The Power Rangers franchise began in 1993 and now includes numerous TV seasons, movies, comic books, and other tie-ins. This timeline outlines important events from all these forms of media (whether or not these events fit together well). Gray panels indicate TV series events, blue panels are from the BOOM! Studios comics, and yellow are from other sources.
A shapeshifting Putty impersonates Kimberly's boyfriend Matt. Billy declines to join Promethea.
The Ranger Slayer (future Kimberly) arrives from Drakkon's time. Once freed from her spell, she plants a special arrow in Tommy and joins Promethea. Matt learns the Rangers' identities.
MMPR #10 (Billy scared, introduces communicators)
MMPR Free Comic Book Day 2018 (Zordon recruits five teens)
Go Go Power Rangers #1 (first Goldar battle)
Go Go Power Rangers #2 (astronauts freed)
Go Go Power Rangers #2 (Billy working on communication module)
Go Go Power Rangers #4–8 (Matt's impostor)
Go Go Power Rangers #6 (communicators first seen in Go Go)
Go Go Power Rangers #6–8 (Billy and Promethea)
Go Go Power Rangers #9–12 (Ranger Slayer)
Go Go Power Rangers #12 (Ranger Slayer's arrow, Matt learns identities)
Zack joins many Mighty Morphin Black Rangers summoned across dimensions by an older Adam. (Notable Zacks include those resembling TV seasons 1 and 2, Ninja Ranger Zack, Zack from MMPR Pink, and a female counterpart. Adams include Wild West Abraham, Ninja Ranger Adam, "Always a Chance" Adam, and "Once a Ranger" Adam.)
MMPR Annual 2016 (Purple and Orange Rangers)
The Ongoing Adventures of Bulk and Skull (MMPR #1–12) (Bulk and Skull capture a Putty, etc.)
The Ongoing Misadventures of Squatt & Baboo (MMPR #13–24) (Squatt and Baboo)
MMPR Annual 2017 (Black Rangers)
Unknown (after Shattered Grid, 6 weeks after Arrival Day and beyond)
Comics
Boom
Go Go PR
Rita reclaims the Dragon Coin from Breel and uses her mother's spirit to unlock its power. The Rangers meet and defeat Alpha-1.
Tommy joins the Rangers' side after his spell is broken.
MMPR #0 (spell broken)
MMPR #5 / Forever Rangers (Rita's offer to Zack)
MMPR Free Comic Book Day 2018 / Forever Rangers (teens meet Tommy)
Go Go Power Rangers #22 (team debates Tommy joining while he's still under his spell "nine months after Arrival Day")
Go Go Power Rangers #26 (Tommy recently turned evil "seven months after Arrival Day")
Unknown
Comics
Boom
MMPR
Backstory
Coinless
In another timeline, Tommy remains allied with Rita and adopts the name Lord Drakkon.
Years later, the Rangers and their allies (the Alien Rangers, Blue Senturion, and the Phantom Ranger) fight a great battle against Rita's forces. Goldar and Scorpina die. Drakkon steals White Ranger powers intended for Jason, then kills Zordon, Ninjor, and Rita. He will keep Jason as his prisoner.
Saba goes into hiding. Billy dies protecting Trini and the Triceratops Coin. Finster-5 helps Drakkon create Ranger Sentries from the other coins.
Trini and Zack lead a rebellion known as the Coinless. (Skull serves as a mole in Drakkon's forces.) Placed under a spell, Kimberly serves Drakkon as the Ranger Slayer.
MMPR Annual 2017 (Tommy agrees to help Rita)
MMPR #12 (allies, Power Coins, years before great battle)
MMPR #12, "From Here to Despair" (Ninjor, White Ranger powers)
The Black Dragon's defeat warps Tommy and Billy to the Coinless universe. They return with alternate-universe Saba. Drakkon follows and is imprisoned by Promethea.
Drakkon later breaks Saba and escapes.
MMPR #0–4 (Scorpina charges Chaos crystal)
MMPR #4–9 (Black Dragon)
MMPR #4 and 13 (Scorpina transported)
MMPR #9–16 (Tommy and Billy in Drakkon's world)
MMPR #16, 23, 24 (Drakkon held at Promethea)
MMPR #24 (Drakkon escapes)
Go Go Power Rangers #22, 26 (Rangers later remember Drakkon battle and Saba's fate but not Tommy's death)
Kiya leads an uprising (killing the Blue Emissary), but the Empowered lose their powers when older Kim uses the Master Arch to get help from Ellarien and Remi. Older Kim returns to the Coinless universe.
