Power Rangers Uses TOYS on TV? MORPHER COLLECTION

[@herrickmenry]

Thanks for breaking down which blasters were toys on the show! I learn something new every day from this franchise. Always love your BTS expertise!

[@NicholsonStudios]

Awesome video. I love the 1:1 aspect of toys and show props. Also it's cool hearing it from you who have worked on the show! :D

[@graefx]

Man for someone that's been subbed for maybe a decade this is such a surreal video 😅 kids these days. I always assumed that was the selling point. It really hammered home with the Gokaiger keys. The US gosei morpher still one of my favorite though.

[@silverfoil8854]

With the "I miss when they didn't use CG" argument, I feel its really limiting. We shouldn't be angry at it, CGI is just a another way to do all the special effects, its just a another tool to do the art.

[@MMPRtoys]

Exactly.

[@Thatguy0318]

That’s the reason I’m obsessed with morphers the fact some were used as props.

[@Coool_Dood]

This video was a lot more interesting than I thought it would be, would love to see more insight about film making in general (and how it relates to PR). The majority of the time I think it’s hard to tell props from toys, which is why I find this video really interesting, but did people really not notice the pink arm for season 3 ultrazord? It always stood out to me even as a kid.

[@arkanamaster4961]

It was always cool seeing them using the toys in the show.

[@Samus2564]

Keeping the love for power rangers alive for me. Thanks Bruno!❤

[@filluppanda]

I love these type of stuff, I always loved trying to figure out what was toys and what were actually props, it adds an extra fun to the shows

[@magnabhb5392]

I still can't get over how funny the animation for the Titanium ranger is. "It's morphin time!... Oh wait i forgot to press the button"

[@thanksomuch1557]

Another super interesting video! It's cool that there's a lot of situations where the toy is either just the best thing for the job. Also, I could be wrong, but I don't think that any other channel touches on stuff like this, at least not to this extent, so thanks for sharing your unique knowledge.

[@AlphaProto]

Those are some very cool fact Bruno! So when kids role play Power Rangers, they are using accurate screen props. That is very cool.

[@Snowwinterie]

i would say they are using some accurate screen props to the show

[@thed4rknss673]

That's something i love about Tokusatsus, and one of the main things that probably made our beloved franchised a sucess

[@nightfox24w]

Love seeing my toys in show I watch as kid, it was great

[@RhyperiorRanger]

4:01 part of me likes to think you’ve tried (and failed) to use that on Mia only for her to be innocent

[@SolomonTheSoloOneDy]

For Super Sentai I like how they are a bit out of the box with some of their changers/morphers ideas. Like the Hamburger and the Sushi phones.

[@hollywoodghostbusters9869]

I've had the Gaoranger Gaophone with just the Red Ranger head on it for over a year and just got the other four two weeks ago from my pal Genta at Frank & Son Collectables. Glad I finally have them all.

[@LanceCorporal_Waffles]

Man, I LOVED Kyoryuger! Especially the insanity in the voice from the gun. Lol.

[@gekisou]

Love it. I feel like its more common for the US version (Power Rangers) to use toys as props as those are readily available by then. And I love it. And the DinoZords to Thunderzords sequence, while I always suspected that they used the toys, I never knew they went full puppets with them. Another awesome vid Bruno. Thanks.

[@yauyuso]

I could be wrong about this but Japan slowly did the same thing with Kamen Rider. The transform items are either using the toy or something that is close to the toy version as much as they can.

[@MMPRtoys]

I was wondering about Kamen Rider. I'm not as familiar, but it just makes sense on every level to do it that way. They're trying to sell toys. What better way than to have the show props be the same toys you can buy? It's mind-blowing. Every kid and collector wants their toys to be like what they see on TV, and this is literally it. And also, for small props that need to be painted, might have to transform or have electronics.... having them mass produced like that also makes things easier. I was just looking at some Sentai footage of different seasons, judging by the screw holes and on/off switches, I'm going to say a lot of Sentai seasons use the toys too.

[@silverfoil8854]

They mostly use toys before transforming.

