This article is about a/an series entry (the 1st) in the Power Rangers franchise.

For the team, see:Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (team)

For the show's seasons, see:Season One, Season Two, Season Three

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (often abbreviated as "MMPR") is a live-action television and movie series, based on the Super Sentai series Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger, literally Dinosaur Squadron Beast Ranger and often abbreviated as Zyuranger (after the Kunrei-shiki romanization). Although Zyuranger was the main Sentai used for MMPR, it also uses elements (mecha and monsters) from Gosei Sentai Dairanger, literally Five-Star Squadron Dairanger, in its second season and Ninja Sentai Kakuranger, or Ninja Squadron Kakuranger, in it's third season. The Super Sentai genre was already one of Japan's hottest tokusatsu properties. The show first aired on Fox Kids on August 28, 1993, and ended on February 17, 1996. On January 2, 2010 a reversion of the series with a new logo, comic book-referenced graphics, and alternative special effects began airing on ABC Kids.

Although it was a children's series, it became known as one of the cultural icons representing the 1990s.

The theme music, "Go Go Power Rangers," was often parodied, and many of its subsequent incarnations contain the words "Go" or "Power Rangers" in their theme music.

The various Power Rangers over the years have been replaced, partly based on evolving storylines, and partly because the actors behind these characters were rumored to be holding out for greater pay.

Contents 1 Production 1.1 Episode variations 2 Synopsis 3 Characters 3.1 Power Rangers 3.1.1 Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 3.1.2 Wild West Rangers 3.1.3 Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers 3.2 Allies 3.3 Civilians 3.4 Villains 3.4.1 Power Rangers Villains 3.4.1.1 Evil Power Rangers 3.4.1.1.1 Evil Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers 3.4.1.1.2 Mutant Rangers 3.4.1.1.3 Dark Rangers 3.4.1.2 Monsters 3.4.2 Masked Rider Villains 4 Arsenal 5 Zords 5.1 Rangers Zords 5.1.1 Season One 5.1.2 Season Two 5.1.3 Season Three 5.2 Evil Zords 6 Episode Guide 6.1 Season 1 6.2 Season 2 6.3 Season 3 6.4 Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers (Mini Series) 7 Notes 8 See also 9 References

Production

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Before Power Rangers would become a worldwide hit during the decade of the 1990s, Haim Saban, the creator of Power Rangers and other Tokusatsu adapts that became Saban adapts (like VR Troopers, Big Bad Beetleborgs and Masked Rider) which were around the recent and frequent years of the show's rising and falling popularity status streaks, during the 1980s struggled to adapt the Super Sentai series to the United States. Super Sentai however, has been very popular in Japan for the past 35 years. Like in Sentai, it also involved around a group of 5 heroes (in some shows, fewer) with gifted and special powers (technical or magical) who are sent to battle the dark forces of evil which consists the heroes' main villains and monsters. Their henchmen (aka. "Footsoldiers"), on Sentai's part, are called "grunts", while their monsters are often called "Monster of the Week". Each one of our heroes received gigantic robots called mecha. They could be used to fight off monsters when they grew to gigantic size. The mecha could usually form together to form one superior gigantic robot. Each year our heroes would defeat their enemies and our story would be finished. The next year a new threat and a new set of heroes (with a new back story and brand new powers) would be introduced and the cycle would repeat itself. The Super Sentai show was a success in Japan. Although it seemed simplistic by design Super Sentai shows usually had some story of storyline and even had some adult situations (Sentai is a kids show but in Japan kids shows have much less content restrictions than in the US).

After watching Super Sentai, Saban figured out how to produce his planned Power Rangers show by mixing American footage with the Japanese Sentai stock footages to have action scenes to fit with each story of each Power Rangers episode ever produced and aired. During the time, various children's networks turned down Saban's idea for Power Rangers. However, in the 80s, the USA Network had aired a parody dub of Kagaku Sentai Dynaman. Sentai footage was being bought from Toei by Saban at the time. When Saban wanted to create a television show called Power Rangers, he would use the American footage and Sentai footage to be collided together while he hired an all-American cast of actors to play these characters as the two footages varied ratios in order for Saban to make a unique TV series that appealled to mostly children (starting with later incarnations of Power Rangers, the show became much more attractive toward teens and adults, as of 2011, rather than its regular target audience). By the earlier 1990s, Saban finally found a TV network to air Power Rangers, and of that was Fox, part of its Fox Kids network programming block.