Go Go Power Rangers #26–27 (White Light)
Go Go Power Rangers #29–31 (Kiya)
Go Go Power Rangers #31–32 (power transfer, Serpentera)
MMPR #44–45 (Omegas defeat Dayne)
MMPR #45–47 (Kiya's uprising)
MMPR #48 / MMPR #50 (Master Arch, older Kim, Ellarien and Remi)
"Return of Thunder, part 3" (Thunder Ninja Academy)
1996–1998 (est.)
TV
Beetleborgs
Saban Show
A ghost transforms three kids into Beetleborgs.
The kids later lose their powers but gain Metallix powers.
BBB: "Beetle Rock" (kids become Beetleborgs)
BBM: "Crush of the Crustaceans" / "Metallix Rising" (Metallix powers)
Unknown (after 1997)
TV
Turbo
Negated Timeline
In an "estimated future" described by Blue Senturion (rightbelow), the universe will be conquered by an evil alliance (including Rita and Zedd, the Machine Empire, and Divatox).
A message dated 2000 reveals the force capable of saving the universe. (This force may include Carlos and Ashley, rightbelow.)
"The Millennium Message" (Blue Senturion, message)
"A Drive to Win" (Carlos and Ashley conspicuously targeted)
1997–1998 (est.)
TV
Ninja Turtles
Saban Show
The Ninja Turtles gain a fifth member, Venus de Milo.
Astronema briefly puts the Ninja Turtles (above) under a spell.
The Rangers receive help from Justin and Adam; also around this time, Zhane awakens.
Astronema defects, but Dark Specter recaptures her. The Psycho Rangers attack but are digitized onto data cards.
Dark Specter's forces wage war on the universe. Darkonda and Dark Specter destroy each other, and Zordon's sacrifice purges Astronema's forces. Astronema awakens as Karone.
Now good, Rita will later resurface as Mystic Mother. (Rita and Zedd's son Thrax will appear years later, the circumstances of his birth/creation unknown.)
The Space Rangers leave their Morphers and Megaship under the care of Alpha-6.
"From out of Nowhere" (Dark Specter's banquet, teens join Andros)
"Shell Shocked" (Ninja Turtles)
"True Blue to the Rescue" (Justin)
"Survival of the Silver" (Zhane awakens)
"Always a Chance" (Adam)
"Dark Specter's Revenge" (Astronema recaptured)
"Rangers Gone Psycho" (Psycho Rangers debut)
"Ghosts in the Machine" (data cards)
"Countdown to Destruction" (Dark Specter's war, evil defeated)
Lost Galaxy: "Quasar Quest, part 2" / "To the Tenth Power" (Megaship and Morphers left with Alpha-6)
Magna Defender Mike later arrives to help the Rangers.
This timeline is undone when Drakkon is defeated, but Karone and Mike survive aboard the Promethea.
MMPR #27 (Galaxy Rangers vs. Drakkon's forces)
MMPR #28 (Kim and Jen pick up Karone)
MMPR #30 (two stolen Transmorphers seen)
Shattered Grid #1 (timeline undone)
MMPR #32 (Leo left behind, possibly dead)
Unknown (after Rangers' arrival on Mirinoi)
Comics
Boom
In Space
Side Story
Karone is abducted from Mirinoi to stand trial for her crimes as Astronema.
Andros fakes Astronema's continued existence (and death) to spare Karone from execution. Karone leaves in disgust.
MMPR 25th Anniversary Special
Unknown (after Karone's trial)
Comics
Boom
In Space
Side Story
Psycho Green emerges from the moon and recreates the Psycho Rangers from modified data cards. They find Karone on KO-35, where she's learned to connect with the parts of her that were Astronema.
Karone teaches her former creations to be better people and prevents Green from resetting them further. When the Space Rangers attack, Karone knocks out Andros and lets the Psychos go free (with Green as their prisoner).
The Rangers' children will train to become Samurai Rangers, with Lauren's brother Jayden substituting as Red. Jayden becomes friends with Antonio.
"Origins, part 1" / "Test of the Leader" / "Fight Fire with Fire" (battle, sealing, Red's apparent death)
"Unexpected Arrival" / "Room for One More" / "Evil Reborn" (Antonio)
"Fight Fire with Fire" (Lauren)
2001 (with Ransik)
TV
Time Force
Time Travel
Ransik and a prison full of mutant criminals arrive from 3000. Four Time Force officers recruit Wes (whose DNA is similar to Alex's) to unlock their Morphers. Wes moves into the clock tower with his new teammates.
Katie sees the ghost of Walter Brown and falls through a time hole. She wakes to find Walter's history has changed.
Jen arrests her rogue ex-partner, Steelix. After Frax destroys his serum supply, Ransik raids Bio-Lab for more and critically injures Mr. Collins.
