who temporarily passed his powers onto Jason in Zeo, while he healed after being split into three distinct personalities. (uncredited)

Blue Senturion

An intergalactic police officer from 2000; he originally was sent back int time to warn Dimitria of the United Alliance of Evil's plot, but now helps enforce the law and defeat villains. He also assisted the Turbo rangers, before departing to Eltar with Dimitria to help Zordon. Voiced by David Walsh (uncredited).

Phantom Ranger

A Ranger of unknown origins. He had helped the second Turbo Rangers fight Divatox. He and Cassie share a bond. Though his fate is left unknown, he helped the rangers gain access to a new megazord.

Silvy Larson

Portrayed by Juliet Naulin. The young daughter of Carlos' high school teacher who finds out Carlos and Andros are Power Rangers.

Zordon

Founder and leader of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, Power Rangers Zeo, and original Turbo Rangers. Zordon returned to his home planet of Eltar, only to be captured; Dark Specter proceeded to continually drain Zordon of his powers while filling his container with lava, ensuring all rangers would lose hope. With Dark Specter's destruction, Zordon regained his powers, only to sacrifice himself to unleash an energy wave that wiped out the United Alliance of Evil. Voiced by Robert L. Manahan (uncredited).

Adam Park

Carlos' predecessor and Zack's successor, Adam was the 2nd Black Ranger, Zeo Ranger IV and the 1st Green Turbo Ranger. When Carlos began doubting himself, Adam helped him through it. Adam also held onto his morpher from when Rito destroyed his team's powers; he succeeding in morphing into the Black Ranger once more, though it nearly killed him. Portrayed by Johnny Yong Bosch.

Villains

Main article: Villains in Power Rangers in Space

Dark Specter

The "Grand Monarch of Evil", who all other villains fear, Dark Specter appears as a gigantic lava-monster. He is the leader of the United Alliance of Evil. He was shown to have the ability to shape shift. Dark Specter was responsible for the fall of Eltar, he managed to capture Zordon and proceeded to slowly drain his powers throughout the season. He nearly met his end with the creation of the Psycho Rangers, who drew their energy from the evil monarch every time they fought. He was killed in the finale by Darkonda, who had stolen a Velocifighter armed with an experimental laser. With his dying breath, he devoured Darkonda whole before exploding. Voiced by Christopher Grey.

Astronema

The "Princess of Evil", Astronema is a sinister and ruthless villainess who was groomed as a child in the ways of evil. It is later discovered that she is in fact Karone, sister of Red Ranger Andros. She defected to the Rangers' side for a time, before being captured, brainwashed and given cybernetic implants which overwrote her emotions. As a result of this, her demeanor became cold, and even more ruthless and evil than before. She would later create the Psycho Rangers and link their powers directly to Dark Specter in an attempt to do away with the monarch and take power for herself. When Dark Specter is killed in the finale, she becomes the "Queen of Evil", she is seemingly killed accidentally during a confrontation with Andros, but is revived by Andros's tears. Portrayed by Melody Perkins.

Ecliptor

Voiced by Lex Lang (credited as Walter Lang). Astronema's guardian and surrogate father. He raised Astronema to be evil, caring for her like his own daughter. After Astronema learns her true identity, Ecliptor is given additional cybernetics that suppress his better nature and make him purely evil. Upon seeing Astronema seemingly slain by her brother, Ecliptor broke free of his programming to get revenge. Despite his fatherly affection for Astronema, Ecliptor was not spared by Zordon's energy wave.

Elgar

Divatox's idiotic, illiterate nephew. He was assigned to the Dark Fortress by Dark Spector, mostly to allow Divatox to move Zordon around the universe without his bumbling threatening to ruin things. Portrayed by Kenny Graceson and voiced by Derek Stephen Prince (credited as David Umansky).

Darkonda

A Bounty hunter who was responsible for kidnapping Karone as a child. Sadistic and treacherous, Darkonda was a rival of sorts to Ecliptor. He was given as many lives as a cat is said to have, but managed to lose all but one though bungling or being defeated. He planned to kill Dark Specter with the missile intended for Earth's destruction, but was swallowed by the evil monarch before he perished. Voiced by Steve Kramer.

Quantrons

Astronema's footsoliders. Appearing as silver robots with blades as their primary weapons. Like the Cogs before them, they pilot vehicles for attacks.

Craterites

Piranhatrons

Psycho Rangers

• Psycho Red: Portrayed and voiced by Patrick David (uncredited).
• Psycho Black: Portrayed and voiced by Michael Maize (uncredited).
• Psycho Blue: Portrayed and voiced by Wally Wingert (uncredited).
• Psycho Yellow: Portrayed and voiced by Kamera Walton (uncredited).
• Psycho Pink: Portrayed and voiced by Vicki Davis (uncredited).
• Psycho Silver: Portrayed and voiced by Justin Nimmo (Zhane).

Other villains

Villains from previous series also appeared, as members of the United Alliance of Evil. Information about these recurring villains can be found in the following articles:

Lord Zedd

Portrayed by Edwin Neal (credited as Ed Neil) and voiced by Robert Axelrod. He took the news of the (Turbo) Power Rangers' defeat well, only being afraid of Rita's reaction.

Rita Repulsa

Portrayed by Carla Perez and voiced by Barbara Goodson.

An old aquantaince of Divatox. Rita was left shocked by the news that Divatox had defeated the Power Rangers.

Goldar

Voiced by Kerrigan Mahan.

Finster

Voiced by Robert Axelrod (uncredited).

King Mondo

Voiced by David Stenstrom (uncredited).

Queen Machina

Voiced by Alex Borstein (uncredited).

Prince Sprocket

Voiced by Barbara Goodson (uncredited).

Orbus

Voiced by Barbara Goodson (uncredited).

Klank

Voiced by Oliver Page (uncredited).

Divatox

Portrayed by Hilary Shepard Turner.

Rygog

Voiced by Lex Lang.

Porto

Voiced by Scott Page-Pagter (uncredited).

General Havoc

Voiced by Tom Wyner (uncredited).

Episodes

Main article: List of Power Rangers in Space episodes

External links

• Power Rangers in Space at IMDb
• Power Rangers in Space - Bandai America

Power Rangers Lost Galaxy (Season 7, 1999)

Main article: Power Rangers Lost Galaxy § Episodes

Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
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Created by	Haim Saban
Directed by	Jonathan Tzachor Worth Keeter Blair Treu Koichi Sakamoto Ryuta Tasaki Steve Wang Jim Mathers Judd Lynn
Starring	Archie Kao Reggie Rolle Danny Slavin Valerie Vernon Cerina Vincent Russell Lawrence Amy Miller Melody Perkins Paul Schrier
Composer(s)	Lior Rosner Jeremy Sweet Inon Zur
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	45 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Haim Saban Shuki Levy
Producer(s)	Jonathan Tzachor
Production location(s)	Santa Clarita and Los Angeles, California
Running time	30 minutes
Production company(s)	Saban Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. MMPR Productions, Inc.
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	FOX (Fox Kids)
Original release	February 6 (1999-02-06) – December 18, 1999 (1999-12-18)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers in Space
Followed by	Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers Lost Galaxy is an American television series and the seventh season of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the Super Sentai series Seijuu Sentai Gingaman. The series was the first to follow the Sentai tradition of a new cast with each new series.

Synopsis

Main articles: List of Power Rangers Lost Galaxy characters and List of Power Rangers Lost Galaxy episodes

Set after the events of Power Rangers in Space, four young adults from Angel Grove (Leo, Mike, Kai, and Kendrix) are leaving for the space colony Terra Venture seeking a new world like Earth. They later meet a mechanic named Damon, and on the Moon, a jungle girl named Maya who leads them to five mystical swords known as the Quasar Sabers on her home planet of Mirinoi. After pulling the sabers out of a stone, one of the youths, Mike Corbett, falls into a crevice, but not before passing his saber onto his younger brother Leo Corbett.

With the Quasar Sabers, the teens transform into the Galaxy Power Rangers and use them to battle space villains from two different parts of the galaxy. These villains include Scorpius, Trakeena, Deviot and Captain Mutiny. Along the way, they discover several Zords known as Galactabeasts and make an ally in the form of the mysterious Magna Defender, a galactic warrior. Though he later dies, he manages to reveal that his host body is Mike Corbett and passes the Magna Defender powers to him.

When Deviot revives the evil Psycho Rangers, the Rangers of Power Rangers in Space show up to aid the Galaxy Rangers in destroying them. During this saga, Kendrix Morgan, the Pink Ranger, sacrifices herself to protect the Pink Space Ranger and Terra Venture from Psycho Pink. Karone, sister of the Red Space Ranger Andros and former evil princess Astronema, is given the powers of the Pink Galaxy Ranger from Kendrix (who appears as a spirit), and joins the Rangers in the battle to protect Terra Venture.

Deviot later reads secret words from the Galaxy Book; sending Terra Venture and himself into the "Lost Galaxy". Here the Rangers encounter Captain Mutiny and his Swabbies. These space traveling pirates live on the back of a massive space faring dragon inside a castle. Deviot reemerges and joins the Captain's fight against the Rangers and attempts to turn all of the citizens of Terra Venture into his slaves for the purposes of mining for "Booty".The colony escapes the galaxy after Mike sacrifices his powers to keep a portal open.