The first Super Sentai show Saban wanted to adapt for the first season of Power Rangers was 1992's Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger, whose series had a Dinosaur motif and theme to its concept. Saban attempted but failed to gain the footage from Zyuranger's predecessor Choujin Sentai Jetman, also the last Super Sentai series not to be dubbed In order to create a unique cast of characters, he wanted them to be based on their Sentai Ranger equivalents. The young actors to play the original team of Power Rangers were Austin St. John as Jason Lee Scott (the Red Ranger), Amy Jo Johnson as Kimberly Ann Hart (the Pink Ranger), Walter Jones as Zack Taylor (the Black Ranger), Thuy Trang as Trini Kwan (the Yellow Ranger), and David Yost as Billy Cranston (the Blue Ranger). Zyuranger involved five ancient warriors who were awakened to use their dinosaur powers to fight an evil witch. Power Ranger utilized the footage of Zyuranger but had a much different storyline. The first series, titled Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, was about an evil witch, Rita Repulsa, who was freed from her prison on the moon after 10,000 years of imprisonment. An ancient wizard named Zordon recruited five "overbearing" teenagers. Rita Repulsa was taken from the Sentai footage of Zyuranger's main villain, Witch Bandora . Dubbing was used to give the villian an American sound, done by Barbara Goodson. A pilot episode to Power Rangers was then filmed but was never aired (until 1999 when it was finally aired as "The Lost Episode"). The title of it was "Day of the Dumpster". The Rangers' civilian forms were obviously based on teenage stereotypes (i.e. jock, nerd, valley-girl, etc.). After the first official episode of Power Rangers aired on August 28, 1993, the show became a smash hit on TV, as it began a toyline by Bandai (who also produces the Super Sentai toys), video games, comic books and a single feature film (which was released 2 years later following Mighty Morphin's third season in 1995). Power Rangers was a huge success from the get go, easily becoming the most popular kids show on television. Toy sales grew out the roof and toy stores were easily sold out. Kids couldn't get enough of their other favorite superheroes.

One move that greatly attributed to Power Rangers' fast growing popularity was the introduction of a new character. His name was Tommy Oliver and he was the evil Green Ranger sent by Rita to destroy the Rangers ( Saban Entertainment had earlier requested that Toei create a sixth ranger in Zyuranger). Tommy was played by Jason David Frank. Soon it was revealed to the Rangers that Tommy was under an evil spell. After being freed from the spell he joined the Rangers. After the 5-parter "Green With Evil", Tommy became a popular character within Power Rangers and has stayed in that position of popularity with fans since. Kids loved Tommy so much that when the producers were forced to write him off, there was a huge backlash of letters asking that Tommy be kept on. The writers of MMPR listened to the fans of the show and decided to keep Tommy around as a guest charachter (even though his counterpart in Zyuranger, Burai, was killed off). MMPR was so popular that Saban Entertainment commissioned Toei to create new Zyuranger footage specifically for Power Rangers since they ran out of original footage from Zyuranger. Fox extended Power Rangers' first season and the new Toei footage was used to produce the additional episodes required. The extra footage has always been referred to as Zyu2 footage.

Despite the first season's popularity, Saban renewed Power Rangers for a second season in Fall 1994 and by that time, ratings went through the roof, stronger with such high ratings. The first 14 or so episodes of season 2 detained Zyu2 footage while Saban began buying only action footage and monster costumes from the following Sentai series Gosei Sentai Dairanger. When Saban began production on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers' 2nd year, he didn't want the main Dairanger costumes as upgrades of the Power Rangers' main morphed forms, instead they only wanted the zords from Dairanger and Tommy's White Ranger costume, based on the Kiba Ranger from that series. Season 2 also introduced the series' first ever all-American made Power Ranger villain, Lord Zedd. After his introduction to the show in the season 2 3-part opener "The Mutiny", Zedd became a fast growing and popular villain toward fans since his inception on Power Rangers. Saban didn't want the costume of Dairanger's main villain for Lord Zedd (though the costume was used for Master Org in Power Rangers: Wild Force, which was 9 years later). Most of the footage in Power Rangers' 2nd season was 100% American-produced and 50% Sentai created. The two-parter "White Light" sought the return of Tommy Oliver, this time as the White Ranger. Since his return, fans enjoyed seeing him as this new Power Ranger though the Green Ranger powers (which were originally created by Rita) were no longer more. After Tommy's return to Power Rangers, the show introduced 3 rookie teens that later became Power Rangers- Rocky DeSantos (Steve Cardenas), Adam Park (Johnny Yong Bosch) and Aisha Campbell (Karan Ashley). They took the places of 3 of the 5 original Power Rangers that were commissioned (according to the writers of the show) to the Angel Grove Peace Conference- Jason, Zack, and Trini.

