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Power Rangers (either marketed as Saban's Power Rangers, Hasbro's Power Rangers, Netflix's Power Rangers, or Power Rangers: The Animated Series) is a reboot animated series of the Power Rangers franchise purposed by Harry Vallet for Netflix. This show is currently produced by Vallet Co.™.
Story[]
In the beginning of time, Zedd is a rebellious Eltarian warlord destined to gain absolute power of his homeplanet, Eltar, as he organizes a warmight protestant group called the "Bandora Clan" to accomplish his goal. In response, the Knights of Eltar, led by Zordon, defend their home, but despite their best effort, they were not strong enough and thus Eltar was destroyed, leaving only a few survivors. The Bandora Clan's lust for destruction wasn't satisfied, however, and they left Eltar in order to invade another planet, Earth. Luckily, Zordon and his four survivors follow them, and the battle continued. Zordon and his knights were determined to eliminate the Bandora Clan and fought alongside the dinosaurs, but the numbers in the Bandora Clan just grew more. When all seemed lost, the Morphin Grid Masters, a group of creators of the universe, arrived on Earth to help Zordon and his squad, granting them with new suits of armor infused with the spirits of the dinosaurs. Now named the Power Rangers, Zordon and his team were given mighty power to protect not only Earth, but the universe itself. To easily win this war, the Rangers use a meteor strike which banishes Lord Zedd and his Bandora Clan from Earth, forcing them to end up enslaving countless galaxies to help satisfy their boredom while Zordon watches over as Earth's spirit (after his comrades have died with the dinosaurs from the meteor's impact)
The story of the Power Rangers begins in the future, where five NASA interns return to Earth from their latest space exploration, only to find the planet annihilated by an apocalyptic, thermonuclear war, World War III. Suddenly, the interns are ambushed, captured and enslaved by the visiting Bandora Clan, and then, they are forced to fight for their lives in Lord Zedd's arena for the popular intergalactic TV game show, "Galaxy Warriors". The interns later escape and eventually crash-land into the present, where the citizens of their hometown of Angel Grove, led by Sheriff Jerome Stone, are protesting against the cruel billionaire industrialist Karl Ziktor, who, unbeknownst to the Angel Grove townsfolk, was really Lord Zedd in disguise. Science shows that Zedd has finally found a way to invade Earth during the present day. As Karl Ziktor tries to overcome the barriers of the present to allow his Bandora armies easy passage from the future, the interns' investigation leads them to the Command Center in the Cape of Good Hope, where Zordon explains the truth about a new generation of his war campaign against the Bandora Clan which will soon take place. As the Bandora Clan returns to reclaim Earth during the present day, the responsibility of facing them falls to the interns of defending the universe from both sides of its dimensional barrier; Zordon soon recruits the five of them so they can become Power Rangers and help him start fighting back against the evil Bandora Clan.
GO, GO, POWER RANGERS!!!
Format[]
Except for the first three episodes and the final three episodes, most episodes follow a simple format known as the "Monster of the Week". The plot of these episodes varied a little. Also. the series deals with social issues faced by children, including divorce, Christianity, the Holocaust, AIDS hysteria, and feelings of loneliness. The main concept of the formula is as follows:
- A Monster was created from the Monster-Matic by Finster for the latest episode of Galaxy Warriors. Championed by Rita Repulsa, Lord Zedd's strategic advisor, the Monster ventures to the present to concoct its schemes.
- Meanwhile, in Angel Grove, the Rangers are doing something together or independently when the Time Door Sensor goes off, revealing the location of where a dimensional gap has breached the present. The Rangers soon mobilize and move out to investigate the scene of this dimensional breach.
- The Rangers then split up to cover more ground, rescuing and/or interviewing victims and/or getting ambushed by Putty Patrollers or the Monster itself along the way.
- At the climax of the episode, the Power Rangers meet up with the Monster, morphing into their suits before they battle it. At the end of their first battle with the Monster, the Rangers combine their individual weapons to form the "Power Blaster", which they use to defeat the Monster.
- To revive the Monster, unanimous votes from the audience of Galaxy Warriors give it a second chance to defeat the Rangers; the Gigantify Machine is activated to revive the Monster into a giant, but the Rangers call out their Zords join the second battle. Then, the Rangers form the mighty Megazord to fight the Monster, and at the end of the second battle, the Power Sword magically unsheathed from its hand as it performs the finisher, "Mega Strike!", destroying the Monster for good.
- As the Rangers return to their regular activities to celebrate their victory, Lord Zedd vows to destroy the Power Rangers despite the ratings of Galaxy Warriors since the Rangers came to be.
- The episode ends with one Ranger (mainly Jason, Billy, Trini, Kimberly, Zack, or Tommy) going on a talk-show to share a formal lecture on the principles of refined values in regards over what they have learned throughout each episode. The Ranger ends the segment (and then, the show itself) with the closing catchphrase, "Until next time, take care of yourself and each other."