[@Gangstor]

Rangers isn't the only property to do this. Star Trek Enterprise had their prop department run to a Toys R US to buy up Art Asylum's phaser from their Enterprise line to use on the show when they needed more prop guns on the quick. The only difference with the toy was the orange barrel tip that they just painted over. And Deep Space Nine made Ferengi phasers from the legs of Robotech mecha they bought at TRU on clearance 😂

[@MMPRtoys]

I don't think a lot of viewers realize what they're seeing on TV and movies. I know some ranger fans seem to almost feel cheated when they learn a prop wasn't super fancy and expensive, but so much of what's on TV and in movies is cheap/lightweight, and for a variety of reasons, including actor safety.

[@Gangstor]

@@MMPRtoys oh, one we both missed: the chess pieces on Astronema's chessboard. They were just 'In Space' action figures. With the exception of herself. She was actually a figure of Jessie Priest from the Spawn movie line of toys with the hair painted purple. What's interesting is that figure was also used to represent someone else in an episode of Earth: Final Conflict, in an episode about a female athlete/sports star--midway through the episode she's talking to someone about licensing her likeness for a toy and she's shown the Jessie Priest figure, AGAIN repainted, this time to look like the actress on that show. They even reused the packaging! 😂 But I always found it interesting that a fan could theoretically recreate her entire chess set if they wanted to and it wouldn't be that difficult. I think that's a huge upside to prop departments using found items.

[@MMPRtoys]

@@Gangstor Honestly with Power Rangers it's safer to assume I was aware. Keep in mind I have a good eye for these things but was also on the set. I've talked about that in the past, they used Batman figures for the Psycho Rangers. And there's still more. This video wasn't meant to point out every last thing, just a handful. My friend Edgar and I had made a featurette for the Shout! Factory DVDs about the props that ended up not being used. Maybe I can work some of that footage into a future video.

[@Gangstor]

@@MMPRtoys Do it. I'd love to see it! 👍

[@alphamike87]

Great video Bruno and Mia, I love hearing Behind The Scenes stuff, love you guys

[@frankbingham53]

Love this video Bruno and I have some of the toy morphers.

[@DragoonMS]

Yeah, the season 2 & 3 stuff was very noticeable and painfully obvious there. Granted, I was 17 during MMPR season 2, and 18 during season 3, so noticing the details was kinda my thing big time. Oh!! Mystic Force!! They had a REALLY funky prop for the Mystic Morpher: it had the SIZE of the Magiphone from Magiranger (cuz the Japanese toy was a big boi compared to the American toy), but it looked like it had the raised rubber buttons of the Mystic Morpher!! (And when the morph sequence started, it inexplicably switched back to the Magiphone) Also, Samurai: Antonio was definitely using the American exclusive Samurai Morpher repaint of the craptastic American Samuraizer. (Everyone else had a Shoudouphone, and Lauren even folded hers into brush mode like in Shinkenger, explained away as hers being "an older model"!)

[@kevonallen8083]

If they use a toy as a prop, you get a prop as a toy. I didn’t think Power Rangers did the same with the American toys but I could see Super Sentai did because of the quality difference. That fact is what inspired me to collect them

[@MMPRtoys]

Exactly. And I love their really fancy show-only props too, but it's still exciting to me even now when I see a toy on TV. Even at my age now, seeing the toy on the screen makes me say "I think I need that!"

[@kevonallen8083]

@@MMPRtoys Same!! Funny enough the first one I ever bought was the ToQ Changer and it was your video (first time seeing your content) that made me want to buy my first SS/PR Toy so thanks for that.

[@rmedwards8312]

Another class video Bruno,as ever,the amount of ranger history in your head is astounding,why on earth bandai/hasbro hasn't employed you baffles me,one man research department.

[@MMPRtoys]

Saban actually did need my help and hired me to go to the warehouse and identify props from Disney. That was in a vlog where I went to a secret place and couldn't say what it was. Hopefully I'm allowed to say that now. I wasn't allowed to film in there which just kills me. I'd have shown it if I could!

[@rmedwards8312]

@MMPRtoys I saw that on the vlogs,you put a few people straight too😆your knowledge would be invaluable let alone both your wicked animations.

[@General_Stryfe]

I stopped what I was doing just to watch you're quality video, btw I didn't know that that many people didn't know that they use the toys as props

[@wolkaiserdrake9946]

as someone who loves making functional props for this PR and KR, noticing when the toy is used is always fun

[@LamarNhod]

Thanks!

[@MMPRtoys]

Thank you!