After this, Deviot returns to Trakeena, but, by this time, she has learned of his treachery and tries to destroy him, chasing him through the ship and into the cocoon that Scorpius made fusing them together and driving Trakeena insane and, using her army armed with bombs, cripple Terra Venture and destroys the Stratoforce and Centaurus Megazords. This forces the colony's people to evacuate to a nearby planet. Trakeena gives chase but the Rangers destroy her ship by self-destructing the Astro Megaship, but the explosion leaves Leo stranded on the moon. Trakeena, who survives the blast also, albeit scarred and injured, finally reaches her breaking point and uses the cocoon to transform into an insectoid creature to enter Terra Venture's wreck and use her power to set it on a crash course to the planet below to destroy it and the people below. Leo enters and soon followed by the other Rangers try to stop her, but are slowly overmatched by Trakeena's new power. She is only defeated after Leo, using his Battlizer, blasts her at point-blank range nearly destroying himself in the process. By this time the colony is nearly crashed but the Galaxy Megazord diverts its course and lands it on a large clearing in an explosion, the colonists, having feared the worse for the Rangers, are relieved and overjoyed when they come out of the explosion on the Galactabeasts. After this, the Zords reveal to the Rangers they had landed on is Mirinoi and return the sabers to the stone altar. This restores its petrified inhabits and, to the joy of the Rangers, restore Kendrix as well. After this the colonists settle on Mirinoi as the series ends.

Cast

Galaxy Rangers

• Danny Slavin as Leo Corbett, the Red Galaxy Ranger.
• Archie Kao as Kai Chen, the Blue Galaxy Ranger.
• Reggie Rolle as Damon Henderson, the Green Galaxy Ranger.
• Cerina Vincent as Maya, the Yellow Galaxy Ranger.
• Valerie Vernon as Kendrix Morgan. the first Pink Galaxy Ranger.
• Melody Perkins as Karone, the second Pink Galaxy Ranger
  She is the former Astronema. She is also the sister of Andros, the Red Space Ranger.
• Russell Lawrence as Mike Corbett, the second Magna Defender.

Allies

• Wendee Lee as the voice of Alpha 6
• Julie Maddalena as the voice of D.E.C.A.
• Tom Whyte as Commander Stanton
• Jack Betts as Councilor Brody
• Betty Hawkins as High Councilor Renier
• Kerrigan Mahan as the voice of the original Magna Defender
• Paul Schrier as Farkus "Bulk" Bulkmeier
• Jack Banning as Professor Phenomenus

Villains

• Amy Miller as Trakeena
• Kim Strauss as the voice of Scorpius
• Tom Wyner as the voice of Furio
• Derek Stephen Prince as the voice of Treacheron
• Bob Papenbrook as the voice of Deviot
• David Lodge as the voice of Villamax
• Richard Cansino as the voice of Kegler
• Mike Reynolds as the voice of Captain Mutiny
• Richard Epcar as the voice of Barbarax
• Rajia Baroudi as the voice of Hexuba

Episodes

Main article: List of Power Rangers Lost Galaxy episodes

Production

The character Kendrix (Valerie Vernon) was killed off mid-way through the season, marking the first time that a Ranger was killed off in the series. Kendrix was written out of the show so actress Vernon could be treated for leukemia. Her treatment was successful and she returned for the season finale.

External links

• Power Rangers Lost Galaxy at IMDb

Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (Season 8, 2000)

Main article: Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue § Episodes

Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue
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Created by	Haim Saban
Directed by	Ryuta Tasaki Koichi Sakamoto Isaac Florentine Jonathan Tzachor Judd Lynn Worth Keeter Makoto Yokoyama
Starring	Michael Chaturantabut Rhett Fisher Sean Cw Johnson Alison MacInnis Keith Robinson Sasha Williams Monica Louwerens Ron Roggé Jennifer L. Yen
Composer(s)	Lior Rosner Jeremy Sweet Inon Zur
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	40 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Haim Saban Shuki Levy
Producer(s)	Jonathan Tzachor
Production location(s)	Santa Clarita and Los Angeles, California
Running time	30 minutes
Production company(s)	Saban Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. MMPR Productions, Inc.
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	FOX (Fox Kids)
Original release	February 12 (2000-02-12) – November 18, 2000 (2000-11-18)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers Lost Galaxy
Followed by	Power Rangers Time Force
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue is an American television series and the eighth season of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the Super Sentai series Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGoFive.

It was the first incarnation of Power Rangers to have the Rangers identities to be known to the public from the outset, as opposed to previous incarnations where a Ranger's identity was to be kept secret, revealed only in extreme circumstances. The series was also the first in which the Rangers' powers, Zords, and weapons were entirely manmade and had no mystical or extraterrestrial origin whatsoever.

Lightspeed Rescue also had, for the first time, a Power Ranger with no Super Sentai counterpart in the Titanium Ranger, as there was no regular sixth Ranger in GoGo V. It is the last Saban Entertainment-produced Power Rangers series to feature the main villain from its Super Sentai counterpart, until the premiere of Power Rangers Samurai. The next series to feature the main villain from its Super Sentai counterpart would be the Disney-produced Power Rangers Mystic Force, which premiered six years later.

Synopsis

Main articles: List of Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue characters and List of Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue episodes

The series takes place in the fictitious city of Mariner Bay, California, which was built on an ancient demon burial ground. When the demons were accidentally released from their tomb in the desert, they threaten to destroy Mariner Bay. Therefore, a government organization called Lightspeed Rescue, headed by Captain William Mitchell, recruits four civilians and his own daughter to defend the city. Each of the four civilians chosen had a special area of expertise: Carter Grayson, the Red Lightspeed Ranger, was a fire fighter in the local fire department; Chad Lee, the Blue Lightspeed Ranger, worked as a lifeguard and marine animal trainer at a local aquarium and a marine amusement park; Joel Rawlings, the Green Lightspeed Ranger, was a stunt pilot; Kelsey Winslow, the Yellow Lightspeed Ranger, was an extreme sports athlete; and Dana Mitchell, the Captain's daughter, who agreed to become the Pink Lightspeed Ranger, was a nurse and practiced medical arts. The five Power Rangers were aided by a team of scientists and engineers led by Miss Angela Fairweather, and operated out of the Lightspeed Aquabase, an underwater military compound that also deters the hydrophobic demons from directly attacking the base.

The five Rangers would be joined by Captain Mitchell's (long thought to be dead) son, Ryan Mitchell, who would become the Titanium Ranger. Together, the six Rangers would prevail against the demon forces time after time, culminating in a final showdown where, in the Power Rangers tradition, all of the Zords and much of the weapons and other equipment that was used by the Power Rangers over the series was destroyed.

In addition, Lightspeed Rescue featured a reunion reappearance of characters from Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, when the villainess Trakeena comes to Earth to destroy it and the Lightspeed Rangers team up with the Galaxy Rangers.

Cast

Lightspeed Rangers

• Sean Cw Johnson as Carter Grayson, the Red Lightspeed Ranger.
• Michael Chaturantabut as Chad Lee, the Blue Lightspeed Ranger.
• Keith Robinson as Joel Rawlings, the Green Lightspeed Ranger.
• Sasha Williams as Kelsey Winslow, the Yellow Lightspeed Ranger.
• Alison MacInnis as Dana Mitchell, the Pink Lightspeed Ranger.
• Rhett Fisher as Ryan Mitchell, the Titanium Ranger.

Allies

• Monica Louwerens as Ms. Angela Fairweather
• Ron Roggé as Captain William Mitchell

Villains

• Jennifer L. Yen as Vypra
• Diane Salinger as the voice of Queen Bansheera
• Neil Kaplan as the voice of Diabolico
• Michael Forest as the voice of Prince Olympius
• David Lodge as the voice of Loki
• Kim Strauss as the voice of Jinxer

Video game

Main article: Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (video game)

Several video games based on Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue were also developed and available for Nintendo 64, Game Boy Color, PlayStation, and PC. The PlayStation and N64 versions were 3D beat-em up games, the Game Boy version was a 2D side-scrolling platformer, and the PC version was actually an activity center.

Episodes

Main article: List of Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue episodes

External links

• List of Power Rangers episodes at IMDb

Power Rangers Time Force (Season 9, 2001)

Main article: Power Rangers Time Force § Episodes

Power Rangers Time Force
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Created by	Haim Saban
Directed by	Koichi Sakamoto Kaizo Hayashi Worth Keeter Judd Lynn Isaac Florentine Yoshi Hosoya Makoto Yokohama Jonathan Tzachor
Starring	Jason Faunt Erin Cahill Kevin Kleinberg Deborah Estelle Philips Michael Copon Daniel Southworth Vernon Wells Kate Sheldon Edward Laurence Albert
Composer(s)	Lior Rosner Jeremy Sweet Inon Zur Glenn Scott Lacey
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	40 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Haim Saban Shuki Levy
Producer(s)	Jonathan Tzachor
Production location(s)	Santa Clarita and Los Angeles, California
Running time	30 minutes
Production company(s)	Saban Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. MMPR Productions, Inc.
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	FOX (Fox Kids)
Original release	February 3 (2001-02-03) – November 17, 2001 (2001-11-17)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue
Followed by	Power Rangers Wild Force
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers Time Force is an American television series and the ninth season of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the Super Sentai series Mirai Sentai Timeranger, running for 40 half-hour episodes from February to November 2001. It was the last full season to completely air on Fox Kids following the sale of Fox Family Worldwide, which included Fox Family, Fox Kids and Saban Entertainment being purchased by The Walt Disney Company.

