How Power Rangers Changed The World

Power Rangers has had a huge impact on the world as a whole. Changing the lives of many people in many ways. Not only that but it changed the way companies market their products. And a whole lot more.
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[@puckrinproductions8066]

Power Rangers has made me realise that no matter who anyone is, regardless of their background, we can all make a difference if we try and in our hearts, we can all be Power Rangers in our own way.

[@LordMetalSonic1987]

*realize But yeah, the ending of your comment brings to mind a lyric in the ending theme of this cartoon called "Captain Planet and the Planeteers": *We're the Planeteers, and you can be one too...*

[@FTChomp9980]

I started with Power Rangers with the Disney era with Ninja Storm,Dino Thunder,and S.P.D! During my teenage years I rewatched them on Netflix and watched RPM and WildForce as well which became my new favorites. Then on Freevee I watched Super Sentai DaiRanger! Now I'm a Super Sentai Fan! But I will always be a Power Rangers Fan! My favorite Rangers are:White Dino Thunder Ranger,Black Dino Thunder Ranger,Gold RPM Ranger,Green Sameria Ranger,Wolf Wild Force Ranger,and Shadow Ranger.

[@lukebrown5395]

Same except I started watching the older ones when Jetix had an old power ranger marathon they’d watch usually have a season of the month. Then I started watching episodes on KZbin.

[@jaukowarrant]

When times get hard I turn to Power Rangers content. It was a comfort to me as a kid and it works for me now as an adult.

[@karltonmikotyack3714]

Who would've thought that a kid's show that I was exposed to so early in my life would have had such a positive impact on me, and so many others! It's not that I don't love the Supermans and Batmans of the world, but whenever I mention that I'm a true team player at a job interview, in the back of my mind I think, "because of the Power Rangers!"

[@flo-rolli567]

when i was younger Power Rangers was something i could look up to. Everytime i was affraid of something i thought how the Rangers would handle it. Now as an adault it is great to see so many people still loving it. Greetings from Germany. Once a Ranger, always a Ranger

[@reboot_ranger]

When the Comics come to the big screen Power Rangers will be bigger than DC & Marvel⚡

[@metatronblack]

Stop the cap

[@animanco6833]

I say animated series works a lot better

[@DarkEclipse23]

Spoken like a true immature brat that thinks more violence makes something better.

[@andrewbunch6599]

​@@animanco6833 definitely a series they just work better for power rangers they should do series until certain points in the story like the introduction of the green ranger Lord z taking control and the birth of the white ranger if they did it that way they could have both 😊

[@animanco6833]

@@andrewbunch6599 yet Hasbro refuses the realize it

[@alexanderrhodes9642]

MMPR gave me my “sister”. She is a very dear friend (funnily enough we share the same birthday) that I met in MMA in college. We needed up growing a deep friendship with a mutual love of all things power rangers and have even been to a few cons together meeting many of them (especially JDF). I now proudly carry a green and white ranger tattoo with me everyday on my leg. This show is and will always be a legend and an icon.

[@2ARanger]

As a kid I was inspired to get into karate class because of watching the Power Rangers. And even now as an adult I've watched it with my daughter and I can still relate as an adult. I'm a pro second amendment American and the Power Rangers song has a line that says "THEY KNOW TO ONLY USE THEIR WEAPONS FOR DEFENSE". Makes for a great gun safe sticker.

[@officerrebar3839]

This has and always be my favorite franchise (even the really bad seasons). Jason, Trini, Zack, Kim, Billy and especially Tommy encouraged and inspired me to be a protector in my own way. This show is a huge reason why I enlisted into the Army at the age of 17, and why I am in my current career as a LEO.

[@andrewbethke427]

Love this channel so much! Power Rangers was the best action show of the 90s and it blew me away as a kid. It combined all the things I love. Colors, dinosaurs and monsters! Keep up the great work and I would love more videos about the comics.