Episode variations

Some of the episodes seen on Netflix and outside of the US vary from their original Fox Kids broadcasts. See article: Domestic vs. international masters

Synopsis

Long ago, the ancient wizard Zordon did battle with the evil witch Rita Repulsa. After long years of battle, he managed to defeat her in a game by using five magic coins. As punishment for her loss, she was sealed in a canister on Planet Nemesis, a planet that travels close to Earth every 10,000 years. However, before being sealed away, Rita trapped Zordon in a time warp, preventing him from participating in further battle against her.

Millennia later, Rita and her minions escaped their prison thanks to two unaware astronauts, and set out to conquer Earth. Zordon, desperate to stop her, had his assistant Alpha 5 recruit five "teenagers with attitude" to do battle with her. They were granted the powers of the dinosaurs, and became Power Rangers.

After several battles, Rita created an evil Power Ranger using a magic coin that she stole from Zordon which was infused with the power of the Dragon. This Green Ranger caused major damage to her foes, until he was freed from her control by the other Rangers. Grateful, and now burdened with responsibility, he joined the Power Rangers.

Following several more defeats, Rita's fortress was invaded by Lord Zedd. Disgusted with her failure, he took over and sealed her away again, launching his own campaign against the Power Rangers. Despite his defeat of the Green Ranger, he was unable to beat the Rangers' new powers of the mythical beasts (their new Thunder powers). Things were complicated by the creation of the White Ranger, and the return of Rita, who gave Zedd a love potion. It was later discovered, after Zedd took an antidote, that he loved her anyway.

Rito Revolto later came to Earth and managed to destroy the Rangers' previous powers. Undaunted, they sought the aid of Ninjor, creator of the powers, who gave them the new Ninja powers. After several more battles, Zedd and Rita were joined by Rita's father, Master Vile. Following his failed attempts to defeat the Rangers, he turned back time, Turning the Rangers into Powerless Children and eliminating the threat of Ninjor. These events culminated in Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers, leading up to Power Rangers: Zeo.

Characters

Power Rangers

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers

Main article: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (team)

Color	Role	Actor
White Ranger	Tommy Oliver	Jason David Frank
Red Ranger	Jason Lee Scott ► Rocky DeSantos	Austin St. John ► Steve Cardenas
Black Ranger	Zack Taylor ► Adam Park	Walter Jones ► Johnny Yong Bosch
Blue Ranger	Billy Cranston	David Yost
Yellow Ranger	Trini Kwan ► Aisha Campbell	Thuy Trang ► Karan Ashley
Pink Ranger	Kimberly Ann Hart ► Katherine Hillard	Amy Jo Johnson ► Catherine Sutherland
Green Ranger	Tommy Oliver ► Tom Oliver	Jason David Frank ► Jason David Frank

Wild West Rangers

Main article: Wild West Rangers

Color	Role	Actor
Red Wild West Ranger	Rocko	Steve Cardenas
Black Wild West Ranger	Abraham	Johnny Yong Bosch
Blue Wild West Ranger	William	David Yost
Yellow Wild West Ranger	Miss Alicia	Karan Ashley

Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers

Main article: Alien Rangers

Color	Role	Actor
White Aquitar Ranger	Delphine	Rajia Baroudi
Red Aquitar Ranger	Aurico	David Bacon
Blue Aquitar Ranger	Cestro	Karim Prince
Yellow Aquitar Ranger	Tideus	Jim Gray
Black Aquitar Ranger	Corcus	Alan Palmer

Allies

• Zordon
• Alpha Series
  • Alpha 4
  • Alpha 5
• Ninjor
• Tanya
• Masked Rider
• King Lexian
• Donais
• Zarius
• Ferrian

Civilians

• Farkas "Bulk" Bulkmeier
• Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch
• Ernie
• Lt. Stone
• Ms. Appleby
• Mr. Caplan
• Angela
• Richie
• Curtis

Villains

Power Rangers Villains

• Rita Repulsa
• Lord Zedd
• Master Vile
• Hydro Hog
• Goldar
• Scorpina
• Rito Revolto
• Professor Longnose
• Squatt
• Baboo
• Finster
• Lokar
• Billy Cranston (clone)
• Primator
• Blue Globbor
• Putty Patrollers
  • Super Putty Patrollers
• Z Putty Patrollers
• Tenga Warriors