"Force from the Future" (Ransik chased by Time Force Rangers from 3000)
"Force from the Future, part 2" / "Something to Fight For" (Wes recruited)
"Ransik Lives" / "A Parting of Ways" (clock tower)
"The Time Shadow" (Trizyrium crystals, Raimei, Time Shadow)
"Worlds Apart" (Silver Guardians, Eric)
"The Quantum Quest" (Quantum Morpher)
"Clash for Control" (Q-Rex)
"The Legend of the Clock Tower" (Walter Brown)
"Time Force Traitor" (Steelix, shift in history)
"Frax's Fury" (Frax destroys serum supply)
"Dawn of Destiny" (raid on Bio-Lab)
2001 (with Alex)
TV
Time Force
Time Travel
Alex arrives from 3000 and takes Wes's place as Red Ranger, telling him of his fate to lead Bio-Lab after his father dies; Wes instead leads the Rangers to victory against Dragontron. Inspired, Alex revives Mr. Collins and returns to the future.
During a mission in the past, Jen helps Wes and Eric against masterless Cyclobots.
Jen later breaks up with Wes, and Cyra attacks, but these events are undone following changes to history. Wes and Jen begin meeting for dates outside the timestream at Outpost One.
Sins of the Future
Unknown (after Eric gains Mega Battle and allies with Time Force Rangers)
The Paleozord and other failed technology will be buried in a mountain range and later sealed inside Corinth.
"Rain" (3 years, bio-field discovery, bio-suits)
"Doctor K" (Dr. K meets Gem and Gemma)
"Ancient History" (mountain range, Paleozord)
Hyperforce episode 6 (Corinth evacuation in 2009: 3BV = 2003)
2003–2004
TV
Dino Thunder
Tommy ("Dr. Oliver") begins teaching at Reefside High. Three students use his Dino Gems to battle Mesogog; Tommy uses a fourth gem to become the Black Ranger.
The white Dino Gem turns Trent evil, but he's later purified.
Lothor escapes; the Ninja Storm team helps out, and Mesogog seals Lothor in a bottle.
Lord Drakkon's forces invade the Overdrive era. (Drakkon later has the Mercury Morpher and an unidentified Overdrive Tracker.) Dax later joins in the assault on Drakkon's base.
This timeline is undone when Drakkon is defeated.
MMPR #27 (invasion everywhere)
MMPR #30 (stolen Morphers seen)
MMPR #30 / Shattered Grid #1 (assault on Drakkon's base)
Lord Drakkon returns to the Coinless universe with his powers restored (and Ninjor captive). He kills Tommys throughout time while stealing Morphers to boost his powers and armies.
Skull (a Tyrannosaurus Sentry) helps the Coinless free Ninjor. Zack and Skull are killed.
Remaining Rangers converge on Drakkon's base and contend with Serpentera, Drakkon, and his armies.
Drakkon gains godlike powers by entering the Morphin Grid and seizing the heart of a Morphin Master. Drakkon destroys realities and remakes the world to his liking, but Tommy's spirit reclaims the heart, allowing the Rangers to restore some approximation of their old reality. (Assorted survivors of Drakkon's invasions survive aboard the Promethea.)
Hyperforce episode 19 (months)
MMPR #25–26 (Drakkon returns)
MMPR #27 (Skull helps)
MMPR #28 (Ninjor freed, Zack dies)
MMPR #29 (Skull dies)
MMPR #30 / Shattered Grid #1 (assault on Drakkon's base)
Casey confronts Jarrod, who ejects Dai Shi from his body. Dai Shi unleashes his spirit army; masters living and dead aid the Rangers, and Dai Shi is destroyed.
"Welcome to the Jungle, part 1" (Dai Shi's escape)
"Bad to the Bone" / "Friends Don't Fade Away" (Wolf Ranger)
"Path of the Rhino" (Rhino Ranger)
"Fear and the Phantoms" (Spirit Rangers)
"Path of the Righteous" (Casey rescues Jarrod)
"Now the Final Fury" (spirit army, Dai Shi destroyed)
Unknown (after Dominic joins)
Comics
Boom
MMPR
Jungle Fury
Negated Timeline
When Lord Drakkon's forces invade, Casey is captured. (Drakkon's forces will later include Rhino Sentries.)
In the RPM dimension, Venjix's robot armies wage war with humanity.
When Alphabet Soup is hit by Venjix's air strikes, Dr. K journeys to Corinth with a case of Ranger-tech. Gem and Gemma battle Venjix's forces (spending some time in captivity).
"Ranger Red" / "Ranger Yellow, part 1" / "Ranger Blue" (attacks quick and unexpected)
"Ranger Yellow" (Summer's backstory)
"Ranger Blue" (Flynn's backstory)
"Doctor K" (Dr. K's escape)
"Embodied" / "Ghosts" / "In or Out" (Gem and Gemma's survival)
"Prisoners" (Gem and Gemma's time in captivity)
Hyperforce episode 6 (Corinth evacuation in 2009)
Venjix year 4 (est.)