[@drakkar33]

Made me start martial arts and it thought me to never give up no matter the situation. Being a ranger for me has become a philosophy, it goes beyond the franchise now in my mind it's a way of life

[@jojolopez762]

I was 4 when MMPR premiered. But I still remember watching it with my older brother, who was 7 at the time. I remember I got in trouble for renting the movie too much at Blockbuster lol. But basically, because of that movie I had to sky dive, even though I am scared of heights. But it was something I had to do! But I loved how empowered this show made me feel, and the importance of teamwork! This show really made me feel like anyone could be a hero or do something heroic. Also, that it was cool to do something for others or our communities. The OGs always did stuff like clean the park, or volunteering! Loved the Once and Always special too!!

[@VictorHernandez-nj2lo]

Fun fact: there are 2 Yugioh archetypes based on power rangers. The super quant cards are based on the rangers, while the A-Z machine archetype is based on the zords & megazords

[@stevenwatts586]

Power Rangers was my escape as a kid. i had a pretty crappy home life growing up and watching power rangers was the thing that gave me something better to focus on. i had (still have) pretty much every MMPR toy that was made up till lost galaxy when i stopped watching Power Rangers religiously. as a kid i would be outside "fighting" putties for hours. there was a tree in my yard that was kind of hollowed out and i use to get in it and pretend that it was the Megazord. i may not watch the show now, but even at 34 years old i will rewatch the OGs anytime anyplace and enjoy it as if i was still a kid. just last year i was in walmart and as i was passing the DVD rack in the center isle and a random MMPR season 1-3 box set caught my eye and i ran over and snatched the only one that was there. i already have the 25 anniversary double box set that has seasons 1-3 and 4-7, but since i didnt want to open the 25 anniversary box set i justified getting this one so i could open it. my only problem now is i need to find another season 4-7 box set so i can open and watch those. lol ive even finally watched the Super Sentai Zyuranger series and absolutely love it as well. obviously, the Japanese storyline is much more involved than ours so i got hooked very quickly into it. i believe SHOUT has the Zyuranger dvd set and i also want to get it.

[@gregwhite7852]

I remember being the 1st person in my class to watch in or knew who the POWER RANGERS were b4 anyone else! I use to draw them in class and people would ask who they was I would say " You'll find out in a min"!

[@phillipwalters7702]

Hello there Sixth Ranger. I just wanted to say thank you so much for this new video. I have to admit that this video was very interesting and absolutely amazing. As a fan of this great franchise, l knew some of the things that Power Rangers helped promote or raise awareness of. Nevertheless, I really didn't realize how much of a major impact that the Power Rangers franchise had on the world. Of course that was when I was a young lad and after watching this, I do realize that it does have a major impact on the world and my life, myself. I mean thanks to the Power Rangers franchise, I did learn the meaning of working together, joy of martial arts and a few science related things. Anyways thanks again for this wonderful video and I hope that you have a wonderful day. Can't wait to see more Power Rangers related videos from you soon . So until then, "Peace out and May the Power Protect you too."

[@johannesmakila2459]

Fun fact: Before Haim Saban got idea to adapt sentai Stan Lee (yes that Stan Lee) had that idea as well but it was shot down. As far as what PR offered to me goes it was PR that introduced me to world of tokusatsu in large with it later on guiding me to watch super sentai and eventually learn about Kamen Rider and Ultraman as well. While I know that I am going to get some hate from this nostalgia aside over all I think that MMPR hasn't aged that well and later series have been much better than it in several aspects.

[@anonymousnobody326]

Power Rangers led me to discovering Japanese culture through curiosity over Zyuranger, and it is now a huge part of my life and future goals. It's safe to say that I would be a completely different person had Power Rangers, specifically MMPR, not been there during my childhood.

[@GunnCloud11]

Your videos have vastly increased my knowledge, love, and belief that the Power Rangers are immutable and eternal. Thank you!