Evil Power Rangers

Evil Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers

Main article: Evil Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers

Tyrannosaurus	Twin Man
Mastodon	Zack Putty
Triceratops	Billy Putty
Sabertooth Tiger	Trini Putty
Pterodactyl	Kimberly Putty

Mutant Rangers

Main article: Mutant Rangers

Tyrannosaurus	Commander Crayfish
Mastodon	Black Mutant Ranger
Triceratops	Blue Mutant Ranger
Sabertooth Tiger	Yellow Mutant Ranger
Pterodactyl	Pink Mutant Ranger
Dragonzord	Green Mutant Ranger

Dark Rangers

Main article: Dark Rangers

Red	Justin
Black	Zane
Blue	Bobby
Yellow	Tina
Pink	Kristen

Monsters

• List of Mighty Morphin 1 Monsters
• List of Mighty Morphin 2 Monsters
• List of Mighty Morphin 3 Monsters

Masked Rider Villains

• Count Dregon
• Doubleface
• Nefaria
• Cyclopter
• Gork
• Fact
• Cogwarts
• Plague Patrol
  • Plague Sentry

Arsenal

Main Articles: Arsenal (MMPR), Arsenal (MMPR2), and Arsenal (MMPR3).

• Power Morphers: Morphers used by Power Rangers, powered by magic coins.
• Dragon Dagger: Weapon of Green Dino/Dragon Ranger, used to summon and control Dragonzord.
• Blade Blaster: Standardized Ranger weapon, can be used as blaster or short sword.
• Saba: Talking sword of the White Tiger Ranger, used to summon/control White Tigerzord. Also has the ability to fly and fire laser blasts from his eyes.
• Shark Cycles: Shark-themed motorcycles used for rough terrain.
• Metallic Armor: Special armor created for battling the new-and-improved Tenga Warriors. Enhances the Rangers' speed, strength & resistance to injury or magic spells
• Power Cannon: Giant bazooka that fires loadable spheres of energy.
• Power Weapons: Assortment of weapons individualized by each Ranger, can combine into the Power Blaster for powerful attacks. Jason (later Rocky) had the Power Sword, Trini (later Aisha) had the Power Daggers, Billy had the Power Lance, Kimberly had the Power Bow, and Zack (later Adam) had the Power Axe.
• Sword of Power
• Sword of Light: A sword that acts as a transfer conduit for the powers.
• Sword of Darkness: A weapon temporarily wielded by the Green Ranger.
• Power Coins: Owned by all six Power Rangers which when inserted into their Power Morphers, gives each teen the ability to drawn on dinosaur (and later Ninja animals) spirits to morph into Power Rangers.

Zords

Main article: Zords

Rangers Zords

Main article: Zords (MMPR)

Season One

• Dinozords
  • Tyrannosaurus Dinozord (Jason/Red)
  • Mastodon Dinozord (Zack/Black)
  • Triceratops Dinozord (Billy/Blue)
  • Saber-Toothed Tiger Dinozord (Trini/Yellow)
  • Pterodactyl Dinozord (Kimberly/Pink)
• Dino Megazord (combination of Dinozords)
• Dragonzord (Tommy/Green)
• Dragonzord Battle Mode (combination of Dragonzord, Mastodon, Triceratops and Saber-Toothed Tiger Dinozords)
• Mega Dragonzord (combination of Dino Megazord & Dragonzord)
• Titanus the Carrierzord
• Dino Ultrazord (combination of Mega Dragonzord & Titanus)

Season Two

• Thunderzords
  • Red Dragon Thunderzord (Jason/Rocky)(Red)
  • Lion Thunderzord (Zack/Adam)(Black)
  • Unicorn Thunderzord (Billy/Blue)
  • Griffin Thunderzord (Trini/Aisha)(Yellow)
  • Firebird Thunderzord (Kimberly/Pink)
• Thunder Megazord (combination of Thunderzords)
• White Tigerzord (Tommy/White)
• Mega Tigerzord (combination of 4 Thunderzords & White Tigerzord)
• Tor the Shuttlezord/Carrier Zord
• Thunder Ultrazord (combination of Thunderzords, White Tigerzord & Tor)

