It’s a race across a barren wasteland to stop a mysterious Zord no one has witnessed before!

The world of the Lightspeed Rangers has been destroyed, and the Aquabase lies in ruin, leaving Joel Rawlings, Lightspeed Green, as the only Ranger left. Worse yet, the planet is faced with a dystopian future where water is worth more than gold, forever shifting the balance between good and evil.

Now the race is on, and the clock is ticking as the elite Unlimited Team, led by Trini Kwan, joins forces with the enigmatic Aqua Boss to build a mystical weapon.

Can they stop their enemy—and possibly turn back the clock on Joel’s world to a time before it became so desolate?

"In response to all feedback and comments, we have resculpted the head of the FigZero 1/6 Red Power Ranger to enhance the accuracy of the appearance to the series. We updated the facial scar from a flat print to a detailed relief carving, adding depth and realism."

Snagged this off Vinted the minute it was listed. The battery case is corroded, gonna try to clean it and get it to work again. For $11 after taxes and shipping, can’t complain. Worse case, gonna keep it for display.

Photo is my wife in 1996 or 97. Her mom bought her an off brand power ranger costume for Halloween.

Oddly enough my mom did the same thing around that time but she bought me this exact costume but in blue.

We can’t seem to find any other images or mention of it online in terms of who made them or anything.

Any thoughts???

When it started, it was a Frankenstein stitching of a long running Japanese show and American footage produced on the cheap. And somehow, it worked.

It also survived through three near cancallations, several channel changes, and concerns from parents over the level of violence and other issues that cropped up. And what we got was a kids show that lasted 30 years, something unheard of for a show aimed at children that wasn't an educational show.

What do you think was the reason the show was able to last so long?

Kids still love it, but they watch on Youtube and Netflix. This is why CN and Nick only have 3 new shows each.

My friend has been doing artwork in his own style and has been working in and out of the entertainment industry on pieces. He’s done several for me for the Pink Ranger but also did the black, green and white ranger as well.

You can’t post links but the first cover art is for my new release KIM, featuring my song Pink Ranger. It’s on all streaming services.

It’s the last issue of Power Rangers Green...can Tommy Oliver save the world one last time?

Tommy, Goldar, Mirella, and Alpha make their last stand against the Unmade and her Red Censer!

Armed with the tools they retrieved from the Wild Morphs, Tommy and team are ready to go into battle to destroy this epic threat—will they be successful in preventing the Unmade from building another monster, creating a lasting peace for the magical beings of this world?

As for Goldar, he has something else he needs to ask of Tommy...but will Tommy be willing to help his former enemy?

Power Rangers Green #5 releases on December 23.

This is the only Power Rangers trading card I own. I mostly have Pokemon and Digimon cards. I just kept this in my treasure box/shoebox. I kept a bunch of random things from my childhood. I still have my plastic Megazord light switch thing. A packet of Big Bad Beetleborgs temporary tattoos. They're pretty much the millennial antiques to me. I never heard of Tiger Barcodzz. I assume they're out of business.

Yo, the masterpiece has finally arrived, and since there so much to experience with, I've decided to split into two parts photo session. First I'll start with Thunderzords themselves. ;)

The Red Dragon Thunderzord is truly a blast, with the dragon form's articulations that even surpass the Legacy one. The battle mode is not far from an action figure itself, of which it can do a lot of dynamic pose. <3

I'll post pictures of the combined form later haha xD

For me, one moment is when they would show the Mega Tigerzord with the cockpit having seemingly five positions for the four other zords' rangers, yet the White Ranger was only the ever one shown inside. This was presumably because the costumes were different between MMPR and Dairanger.

If we assume the letters denote a sort of chronological order of the children that were kidnapped, it kinda creates a very terrifying picture.

For starters, we have Dr. K.

The letter “K” is the 11th letter in the Alphabet. And going by the logic that every letter denotes a chronological order, there might have been 10 more children before K.

I kinda theorize that the twins Gem and Gemma were “G”, meaning they were the 7th captured children.

And going by that logic again asks the question of what happened to the children who owned the letters A-F, and H-J?

Given how outrightly cruel and cultic in nature Alphabet Soup was, it kinda scares me what they could have possibly done to those poor children.

What do you guys think??

In Zyuranger, the suit is a dark shade of green with the small chest armor but in all of the American scenes of it in MMPR the suit is a brighter shade of it and he has the wrong chest armor. It's that flimsy looking floppy one.

In later seasons (such as Dino Thunder), they fixed the chest thing but he has the wrong holster on his belt. It's white instead of black and it's on the wrong hip. The morpher is silver instead of gold and he has a sliver stripe on the top of his helmet that wasn't there before etc.

All of the other seasons use that Dino Thunder suit, I think Jason David Frank wore it when he returned for Super Megaforce if I'm not mistaken.

Ever since my daughter was born we started a watch through of every power rangers series. She's almost 2 now and we've finally made it to Zeo lol MMPR was starting to drag out there a bit lol. Anyways, it's now become such a routine to her, that after i get home from work, she grabs the tv remote and runs up and says "dada powrrr ranrrrr" (that's the best way i could type what she says lol) but she'll climb up in my lap and sit there as long as we watch power rangers. She's been really into counting and saying colors, so Zeo has been an absolute masterpiece to her. She jumps around and does the number and color call (one pink, two yellow ect.) I love the feeling that she's learning while watch a show that we both enjoy even if it's something as small as numbers and colors. It's just been great to see the sparkle in her eyes about watching power rangers, and seeing how much she enjoys something that i grew up on, is just an amazing and an incredibly wholesome feeling. Thanks for listening, may the power protect you

I just rewatched the Green Candle and White Light, and I'm confused by something. I'm going to give my reasons before my question. Zordon explains in the Green Candle that the candle is linked to Tommy's energy and that, because of Rita's spell, candle drains Tommy's Green Ranger Power and that by giving his coin to someone else, the powers would be saved. In White Light, Zordon and Alpha both specify that only the Green Power was gone. All of this came together in my head to ask a question: Could there have been 7 MMPR Rangers at once? If Zordon and Alpha had selected a new "teenager with attitude" and Tommy had given him/her the Dragonzord Power Coin, then the new person could use the Green Ranger Power, because the candle is tied specifically to Tommy's energy, and Zordon and Alpha could still create the White Ranger Power for Tommy. Then we would have the Red, Pink, Yellow, Blue, and Black, with both the Green and White Rangers all fighting together. It would have been epic and would logically work based on the explanation given in Green Candle and White Light.

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