[@therainbowranger84]

Personally, I didn't see PR till halfway through Turbo. I was always excluded from my classmates (like always picked last during gym class). They would only let me play with them if I played the monster every time. I will say PR is very important for the entertainment history. It first aired during the last 10yrs of FOX KIDS. During this time PR helped 3 people get their start to stardom. Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly (the 1st MM Pink Ranger), Archie Kao as Kai Chen (the Lost Galaxy Blue Ranger who would later play Archie on CSI), and Haim Saban's stepdaughter Tifanie Christun as Biyomon and Yolie Inoue (Digimon Adv 01 and 02 and was also a crew member for PR seasons). Then PR was sold to Disney along with Marvel & Saban Entertainment and FOX Family became ABC Family. At the same time 4Kids bought the rights to air kids shows on Fox (Fox Box and later 4KIDS TV). For the next 7 years, Disney would continue the PR legacy until Saban bought back PR and Digimon as Saban Brands and aired them on Nickelodeon channels for the next 8 years. Eventually, Bandi stopped making PR toy forcing Saban to sell the rights to Hasbro, but he still makes the series. Eventually. Hasbro/Saban started airing PR on Netflix.

[@roderick8167]

One of my favorite childhood memories that I have of Power rangers was watching Mighty Morphin Power Rangers The Movie on Christmas Eve 2002 when I was eight old years old , I remember pretending to be Tommy saying Welcome to my Nightmare and using a small broom to do the moves he was doing like in the movie, good times and I'm blessed I didn't hit myself in the head with said broom 😂😅

[@angelussmith6552]

I'm an very big fan of mmpr But before it got big I felt it was an knock off of Voltron but as I watched the show understand each character my love for the show grew! Infact I got picked on in high school for it and was nickname Zack the fat black ranger I loved each ranger equally but was picked on for watching it! When I started working at an Wyatts in Dallas before they sold out to they came to where I worked at and I all ready loved martial arts and learning alot from the shows over the years and made my own rangers due to the awesome and amazing impact they had on my life ❤

[@aliciaalaskar8622]

This a great channel. I'm glad I subscribed; darn yt. I normally leave a thumbs up 👍 on every video of yours that I see. Thank you @The 6th Ranger for making all of your content it's very Awesome. God Bless you.

[@DragonFist9323]

Power Rangers, TMNT & Transformers are my top 3 franchise that I love.

[@davinp]

Some parents complained the show was too violent and not educational enough. When the franchise was owned by Disney, some ABC affiliate stations had refused to air Power Rangers. This is also one of the reasons Disney canceled Power Rangers in 2009. Power Rangers RPM was the last Disney season

[@kevin10001]

My abc affiliate aired every Disney season except rpm unless it was moved to early mornings cause there have been rumors of some affiliates doing that with rpm so it’s the only season I haven’t seen cause of that my abc went from jungle fury tothr rerelease of mighty morphin power rangers in 2010

[@JakeTheSwampMonkey]

Taught me to see people in a different light.

[@sodium285]

Another Great Video Jake!! Power Rangers is to me what I imagine Star Wars is to many people. I started with Operation Overdrive, and Power Rangers helped me believe I could overcome overwhelming odds. Eventually, when I was 11, after having watched Jungle Fury, RPM and Samurai, I started going back to previous seasons like Dino Thunder, Mystic Force, Ninja Storm, SPD, In Space etc., all of it. And when I watched MMPRs at around 13 or 14, I felt a connection to the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers that I don't think I felt with the majority of the teams after it. There was a sense of warmth and charm and it was amazing, and bond the Rangers had felt very wholesome. I kind of just wanted to jump in and hang out with them. And so the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers became not just one of my favourite Power Ranger Teams, but one of my all-time favourite Superhero Teams alongside the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Avengers, The Fantastic Four and the X-Men.

[@VictorHernandez-nj2lo]

I was 3 when mmpr first came to Fox Kids, though I wasn't aware of it until age 4. I've met David Yost several times, mainly cus blue is my fave color. Amy Jo was my first celeb crush, I finally met her in 2016. When I met JDF (also in2016), he autographed my Yugioh card flute of summoning dragon. I'm currently working on to crossover cosplays, Tommy the dragon duelist & blue eyes white dragonzord

[@kevin10001]

I was 9 when the rangers premiered on fox kids Saturday lineup and I have been a fan all 30 years I would be the only person in my class that would order the ranger books from the book catalog we would get in elementary school

[@kennethmiller1080]

I was already on the MMPR path before they hit US channels, but once it did...I was sure that I was on the right path...I definitely wasn't sure before that...MMPR forever!