[@LamarNhod]

i also enjoy the vlogs 😊- its a beatiful day in Pennsylvania

[@nine_tails137]

I actually noticed that a few times when re-watching old seasons. Especially the Shogun Ultrazord.

[@AllanInSpace]

Love these sort of “bts” vids from you Bruno!

[@1TutorialBoss]

wow Bruno, you run pretty fast to keep up with the Dino Zords! whats your gym routine?

[@ihavenoclevername8300]

I just got round house kicked into nostalgia with the wild force phone….I actually had that!!!!!

[@kanoaikawach]

Tokusatsu as a genre is all about practical effects. This does not surprise me.

[@timdakis2107]

It's fun collecting power rangers weapons and morphers and zords. I was just at Megacon in Orlando Florida with Walter (Zack) and Karan (Aisha) and they gave me the power rangers 30th Anniversary poster from Power Morphicon.

[@nerdimusprime7196]

Man it's so cool when I hear that you used to work on Power Rangers sets

[@GTVNewsForGamers]

As an aspiring amateur film maker, I love using toys as props. Fantastic when you're on a tight budget!

[@cameronjsmith7382]

My dude! What a great video! I always knew that on the set of PR the morpher props were the toys!

[@moseskuria1234]

I love that the actors got to keep most of the props they use

[@ddbjg]

great video mmprtoys i love your videos a lot

[@donstorms2343]

Love this! Thank you.

[@munheemblox7862]

Another amazing video from bruno

[@enigmadas5]

Never knew that about the wildforce morpher. So interesting now and when I watch it again I'll keep a eye out for that!

[@coltongsSG]

"Guuuuilty!" If bruno isnt used for the possible lightning edition, Im writing a strongly worded email to hasbro. On a side note, I always love when you show us bts clips and photos. As someone who enjoys learning about the show from a production standpoint, its so fascinating to see.

[@valen9835]

My favorite instance of them obviously using the toy as a prop was when the red time force morpher is synchronizing with Wes you can see in the brief close up the on off switch.

[@Ghostbuster.avery510]

In Power Rangers Samurai & Super Samurai, they use the Shodo Phone toy as the main morpher. They just didn't utilize the paintbrush mode & changed the screen decal. For Antonio's morpher, I think that was an actual prop, separate from the toy because they look different in shots. Also, a fun fact Antonio used the wrong morpher in the Dimensions in Danger special. In behind the scenes shots, he's seen using the Shodo Phone that the core 5 Samurai Rangers use.

[@LSBgaming_]

It's funny seeing how small the zeo weapons were in that one clip. 😂

[@EdwardSanchezProductions]

Your morpher collection is morphinominal

[@GeraldLange1968]

Great fun informative video. Thanks Bruno.

[@HonorableCollector]

Thanks for letting us know about the actors using toys as there wepons and the zords being toys thats awesome i would have never guessed that

[@mattmobileE]

Awesome video, I had no idea about the American toys in the show

[@ZZtheDark]

0:56, squishy~ 2:22, deadly bayonet. 5:00, you're so resourceful as a kid. ^_^ 6:16, this is film!! Power rangers and Sentai will always be an art form. Let them know it.

[@pepsimax9481]

Great vid. Really cool to see what was toy and what was prop. Just shows what they could get away with sometimes. Just goes to show when you get a premium ‘hero prop’ it’s much better than what was actually used.

[@NerdMania2000]

Love they use the toys on the show, you’re literally buying what you see on tv which adds to the kid experience

[@SolidSnake9689]

Love the Zord Ascension Project pin!

[@Steamtostay]

I always enjoy playing "spot the on/off switch" :P

[@TheSilencer1776]

I agree that it's cool as hell that that's all they were doing was using toys for some of those action sequences, and still making millions of dollars and our hearts doing it. Although the suit sequences were always the best 😊

[@YourUncleBenis]

Pour one out for the Beast-X King Morpher toy. The show set it up for greatness that was never realized.

[@ChiditheLitleo667]

6:03 And sketches of scrapped WildZords.

[@terrelldiggs9590]

I like your video MMPRtoys keep it up, you like power rangers a lot, i used to watched power rangers as a kid, but now i'm a huge wwe fan

[@skywho11]

Time force DEFINITELY uses toys

[@filamBboy]

I hope a full size quasar saber comes to the super sentai artisan line, that would be so sweet

[@jonthewolfman]

I miss my toys i just got back into collecting the pass year and happy to have some of my old toys cant wait to keep going. Thank you for all the nostalgia.