TV
RPM
Backstory
Alternate Dimension
General Kilobyte supervises the creation of unwitting human/robot hybrids; among them are Corporal Hicks and siblings later named Dillon and Tenaya (Tenaya has previously met Gem and Gemma, leftabove, in captivity).
Dillon somehow escapes Venjix's facility with damaged memories. Kilobyte also ends up lost in the wasteland through unknown circumstances (but see below).
"The Road to Corinth" / "Rain" (Dillon's search)
"Fade to Black" / "Heroes Among Us" / "End Game" (hybrids)
"Rain" / "Blitz" / "Heroes Among Us" / "Key to the Past" (Dillon and sister turned into hybrids)
Venjix debuts his human-like general, Tenaya 7. Ziggy joins the Rangers.
Gem and Gemma join the Rangers during a battle with one of Venjix's bodily forms.
Venjix activates his hybrid infiltrators, but Dr. K's antidote frees Dillon and Tenaya. Venjix's body is destroyed, but he survives within a Cell Shift Morpher.
Dillon, Tenaya, and Summer set out to rebuild the world.
"The Road to Corinth" (Dillon meets Ziggy)
"Fade to Black" (Dillon arrested and joins, Tenaya 7 debuts)
"Go for the Green" (Ziggy becomes Green)
"Embodied" / "Ghosts" (Gem and Gemma help)
"End Game" (hybrids, antidote in development)
"Danger and Destiny" (Venjix destroyed but survives)
Vrak goes into hiding as the Armada arrives. The Super Mega Rangers use Ranger Keys to harness the powers of past Ranger teams (some never before seen on Earth).
"Super Megaforce" (Super Mega Rangers, new school year)
"Earth Fights Back" / "Samurai Surprise" / "Power of Six" / "The Perfect Storm" / "The Grass is Always Greener... or Bluer" / "The Wrath" / "Legendary Battle extended edition" (powers not previously seen on Earth)
"Earth Fights Back" (Delta Runner)
"Blue Saber Saga" (Mystic Dragon)
"A Lion's Alliance" (Red Lion)
"Samurai Surprise" (Jayden)
"Spirit of the Tiger" (Casey)
"Silver Lining" (Orion, sixth-Ranger keys, Q-Rex)
"In the Driver's Seat" (Corinth)
"Vrak is Back" (Vrak, Robo Knight)
"The Wrath" (Mavro launches invasion, school still in session)
James resurfaces as the Aqua Ranger, not having aged in the years since his disappearance.
Lord Arcanon arrives. Zenowing is split from his evil half, as is Heckyl from Snide. Sledge destroys Arcanon.
Sledge pulls the Earth out of orbit. The Rangers destroy the Dark Energem, opening a black hole which swallows Sledge's ship and the Earth itself. The Rangers travel back to prehistory.
"Powers from the Past" / "Past, Present and Fusion" (Tyler, Shelby, and Riley)
"Past, Present and Fusion" / "No Matter How You Slice It" / "One More Energem" (Riley is away from home only for the summer)
"A Fool's Hour" (Sledge's return)
"Double Ranger, Double Danger" (date given as June 10)
"Break Out" (Gold Ranger)
"Rise of a Ranger" (Graphite Ranger)
"World Famous (in New Zealand)" (Albert)
"One More Energem" (Ms. Morgan becomes Purple Ranger)
"The Ghostest with the Mostest" (Halloween special)
"Race to Rescue Christmas" (Christmas special)
"When Evil Stirs" (Shelby taking summer classes)
"Roar of the Red Ranger" (Aqua Ranger)
"Recipe for Disaster" (Arcanon arrives)
"Silver Secret" (Zenowing split from Doomwing)
"Freaky Fightday" (Heckyl split from Snide)
"Worgworld" (Sledge destroys Arcanon)
"End of Extinction" (Dark Energem destroyed, black hole)
"Trick or Trial" (Halloween special)
Unknown (after Kendall becomes Purple Ranger, before Heckyl's reform)
Comics
Boom
MMPR
Dino Charge
Alternate Dimension
Negated Timeline
After Lord Drakkon's forces invade, Koda and Ms. Morgan join Kim and Jen's forces. (Drakkon later has Gold Dino Charge Sentries, as well as Silver's Titano Charge Morpher and an unidentified Dino Charge Morpher.)
Koda and Ms. Morgan join in the assault on Drakkon's base.
This timeline is undone when Drakkon is defeated, but powerless Tyler and Riley survive aboard the Promethea.