Originally, a Time Force film was planned, but ultimately went unproduced in light of the commercial failure of Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie and the purchase of the franchise by Disney. A Power Rangers Time Force video game was released in November 2001 for Sony PlayStation, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, and PC.

Plot

Main articles: List of Power Rangers Time Force characters and List of Power Rangers Time Force episodes

In the year 3000, Time Force is a police agency that deals with the crimes of mutants, outcasts of society who have developed super powers. Ransik, one of the most dangerous mutants, is arrested and sentenced to life for his crimes including murder and the plan to travel back in time to take over the world. However, after sentencing, he escapes and manages to go back in time to the year 2001, but seemingly kills Alex, the Red Time Force Ranger, in the process. Alex's fiance Jen, as well as Time Force members Lucas, Katie, and Trip, decide to break protocol and go back in time after Ransik. However, upon arriving in the year 2001, they find that the rest of the Time Force morphers are locked, and cannot be used until someone with Alex's DNA uses the Red Ranger morpher. To that end, they find Alex's ancestor Wes Collins, who unlock the morphers, and then helps them battle Ransik's army of mutants as the Time Force Power Rangers, though Wes and Jen, upset over Alex's death, don't see eye-to-eye initially.

As Ransik continues his quest for total domination of Earth, archaeologists discover a box that, unknown to them, contains the Quantum Ranger morpher and powers. Both Ransik and the Rangers are well aware of its contents, and make attempts to retrieve it. The box eventually falls into the hand of Eric Myers, a member of the Silver Guardians, the city's police force managed by Wes' father, Mr. Collins and Wes's old rival. Eric activates the power, and becomes the Quantum Ranger. Eric, however, becomes cocky and irresponsible with his power, forcing Wes and the Rangers to try and get it back from him; however, Eric defeated them and he kept his powers. Soon he learns the responsibility of using the Quantum Powers and becomes the leader of the Silver Guardians as the Quantum Ranger.

Eventually, the Rangers begin receiving help from an unseen ally from the future in the form of the Time Shadow Megazord. Soon, this ally arrives in 2001 and reveals himself to be Alex, stating that he is alive because something the Rangers have done in the present has altered the future, and that he has returned to fix it. Alex reveals to Wes what was meant to happen in the original timeline and encourages him to take action to set it right. Wes reluctantly agrees, and relinquishes control of his morpher to Alex so he can take care of his father's business while his father lays ill. Alex then briefly leads the team, but his relationship with the Rangers becomes strained when they realize Alex has changed. Alex eventually realizes that Wes is the true Red Ranger and, having nearly destroyed his relationship with Jen, returns the morpher.

When Ransik makes his final assault on Earth, with a powerful army in large amounts Alex orders the Rangers to return to the future, for fear that if they hesitate, they may not be able to return at all. Wes, however, would have to remain behind. The Rangers refuse, and fight Ransik alongside Wes, who, knowing his friends can't stay, forces them into returning to the year 3000, leaving only himself and Eric to stop Ransik, or die trying. When the Rangers return to the future, they learn that Silver Hills was saved, but Wes died in the process. The Rangers are ordered to have their minds erased of their memories from 2001, and encouraged to resume their lives. Angered, Jen returns Alex's engagement ring, and the Rangers return to 2001 to help Wes and Eric. During the final battle, Ransik accidentally injures his daughter Nadira and, traumatized over nearly killing her, surrenders to the Rangers. Right before the Rangers return Ransik and Nadira to the future, Wes and Jen, having soothed over their initially rocky relationship, profess their love for one another. As the Rangers depart, Wes stays behind with Eric to co-command the Silver Guardians. They later meet the rangers from Power Rangers Wild Force in the two-part episode "Reinforcements from the Future".

Cast

Time Force Rangers

• Jason Faunt as Wesley "Wes" Collins, the Red Time Force Ranger and the second-in-command.
• Erin Cahill as Jennifer "Jen" Scotts, the Pink Time Force Ranger and the leader of the team.
• Kevin Kleinberg as Trip, the Green Time Force Ranger.
• Deborah Estelle Philips as Katie Walker, the Yellow Time Force Ranger.
• Michael Copon as Lucas Kendall, the Blue Time Force Ranger.
• Daniel Southworth as Eric Myers, the Quantum Ranger and the leader of the Silver Guardians.

Allies

• Edward Laurence Albert as Mr. Albert Collins, Wes' billionaire father and founder of the Silver Guardians.
• Brianne Siddall as the voice of Circuit
• Jason Faunt as Alex, Wesley's future descendent.
• Douglas Fisher as Phillips, The Collins' butler
• Roy Werner as Captain Logan
• Ken Merckx as Dr. Michael Zaskin

Villains

• Vernon Wells as Ransik
• Kate Sheldon as Nadira
• Eddie Frierson as the voice of Frax
• Neil Kaplan as the voice of Gluto

Episodes

Main article: List of Power Rangers Time Force episodes

External links

• List of Power Rangers episodes at IMDb

Power Rangers Wild Force (Season 10, 2002)

Main article: Power Rangers Wild Force § Episodes

Power Rangers Wild Force
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Created by	Haim Saban
Directed by	Koichi Sakamoto Terry Withrow Worth Keeter Taro Sakamoto Jonathan Tzachor
Starring	Ricardo Medina, Jr. Alyson Kiperman Phillip Jeanmarie Jessica Rey Jack Guzman Philip Andrew Ann Marie Crouch Ilia Volok Sin Wong
Composer(s)	Lior Rosner Paul Gordon Drew DeAscentis
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	40 (list of episodes)
Production
Producer(s)	Jonathan Tzachor
Production location(s)	Santa Clarita and Los Angeles, California
Running time	30 minutes
Production company(s)	Disney Enterprises BVS Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. MMPR Productions, Inc.
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	FOX (Fox Kids) (Ep 1-26) ABC (ABC Kids) (Ep 27-40)
Original release	February 9 (2002-02-09) – November 16, 2002 (2002-11-16)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers Time Force
Followed by	Power Rangers Ninja Storm
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers Wild Force is an American television series and the tenth season and anniversary of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the Super Sentai series Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger, which itself was the 25th anniversary of Super Sentai.

Power Rangers Wild Force takes place in 2002. The first part of the series was originally broadcast from February to August 2002 on the Fox Kids television block. Following the sale of Fox Family Worldwide (renamed ABC Family Worldwide) including Saban Entertainment (renamed BVS Entertainment) to Disney by Haim Saban and News Corporation, Fox Network's parent company, the show was moved in the fall 2002 to ABC's new Saturday morning block, ABC Kids (formerly Disney's One Saturday Morning).

Wild Force was the first and only season to be under the copyright of Disney Enterprises. Disney had bought Power Rangers (along with other Saban properties) at the end of Power Rangers Time Force. It was the last season to be produced in the United States by MMPR Productions as pre-production for Wild Force began before the buyout as well as they still had a contract for Fox Kids. When this programming block expired, the series moved to ABC Kids in September 2002. Following this season, production of the Power Rangers franchise moved from Los Angeles, California to New Zealand which resulted in many crew members and all voice actors being laid off.

Plot summary

Main articles: List of Power Rangers Wild Force characters and List of Power Rangers Wild Force episodes

The series follows the adventure of Cole Evans, who had been staying with a tribe in a jungle for many years, as he tries to find his destiny in the fictitious town of Turtle Cove. He encounters the Animarium, a place that many believed to be a fairy tale. He joins four others who had a common path to become the new leader of the Wild Force Power Rangers.

The Animarium is an island that floats in the sky. It is shaped like a turtle and is the home of the Wild Zords and the Princess Shayla, the Rangers' mentor. (It is unclear how the Rangers travel between the Animarium and the Earth surface, but in one of the last episodes Merrick and Kite are teleported onto the Animarium, so presumably they used the same teleportation throughout the rest of the series.)

The Power Rangers use their powers to defeat the forces of the Orgs, led by one Master Org. As Cole was fond of other animals, he was shocked to discover that the Orgs were heartless monsters. As the series continues, he finds out the truth about his real parents: his parents, Richard and Elizabeth Evans, were professors at Turtle Cove University, along with a family friend, Viktor Adler. When they were sent to the jungle for research, they discover the remains of Master Org, in which a jealous Adler consumes in order to exact revenge on Richard, who had proposed to Elizabeth before he could. However, Adler goes insane, and kills both Richard and Elizabeth. For a while, their newborn son, Cole, was also presumed dead.

In addition to the annual team-up episodes, Power Rangers Wild Force also had a special episode commemorating it as the tenth incarnation, Forever Red, by having Cole team up with the nine Red Rangers before him, (in order of incarnations, Jason Lee Scott, Aurico, Thomas "Tommy" Oliver, Theodore Jay "T.J." Jarvis Johnson, Andros, Leonard "Leo" Corbett, Carter Grayson, Wesley "Wes" Collins and Eric Myers), in order to prevent the remaining generals of the Machine Empire from unearthing and reactivating Lord Zedd's zord, Serpentera, which had been left buried on the moon.