[@johnpittsii7524]

Thanks for the amazing video ❤

[@Hallows4]

Power Rangers was my very first "fanboy" experience. I was an absolute fanatic about it for years, making my mom live-record all the episodes on VHS and practically cornering the market on merchandise. I was also super into gymnastics from ages 5-17, and while I don't remember if my interest in it or Power Rangers came first, there was definitely a ton of overlap. Although interest in the franchise gradually faded as I moved through my teenage years, I completely agree that it had a lasting impact on my life: Without Power Rangers, I might never have had (in alphabetical, not chronological, order); Avatar: The Last Airbender, The Chronicles of Narnia, Game of Thrones, Harry Potter, The Hunger Games, the MCU, Mystic Knights of Tir Na Nog, The Lord of the Rings (and Tolkien more broadly), Teen Titans, and who knows how many other franchises. Over the past decade I've really gotten into Power Rangers fanart on social media, and have even talked about them in my blog posts. I've also been doing Krav Maga for several years, and while I didn't think of it as a Power Rangers connection, it would be very suitable indeed :)

[@LAKNIGHT66]

My favourite wss Mystic Force and it still is to this very day i have no idea why but when i watched it back recently just hearing the theme made me cry so hard i collapsed i learnt how to believe in things that are larger than life and the importance of fighting with honour, not taking shortcuts or over reliance on anything and ofcourse towords the end when Rita Repulsa (i mean Mystic mother) says "you're never without magic all you have to do is look for it right within yourself" ahhhh chills literal chills

[@zenonx1]

Power Rangers was my childhood

[@ctskifreaks]

I appreciate the TokuJay rangers in the thumbnail

[@frankocana3904]

Absolutely loved this episode, nothing but truth.

[@transformingtallguy]

Power rangers has made me realise that we’re all different in our own ways and we can all work together as a team

[@neoshadowdukeofgames8223]

Power Rangers is so awesome. I’m not sure I can pick something that resonates a ton with me like you can as I think I was doing martial arts before MMPR, however I can definitely say that the teamwork aspect which I enjoy from X-men was a reason for me to keep coming back and watching plus I love the anti-hero (not sure if that’s the right usage) that Tommy represented and seeing his arc so flushed out.

[@remyoconnor3141]

Awesome content man, Mmpr was a driving factor in my childhood to.

[@Massattack1982]

keep up the good work man !

[@manoftheusajones5147]

It Introduced the Original Japanese🇯🇵Costumes and Props to America🇺🇲 and New Zealand🇳🇿!

[@jonboys777]

7 Years old in Augusta GA have watched almost of the episodes and Still like it at 37 years old in Nashville area.

[@user-gs1mr1hw4h]

I was a 90s kid I love power rangers

[@mattygreen7463]

Love your mmpr and batman content man Keep it coming!

[@orlandomagician8321]

PowerRangersForever #OnceARangerAlwaysARanger

[@QuantomX64]

always loved power rangers. I was 4 when the show aired. Actually, for as far back as I can remember, the very first movie I can actually remember seeing in theaters with the 95 Power Rangers movie. I also broke my nephew's collar bone years later, us watching I think the 3rd episode of Power Rangers on VHS where they lost their powers and did the "human chain" move... me and my nephew tried to copy that where he sat on my shoulders and we spun around. Lost my balance and fell, our combine weight hitting his shoulder.

[@thomaswrightson1702]

As a kid power rangers helped me see the difference between right and wrong it also helped me as an adult see that even if make bad choices and do bad things we can make it right and atone for those things just like the OG tommy he was my hero as a kid and even now as an adult it has helped shaped the person i am and helped me developed my morals RIP JDF and may the power protect you all !

[@JennFaeAge]

One of my favourite "complaints" about MMPR is the country (I forget which) who banned it because...I kid you not...the government thought it'd inspire kids to take morphine Edit: my favourite memory is actually sort of recent. I still remember running home to watch it, and when I met Bulk and Skull at a comic-con a few years ago I mentioned it made me feel old and Skull said "How old do you think *we* feel knowing it was 25 years ago?"