MMPR #27 (Dino Charge Rangers vs. Drakkon's forces)
MMPR #28–30 / Shattered Grid #1 (Koda and Kendall present)
MMPR #29–30 / Shattered Grid #1 (Heckyl, identity not revealed)
Lord Draven captures Tommy from Reefside. (Tommy and Kat are raising a young son, JJ.) Wes, Gemma, and Koda accompany the Ninja Steel team to Draven's Antiverse to free Tommy and other Rangers (Rocky, Kat, TJ, Trent, Antonio, and Gia).
Odius is destroyed.
Using a transportal device from Wes, the Ninja Steel Rangers team up with Koda to destroy Sledge. (This is the Sledge who helped Odius.)
"Echoes of Evil" (Sledge and Odius, Super Steel, new school year, 9/21/18 seen on novelty check)
"Dimensions in Danger" (Tommy, JJ, Kat, Antiverse)
"Love Stings" (Valentine's Day)
"Monster Mix-up" (Halloween special)
"Reaching the Nexus" (Odius destroyed)
"The Poisy Show" (Koda, Sledge, Christmas special)
Unknown (25 years after the MMPR team battled Rita)
MMPR #30 / Shattered Grid #1 (assault on Drakkon's base)
Shattered Grid #1 (timeline undone)
2020 ("5 years" before Power Rangers SPD)
TV
SPD
Backstory
12-year-old Z runs away from her new school in Newtech City, branded a freak by her human and alien classmates. She is secretly aided by Doggie Cruger.
Z and Jack begin stealing to help disadvantaged aliens.
"Beginnings, part 1" (Jack and Z begin stealing 5 years prior to series)
"Beginnings" / "Sam, part 2" (alien integration, Cruger on Earth)
"Sam, part 2" (12-year-old Z runs away, saved by Cruger)
SPD Earth falls to Emperor Gruumm's forces, granting Gruumm a longstanding foothold on Earth. Sam survives.
"Messenger"
2025 (cont'd)
TV
SPD
Time Travel
Katana visits from the past; as he returns home, the Omega Ranger arrives from 2040. The future apparently changes once Omega helps the Rangers win a pivotal battle on July 11.
Gruumm and Mora briefly visit 2004 with the SPD Rangers in pursuit.
After Gruumm and crew are defeated, Nova Ranger escorts Sam back to their time. Jack retires, Sky and Bridge change colors, and the rank of A-Squad is retired.
At some point, Cruger becomes supreme commander of SPD, with Sky replacing him as head of SPD Earth; Bridge becomes Red Ranger and will go back in time to help the Overdrive Rangers.
"Samurai" (Katana, Omega arrives)
"Messenger" (Omega Ranger debuts, 2040)
"History" (Dino Rangers to 2025)
"Wormhole" (Gruumm to 2004)
"Endings, part 1" (A-Squad, Broodwing, and generals confined)
"Endings, part 2" (Nova, Gruumm confined, Jack retires)
Operation Overdrive: "Once a Ranger" (additional promotions, Bridge goes back in time)
MMPR #30 / Shattered Grid #1 (assault on Drakkon's base)
Shattered Grid #1 (timeline undone)
Unknown (8 years before Soul of the Dragon)
Comics
Boom
MMPR
Side Story
Backstory
Tommy receives cybernetic implants after being injured in battle. He retires his Master Morpher at this point. (He has previously teamed up with Sky of SPD Earth.)
While Kat is away on Triforia, Tommy investigates the disappearance of their son JJ (a young SPD detective). Tommy's damaged Master Morpher breaks each of his Power Coins as he uses them.
Joined by Kat and other allies(including Blue Senturion and a female SPD Blue), Tommy helps JJ defeat Scorpina. JJ begins serving as SPD Green (equipped with his father's Dragon Shield).
Soul of the Dragon (Tommy, JJ, Dragon Shield, female SPD Blue seen)
The state of Earth in the wake of Gruumm's defeat is unrevealed. (Do Sam and Nova return to this future? Did the Nova seen in 2025 hail from this future or the leftabove panel?)
Old Tommy and Kat have at least two grandchildren, one of whom is apparently a Ranger.
"A Season to Remember" (Christmas special)
2100 (est.) (a "hundred years" after 2001)
TV
Time Force
Backstory
Time Travel
Trizyrium crystals are discovered. (Was this discovery date later altered by limited anachronistic research in 2001?)
"The Time Shadow" / "A Calm Before the Storm"
2135 (with Omega in 2025)
TV
SPD
Time Travel
An elevator music broadcast from July 11, 2135, is somehow received by Boom in 2025. (This is regarded as good news.)
"Messenger, part 2"
2200 (est.) ("200 years" after 2001)
TV
Time Force
Backstory
Time Travel
Healing serum is developed; Ransik will be dependent on this serum in 3000. (Was this discovery date later altered by limited anachronistic production in 2001?)