Cast

Wild Force Rangers

• Ricardo Medina, Jr. as Cole Evans, the Red Wild Force Ranger.
• Alyson Kiperman as Taylor Earhardt, the Yellow Wild Force Ranger.
• Phillip Jeanmarie as Maxwell "Max" Cooper, the Blue Wild Force Ranger.
• Jessica Rey as Alyssa Enrilé, the White Wild Force Ranger.
• Jack Guzman as Daniel "Danny" Delgado, the Black Wild Force Ranger.
• Phillip Andrew as Merrick Baliton, the Lunar Wolf Ranger.

Allies

• Ann Marie Crouch as Princess Shayla
• Charles Gideon Davis as the voice of Animus
• Forever Red Rangers
  • Austin St. John as Jason Lee Scott, the original Red Ranger, and previously the second Gold Zeo Ranger.
  • Christopher Glenn as Aurico, the Red Aquitian Ranger.
  • Jason Frank as Thomas "Tommy" Oliver, the Zeo Ranger V Red and previously the Green Ranger, the White Ranger, and the first Red Turbo Ranger.
  • Selwyn Ward as Theodore Jay "T.J." Jarvis Johnson, the second Red Turbo Ranger, and previously the Blue Space Ranger.
  • Christopher Khayman Lee as Andros, the Red Space Ranger.
  • Danny Slavin as Leonard "Leo" Corbett, the Red Galaxy Ranger.
  • Sean Cw Johnson as Carter Grayson, the Red Lightspeed Ranger.
  • Jason Faunt as Wesley "Wes" Collins, the Red Time Force Ranger.
  • Daniel Southworth as Eric Myers, the Quantum Ranger.

Villains

• Ilia Volok as Master Org
• Sin Wong as Toxica
• Richard Cansino as the voice of Jindrax (original)
• Danny Wayne as the voice of Jindrax (later)
• Michael Sorich as the voice of Retinax
• Ken Merckx as the voice of Nayzor
• Ezra Weisz and Barbara Goodson as the voices of Mandilok
• Dan Woren as the voice of Zen-Aku (original)
• Lex Lang as the voice of Zen-Aku (later)

Episodes

Main article: List of Power Rangers Wild Force episodes

External links

• List of Power Rangers episodes at IMDb

Power Rangers Ninja Storm (Season 11, 2003)

Main article: Power Rangers Ninja Storm § Episodes

Power Rangers Ninja Storm
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Directed by	Koichi Sakamoto Charlie Haskell Andrew Merrifield Wayne Rose Paul Grinder
Starring	Pua Magasiva Sally Martin Glenn McMillan Adam Tuominen Jorgito Vargas, Jr. Jason Chan Katrina Browne Katrina Devine Grant McFarland
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	38 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Ann Austen Douglas Sloan
Producer(s)	Janine Dickins Koichi Sakamoto
Production location(s)	Wellington and Auckland, New Zealand
Running time	20–21 minutes
Production company(s)	BVS Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. Village Roadshow KP Productions Limited
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	ABC (ABC Kids)
Original release	February 15 (2003-02-15) – November 15, 2003 (2003-11-15)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers Wild Force
Followed by	Power Rangers Dino Thunder
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers Ninja Storm is an American television series and the eleventh season of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the Super Sentai series Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger. This is the first season to be filmed in New Zealand and also the second season to be under the BVS copyright. This is the first season not produced by MMPR Productions. This series is unique in the fact that it was the first to feature only one female Ranger serving on the team (although the 10-episode mini-series Alien Rangers featured only one female Ranger), the first season to not have an African American Ranger, the first season where the Blue Ranger was female, the second, (first full) season where the Yellow Ranger was male and was the first season to begin the series with three Rangers instead of five like the previous seasons, and also the first and only season to have a crimson and navy ranger. This was the first series to air on ABC in its entirety. This season did not have a Power Rangers team up episode like the five before it due to a shift back to non-SAG talent when production was moved to New Zealand from Los Angeles. This is the third series to air under Saban Brands on Nicktoons, which began on June 1, 2012.

Synopsis

Main articles: List of Power Rangers Ninja Storm characters and List of Power Rangers Ninja Storm episodes

Shane, Tori and Dustin are three students at the Wind Ninja Academy. Their less than stellar performance gets them the occasional lecture from their Sensei. One day, the academy was attacked by Lothor, a banished ninja master who has returned to capture all ninja students. Shane, Tori and Dustin are the only three remaining students, and along with Sensei, who has been transformed into a guinea pig by Lothor, and his son Cam, retreat into the underground Ninja Ops. There, the three are given morphers, which allow them to transform into Wind Rangers and protect the city of Blue Bay Harbor from Lothor's forces.

When Lothor demonstrates his ability to make his monsters grow into giants, the Rangers unleash the Ninja Zords, which could combine into the Storm Megazord and destroy monsters with its arsenal of Power Spheres. Lothor again raises the stakes by sending his new allies to battle the Wind Rangers - the Thunder Rangers, Blake and Hunter, who had their own Thunder Zords. The Thunder Rangers are on a mission to destroy the Wind Rangers' Sensei, who they believed to be responsible for their parent's death, but a visit from the afterlife from Blake and Hunter's parents show them the truth - that it was Lothor who killed them. The Thunder Rangers see the error of their ways and join the Wind Rangers in the battle against Lothor, bringing the Thunder and Ninja Zords together to form the Thunderstorm Megazord.

When the Rangers lose their powers, Cam uses the Scroll of Time to travel into the past and retrieve the Samurai Amulet, a family heirloom in the possession of his late mother. Cam travel back to present day and uses the amulet to become the Green Samurai Ranger, armed with the Samurai Star. A lost scroll would later reveal to Cam the Lightning Riff Blaster, which could summon the Mighty Mammoth Zord.

Lothor attempts to open the Abyss of Evil and release its evil into the world. In a final battle, he steals all of the Rangers' powers, but is defeated by their ninja skills and thrown into the abyss. After the battle the powerless Rangers became ninja teachers at Sensei's Ninja Academy.

Cast

Ninja Storm Rangers

• Pua Magasiva as Shane Clarke, the Red Wind Ranger.
• Sally Martin as Tori Hanson, the Blue Wind Ranger.
• Glenn McMillan as Waldo "Dustin" Brooks, the Yellow Wind Ranger.
• Adam Tuominen as Hunter Bradley, the Crimson Thunder Ranger.
• Jorgito Vargas, Jr., as Blake Bradley, the Navy Thunder Ranger.
• Jason Chan as Cameron "Cam" Watanabe, the Green Samurai Ranger.

Allies

• Grant McFarland as the voice of Sensei Kanoi Watanabe
• Megan Nicol as Kelly

Villains

• Grant McFarland as Lothor
• Katrina Devine as Marah
• Katrina Browne as Kapri
• Peter Rowley as the voice of Zurgane
• Bruce Hopkins as the voice of Choobo
• Michael Hurst as the voice of Vexacus
• Craig Parker as the voice of Motodrone
• Jeremy Birchall as the voice of Shimazu

Episodes

Main article: List of Power Rangers Ninja Storm episodes

References

Power Rangers Dino Thunder (Season 12, 2004)

Main article: Power Rangers Dino Thunder § Episodes

Power Rangers Dino Thunder
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Directed by	Charlie Haskell Andrew Merrifield Paul Grinder Douglas Sloan Britta Johnstone
Starring	James Napier Kevin Duhaney Emma Lahana Jason David Frank Jeffrey Parazzo Katrina Devine Tom Hern Miriama Smith Latham Gaines
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	38 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Ann Austen Douglas Sloan
Producer(s)	Janine Dickins Koichi Sakamoto
Production location(s)	Wellington and Auckland, New Zealand
Running time	30 minutes
Production company(s)	BVS Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. Village Roadshow KP Productions Limited
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	ABC Family (Jetix)
Original release	February 14 (2004-02-14) – November 20, 2004 (2004-11-20)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers Ninja Storm
Followed by	Power Rangers S.P.D.
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers Dino Thunder is an American children's television series, the twelfth season of the Power Rangers franchise. As with all Power Rangers series, it was adapted from a series from the long running Japanese Super Sentai franchise, in this case the 27th entry, Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger. Dino Thunder was also the subtitle of the Korean dub of Abaranger in South Korea and had a similar/identical logo to the American version as well. The series is notable as it features the return of Jason David Frank to a starring role.

Currently, 23 of the 38 episodes are available in various volumes on DVD in Region 1, whereas a complete box set was released in Region 2 in July 2008. Shout! Factory has released the entire series as part of their "Seasons 8 - 12" DVD box set. There are plans for individual releases as well.

Plot summary

Main articles: List of Power Rangers Dino Thunder characters and List of Power Rangers Dino Thunder episodes

A soccer player, a computer expert, a singer, an artist, and a teacher with a long history of such situations join forces to become Power Rangers and help save the Earth from the scheming of Mesagog, a dinosauric villain who wishes to eradicate all human life and return Earth to the age of dinosaurs.