Season Three

• Ninjazords
  • Falconzord (Tommy/White)
  • Ape Ninjazord (Rocky/Red)
  • Frog Ninjazord (Adam/Black)
  • Wolf Ninjazord (Billy/Blue)
  • Bear Ninjazord (Aisha/Yellow)
  • Crane Ninjazord (Kimberly/Kat) (Pink)
• Ninja Megazord/Ninja Megafalconzord (combination of Ninjazords, with or without Falconzord)
• Ninja Ultrazord (combination of Ninja Megafalconzord & Titanus)
• Shogunzords
  • White Shogunzord (Tommy/Kimberly) then (Tommy/Kat) (White/Pink)
  • Red Shogunzord (Rocky/Red)
  • Black Shogunzord (Adam/Black)
  • Blue Shogunzord (Billy/Blue)
  • Yellow Shogunzord (Aisha/Yellow)
  • Shogun Megazord (combination of Shogunzords)
  • Shogun Megafalconzord (combination of Shogun Megazord & Falconzord)
  • Shogun Ultrazord (combination of Shogun Megafalconzord & Titanus)
• Battle Borgs
  • White Battle Borg
  • Red Battle Borg
  • Black Battle Borg
  • Blue Battle Borg
  • Yellow Battle Borg

Evil Zords

Main article: Evil Zords

• Cyclopsis
• Serpentera

Episode Guide

Season 1

0. Day of the Dumpster (pilot)

1. Day of the Dumpster
2. High Five
3. Teamwork
4. A Pressing Engagement
5. Different Drum
6. Food Fight
7. Big Sisters
8. I, Eye Guy
9. For Whom the Bell Trolls
10. Happy Birthday, Zack
11. No Clowning Around
12. Power Ranger Punks
13. Peace, Love and Woe
14. Foul Play in the Sky
15. Dark Warrior
16. Switching Places
17. Green with Evil Part I: Out Of Control
18. Green with Evil Part II: Jason's Battle
19. Green with Evil Part III: The Rescue
20. Green with Evil Part IV: Eclipsing Megazord
21. Green with Evil Part V: Breaking The Spell
22. The Trouble with Shellshock
23. Itsy Bitsy Spider
24. The Spit Flower
25. Life's a Masquerade
26. Gung Ho!
27. Wheel of Misfortune
28. Island of Illusion, Part I
29. Island of Illusion, Part II
30. The Rockstar
31. Calamity Kimberly
32. A Star is Born
33. The Yolk's on You!
34. The Green Candle, Part I
35. The Green Candle, Part II
36. Birds of a Feather
37. Clean-Up Club
38. A Bad Reflection on You
39. Doomsday Part I
40. Doomsday Part II
41. Rita's Seed of Evil
42. A Pig Surprise
43. Something Fishy
44. Lions & Blizzards
45. Crystal of Nightmares
46. To Flea or Not to Flee
47. Reign of the Jellyfish
48. Plague of the Mantis
49. Return of an Old Friend Part I
50. Return of an Old Friend Part II
51. Grumble Bee
52. Two Heads are Better than One
53. Fowl Play
54. Trick or Treat
55. Second Chance
56. On Fins and Needles
57. Enter... The Lizzinator
58. Football Season
59. Mighty Morphin' Mutants
60. An Oyster Stew

Season 2

1. The Mutiny, Part I
   • Lord Zedd invades Rita's palace and brings forth an attack on Angel Grove.
2. The Mutiny, Part II
3. The Mutiny, Part III
4. The Wanna-Be Ranger
5. Putty on the Brain
6. Bloom of Doom
7. The Green Dream
8. The Power Stealer
9. The Beetle Invasion
10. Welcome to Venus Island
11. The Song Of Guitardo
12. Green No More, Part I
13. Green No More, Part II
    • Tommy loses the Green Ranger Powers.
14. Missing Green
    • Jason is still depressed over the disappearance of Tommy.
15. Orchestral Maneuvers in the Park
16. Beauty and the Beast
17. White Light, Part I
    • The knowledge of a White Ranger is introduced.
18. White Light, Part II
    • Tommy comes back as the White Ranger and helps the other Rangers send Rita back to the moon.
19. Two for One
20. Opposites Attract
    • The last episode with the actors Austin St. John, Walter Jones, and Thuy Trang on set.
21. Zedd's Monster Mash
22. The Ninja Encounter, Part I
    • Rocky, Adam, and Aisha are introduced.
23. The Ninja Encounter, Part II
24. The Ninja Encounter, Part III
25. A Monster of Global Proportions
26. Zedd Waves
27. The Power Transfer, Part I
28. The Power Transfer, Part II
    • Jason, Zack, and Trini give up their powers to go to the Peace Conference. Rocky, Adam, and Aisha become rangers.
29. Goldar's Vice-Versa
    • The only episode with American Scorpina footage.
30. Mirror of Regret
31. When is a Ranger Not a Ranger?
32. Rocky Just Wants to Have Fun
33. Lights, Camera, Action
34. Where There's Smoke, There's Fire
35. Scavenger Hunt
36. The Great Bookala Escape
37. Forever Friends
38. A Reel Fish Story
39. Rangers Back in Time, Part I
40. Rangers Back in Time, Part II
41. The Wedding, Part I
    • Rita returns.
42. The Wedding, Part II
43. The Wedding, Part III
44. Return of the Green Ranger, Part I
45. Return of the Green Ranger, Part II
46. Return of the Green Ranger, Part III
47. Best Man for the Job
48. Storybook Rangers, Part I
49. Storybook Rangers, Part II
50. Wild West Rangers, Part I
51. Wild West Rangers, Part II
52. Blue Ranger Gone Bad