Dr. Ferricks later builds portable Transwarp drives into two Morphers (Project Midnight), but his proposal to change history is rejected.
Sins of the Future
Late 30th century (prior to "Force from the Future")
TV
Time Force
Backstory
Poisoned by the mutant Venomark, Ransik receives healing serum from Dr. Ferricks, but Ransik destroys his lab. Dying, Ferricks secretly rebuilds himself as Frax.
Ransik later dons a metal mask and organizes a mutant militia. He also raises a spoiled daughter, Nadira.
"Force from the Future" (Nadira)
"Ransik Lives" (Ransik dons mask, forms militia)
"Frax's Fury" (serum, Dr. Ferricks)
2999 or 3000 ("over 17 years" before episode 16)
Web
Hyperforce
Time Force
Backstory
In the rubble of Dr. Ferricks' lab (leftabove), assistants discover baby Vesper and raise her as a human.
Vesper's cyborg siblings help rebuild Dr. Ferricks as Frax.
Hyperforce episode 16
Late 30th century (est.)
Comics
Boom
Time Force
Side Story
Backstory
Secretly continuing his research (above), Dr. Ferricks genetically alters his volunteers, but none are spared from the ravages of the Transwarp drives.
Dr. Ferricks' creation, Venomark, leads to the dawn of the mutants.
Transferred out of Outpost One following a breakthrough with the Morphin Grid, Ferricks works on a serum to cure mutants, but Ransik kills him and destroys his lab.
Ferricks' mind lives on in his creations Frax and Frix.
Sins of the Future
Late 30th century (prior to "Force from the Future")
Alex arrests Ransik as he tries to escape into the past. Alex and Jen get engaged.
Ransik seemingly kills Alex and escapes to 2001; Jen and her teammates follow with Morphers.
"Force from the Future"
Unknown (years prior to 3006)
Comics
Boom
Time Force
Side Story
Time Travel
Backstory
Alex (left) is mourned by his sister, Cyra, who possesses Dr. Ferricks' black Chrono Morpher.
The presence of Jen and her team in the past somehow averts Alex's death, though he is no longer as Jen and Cyra remember.
MMPR #28 (original mention of Alex coming back different)
Sins of the Future (Cyra)
3000
TV
Time Force
Time Travel
Still alive, Alex serves as the brooding head of Time Force.
Alex monitors the concurrently unfolding events of 2001 and eventually sends the Time Shadow to help.
As Frax prepares Dragontron in the past, Alex grows concerned with deviations from the history banks and travels back to intervene. He returns after healing Mr. Collins on his deathbed. (The impact of this change is unknown.)
Alex later blocks Circuit's remote access to the history banks as a time hole crisis looms in the past. Alex rescues his team with a Timeship (they died originally), but upon learning of Wes's death in the past, the team goes back to save the day. They return to the future with Ransik in custody.
"The Time Shadow" (Alex monitors past, sends Time Shadow)
"Time Force Traitor" (Alex concerned, outranks Captain Logan?)
"Dawn of Destiny" (Alex to 2001)
"Destiny Defeated" (Alex changes history, returns to 3000)
"Circuit Unsure" (Circuit's access blocked, impact of alternate Collins family history apparently minimal)
"The End of Time, part 1" (Alex sends timeship to rescue four officers)
"The End of Time, part 2" (four arrive, refuse memory adaptation)
"The End of Time, part 3" (Rangers return with Ransik)
Wild Force: "Reinforcements from the Future, part 1" (impact of Silver Hills' survival apparently minimal)
3001
TV
Time Force
Wild Force
Time Travel
The Mut-Orgs travel back to 2002 in search of Dr. Adler, whom they describe as the "true" Master Org. Jen follows.
Wes later contacts Time Force from 2002; Ransik and Nadira accompany the Rangers into the past to stop the Mut-Orgs. (There, Ransik is purged of mutant DNA.)
"Reinforcements from the Future"
3006
Comics
Boom
Time Force
Side Story
Time Travel
Jen is directed to end her relationship with Wes and begin training for Hyperforce.
As Time Force Black, Cyra has repeatedly tried to save her original Alex. Meanwhile, Frix edits history using the Transwarp Mainframe in Outpost One in an effort to undo the creation of mutants.
In an alternate 3006, Jen is blamed for the deaths of Wes and Alex. Aided by future Nadira, Jen and Cyra confront Frix in Outpost One, but Cyra is tossed into prehistory.
After breaking Frix's second Morpher, Jen apparently fixes time by giving the black Morpher (and some encouragement) to young Cyra in the past. Much older Cyra returns and surrenders the Morpher.
Jen repurposes Outpost One as a base for the Time Force Rangers (and a place to meet Wes on dates).