[@teamsteed1]

Thank you for posting the video. Power Rangers had help me get into fitness.

[@animanco6833]

Love this series even now. Which begs the question. Why can’t there be an animated series loosely based the boom comics. I find it hard to believe that it’s impossible to do. The producers are just underestimating it as usual. Lazy morons.

[@WCLCooke]

This franchise was a big inspiration to me for my book series. I'm writing about a team of teenagers in colorful costumes, but no spandex.

[@OrochiFlamez]

Power Rangers is indirectly responsible for me meeting my soon-to-be fiancée. She messaged me on a dating site and told me that the fact that I was into Tokusatsu was interesting and she wanted to know more about it. We got to talking and met up for a date a few days later, and the rest is history. We just celebrated our six-year anniversary earlier this month.

[@Reo805]

I was in 4th grade when I first saw the power rangers and was sucked right in from the Starr. My mom bought me and my brother's the first two vhs episodes with Tommy being the evil Green Ranger. Till this day I watch the old seasons and it brings back childhood memories.

[@Cmb351]

Good job buddy!

[@remingtonbouyer]

As a kid Power Rangers taught how to be confident

[@platinumranger5666]

Sadly, Hasbro hasn't been able to fully captivate those core elements that made Power Rangers so great in the past.

[@TheHarunate]

While I was already introduced to the 1st season of Mighty Morphin somewhere between 1994-1995 in my country (I was still a very young kid at that point in time), it wasn't until the early 2000's (in my 4th grade) that my interest on the show actually grew once I saw Power Rangers IN SPACE. Looking back, I began to remember how awesome In Space actually was, and I also really enjoyed the Post-Zordon Era series, especially upon being reminded of the heroic gigachad that was Carter Grayson. Even though Power Rangers did not inspire me to learn martial arts, nor did I ever care about their educational preachings, the series did contribute into making me a mecha fan because I almost always enjoyed watching the Zord battles in the show. Later on, the fact that my interest on the show originally grew because of In Space made me realize that Power Rangers also had somewhat of a contribution on developing my knowledge in fiction writing. It is not a bad thing to have a kids show with a well-told story and well-written characters with growth/development in the midst of superheroes in spandex beating up rubber-suit monsters.

[@Headtheif101]

For me, I loved power rangers because it was different from other superheroes I grew up with. They had a different feel to it and I enjoyed the stylized action it had, plus I was/still am a huge fan of mecha. Power rangers, along with super Sentai and kamen rider, have also been a huge influence and inspiration in my own comic book stories I’ve been writing as well.

[@etherealdreamerart]

Power Rangers made me love the value of teamwork and the goal of fighting evil as one. ❤️

[@chrisharknessdcfan]

Even though I was born in the 80s I still love power rangers and watch it I've got some of the single seasons and the games they have come up with are great especially loving power rangers battle for the grid

[@YusukeKnight]

Awesome stuff

[@RoryTheIceGiess]

Wish I knew how to express such when the show first started, remember teachers I had saying they hated the show saying it promoted violence... The show had a very positive message, people can be so short sighted

[@loremastertaruzai2066]

Becouse of the Power Rangers, my favoueite colour is red. Also i started martial arts as well. And i think they where a great influance for my sense of what is right. Espacially Jason, the red Ranger was a role model in my childhood.

[@MentalLiberation]

Ninja Turtles and Power Rangers. Their staying power and contributions to the world can't be understated and I hope goes on for years to come

[@williamlatham9246]

Hey Jake that's an awesome kick. I'm taking Kempo and have learned the scissor kick but I'm having trouble jumping high to get my feet up to solar plexus level. Any tips on how I can work on that?

[@chrisharknessdcfan]

If it wasn't for power rangers my life might of turned out differently when I got older watching power rangers gave me joy

[@miketube2k]

For me, Power Rangers was the new craze back then. Before them it was Ninja Turtles, and before them it was Thundercats. Not excluding all the DC and Marvel cartoons of course, but Power Rangers was such an awesome new kind of show and brought so much for kids like me, especially the toys. Rangers for life.