In this season, Tommy Oliver, from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers to Power Rangers Turbo fame, returns as a paleontology professor in Reefside, California. When he is assigned three detention students, Conner, Ethan, and Kira, they end up finding the Dino Gems, paving the way for them to become the Dino Rangers. Conner gains the power of the Tyrannozord (based on the Tyrannosaurus), as well as super-speed; Ethan gains the power of the Tricerazord (based on the Triceratops), as well as the ability to make his skin invulnerable; and Kira gains the power of the Pterazord (based on the Pteranodon), as well as a sonic scream. Tommy (known often as Dr. O) himself once again becomes a Power Ranger by joining the team as the Black Dino Ranger with the power of invisibility, and they are also later joined by Trent Mercer as the White Dino Ranger, with the powers of invisibility and camouflage, respectively. Trent must deal with the inner struggle of good and evil, as Tommy himself once had to do as the evil Green Ranger, due to the fact that he gained his powers from a raw Dino Gem in Mesogog's lab, with the powers originally intended to be Mesogog's. Mesogog is in fact, Trent's adopted father Anton Mercer, who, in a faulty lab experiment, began to mutate into Mesogog. Trent later sides with good and saves his father from the mutation.

During the course of the series, the team adds the following to its arsenal of Zords: Cephalozord (based on the Pachycephalosaurus), Dimetrozord (based on the Dimetrodon), Stegozord (based on the Stegosaurus), Parasaurzord (based on the Parasaurolophus), and Ankylozord (based on the Ankylosaurus). The Stegozord later combines with Trent's zord, the Dragozord (based on the Tupuxuara), to form the Dino Stegozord. Tommy pilots the Brachiozord (based on the Brachiosaurus), the carrier for all the other Zords. Conner is also given the power to become the Triassic Ranger, and pilots the Mezodon Rover/Megazord (based on the Styracosaurus), which can combine with the Cephalo, Dimetro, Parasaur and Ankylozords to form the Triceramax Megazord.

At the end of the series, the Rangers destroy Mesogog with their raw Dino Gem power, but the gems are burned out in the process. Just before this, they are also forced to sacrifice all the Zords in their last battle with Zeltrax, one of Mesogog's strongest minions.

Cast

Dino Rangers

• James Napier as Conner McKnight, the Red Dino Ranger and Triassic Ranger.
• Kevin Duhaney as Ethan James, the Blue Dino Ranger.
• Emma Lahana as Kira Ford, the Yellow Dino Ranger.
• Jason David Frank as Dr. Tommy Oliver, the Black Dino Ranger, and previously the Green Ranger, the White Ranger, Zeo Ranger V, Red, and the first Red Turbo Ranger.
• Jeffrey Parazzo as Trent Fernandez, the White Dino Ranger.

Allies

• Ismay Johnston as Hayley Ziktor
• Katrina Devine as Cassidy Agnes Cornell
• Tom Hern as Devin Del Valle
• Latham Gaines as Dr. Anton Mercer
• Miriama Smith as Principal Randall

Villains

• Latham Gaines as Mesogog
• Miriama Smith as Elsa
• James Gaylyn as the voice of Zeltrax
• Adam Gardiner as the voice of the White Dino Ranger Clone

Production

Due to the mention that Power Rangers solely existed as a comic book in Power Rangers Ninja Storm, many fans believed that series existed in a different universe than that of the original Power Rangers series. (However, Power Rangers in Space had previously mentioned a Ranger-based comic book in its crossover with Ninja Turtles: The Next Mutation). Fans also believed this due to the lack of a Ninja Storm/Wild Force team-up episode, partly due to the actors refusing to come since much of the production crew had been laid off as well as the change in hands of the Power Rangers franchise from Saban to Disney and filming locations from United States to New Zealand. Executive producer Douglas Sloan also received heavy criticism for not tying Ninja Storm in with the original universe.

To tie up all of the loose Ninja Storm ends, and to try to bring in a larger audience, Sloan brought back Jason David Frank and his original character, the once evil turned hero, green, white, red, and now black ranger from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers through Power Rangers Turbo, Tommy Oliver, a legendary Power Ranger, as a mentor for the new team as well as a fellow Power Ranger. Jason Frank has said that he did the show as a favor for Sloan. Through the episodes "Legacy of Power" (the 500th episode overall), a look back on all of the previous Power Rangers series; "Back in Black", giving Tommy new Power Ranger powers; "Fighting Spirit", seeing Tommy encounter his previous Ranger forms and airing on the eleventh anniversary of Power Rangers no less; and "Thunder Storm", a team-up arc between Dino Thunder and Ninja Storm, all previous series were included in the original Power Rangers universe.

Also in the season premiere "Day of the Dino", Mesogog knew of Lothor as he mentioned Reefside would believe he had returned to town, although Blue Bay Harbor was Lothor's target in Ninja Storm. However considering Conner's twin brother attended the Wind Ninja Academy it is possible the two towns are relatively nearby one another, explaining Mesogog's statement.

Dino Thunder also was the first Power Rangers series to overtly acknowledge its Super Sentai roots with an episode entitled "Lost and Found in Translation," which featured a Japanese show based on the Power Rangers dubbed in English. In actuality, the footage used in that episode was from episode 10 ("Abare League Bind") of Dino Thunder's source series, Bakuryū Sentai Abaranger, dubbed in a manner similar to the comedic parody dub of Kagaku Sentai Dynaman in the late 1980s.

Special episodes

• Near the beginning of the series, Tommy is kidnapped by Mesogog. While searching his computer in an attempt to find him, Connor, Kira, and Ethan come across a chronological history of the Power Rangers, going through every season and incarnation except Alien Rangers. The episode, "Legacy of Power," was the 500th episode of Power Rangers, and the history was meant as a celebration of the milestone.
• SPD featured two crossover episodes: History and Wormhole.
• In the Power Rangers Operation Overdrive episode Once a Ranger, Kira returns when the Sentinel Knight brings Rangers from the past (with the exception of Bridge Carson from Power Rangers SPD, who is now the Red Ranger since he was promoted) to form the Retro Power Rangers.

Video games

There were two games produced for Dino Thunder. On the Game Boy Advance, there was a sidescrolling game, which was a platformer involving fighting several villains from the series. The other game was produced for the PlayStation 2 and the Nintendo GameCube. This was the first Power Rangers game produced on a sixth generation console. All the action takes place inside the zords. This game also had some inconsistencies with the television series to allow the action to take place in the zords while battling the regular enemies who were human size.

External links

• Power Rangers Dino Thunder at IMDb

Power Rangers S.P.D. (Season 13, 2005)

Main article: Power Rangers S.P.D. § Episodes

Power Rangers S.P.D.
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Directed by	Greg Aronowitz Andrew Merrifield Charlie Haskell Mark Beesley Britta Johnstone Paul Grinder John Laing
Starring	Brandon Jay McLaren Chris Violette Matt Austin Monica May Alycia Purrott John Tui Michelle Langstone Kelson Henderson Barnie Duncan Rene Naufahu Josephine Davison Olivia James-Baird
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	38 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Bruce Kalish Greg Aronowitz Koichi Sakamoto
Producer(s)	Sally Campbell Charles Knight
Production location(s)	New Zealand
Running time	30 minutes
Production company(s)	BVS Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. Ranger Productions, Ltd.
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	ABC Family (Jetix) (Ep 1-21) Toon Disney (Jetix) (Ep 22-38)
Original release	February 5 (2005-02-05) – November 14, 2005 (2005-11-14)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers Dino Thunder
Followed by	Power Rangers Mystic Force
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers S.P.D. is an American television series and the thirteenth season of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the Super Sentai series, Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger. It debuted on February 5, 2005, on ABC Family. New episodes continued to debut on ABC Family until the episode "Messenger, Part 1". Starting with "Messenger, Part 2" episodes began to debut on Toon Disney. It is also the title for the Korean dub of Dekaranger in South Korea, whose logo is similar to the American series. S.P.D. stands for "Space Patrol Delta"; in Dekaranger, it stood for Special Police Dekaranger, and in the South Korean dub of Dekaranger, it stood for Special Police Delta. A Japanese dub of S.P.D. started airing on Toei's digital television channel in Japan starting in August 2011, with two DVD volumes released on August 5. It features the original Japanese Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger cast members dubbing over the voices of their American counterparts.

Synopsis

12 out of the 14 S.P.D. Rangers.

Main articles: List of Power Rangers S.P.D. characters and List of Power Rangers S.P.D. episodes

The story takes place in the year 2025, after Earth has welcomed alien beings to live peacefully with the human race. However, peace is short lived as the planet-conquering Troobian Empire turns its destructive attention to Earth. When the Earth's first line of defense, the S.P.D. A-Squad, vanishes without a trace, the protection of the planet falls to their replacements: the B-Squad Rangers, and their dog-like alien commander, Anubis "Doggie" Cruger.

When two reformed thieves join the team as the Red and Yellow S.P.D. Rangers, tensions threaten to tear them apart. With the alien threat growing stronger every moment, the Rangers must put aside their differences and go into action as one.

Using teamwork, intergalactic weaponry and light-speed Zord vehicles to battle evil, they unite to become one of the ultimate forces for good: Power Rangers Space Patrol Delta.

Cast

B-Squad

• Brandon Jay McLaren as Jack Landors, the S.P.D. Red Ranger.
• Chris Violette as Schuyler "Sky" Tate, the S.P.D. Blue Ranger.
• Matt Austin as Bridge Carson, the S.P.D. Green Ranger.
• Monica May as Elizabeth "Z" Delgado, the S.P.D. Yellow Ranger.
• Alycia Purrott as Sydney "Syd" Drew, the S.P.D. Pink Ranger.