[@MMPRtoys]

Good luck with the collecting! Are there any good cons near you?

[@jonthewolfman]

@@MMPRtoys I just moved down to Southwest Florida so i don’t know yet have too look into it.

[@aresef]

The old propmaster, Mark Richardson, would have to run to Walmart to buy a toy now and then if something broke.

[@MMPRtoys]

Mark was still there when I worked on the show. He was always fun to talk to.

[@alandrak3227]

speaking of the Zeo Blaster,can the weapons from Lightning Collection figures combines?i haven't try because i still don't have Zeo Blue

[@MMPRtoys]

No, but if you check out our LC videos, those are always things I cover. For that to work, Hasbro would have to release some weapon variants. You can't form the blaster w/o first transforming their belt weapons. Maybe in a future release?

[@wilkmarton]

My favourite example was always the Ninja/Shogun Ultrazord with Titanus and the Dragonzord chest piece.

[@yumatt20]

Awesome and informative video

[@TheBadIdeaBox]

Even though they were never used in anyway, I liked how Ninja Steel had those weird ninja training weapon toys hanging on the wall in their base. I didn't buy any, but I bet it was cool for the kids who had them to at least SEE them on the show.

[@elfang0r]

Excellent video as always. Sadly, this just makes me miss the big chunk of my collection my sister's husband destroyed even more.

[@WelshGiraffa]

One of my all time favourite Morphers and third favourite series Wild Force rocks

[@robertkerr27]

It's truly amazing to think about, especially with the MMPR stuff over the years using the legacy morpher

[@MMPRtoys]

MMPR using Legacy just makes sense, but I was pretty shocked to see the Legacy morpher first show up in Japan! I was like, no way! Japan's using our toys! Who would have thought we'd see that day? And that's it's additionally funny that Hasbro, the current owner of Power Rangers with their own power morpher, used the previous toy company's morpher as the prop in the upcoming special. You'd think they'd use that to promote their power morpher, which technically is closer to the original toy, which had silver plastic, not die-cast metal. But yeah, Bandai made a pretty incredible morpher. It looks like a prop.

[@secretperson8642]

I love seeing the Japanese toys and even the neji fold the scenes

[@edwinarzola9676]

Hasbro is sitting on a gold mind. I don’t know why they don’t release the other morphers. I would buy all of them.

[@MMPRtoys]

They have made a ton of stuff already, and I'm sure more things are coming.

[@jeanbean7183]

Pretty cool fun fact about the toys actually being used on the show ( and an awesome idea for marketing purposes too) I used my imagnext dragon dagger for my cosplay at galaxy con last week, ( sorry for getting the fandom’s hopes up, I didn’t get to meet Amy Jo Johnson) and it worked out great. Ps did you manage to defeat ransik and eye guy Bruno, also who was guilty with the spd morpher?

[@josejuarez3515]

When I leaned about this a while back I was shocked if I not mistaken in mighty morphin when they would lose a coin or morpher they would just go to the toy store and buy one

[@MMPRtoys]

They use the toys for almost every morpher from MMPR to Dino Fury. In the original season you were seeing the toys. They had the Japanese version, and the American version. They also had resin copies of the morphers and coins. If you notice a coin looking less shiny, that's the resin copy. I know Mark Richardson has some stories about being out on location and needing morphers and having to go to Toys R Us to grab 'em. I'm always just thinking how lucky he was to have found what he was looking for.

[@silvertheduelistpilotofata0131]

It's funny because when I'm watching Donbrothers, Gold's weapon/transformation device/morpher is small before transformation, and big after transformation

[@JCtheSaleman]

Where do you get all the morphers I would love to collect them I had a bunch as a kid and then gave them away

[@kevin10001]

It is fairly common knowledge that they would use toys and I thought it was to safe the actual prop version from damage like when they would have to toss a mmpr morpher around or like when goldar had Jason’s morpher in the dark dimension in the green with evil mini series and it looked like Jason was given a legacy morpher coin when he got his powers back in beast morphers cause the coin was darker then the original gold coins used for mmpr

[@MMPRtoys]

Sometimes if they were throwing things around, that would be a soft foam version. Another advantage to using toys though is if something did break, it would be a lot easier to get a new toy than make a new prop. I don't know what's common knowledge anymore. I know what I know. Just the comments I read today on Facebook alone has me wondering what is and isn't common knowledge. People are still learning Power Rangers comes from Japan, and some think Japan copies us and Super Sentai is "a rip off." Which is what Akibaranger was making fun of years ago.