Sins of the Future
Unknown (after Outpost One established)
Comics
Boom
MMPR
Time Force
Negated Timeline
From Outpost One (leftabove), the Time Force Rangers detect a spacetime fracture and the presence of Lord Drakkon's godlike form. Jen escapes into the past as her teammates are seemingly lost.
"Silver Lining, part 2" (Q-Rex summoned; 999 years added to Super Megaforce's estimated year)
3013 ("4 years" before episode 10)
Web
Hyperforce
Backstory
Time Travel
Nadira's fiancé Joe disappears on a secret mission as the Silver Time Force Ranger. (He will infiltrate a group of mutants who have escaped into the past.)
Hyperforce episode 10 (Joe's disappearance 4 years ago; episode concurrent with early 3017)
Hyperforce episode 12 (Joe revealed as Silver Ranger)
Hyperforce episode 16 (mutant mission explained)
Hyperforce episode 17 (engagement to Nadira)
3015 ("2 years" before episode 23)
Web
Hyperforce
Backstory
The head of an evil Alliance, Chloe's father revives Thrax using the Corona Aurora. (Other Alliance goals will include collecting villains, absorbing dark energy, assembling an armada, and preventing Zordon's energy wave.)
Hyperforce episodes 9 and 10 (Alliance's goal of saving Zordon)
Hyperforce episode 17 (five goals listed)
Hyperforce episode 23 (Thrax's revival, cited as 2 years prior)
Jen is later revealed to be serving as acting director of Time Force. Her teammates (including Wes, now a Time Force officer) have been captured by the Alliance.
Hyperforce episode 1 (Hyperforce team departs)
Hyperforce episodes 9 and 25 (Time Force Rangers captured)
Hyperforce episode 13 (Jen as acting director)
Hyperforce episode 25 (Wes stated to be officer, senior to Hyperforce)
With Zordon never destroyed, the Hyperforce and Time Force Rangers return to a dark future. The Time Force Rangers stay with alternate-timeline Jen to help the resistance against Lady Nadira. (story unresolved)
Nadira travels back to 3006 to help Jen ("Professor Scotts") with a series of time anomalies.
Sins of the Future
Morphin Grid
Long ago, "Morphing Masters" hid Power Eggs which the Rangers then protected in modern day (TV: MMPR).
The Morphin Masters ascended into the Morphin Grid using the Master Arch (comics).
The Praetor, a Morphin Master, sealed off the Solar Rangers' universe (comics). He was later destroyed by the new Solar Rangers, who then reconnected their universe to the Grid.
The Morphin Masters' Emissaries helped the Rangers when Lord Drakkon gained godlike powers from the Morphin Grid (comics).
As the Emissaries inspected the restored reality, Red was destroyed by an Empyreal (comics).
Until his demise, the Blue Emissary guided the Omega RangersJason, Trini, Zack, and Kiya) on their mission to help or imprison beings empowered by the Morphin Grid in the aftermath of Shattered Grid (comics).
In the distant future, Dr. Ferricks experimented with time travel technology while stationed in Outpost One, a castle outside space and time (comics). He later performed experiments on the Morphin Grid, culminating in a Transwarp Mainframe capable of changing history. This operation was shut down by Jen, who repurposed Outpost One as a headquarters for the Time Force Rangers. It was from here the Rangers first detected Lord Drakkon.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers
In the 2017 movie, Zordon led a Ranger team millions of years ago; they faced off against Green Ranger Rita.
Ninjor was reportedly the creator of the Power Coins (TV, comics). At some point, Zordon and Alpha found a map to Ninjor's Temple of Power along with the Power Coins (TV: "Ninja Quest, part 2").
In the Boom! Studios comics, Rita left the stolen Dragon Coin on the planet Breel 10,000 years ago. (In the Papercutz comics, she instead found the Dragon Coin in the Desert of Despair.)
When Kimberly time-traveled back to 1880, Zordon allowed the ancestors of her future teammates to become Wild West Rangers, reportedly "the first Earthlings to use the Power Coins" (TV: "Wild West Rangers").
In the comics (MMPR #20), Zordon dispatched Mighty Morphin Power Rangers led by Grace Sterling to battle Psycho Green in 1969 (three died).
When Rita was released, Zordon chose five teens to become Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (TV, comics, et al.).
Rita soon placed Tommy under a spell as her evil Green Ranger (TV, comics, et al.). (In the comics, this was predeced by Rita unlocking the Dragon Coin with her mother's spirit.) Tommy then joined the Rangers' side.
Rita later drained Tommy's powers (TV: "The Green Candle"); Jason briefly used the Dragon Coin afterward. Tommy later received temporary replacement powers.
After the Rangers received Thunderzords, Tommy's replacement powers were depleted, and Tommy soon received White Ranger powers (TV, comics).