Additional Rangers

• John Tui as Anubis "Doggie" Cruger, S.P.D. Shadow Ranger
  The mentor for the A/B-Squad rangers.
• Brett Stewart as Sam, The Omega Ranger from the year 2040, who is a child during the other rangers era.
• Michelle Langstone as Dr. Katherine "Kat" Manx, the S.P.D. Kat Ranger
  She only uses her morpher on one occasion and is usually the technician for Space Patrol Delta.

Allies

• Barnie Duncan as Piggy
• Kelson Henderson as Boom

Villains

• Rene Naufahu as the voice of Emperor Gruumm
• Olivia James-Baird as Mora
• Josephine Davison as Morgana
• Jim McLarty as the voice of Broodwing

A-Squad

• Gina Varela as Charlene "Charlie" Haywood (Red Ranger)
• Nick Kemplen as Beevor (Blue Ranger)
• DJ Sena as Cliff Jones (Green Ranger)
• Greg Cooper II as Ivan Lane (Yellow Ranger)
• Motoko Nagino Claire Dougan as Rachel Motohime (Pink Ranger)

Video game

Main article: Power Rangers S.P.D. (video game)

There was one game produced for the Space Patrol Delta series, a side-scroller on the Game Boy Advance by THQ. The 6 rangers fight minor enemies until they encounter the main boss. There are racing levels which involve piloting the Red, Yellow, or Pink Delta Runners, a Space Invaders style targeting game with the Green Delta Runner, a racing level involving R.I.C. (the Rangers' robotic dog), and Megazord battle levels.

Comic strip

A new monthly comic strip based on the series appeared every issue of Jetix Magazine in the UK in 2005. Jetix Magazine is the official magazine of Jetix, the channel that shows S.P.D. in the UK. The strip was the first Power Rangers strip to be written by Transformers writer Simon Furman, collaborating for the first time on the PR strip with equally popular TF artist Andrew Wildman, who had previously done artwork for other Power Rangers strips under Jetix Magazines' previous banner of Fox Kids' Wicked. The strip ended with its own conclusion to the SPD series, the first time any comic strip version of Power Rangers has dared to pull off a different take on a PR finale. In the strip, A-Squad are brainwashed instead of corrupted and turn against their superiors. The B-Squad regulars deal with them and help Cruger defeat and overcome both Grumm and Omni, before being promoted to A-Squad status.

During the course of the strip, a running sub-plot involving a rogue Krybot who had become self-aware and rebelled against Grumm gradually unfolded, he would resurface to warn SPD of Grumm's invasion attempt in the final story and supply Jack with a device that once inserted on the Terror, would incapacitate the Krybot fleet.

Unlike "Endings", Jack does not leave the team, in another change, the Rangers do not decline the position of A-Squad (in the season, the rank of A-Squad was discarded in light of the previous team tarnishing it with their treacherous ways).

Production

Power Rangers S.P.D. is notable for the return of original Power Rangers composer Ron Wasserman who returned to score the season. This was the first time Wasserman had been involved with the franchise since Power Rangers in Space (1998).

External links

• Power Rangers S.P.D. at IMDb

Power Rangers Mystic Force (Season 14, 2006)

Main article: Power Rangers Mystic Force § Episodes

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Directed by	John Laing Charlie Haskell Mark Beesley Andrew Merrifield Jonathan Brough
Starring	Firass Dirani Angie Diaz Richard Brancatisano Melanie Vallejo Nic Sampson John Tui Peta Rutter Antonia Prebble Barnie Duncan Kelson Henderson
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	32 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Bruce Kalish Koichi Sakamoto
Producer(s)	Sally Campbell Charles Knight
Production location(s)	Wellington and Auckland, New Zealand
Running time	22 minutes
Production company(s)	BVS Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. Ranger Productions, Ltd.
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	Toon Disney (Jetix)
Original release	February 20 (2006-02-20) – November 13, 2006 (2006-11-13)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers S.P.D.
Followed by	Power Rangers Operation Overdrive
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers Mystic Force is an American television series and the fourteenth season of the Power Rangers franchise, based on the Super Sentai series, Mahou Sentai Magiranger. As with all Power Rangers series, the show is adapted from a series in the long-running Japanese tokusatsu franchise.

The series officially premiered on February 20, 2006 on Toon Disney/Jetix, February 25, 2006 on ABC Family, March 11, 2006 on ABC as part of the ABC Kids programming block, on June 4, 2006 on Family in Canada, on October 2, 2006 on Jetix in India, October 21, 2006 on Jetix in the United Kingdom. The show was also broadcast on Sunday morning on ITV1 and the CITV Channel under the GMTV Toonattik slot in early 2007. In the Philippines it premiered on October 6, 2007 in Cartoon Network's Toonami slot.

Power Rangers Mystic Force is the first and only Disney-produced Power Rangers series to feature the main villain in its Super Sentai counterpart, and is the first of the Disney-produced Power Rangers series in which all the actors playing the five core Rangers are of Australian or New Zealander descent (the casts of the three Disney-produced Power Rangers series prior to Mystic Force had at least one Ranger actor of North American descent). It is also the only Power Rangers series in which the Rangers wear capes. This is the second Disney series that does not have a teamup with the previous season's rangers. The first was Power Rangers Ninja Storm. In Mystic Force's case, the missing crossover would have been with Power Rangers S.P.D. However, a character from that series, Piggy cameoed in the episode "Ranger Down".

Plot

Main articles: List of Power Rangers Mystic Force characters and List of Power Rangers Mystic Force episodes

Twenty years ago, in a magic-filled dimension parallel world to our own, the forces of darkness came into power and a war called the "Great Battle" between good and evil began. An army of the monsters, led by a powerful warrior named Morticon, swarmed into the land with their sights set on taking over the magical realm, the human realm and beyond, but they would have to combat a legion of brave and powerful wizards. The Mystics battled valiantly against overwhelming odds until they drove the evil back from the edge of the human world. The strongest wizard of all, Leanbow, cast a spell and sent the evil warriors into the Underworld, having the Gatekeeper seal the gates for all eternity. The forces of truth successfully thwarted the dark forces' attempt to take the surface world, but they lost Leanbow, as he made sure the evil forces did not escape by sealing himself on their side of the Gate. The human world would never know of the Great Battle, nor of the sacrifices made to spare their lives from destruction. Even to this day they live in peace and tranquility, totally unaware of what is about to awaken.

The city of Briarwood was struck by an earthquake, which was just enough to crack the seal, allowing evil to renew its attempt to invade the earth. The sorceress Udonna, realizing that the forces of evil had returned, sought out the warriors of legend, five teens living in Briarwood, to become the Power Rangers alongside her. While one of the teens was reluctant at first, he realized his destiny and joined the others in the fight against the Master of the Underworld and his numerous minions.

When Udonna loses her Ranger powers to the mysterious Koragg, it is up to Nick, Chip, Xander and sisters Madison and Vida, to save the Earth on their own. They are assisted by Udonna's bumbling apprentice Clare, and eventually Jenji the Genie and his master Daggeron, the Solaris Knight.

Using their powerful magic and incredible martial arts skills, the Mystic Force Power Rangers must rely on teamwork to save the day. Later, in a shocking surprise, it is revealed that Koragg is none other than Leanbow, the greatest and strongest of all wizards. The good power that was taken from Udonna helps Koragg into turning into his normal self, and he uses his powers to transform into the most powerful defender of truth, the Wolf Warrior. In the end,Leanbow and Daggeron are supposedly killed in a battle with the evil master and the rangers lose their magical powers for initially destroying the Evil Master's body. After this, Necrolai turns good and with the help of a good monster from Evil Master's team destroys the more poerful minion of the Mater. She then revives Leanbow and Daggeron, sacrificing her powers in the process and turning into a normal woman. After that the people of Briarwood join with the rangers and transfer their good faith to the rangers, thus returning them their power which would never be enough. The rangers then destroy the Master, after which Nick, Udonna and Leanbow leave Briarwood to meet Nick's adoptive parents, not before Nick promises Madisson that he would return for her, implying that they would get marries in the future.

Cast

Mystic Force Rangers

• Firass Dirani as Nick Russell, the Red Mystic Ranger - Nick is the team leader.
• Angie Diaz as Vida "V" Rocca, the Pink Mystic Ranger
• Nic Sampson as Charlie "Chip" Thorn, the Yellow Mystic Ranger
• Richard Brancatisano as Xander Bly, the Green Mystic Ranger
• Melanie Vallejo as Madison "Maddie" Rocca, the Blue Mystic Ranger

Additional Rangers

• Peta Rutter as Udonna - She is the White Mystic Ranger and mentor for the core team. It is also revealed she is Nick's mother.
• John Tui as Daggeron, Solaris Knight.
• Chris Graham as Leanbow, the Wolf Warrior - It is revealed he is Nick's father.

