Power Rangers In Order

Mighty Morphin #2.29 – Goldar’s Vice-Versa

Yes, the newbies have been added to the theme song and yes, it looks awesome.

Mighty Morphin #2.28 – The Power Transfer: Part 2

Here we go.

Mighty Morphin #2.27 – The Power Transfer: Part 1

So, here we go. Pretty much everything we’ve talked about in the last twenty or so episodes has led up to this two-parter.

Mighty Morphin #2.26 – Zedd Waves

You know, as clunky as the cast transition has been in places, I have to credit the writers for taking the time to let the audience get to know Adam, Rocky, and Aisha instead of barreling straight into the transfer. It’s something we won’t always see in these situations, and I felt it was only fair to give them a shout-out for it.

For the first time ever, we open an episode in Stone Canyon, where a local triathlon is about to begin. The new trio will be competing, of course, and Tommy and Billy thoughtfully take their extra clothes from them as they prepare for the swimming portion.

Mighty Morphin #2.25 – A Monster of Global Proportions

We open not with the International Peace Conference mentioned a few episodes ago, but an entirely separate World Teen Summit that Billy has put together.

Mighty Morphin #2.24 – The Ninja Encounter: Part 3

We begin with the Rangers recapping everything that’s going on — three of their own are frozen, the snake is coming ever closer to the Stone Canyon trio, and the Terror Blossom is still running rampant.

Mighty Morphin #2.23 – The Ninja Encounter: Part 2

I truly have almost no complaints about the last episode. The introductions of the Stone Canyon trio showed them to be competent and friendly with the Rangers, the editing/body doubles of the missing Rangers weren’t as bad as they could have been (and will be), and going an entire episode without morphing or Zords really helped build the tension and story.