Brought Down to Normal: Most post-Zordon-era seasons end with the Rangers being depowered; either by having the power source run dry, willingly giving them up, or losing them. (Similar things happened during the Zordon era, but since the casts carried over and soon got new powers they qualify as Discard and Draw.) Power Rangers Time Force (2001) - For the PlayStation, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance. Based more on what the show team wanted to do with the series rather than what actually happened.

The Ace: Phantom Ranger, Shadow Ranger, most Sixth Rangers before the footage runs out. Virtually every Red Ranger qualifies. Shattered Grid: Lord Drakkon - Finster 5 - Ranger Sentries - Rita Repulsa - Koragg, The Knight Wolf - S.P.D. A-Squad Red Ranger - A-Squad Yellow Ranger - A-Squad Green Ranger - Psycho Pink - Psycho Blue - Cogs - Grinders Heel–Face Turn: Most Sixth Rangers are not aligned with the good guys at first, if not outright evil. The occasional major villain redeems themselves as well.Emily also has one of these, but hers turns out to be a Dangerous 16th Birthday where her teammates must save her by defeating a Soul Eating Monster of the Week. Demagnetron is a the monster of the week in "Game On". He is part diving beetle, part rhododendron and part magnet.

Make My Monster Grow: The specific Trope Namer is Rita Repulsa in Mighty Morphin', though every season has constant examples except SPD (where it was only done occasionally, as most criminals had Humongous Mecha instead), and Beast Morphers (where the giant robots were separate from the smaller monsters).Tommy Oliver is implied to have gotten an 8-year PhD then done a bunch of top secret projects all within 6 years. There are ways to speed up the completion of a PhD, but they are very difficult on that time scale. Throught Dino Thunder he's also regularly talked about as if he's middle aged, despite only being 25 at the time. Family-Unfriendly Death: The franchise has had its share of gruesome deaths, even if it's not fond of the word "death." Art Shift: The most concise way to describe the shift from live-action to People in Rubber Suits that occurs Once per Episode.

Strangely, the toy versions of the original Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers had chest logos that showed their chosen animals... when the TV versions did not. Continuity Nod: A Long Runner like Power Rangers is obligated to have them. For instance the Red Ranger towards the end of Turbo says " May The Power Protect You", referencing Zordon's line from the earlier seasons. Godzilla battles the Megazord...and no matter who wins, the world will be at great peril from the combined threat of the Xilien invaders and Rita Repulsa! And if a giant robot and a giant monster weren't cataclysmic enough, how about Gigan-a cybernetic space monster ready to fight them both? [3] Issue #3 [ ] Main article: Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Issue 3. However, there are times when the plot really is 'collect the six whatevers.' Operation Overdrive revolved around the five jewels to a magical crown (other artifacts empowered by them were clues, but also powerful themselves.) The Mighty Morphin' Rangers also once had to go collect the pieces of the Dismantled MacGuffin (which they broke and scattered. Didn't want the bad guys to get the Zeo Crystal; didn't realize they'd actually be needing the thing). Power Rangers Samurai: Dojo Defender (2011) - Space Invaders-esque shooter where the Samurai Rangers must defend the Shiba House from Moogers.Fighting in the Playground: This trope appeared often throughout the seasons, mostly when the Rangers were ambushed in a public place and had to fight some mooks in the nearest place possible (or just where they meet up).

There are numerous episodes of Power Rangers that will take footage from multiple episodes of the counterpart Super Sentai series (or even from other series) and use them in one episode.It seems the Power Rangers Jungle Fury was set in the normal city of Ocean Bluff. Power Rangers RPM is set in a post-apocalyptic world where the majority of the planet has been conquered by the villain Venjix and the only safe haven for humanity is the domed city of Corinth. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition (1995) - Another Power Rangers Fighting Game, this time developed for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System; features Ivan Ooze as the Final Boss.