Allies

• Antonia Prebble as Clare, the Gatekeeper
• Oliver Driver as the voice of Jenji
• Barnie Duncan as Toby Slambrook
• Kelson Henderson as Phineas
• Paolo Rotondo as the voice of the Snow Prince
• Holly Shanahan as Leelee Pimvare
• Brigitte Berger as Nikki Pimvare

Villains

• Andrew Robertt as the voice of Morticon
• Stuart Devenie as the voice of Imperious
• Geoff Dolan as the voice of Koragg
• Donogh Rees as the voice of Necrolai
• John Leigh as Octomus
• Greg Smith as the voice of Magma
• Andrew Laing as the voice of Oculous
• Sally Stockwell as the voice of Serpentina
• Dallas Barnett as the voice of Megahorn
• Charlie McDermott as the voice of Hekatoid
• Mark Ferguson as the voice of Gekkor
• Cameron Rhodes as the voice of Matoombo
• Josephine Davison as the voice of Itassis
• Derek Judge as the voice of Black Lance
• Peter Daube as the voice of Sculpin

External links

• Power Rangers Mystic Force at TV.com
• Power Rangers Mystic Force at IMDb

Power Rangers Operation Overdrive (Season 15, 2007)

Main article: Power Rangers Operation Overdrive § Episodes

"Operation Overdrive" redirects here. For the scheme to improve public transportation, see Operation Overdrive (transportation).

Power Rangers Operation Overdrive
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Directed by	Mark Beesley Britta Johnstone Jonathan Brough Mike Smith Charlie Haskell Vanessa Alexander
Starring	James Maclurcan Caitlin Murphy Samuell Benta Rhoda Montemayor Gareth Yuen Dwayne Cameron Rod Lousich David Weatherley Kelson Henderson Gerald Urquhart Ria Vandervis Nic Sampson
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	32 (list of episodes)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Bruce Kalish Koichi Sakamoto
Producer(s)	Janine Dickins Charles Knight
Production location(s)	New Zealand and Japan
Running time	22 minutes
Production company(s)	BVS Entertainment Renaissance Atlantic Entertainment Toei Company, Ltd. Ranger Productions, Ltd.
Distributor	Saban Brands MarVista Entertainment
Release
Original network	Toon Disney (Jetix) ABC (ABC Kids) (reruns)
Original release	February 26 (2007-02-26) – November 12, 2007 (2007-11-12)
Chronology
Preceded by	Power Rangers Mystic Force
Followed by	Power Rangers Jungle Fury
External links
[{{#property:P856}} Website]

Power Rangers Operation Overdrive is the fifteenth season and anniversary of the American television franchise Power Rangers. It uses footage and other material from the Super Sentai series GoGo Sentai Boukenger, which was also the thirtieth entry and anniversary of that franchise. It premiered on February 26, 2007. Operation Overdrive is broadcast on Toon Disney's Jetix programming block and ABC Kids in the United States, and on stand-alone Jetix networks in other countries. The program is a co-production between The Walt Disney Company and Toei. It was also broadcast on terrestrial network ITV in the UK.

Unique among Power Ranger series, Operation Overdrive has the Rangers exploring, operating and fighting in many different countries around the world, rather than focusing only on their home city of San Angeles. In search of their objective, the Rangers have been to Atlantis, unnamed islands in the Atlantic and Pacific, Saint Lucia, Istanbul, London, Portugal, Indonesia, Norway, Mexico, Egypt, Florida, Greece and Japan. To specifically battle villainous attacks, they have visited Rotuma Island, Australia, Brazil, and Stonehenge.

Pre-production

The early working title for the series was Power Rangers Drive Force, but was later changed to "Relic Hunters" and then "Operation Overdrive"

In early pre-production, on July 26, 2006, the series' logo was posted on a fan message board called "Fuñaroboard." This same logo was later featured on the Disney website, RangerSecrets.com, as part of the preview for the series. The logo is very similar to that of the parent series Boukenger in the basic design and format.

On November 14, 2006, Disney had set up its official website for Power Rangers Operation Overdrive.

Synopsis

Main articles: List of Power Rangers Operation Overdrive characters and List of Power Rangers Operation Overdrive episodes

Five brave, skilled, and adventurous young people are chosen to search for several magical jewels that were long ago taken from the Corona Aurora (literally "Crown of the Dawn"), so as to prevent them from coming into the possession of Moltor and Flurious, who are brothers connected to ice and fire banished long ago by the Corona's guardian for having attempted to steal it. When the billionaire explorer Andrew Hartford discovered the Corona Aurora, they escaped their exile and rallied their allies. In response, Andrew Hartford selected the talented youths and modified their DNA so as to grant them exceptional physical powers by which to combat the evil. Although Moltor and Flurious initially attempted to work together, they soon became rivals. The Corona Aurora fell into Moltor's hands; yet without its jewels, it could not grant the owner universal power. Later, the evil warriors Kamdor and Miratrix began hunting for the jewels, as did the extraterrestrial 'Fearcats'. Now the Rangers, joined by a Mercurian named Tyzonn who joined their ranks as the Mercury Ranger, are forced to fight multiple villains and travel worldwide in the effort to capture the jewels before their enemies can.

In order to accomplish this purpose, the members of Operation Overdrive are equipped with futuristic technology similar to that featured in previous Power Ranger continuities, which improves in sophistication and power with successive episodes. Each time a new Ranger, new weapon, or (in one subplot, if not more) new reason for battle is introduced, that Ranger, weapon, or reason produces the decimation of one major enemy (such as Kamdor and Miratrix) or a host of foot soldiers. Thereafter the odds resume their former state. The physical powers granted by genetic modification are seldom used, seen, or mentioned, except when one or more Rangers is rescued by their use. Throughout the series, legends are included or invented to give a feeling of antiquity: these include Thor's Hammer, Atlantis and Poseidon, who is mentioned under the Roman name, Neptune.

Cast

Overdrive Rangers

• James Maclurcan as Mackenzie "Mack" Hartford; The Red Overdrive Ranger and team leader.
• Caitlin Murphy as Veronica "Ronny" Robinson; The Yellow Overdrive Ranger.
• Samuell Benta as William "Will" Aston; The Black Overdrive Ranger.
• Rhoda Montemayor as Rose Ortiz; The Pink Overdrive Ranger.
• Gareth Yuen as Dax Lo; The Blue Overdrive Ranger.
• Dwayne Cameron as Tyzonn; The Mercury Ranger.

Allies

• Rod Louisch as Andrew Hartford, the rangers mentor and Mack's father
• David Weatherley as Spencer
• Nic Sampson as the voice of the Sentinel Knight
• Beth Allen as Vella

Veteran Rangers:

• Johnny Yong Bosch as Adam Park; the second Black Ranger, and previously the Black Ninja Ranger, Green Zeo Ranger and the first Green Turbo Ranger.
• Sally Martin as Tori Hanson; the Blue Wind Ranger.
• Emma Lahana as Kira Ford; the Yellow Dino Thunder Ranger.
• Matt Austin as Bridge Carson; the third S.P.D. Red Ranger, following a promotion at S.P.D.
• Richard Brancatisano as Xander Bly; the Green Mystic Force Ranger.

Villains

• Gerald Urquhart as Flurious
• Mark Ferguson as the voice of Moltor
• Ria Vandervis as Miratrix
• Adam Gardiner as the voice of Kamdor
• James Gaylyn as the voice of Cheetar
• Lori Dungey as the voice of Crazar
• David Weatherley as the voice of Benglo
• Kelson Henderson as Norg and the voice of Mig
• Glen Levy as the voice of Thrax

Artifacts

Both the Rangers and villains travel the world in search of the Corona jewels. To aide them, they must uncover special relics that serve as clues that lead to the lost jewels.

