Mighty Morphin Power Rangers

The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers is a children's television and movie series originally developed in Japan, but westernized and brought to America by Haim Saban. It centers on five ordinary teenagers who are given great powers to fight galactic villains.

"The Power Rangers are a special group of teenagers selected by Zordon, Commander of the forces of good, to defend the earth against evil forces. The teenagers have the ability to 'morph' or transform into Power Rangers. As Power Rangers, they have superhero powers. Each Power Ranger is also given command of his own �Zord�, or colossal fighting machine. Throughout the various seasons, the Power Rangers face a variety of villains and take control of various powerful Zords to help them fight evil." [1]

The show first aired on Fox Network on August 28, 1993 and ended on February 17, 1996. It was replaced by a sequel called Power Rangers: Zeo. After that, there have been countless sequels for each season of the show. The Power Rangers franchise focuses on a group of young heroes who fight demonic and evil influences.

Table of contents

1 The Power Rangers
2 Good Guys
3 Villains
4 Sequels
5 Links

The Power Rangers

Walter Emmanuel Jones as Zack (The first Black Ranger) 1993-1994

Johnny Yong Bosch as Adam (The second Black Ranger) 1994-1996

Jason David Frank as Tommy (The Green Ranger) 1993-1994 and changed to (The White Ranger) 1995-1996
Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly (The first Pink Ranger) 1993-1996
Catherine Sullivan as Kat (The second Pink Ranger) 1996-1997
Austin St. John as Jason (The first Red Ranger) 1993-1994
Steve Cardenas as Rocky (The second Red Ranger) 1994-1996
David Yost as Billy (The Blue Ranger) 1993-1996
Thuy Trang as Trini (the first Yellow Ranger) 1993-1994
Karan Ashley as Aisha (The second Yellow Ranger) 1994-1996

Good Guys

David Fielding as Zordon
as Alpha 5

Villains

Carla Perez as Rita Repulsa and her henchmen: Goldar, Finster, Squatt, and Baboo
Robert Axelrod as Lord Zedd

Sequels

Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers (Miniseries, 1996)
Power Rangers: Zeo (1996)
Power Rangers: Turbo (1997)
Power Rangers: In Space (1998)
Power Rangers: Lost Galaxy (1999)
Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue (2000)
Power Rangers: Time Force (2001)
Power Rangers: Wild Force (2002)
Power Rangers: Ninja Storm (2003)
Power Rangers: Dino Thunder (Premiering 2004)