Episodes[]
| Ep. # | Title | Summary | Monster of the Week |
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| 1 | The Great Escape | In the future, Earth has been destroyed by World War III as the survivors are captured by an evil alien race of the Bandora Clan led by the ruthless Lord Zedd to work as slaves or fight in a deadly arena. Five captured Earthlings: the fearless Jason Lee Scott, the intelligent Billy Crantson, the strong Trini Kwan, the sensible Kimberly Hart and the wisecracking Zack Taylor, will attempt to escape the dungeons of the Bandora Palace before they are forced once again to fight in the arena or worse, cannibalized by Tenga Warriors. | n/a |
| 2 | Back to the Present | After escaping from the Bandora Clan, the team crash lands into the present, where they learn that Lord Zedd has found a way to invade and enslave Earth during that time, sending his first monster, Bones, to demolish buildings to make way for his army once the dimensional time barrier is open. Their further investigation to Zedd's campaign leads them all the way to the Command Center, where Zordon, the last Eltarian, believes that they are the next generation of warriors of good championed by his people to fight the Bandora Clan. Although the rest of the quintet is hesitant, but Jason rallies them into accept the present as their new home, so they morph into their new armor and fight back, restoring peace in their hometown of Angel Grove. | Bones |
| 3 | A New Home | As the Rangers settle into their new home, they start their new business by building the Angel Grove Youth Center Gym & Dive only as their cover for the Command Center hidden below them. Meanwhile, Lord Zedd learns from Bones of whom he saw from his failed assignment, so he adds a new twist to "Galaxy Warriors" with a new rule: Whoever destroys the Power Rangers will be named champion. With Bones now gunning for our heroes, the Rangers take up arms once again to protect their new home. | |
| 4 | The Island of Despair | Despite the loss of the Command Center's armory, the Rangers head to the Island of Despair to acquire the Legendary Weapons, a quest made more difficult when Zedd traps a boy and his mother within. | Mighty Minotaur |
| 5 | The Legendary Weapons | With time running out, the Rangers must complete their trials and gain the Legendary Weapons before the Island of Despair turns them to stone. | |
| 6 | The Quizmaster | The Rangers fall apart as they fight a strange Sphinx-like monster who punishes those who get its riddles wrong. | King Sphinx |
| 7 | The Megazord | After seeing a warning of the potential of Rangers' failure, Jason works to prove his leadership qualities to save his team from King Sphinx. | |
| 8 | The Invisible Gnome | Zack tries to help out a boy who becomes crucial in finding a monster that can only be seen by children. | Gnarly Gnome |
| 9 | Eaten in an Instant | Trini fights to save a happy plump family who are forced to suffer when a monster steals all their food. | Pudgy Pig |
| 10 | Prince of the Eggs | The prince of an ancient kingdom causes trouble when he comes seeking the Rangers to help them regain the last Power Eggs in existence. | Chunky Chicken |
| 11 | Chicken Run | The Rangers race through Daros Island in order to regain the last Power Eggs from the Apelo Tribe before the Bandora Clan and Chucky Chicken can beat them to them. | |
| 12 | The Genie | A magic lamp found by Baboo and Squatt ends up in the hands of children who befriend the genie within even as Lord Zedd targets him for his usage. | Genie |
| 13 | Little Girl Lost | Two rival street gangs are currently locked in a battle for custody of a little girl named Holly Zaskin. Although a paternity test on both patriarchs of these two gangs didn't go well on The Steve Wilkos Show, the Rangers must figure out the real parents of Heather. Meanwhile, a monster holds a banker prisoner and holds his occupation as a briber of taxes to make everyone think he is a tax thief. | Eye Guy |
| 14 | The Golden Arrow | Zedd places Kimberly under a sleep spell when she becomes crucial for eliminating a monster that can keep his advisor Rita Repulsa young. | Snizzard |
| 15 | The Bandora Clan Reject | A boy bullied by adults teams up with an incompetent elf to shrink things into magic bottles for research, including Billy and Trini. | Mr. Ticklesneezer |
| 16 | The Sword of Darkness | Billy tries to teach courage to a cowardly boy targeted by the Bandora Clan for the creation of the ultimate invincible sword. | Knasty Knight |
| 17 | The Great Sneeze Plot | A monster uses a boy to distribute sneeze powder from his soccer balls to disrupt his rivals, even as Trini tries to bring him under control. | Pineoctopus |
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| 24 | The Baseball of Infatuation | A boy's obsession to confess his love to a girl is complicated when Lord Zedd releases a monster that makes children fall in love at first sight with the balls it pitches. | Babe Ruthless |