Season 3

1. A Friend in Need, Part I
   • Introduces the Masked Rider.
2. A Friend in Need, Part II
3. A Friend in Need, Part III
4. Ninja Quest, Part I
   • Introduces Rito Revolto.
5. Ninja Quest, Part II
6. Ninja Quest, Part III
   • Introduces Ninjor and the Ninja Power.
7. Ninja Quest, Part IV
8. A Brush with Destiny
9. Passing the Lantern
10. Wizard for a Day
11. Fourth Down and Long
12. Stop the Hate Master, Part I
13. Stop the Hate Master, Part II
14. Final Face-Off
15. The Potion Notion
16. A Ranger Catastrophe, Part I
    • Introduces Kat.
17. A Ranger Catastrophe, Part II
18. Changing of the Zords, Part I
19. Changing of the Zords, Part II
20. Changing of the Zords, Part III
    • Introduces the Shogun Zords.
21. Follow that Cab!
22. A Different Shade of Pink, Part I
23. A Different Shade of Pink, Part II
24. A Different Shade of Pink, Part III
    • Kimberly leaves for the Pan Global Games. Kat becomes the Pink Ranger.
25. Rita's Pita
26. Another Brick in the Wall
27. A Chimp in Charge
28. Master Vile and the Metallic Armor, Part I
    • Introduces Master Vile and the Zeo Crystal.
29. Master Vile and the Metallic Armor, Part II
30. Master Vile and the Metallic Armor, Part III
31. I'm Dreaming of a White Ranger
32. The Sound of Dischordia
33. Rangers in Reverse
    • The Earth is turned back in time. The Rangers become children.

Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers (Mini Series)

1. Alien Rangers of Aquitar, Part 1
   • Introduces the Alien Rangers.
2. Alien Rangers of Aquitar, Part 2
   • Master Vile returns home. Battle Borgs are introduced.
3. Climb Every Fountain
   • Billy regains his age, but the Power Coins are destroyed.
4. The Alien Trap
5. Attack of the 60' Bulk
   • Zordon reveals the Zeo Quest.
6. Water You Thinking?
   • The Zeo Quest starts. Rocky searches for his crystal.
7. Along Came a Spider
   • Adam searches for his crystal.
8. Sowing the Seas of Evil
   • Tommy and Kat search for their crystals.
9. Hogday Afternoon, Part I
   • Aisha searches for her crystal. Tanya is introduced. Hydro Hog is introduced.
10. Hogday Afternoon, Part II
    • Hydrohog is destroyed. Aisha decides to stay in Africa. Tanya goes to Angel Grove with the Crystal. The Earth is restored, Tanya becomes a teenager, and the Rangers are returned to normal. However, The Command Center is destroyed.

Notes

Main article: Mighty Morphin Power Rangers/Notes

See also

• Mighty Morphin 1, the first season.
• Mighty Morphin 2, the second season.
• Mighty Morphin 3, the third season.
• Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers, a miniseries concluding the third season.
• Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger- aesthetic counterpart for the rangers and the first season

References

• Power Rangers | Teams | Mighty Morphin

Mighty Morphin (s01) • Mighty Morphin (s02) • Mighty Morphin (s03) • Alien Rangers (mini-series) • Zeo • Turbo • In Space • Lost Galaxy • Lightspeed Rescue • Time Force • Wild Force • Ninja Storm • Dino Thunder • S.P.D. • Mystic Force • Operation Overdrive • Jungle Fury • RPM • Samurai • Super Samurai • Megaforce • Super Megaforce Power Rangers: The Movie (alternate continuity)

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