Beat-’em-ups and fighting games were part of the original Mighty Morphin Power Rangers ’ mid-90's era, but much like how Battle for the Grid was a new fighter for a new age, Rita’s Rewind is ...

"The owners of the stations all came," Pruitt said. "Rupert Murdoch came, they brought out the Power Rangers. Thuy went up to the microphone and started reading this speech.

Those of you who don’t keep strong tabs on the state of kids media might be surprised to learn that this new reboot effort comes just a year after the most recent season of Power Rangers, Cosmic ...

The LA Times reports that Haim Saban, the mind behind Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers, had already made a habit of repurposing existing TV shows for US audiences when he came across Super Sentai.

But it’s remarkable that it thrives all these years later, not for its connection to the legacy of the Power Rangers franchise—if anything it still largely exists in its shadows, never having ...

All four actors played rangers at some point in Super Sentai, adding a meta wrinkle to the performances. Kizuna Red is not played by a Super Sentai veteran but instead voiced by actor Tomoya Ito.

The narrator then says, 'In its 50th year, this is the No. 1 Sentai.' In the 50th anniversary logo released, the Akaranger is on the left of the letters, and a new hero's mask is on the right of ...

It's not all side-scrolling in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Rita's Rewind (Image via Digital Eclipse) I’m a long-time fan of both Power Rangers and Super Sentai, so I was over the moon to see ...

In “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita’s Rewind”, the team faces off against a robotic reincarnation of the Power Rangers’ long-time nemesis,” the synopsis on the PlayStation website reads.

One of the mainstays of '90s children's action television was Mighty Morphin Power Rangers—the American adaptation of the Japanese Super Sentai series. However, while genre contemporaries like X ...

7. Power Rangers Super Legends (2007) on PlayStation 2 Disney acquired the rights from Saban to own Power Rangers in 2002.