| 25 | The Trouble with Shellshock | Squatt and Baboo create their own monster, in the form of Shellshock, a turtle-like monster that traps victims in an endless run with its motion manipulation abilities, in an attempt to impress Lord Zedd. | Shellshock |
| 26 | The Garden of Eden | Lord Zedd corrupts a new park statue with a monster that creates poison moths to hurt people, angering Billy. | Spidertron |
| 27 | The Punk Caper | The Rangers become devastated when Billy and Kimberly are turned into punks via Baboo's special formula, allowing Lord Zedd's newest monster to attack Angel Grove. | Terror Toad |
| 28 | Kimberly on a Silver Platter | When Lord Zedd's newest monster, Spit Flower, attacks, Kimberly must do what it takes to stop it, even at the cost of her life. | Spit Flower |
| 29 | New and Improved | Lord Zedd digs for stronger clay to create more powerful monsters. | Frankenstein |
| 30 | Attack of Titanus | As Lord Zedd continues to torment the Rangers with his new clay creations, Jason and Tommy are sent to retrieve a new weapon to stop them; even if this means facing a vengeful zord called Titanus. | |
| 31 | Surrender | Unnatural calamities of Biblical proportions have been occurring on Earth. | |
| 32 | The Ultrazord | With their zords being destroyed by the power of Frankenstein, the Rangers must undertake a quest that will allow for the Ultrazord to be awakened. | |
| 33 | Bad Luck Jason | After a mirror at the Angel Grove Youth Center breaks, Jason ends up have a serious case of paranormal bad luck. Can his fellow Rangers give him some good luck charms to break this curse? | Octoplant |
| 34 | The Jewel of Bravery | Zack must teach a girl how to gain courage after she becomes the only means to save a friend and a fairy from a monster's plot to create the ultimate rainstorm. | Madame Woe |
| 35 | The Wheel of Misfortune | The Rangers are invited to attend a school play, but Lord Zedd turns one of the play's props, a spinning wheel, into his dangerous new monster, the Wheel of Misfortune! | Wheel of Misfortune |
| 36 | Trini the Ninja Warrior Princess | Trini takes a job as a bodyguard of a ninja family researching a powerful medicine Lord Zedd believes will bring him immortality. | Dark Warrior |
| 37 | The Mirror of Death | The Rangers and the Bandora Clan race to a tropical resort when a boy finds a treasure map that leads to a powerful mirror that destroys anyone or anything reflected in it. | Rockstar |
| 38 | Washed Ashore | When children find the washed-ashore Power Eggs, the Rangers scramble to protect them from Lord Zedd's desire to destroy them. | Samurai Fan Man |
| 39 | The Mistress of Disguise | When Kimberly loses her ability to morph while trying to stop Scorpina infecting people with Lord Zedd's newest monster, Weaveworm, she uses creative disguises to root her out. | Weaveworm |
| 40 | Tears of a Monster | Lord Zedd targets a creature awakened from underground whom the Rangers discover may be a victim instead of a mere monster. | Fang |
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| 44 | Hatchasaurus | ||
| 45 | America's Best Fencer | Infatuated by the talents of the best swordswoman in America, Billy decides to protect her from Lord Zedd's newest monster, who absorbs and multiplies the talents of the best people for itself. | Goatan |
| 46 | The Spy | The Rangers discover a boy who has teamed up with a monster to protect the environment by causing chaos to polluters. In reality, the boy sold his soul to Lord Zedd in an effort to avenge his dead father, an environmental activist whose soul lives on in the Bandora Clan's latest monster, Polluticorn. | Polluticorn |
| 47 | The Doppelgängers | A squad of Putties led by Twin Man are sent by Lord Zedd to pose as the Rangers to turn the tide of public opinion against the real heroes, estranging them from the society they want to protect. | Twin Man |
| 48 | Storming the Bandora Palace | The Power Rangers launch a full-scale assault on the Bandora Palace for their final battle to decide the fate of not only the universe, but time and space itself. | Cyclopsis |
| 49 | Lord Zedd's Origins | The Rangers struggle to deal with Cyclopsis, which is made more difficult with a decision by Zordon and the revelation regarding Lord Zedd's origins. | |
| 50 | All Good Things Must Come to an End | Lord Zedd successfully eliminates all of the Zords, removing all of the Rangers' hopes until they get assistance from a great ally. | |
| 51 | Power Rangers Forever | The Rangers make a last-ditch effort to save their Zords so they can take down Lord Zedd and finally bring an end to the Bandora Clan's reign of terror. | |
| 52 | May the Power Protect You! | Three years have passed since the Power Rangers took down the Bandora Clan and restored peace to both the present and the future, and Jason and Kimberly decide to invite all of Angel Groove to attend their big wedding at the Angel Grove Youth Center Gym & Dive. | n/a |