Wild West Rangers
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 | This article is about a/an set of rangers in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. |
| Wild West Rangers | |
| Mighty Morphin | |
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| Led by: | White Stranger |
| Rangers | |
| Teamed up with: | Mighty Morphin Power Rangers |
| Production Order | |
| previous Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (team) | next Zeo Rangers |
| Chronological Order | |
| previous Ancient Samurai Rangers | next Aquitar Rangers |
Contents |
Wild West Rangers
| w/o Ranger Powers | White Stranger |
| Tyrannosaurus | Rocko |
| Mastodon | Abraham |
| Triceratops | William |
| Sabertooth Tiger | Miss Alicia |
History
Added by MrThermomanPreacherWhen Kimberly was accidentally sent back in time to the year 1880, during Angel Grove's Wild West period, she found that she was not the only one from her time who had gone back. Goldar, Needlenose, and a platoon of Putties had also gone back in time to destroy Angel Grove's past. Kimberly realizing that she was incapable of defeating Goldar's forces by herself and traveled to the Command Center to convince Zordon of her intentions. Zordon gave her the Red, Black, Yellow, and Blue Power Coins to equip her own fighting force to stop Goldar. Kimberly gave the Power Coins to William, Rocko, Abraham, and Miss Alicia, the great-great-great grandparents of their modern day counterparts, to transform them into Wild West Rangers. With their help and the aid of the White Stranger, Kimberly was able to drive Lord Zedd's forces back to the present. After Goldar and his forces left Angel Grove's past, Kimberly returned the Power Coins to Zordon and was returned to the present shortly afterwards, before her presumed ancestor, Fushia O'Hara came to colonial Angel Grove.
Arsenal
In their brief tenure as Power Rangers, the Wild West Rangers utilised blasters which they kept in holsters.
Trivia
- The Wild West Rangers' costumes are similar to the modern Power Rangers. Notable differences include a white neckerchief, embroidered boots and fringed gloves and spandex pants, which is near-stereotypical Western clothing elements.
- The Wild West teens were described by Zordon as being the modern teens' "great-great-great-grandparents".
- The Wild West Rangers were never actually referred to as Wild West Rangers in the episode, as Kimberly merely addressed them as "brand-new Power Rangers". The term is taken from the episode's title.