[@BlackbeardViceCap]

1:26 can u link to original video

[@sentairidertf2179]

They also used the toy Zyudenchi for dino chargers. Specifically it's the Zyudenchi set DX versions. You can tell it's the toy Zyudenchi in dino charge because of the pegs on them. In the kyoryuger footage the prop zyudenchi had 6 pegs on them on both the + and - ends. But the toy versions have different numbers of pegs in both + and - ends because of the different sound gimmick in the Kyoryuger toy line. Also the toy Gaburivolver was used in the first dino charge Morpher toy commercial. If I'm correct.

[@MMPRtoys]

1:21 Got Dino Charge. I'm not sure about the toy commercial, there are a few and the ones I'm aware of it looks like the American toy (at least the one the kid is holding). There have been instances where the American toy wasn't ready yet so a Japanese toy was photographed, or things like the Ninja Steel Megazord not having Zord names on the box b/c they hadn't been named at the time the boxes were being printed. I'm assuming it would have been something like that, but, I did look at a few commercials just now, that does look like the US gun, which is smaller, missing some paint, and orange tips, so not to mistake a yellow dinosaur head for a real gun in the US. ;)

[@sentairidertf2179]

@@MMPRtoys kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXOsineEhLaGf7M (couldn't find a clearer version) The part when the red ranger inserted in the dino charger in the Morpher was the Japanese toy version. I could tell by the translucent cylinder.

[@MMPRtoys]

@@sentairidertf2179 I'm not sure that helps, they both have a translucent cylinder. It would make sense for red ranger to have the Japanese version, which was the show prop, but the kid is using the US toy.

[@sentairidertf2179]

@@MMPRtoys oh sorry. I just wanted to inform you on something you might have missed.

[@MMPRtoys]

​@@sentairidertf2179 Hopefully my extensive knowledge of the show & behind the scenes is coming across on this channel. The more common assumption seems to be I don't know something or missed something. This video features all of the toys I pulled out that were used on TV, and shows footage I shot on set when I worked on Power Rangers, as well as some of my props and props my friend Edgar brought over when we lived in California. People are always trying to inform me of things, most of which I've explained in the same video the comment was left on. I see a lot of other channels where viewers see the host as knowledgeable about the subject their channel's about, I always wonder why the default over here is always "Bruno did you know...?"

[@ericathompsen8110]

Epic video ❤️👍

[@BAH819VIDS]

Awesome vid

[@Vixzons]

Hey man I used to watch your and mia's videos after school till the point kids made fun of me for liking power rangers is the 4th grade that made me so upset i almost offed myself but ur videos helped me with that so thank so much

[@PlatformerFan]

I’m glad to hear that you’re doing better.

[@MMPRtoys]

Kids can be so awful sometimes. I can certainly relate. I was in fifth grade when kids decided it wasn't cool to like TMNT anymore (which at the time was one of my favorite things). I never understood what was so great about the things people did like, or why they cared about what other people were into. I'm happy to hear these videos helped and that you didn't do anything like that.

[@Vixzons]

@@MMPRtoys thank you for this

[@Vixzons]

@@PlatformerFan thank you

[@eugenelau3927]

Having access to PR sets, you already knew it would be expensive to create the actual weapons. So using even the Toy Growl Phone would be excusable for most of Wild Force!! Good job, Bruno!!!

[@MMPRtoys]

Thanks :) The sets and the morphers are separate thoughts. The sets were AMAZING! But that didn't come at the expense of the morphers. They had the Japanese versions on set. There were instances where they were on location filming and didn't have something they needed and had to run to Toys R Us to buy a prop. Maybe that's what happened with the American phones being used. They didn't have the Japanese versions on them for whatever reason and those were handy. It's happened before. (But in the US you could only get red)

[@criticalspectrum8383]

Amazing stuff

[@eighthnotes]

Thank you for clarifying that it was season two of mmpr that used zord toys. I was always confused bc I didn't understand how the toys could be produced in time to have been used in season one

[@MMPRtoys]

That would have worked either way though. When we had Mighty Morphin, Dairanger was the current season in Japan, so the Thunder Megazord toy already existed, and when season 2 aired, the toys were ready. We actually used to get the toys before the show. It used to be around Black Friday that the first wave of toys would come out, and then the show would premiere the following January, February, or March.