[@kevin10001]

I remember it the rangers starting off as a Saturday morning show being the last show on fox kids Saturday lineup at 11:30 am before it got moved to weekday mornings then weekday afternoons

[@miketube2k]

@kevin10001 I loved the Saturday morning time slots, but hated when they changed the show to weekdays at first because I was in school and had to ask my mom or someone else at home record it for me. Of course I missed a few episodes until they changed the time on the weekdays to 4, then everything was much better now. Good times.

[@majorkilljoy]

Got to love the numpties who cry "its too violent for kids!" Like kids are really going to be interested if they sat the monster down and say please don't do that

[@Dandrews7399]

It's still a great show the original will always be close to our hearts.❤

[@ydnl8g]

Power rangers motivated me to work at an early age in order for me to purchase the merchs since my family was poor.

[@stevenlisten]

Power rangers forever

[@dionneking8]

love this very much

[@camtabor4344]

Weird as it sounds: I was much younger than my two brothers and it always seemed like they were busy with sports & other activities. also I was always too small to be apart of what ever they were doing. So playing and watching TV alone was really common for me from 3-10 years old I would say. But a massive piece of that for me was Power Rangers. The teenaged role models were perfect. I remember having karate videos they made with JDF and enjoying that so much because I never got to take martial arts classes as a kid. The positive nature was everything for us kids back then.

[@LordMetalSonic1987]

The one thing I retroactively dislike about Power Rangers is how the original series promised us "teenagers with attitude", but gave us wholesome role models to look up to. It took the franchise almost a quarter of a century to deliver on the promise of "teenagers with attitude" (I'm referring to Power Rangers 2017, where the "teenagers with attitude" are actual juvenile delinquents, with at least one having a confirmed criminal background and one who committed what may have been a federal crime/offense). Also, I didn't know about Super Sentai for years, so when I discovered it, I looked at it as basically bootleg Power Rangers. I still say that as a self joke.

[@dabombbolain]

Cool 😎

[@nicco6951]

Power Rangers are the reason I got into Karate as kid, competed and won some medels along the way and then I lost interest in the show due to maturity and being i to other sports.. Ironicly, this is when I quit Karate as well.. Jason is and will always be the Ranger's goat.

[@stevenlisten]

Power rangers 2024

[@dominictrujillo3323]

At the time I almost didn't give Power Rangers a fair chance because they had just replaced my favorite heroes, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and took over their time slot when they debuted, so I was a little bit bitter. It took me a while, but I eventually started to come around and I've been a fan of Power Rangers ever since 👍

[@JokaChildTv]

Super Sentai to MMPR The Show change my world 💚TOMMY4EVER

[@svargerdisa7477]

I have like and commented

[@bmkretrogaming7634]

I don't think the impact was huge on myself Jake. Mostly it gave me a better appreciation for the genre of television shows. For example the really cheesy, corny, and cheap though still rather good knock off television show Tattooed Teenage Alien Fighters from Beverly Hills which was running at roughly the same time is one of my other favorites. Despite it's drawbacks it also has a devoted fanbase. Also although the original three seasons of the MMRP series will remain my absolute favorite I have been catching up on watching the later series in the franchise, and will always be a Power Rangers fan.

[@stevenlisten]

One day I’m going to see power rangers cast

[@Lord_Sirec]

First!(I had to lol) edit: boo lost by 45s LOL

[@MRSYSTEM96]

The "too violent" argument seems to be still going on today. And those same parents are still able to buy their children video games with an 18+ certificate on it

[@kevin10001]