• Corona Aurora: The Corona Aurora is a crown, resembling that worn in medieval Europe, but claimed to be of divine origin. It is also commonly called The Crown of the Gods. To prevent its capture by those of negative interest, the Sentinel Knight scattered the crown's jewels across Earth. At the opening of the film series, the crown was in Andrew's possession, from which was stolen by Moltor. Following the destruction of Moltor's lair, ownership of the crown passed to Flurious, who then added one jewel to it. After stealing the remaining four jewels from the Rangers, Flurious completed the Corona Aurora. Flurious used its power to battle the Rangers, but was destroyed by Mack. The Sentinel Knight, now fully restored to his original physical form, later appeared with the Corona and used it to revive Mack and transform him into a human.
• Neptune's Cocoon: This was found sealed within an altar in an Atlantian temple deep in the ocean. The rangers opened the cocoon, believing it to contain one of the gems belonging to the Corona Aurora, finding instead one of the "Scrolls of Neptune".
• Scrolls of Neptune: The first of these three scrolls was inside the cocoon of Neptune. Rose solved its puzzle by making a picture of the sword of Neptune. When the Rangers assembled correctly all three scrolls, the scrolls transformed into the sword.
• Sword of Neptune: When the three Neptune Scrolls were laid end to end, they became a blade called the Sword of Neptune. It was initially missing a jewel from its hilt. Upon its formation, it flew out of Rose's hands and pierced the island of Saint Lucia on a map, pointing the Rangers to the location of the pearl that fit its hilt. The pearl had been a lucky charm for the ghost Brownbeard (a play on Blackbeard) until he, wishing to repay the Rangers for the gift to him of a gem called the "Eye of the Sea", gave it to Rose (whose friend he had become).
• Eye of the Sea: Jewel discovered on the island of Saint Lucia. Believed to be the first jewel of the Corona Aurora, but was proven not to be. The Rangers traded it to Brownbeard for his Lucky Pearl.
• Dragon Scale: The scale of the dragon Fire Heart purchased by Andrew Hartford from Toby Slambrook (owner of the Rock Porium in Briarwood, featured in Power Rangers Mystic Force) to empower the Defender Vest.
• Hou-ou Bird: A golden statue of a Japanese Phoenix, located in Istanbul. When directed at the sun at the perfect angle, it came to life and led Miratrix to the next clue to what is believed to be the Toru Diamond.
• Ancient Parchment: Before the Hou-ou Bird disappeared, it left behind a parchment that Miratrix and Kamdor retrieved, and which led to the next jewel of the Corona. However, they could not figure out what the ancient symbols meant, and soon lost the parchment to the Rangers. Moltor released a monstrous Tyzonn to successfully retrieve the parchment, though Tyzonn's resignation from Moltor's army again put the item in the hands of the Rangers. Tyzonn decoded it by pouring lemonade (containing citrus) to lead the Rangers to the second jewel of the Corona Aurora.
• Yanomami Statue: A mysterious, bronze-colored statue excavated in the Brazilian Rain Forest and given to the Rangers by the leader of an excavation team as a reward for the rescue thereof. When given to the Rangers, it gave off a jewel signature, suggesting that it had been exposed to a jewel of the Corona Aurora. The statue itself resembled a man holding a hammer and cannon in each of its hands. The face looked like the Face on Mars, which Rose discovered had once pointed to a location in Mexico where the next artifact could be found.
• Cannon of Ki Amuk: A legendary blaster that was unearthed from under a mountain by the Fearcats, only to be claimed by Tyzonn and the Flash Point Megazord. It exhibits the same jewel signature as the Yanomami Statue. By loading Mjolnir into the cannon's barrel, the Rangers and Thor, the God of Thunder, were able to recover the next artifact, which was encased in hard rock.
• Mjöllnir: The legendary hammer of Thor, the Norse God of Thunder. The Rangers raced Moltor in an effort to retrieve the treasure while in Norway; although Moltor obtained it first, the Rangers were able to take it from him. The hammer had the ability to increase an item to incredible size when used, and also had a connection to the Cannon of Ki Amuk. Neither the hammer nor the cannon was powerful enough to destroy the rock which encased the next artifact on the Rangers' quest; but by combining the two weapons, the Rangers successfully recovered it. The artifact was immediately stolen by Moltor. Unlike the mythistorical Mjolnir, this version produces blasts of sheer force (colored yellow) when brandished by Thor and directed at an enemy.
• Piedra Aztec del Compás: The combination of the Cannon of Ki Amuk and Mjolnir was powerful enough to destroy the stone in which this ancient compass was entombed. After the Rangers discovered it, Moltor intercepted the Rangers and stole the artifact. He gave the compass to one of his minions, who was able to use its power to manipulate Qi and Li energies in order to cause Mack nothing but bad luck. Mack overcame the influence of the compass and in turn used it against the monster, allowing it to be destroyed. The Rangers then used the compass to lead them to the location of the third jewel of the Corona.
• Super Armor: Moltor gave the Fearcats a map to find powerful samurai armor that would make them invincible in exchange for their promise to destroy the Rangers. The Fearcats used the armor on their new giant robot and quickly proved to be too strong for the DriveMax and Flash Point Megazords. The Rangers implemented several Megazord formations, attempting to overpower the Fearcats, finally ripping the armor off of the robot using the DriveMax Megazord Crane Formation. The Rangers took the armor and were then able to easily destroy the Fearcats' robot.
• Excelsior: A sword belonging to the Goddess of War. Thrax sought it out as it was the only weapon capable of destroying the Sentinel Knight. Mack found the sword first, but in doing so led Thrax to it. After failing to remove it from the statue of the Goddess, Thrax fled to continue his destruction of the world. The Rangers attempted to retrieve the sword themselves, but could not and chose to leave. Mack stayed behind, inspiring the others to do the same and causing the statue to awaken and grant the Rangers ownership of the sword. Mack gave the sword to the Sentinel Knight, restoring his powers and returning him to his true form. From then on, the Sentinel Knight could transform into this sword, and could be wielded by either Mack or DriveMax Megazord.
• Centurion Torch: The Fearcats sought the Centurian Torch, hoping to harness its power to set the world on fire. They found the torch and used it to empower their new robot, with which they fought the Rangers. The robot was destroyed by the DriveMax Ultrazord, allowing the Rangers to take possession of the torch.
• Golden Scarab Beetle: Andrew discovered a compartment in the torch that held a rare golden scarab encased in amber, leading the Rangers to Egypt, where they found that the scarabs are rumored to be found deep underneath the desert sand.
• Tablet: While in Egypt's deserts searching for the source of the signals they were receiving, the Rangers encountered Kamdor and Miratrix in an underground chamber, and fought the two for a hieroglyphic-covered tablet they were trying to take. The Rangers successfully managed to get the tablet from them after a short fight, and teleported it back to their base.
• Octavian Chalice: The Fearcats managed to find this artifact after an extended search for it, during which they distracted the Rangers with the help of a third Fearcat who was previously thought to be dead. The Chalice acts as a receptacle that synthesizes the energy of other relics. After losing in battle against the Rangers, the Fearcats stated that the Chalice had more than one use. The Rangers then destroyed the Fearcats and took possession of it so they could decipher its other uses. The Chalice led the Rangers to Greece, where they invoked it in a ceremony to give guidance in finding the last jewel. Miratrix interrupted them and used the power of the Chalice to turn into a supernaturally powerful, bird-like monster form.
• Sands of Scylla, Minerva's Staff, and the Root of Heisker: Three relics retrieved by Flurious, Moltor, Kamdor, and Miratrix, but all stolen by the Fearcats. Once placed inside the Octavian Chalice, the energy of these three items was merged to create the legendary beast Agrios.
• Golden Plate: After Miratrix's separation from the Octavian Chalice, the Chalice answered the Rangers' question, finding the final jewel by turning into a Golden Plate, the discovery of which sent them back to Egypt. There they found an Anubis statue, which when the plate was placed in its hands, opened a secret passage to a sealed stone sarcophagus which held a golden coin. The Rangers attempted to open it, but discovered that they needed a key to do so.
• Tri-Dragon Key: The Rangers traced the key needed to open the sarcophagus to Japan, where they were met by Moltor and one of his minions. After engaging in battle, Moltor approached the key and tried to take it. The key burrowed into the Earth and out of sight. Both the Rangers and Moltor tracked it to a waterfall, where they again engaged in battle. The key emerged from the water and moved toward Moltor, but was intercepted by the Black Ranger, allowing the Rangers to return to Egypt and open the sarcophagus.
• Golden Medallion: When the Rangers opened the sealed sarcophagus, they found nothing but the coin inside. When they presented it to Andrew, he recognized it as matching an indentation on the sarcophagus of a mummy which he had been given as a gift years earlier. When the coin was placed in the indentation and came into close contact with the three Corona Jewels in the Rangers' possession, it brought the mummy to life. The mummy gave the Rangers' the fifth jewel of the Corona before it was blasted by an army of invading Chillers.
• Compass of Keats: A treasure only featured in Power Rangers: Super Legends. The Overdrive Rangers use it to detect errant time crystals.

Corona Jewels

The five jewels were scattered around the world and have taken on new gem forms. When they are brought to the Corona, they revert to their original, diamond-shaped form.

• Brownbeard's Pearl: When the Eye of the Sea did not fit on the hilt of the Sword of Neptune, the Rangers gave it to Brownbeard. In exchange, he gave them his lucky pearl, which fit the sword and was therefore revealed as the first jewel to the Corona Aurora. The gem's original form is the black Corona jewel.
• Toru Diamond: The ancient parchment revealed the location of the second jewel within a volcano. Mack and Tyzonn flew into the volcano using the Sonic Streaker. Tyzonn's scales protected him from the heat of the lava, allowing him to descend on a rope and retrieve the diamond. The power of the two jewels was enough to transform Tyzonn into his Mercurian form. The gem's original form is the yellow Corona jewel.
• Blue Sapphire: An ancient compass showed the Rangers the way to the third jewel, which was hidden underwater, whence Will, Dax, and Ronny retrieved it. Will was given the duty of delivering it to Hartford, but was attacked by Miratrix and Kamdor, and the Sapphire was stolen. To keep the Rangers busy while he searched for the final jewel, Kamdor used the gem's power to create a meteorite that nearly destroyed Earth. While Kamdor was battling the Rangers, Norg discovered the Sapphire in the Ninjas' lair and then presented it to Flurious. Flurious then used the Sapphire's power to destroy Moltor's lair. The gem's original form is the blue Corona jewel.
• Star of Isis: The Egyptian tablet's hieroglyphics translated into a code that led straight to the fourth jewel, hidden in the Floridan Everglades. By sneaking a computer virus into the Rangers' base, Kamdor and Miratrix were able to get to the location first; the Rangers nevertheless arrived, and the two groups battled fiercely for possession of the jewel, resulting in Mack's having to become the Red Sentinel Ranger in order to successfully defeat their enemies. Kamdor and Miratrix attempted to leave with the jewel in hand, but Ronny was able to use her superhuman speed to snatch it from Kamdor's hands right as they were leaving. The gem's original form is the red Corona jewel.
• Pink Emerald: The fifth jewel was given to the Rangers by the mummy before the creature vanished. The jewel was kept inside of a special box, which blocked the jewel signature from being detected by the Rangers' trackers. The gem's original form is the pink Corona jewel.

External links

• Power Rangers Operation Overdrive - Blue Sapphire Volume 3
• Power Rangers Operation Overdrive at IMDb

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