[@eighthnotes]

@@MMPRtoys was the American zord sequence in season one taken directly from Zyuranger? Those were purpose built props right?

[@dabombbolain]

Great video

[@rorroryusoul]

Very cool video mmprtoys

[@Basillikos]

One example that was missed is the Battlizer that was used in Power Rangers in Space. Specifically remembered in Mission to Secret City, when Andros puts it on you can see the battery cover and the noise it makes is identical to the one the toy makes.

[@MMPRtoys]

I've got the Battleizer at 0:14, top row above Ninja Storm blue's morpher. This video is under 7 minutes, that's not enough time to go over every last thing. There are many more in Power Rangers before we get into Super Sentai. In MMPR, Billy uses a toy Falconzord as a remote control for the Falconzord, it's not the DX version, it's the smaller non-transforming one. The MMPR Blade Blasters were sometimes toys, and they were also used to create new props in the Wild West episodes. All of the mophers were toys in In Space. Zhane's Digi Morpher as well, that was the Japanese version which had lights vs our "MEGA" just printed on. That was the toy Turbo Navigator you saw, painted silver. I could make a part 2, 3, 4, 5, 6+ to this video. There are a lot of toys used on the show.

[@godvegeta_1498]

I love when talk about the stuff on the show

[@cousinsfilm4430]

What website did you get that black Dino Thunder morpher, Red, blue and yellow Dino Thunder morpher, Time Force morpher, Lightspeed rescue morpher, lost galaxy morpher and wild force morpher?

[@MMPRtoys]

Toys R Us.

[@keroclow9059]

I think this is one of Ur better video. I learned alot

[@MK5Spartan666]

Hasbro needs to up their toy quality and use them in the show. I initially thought they did with Beast Morphers but upon closer inspection, I'm mostly positive it's the Go-Busters Changer. Even the Morphers in the Netflix special are the Bandai Legacy versions. But I honestly don't blame Hasbro for using them as I don't know how as a toy company, they could one-up or improve the legacy morphers. Still, I love seeing the toys being used in the show! Sometimes even the old PR Toy adverts, when showing the zords combine looked almost as good as they did in the show. It's the reason I come back here constantly and part of the reason I love shows like Robot Chicken. I love toys and I see so much potential for unique visual content using them. Love to see it Bruno!

[@hunterkiller1440]

Since MMPR Season 1, since props kept breaking on set. The props master just went out to the toy shops to get them.

[@MMPRtoys]

Yep! Well, technically since the toys were breaking on set. They didn't start with props that were being damaged, it was always the toy. From Mighty Morphin to Dino Fury, you're seeing toy morphers, guns, swords, and in some seasons, Zords.

[@Ziko577]

The Input Magnum as the gun was called in the Japanese version of Beetleborgs isn't colored purple and red. I thought that was an odd choice there especially looking back on the show decades later from when I was a kid and seeing stuff on the Japanese side of things.

[@MMPRtoys]

Yeah, but I'm sure the reason for that was it was a kids show, and based on comics. You know how parents and laws are in the US. Best to make a toy gun look as much like a toy as possible.

[@Ziko577]

@@MMPRtoys That's very true. People have been killed because of mistakes like that. Japan doesn't have those kind of problems so they can get away with a little more.

[@blueaqua3165]

Love You're videos

[@ElricSowrd]

No kidding, I heard that Zyuranger used the Guardian Beast toys for most of the footages involving DaiZyuJin, Dragon Ceasar and King Brachion.

[@flclfan85]

the one thing I always wondered was what was up with the back end of the Lion Thunderzord? Like is that supposed to be some poor effort to give it hind legs or what?

[@MMPRtoys]

That remains a mystery to this day. I was certainly confused when I got my Thunderzord Assault Team back in the day and was seemingly missing some legs... which weren't actually supposed to be there.

[@stevenlisten]

Power rangers forever

[@reesrodriguez4146]

Once a ranger always a ranger

[@hectictazmaniaprime]

i loved the old days with Power Rangers using the toys for the Zords and weapons.