The rangers are the second franchise I became a fan of in 1993 with day of the dumpster Batman was the first franchise I became a fan of back in 1989 during the hype for Michael Keaton’s first Batman movie where I found Adam west in syndication and fell in love with the series and the movie then when Batman returns was released it was the first Batman movie I saw in theaters then a year later I found the rangers and have loved both ever since but u did for get to mention that Stan lee from marvel was the first person to try to adapt super sentai in America with the sun Vulcan season he tried cause he had worked with the series in Japan where he let them incorporate marvel characters into the series like one female ranger having a mrs marvel wig on her helmet and letting them turn spider-man into a ranger with the zord called the marveler for example and he created a sizzle reel of footage to shop around to studios but they all passed on him while the details of how Stan was going to adapt the show isn’t publicly known but the rest is and and English speaking version of sun Vulcan has appeared on KZbin but it’s not known if it’s from a dub or from Stan’s sizzle reel this is also why I think older seasons never got adapted in any form cause marvel still may have some ownership in those seasons and i actually won tickets to the first ranger movies during a fox kids contest I still think it’s not viewed as highly as some may think even though it did have its impact cause it’s still seen as a kids franchise despite it having us legacy fan like me day of the dumpster

[@PureMaddnessOne]

Funny is that the Yellow Ranger was originally a black woman named Audri Dubois. Either Walter Jones was originally cast as he Red Ranger, he choose 2 be Black Ranger, as he found that character (this comes from himself). Diversity (well the forced kind) and inclusivity wasn't on the mind when creating the show, it was what the fans later injected in it. How the original cast was, was complete happenstance, how the show should be, it makes them more like characers and what kept show being pretty good in overal. A TV guide here did a short review for the Always a Ranger special, the review spread racist and sexist myths (even ones that has been debunked, but the writer pretend it is true) aboot the show, even mischaracterized the paycheck ordeal what happened. It was clearl written b someone who hated he show. The writer either omited the passing of Thuy Trang and Jason David Frank.

[@HunterRossi]

Power Rangers helped me discover that I could become a leader and pushed me to be more outspoken and not being so quiet or backdown so easily. Not to mention it got me into martial arts….love the rangers and been a fan since the beginning

[@ciprianovidiu2210]

Where can i see the Red Ranger vs Batman?

[@zoeyamiro2669]

Hey Jake! Would you be interested In working on a Power rangers fan series Im putting it together with a group and were still looking for 2 rangers The fact youre a Martial artist and in good physical condition makes you an excellent candidate

[@saphiriathebluedragonknight375]

Power Ranger taught me girls can kick butt.

[@kennedysamarakody4925]

30 years

[@silhouetteghost]

The enemy in mmpr are willing to wait to rangers to Transform

[@naraiansingh1837]

Batman returns wasn’t for children it was meant for mature audiences but still is a good movie

[@mahachy6287]

First Power Ranger I watch Mighty Morphin turbo then in space

[@windsonma8209]

Before Power Rangers the prospect of an Asian Superhero was unheard of being an Asian myself, which was a Mega Deal to me as much like every one else I would not love representation and of course in my case it's Asian representation. And even to this day the only Asian other two Asian Superhero that I only heard of is of course Shan Chi and the Chinese Flash to which I know next to nothing about the Chinese Flash. When it comes to Live Action at least and I think the only Animation Asian Superhero that I know of is the one from Captain Planet I don't remember her name at the moment. Anyways Power Rangers has also taught me that you could be friends with others that don't seem to be in the same Social Circle as you or even Cultural Circle as you. And if it wasn't for Power Rangers I probably wouldn't have eventually accepted those that are with in the LGBTQ Community, to which little did know I'm part of it but not in the way you might think, which I only found out just last year but in reality I was part of that particular community I've always have. And I supposed that Power Rangers sort of helped prepare me for Sailor Moon as with out those two shows I wouldn't be obsessed with Female Empowerment as I am today, and not just Female Empowerment but also Team Work. As I always thought that Team work was Dumb and for Babies back in Elementary School. In addition to the Philosophy of Good can win over Evil doesn't just exist in fantasy. And the last thing that I think that the last thing that Power Rangers had taught me is that Bullies could be conquered, and not just bullies either but also you could accomplish any goal you come across. And I guess it's because of all of those reasons that was and in some ways still am so obsessed with Power Rangers.

[@Daknafien]

Power Rangers and TMNT were my inspiration to start martial arts at 7, allowing me to achieve my first black belt at 11. Very special place in my heart.

[@patrickjulien2631]

Thanks to super sentai the power rangers are a smashing success go go power rangers

[@Tooneric5252]

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[@hunterkiller1440]

Sentai: **laughs in Japanese**