The Rangers used the Sword of Light to transfer powers to Rocky, Adam, and Aisha (TV, comics).
In the comics, Billy and Grace Sterling succeeded in restoring the Dragon Coin, which Grace gave to a mystery user.
The Wizard of Deception created an evil clone of Tommy, complete with Dragon Coin (TV: "Return of the Green Ranger"). After the clone turned good, he remained in colonial times, apparently with his powers.
The Thunderzords' destruction ruined the Power Coins, but Ninjor gave the Rangers new Ninja powers and Zords (TV: MMPR season 3). The Rangers later acquired Shogunzords (whose resemblance to the Alien Rangers' Battle Borgs wasn't discussed).
Kimberly was weakened when Katherine stole her Power Coin, but it was later returned. Kim then passed her coin to Kat after her spell was broken (TV: MMPR season 3).
Kimberly later used the Sword of Light to repower herself, Trini, Zack, and two new friends (comics: MMPR Pink). Kim's team made use of Typhonis (built by Goldar from pieces of Cyclopsis and the Thunderzords).
While time was reverted, Rita and Zedd destroyed the Power Coins, after which the Alien Rangers continued to use the Shogun Megazord (TV: MMAR). (In a Zeo comic book, Rita and Zedd kept the energies from the coins they'd destroyed.)
During Jason's farewell party, Rocky gave him his polished-up (but still damaged) Tyrannosaurus Coin and Morpher as a memento (comics: MMPR Annual 2018).
During the Legendary Battle, Tommy morphed as the Green Ranger and also wielded Saba while unmorphed (TV: "Legendary Battle"). The other five Mighty Morphin Power Rangers appeared as well.
At some point, Tommy acquired a Master Morpher which allowed him to use his Green and White Mighty Morphin powers, as well as Zeo, Turbo, and Dino Thunder (TV, comics).
Rocky used the Tyrannosaurus Coin to morph into the Red Ranger (TV: Super Ninja Steel). At this point, Tommy used his Master Morpher to summon the Falconzord.
Devon used the Morphin Grid to summon Jason using a meteorite which turned into the Tyrannosaurus Coin, who in turn summoned his four Mighty Morphin teammates (TV: Beast Morphers). The original Megazord appeared in battle.
Tommy ultimately broke each of his Master Morpher's Power Coins, with his son JJ last to use the Dragon Coin (comics: Soul of the Dragon). JJ then continued to use the Dragon Shield as SPD Green.
In the Coinless universe, following the debut of the Thunderzords, Ninjor gave Jason new White Ranger powers (and the Tigerzord and Falconzord), but Lord Drakkon stole the White Ranger powers and fused them with his Green powers (comics).
Drakkon then used the remaining Power Coins (minus Triceratops) to power armies of Ranger Sentries. Evil Kimberly continued to use the Pterodactyl coin as Ranger Slayer; she commanded the Gravezord, formed from the broken Thunderzords.
When Tommy and Billy visited the Coinless universe, they took Saba back to their own universe, but he was later broken by Drakkon (comics).
Later, four of the Power Coins in the Coinless universe were shattered while Kimberly's forces used Drakkon's diffuser to power everyone in the city (comics).
Zordon / Alpha
In the comics, Zordon served as a Guardian of Eltar in his youth: Zordon wore bronze armor, while Zophram wore gold and Zartus wore silver.
In the far future, Dr. Ferricks placed an Eltarian volunteer whom he called "Z" inside Cyclobot armor while testing his Transwarp drives, but Z appeared not to survive (comics).
Zordon's Command Center was located in the desert some distance from Angel Grove (TV: MMPR).
Ernie opened the Youth Center five years before Rita's release (comics: Go Go PR #20). Lt. Stone later became the Youth Center's owner (TV: Turbo), and it may have been turned into the Surf Spot (TV: In Space).
In the Coinless universe, Angel Grove became Lord Drakkon's base of operations. After Drakkon's departure, the city was a battleground between Drakkon's remaining forces and the Coinless. Four of the Power Coins were later used to empower everyone in the city against Eclipta (comics).
Angel Grove of the year 2205 was seen in a side story in the comics.
Skull began piano lessons at age 3 and was secretly a talented pianist in high school (TV: "Instrument of Destruction").
Bulk and Skull became friends in the second grade (TV: "Rangers Back in Time").
Six years before Rita's release, Skull was childhood friends with Billy (comics: Go Go PR #3).
In a farcical side story, Bulk and Skull saved the day as the Purple and Orange Rangers (comic: MMPR Annual 2016).
Skull dated a girl named Candice for some time (comics).
Bulk and Skull worked with Lt. Stone in the Junior Police (TV: MMPR season 3) and then later at Stone's detective agency (TV: Zeo). They also kept amnesic Goldar and Rito as servants for months (TV: Zeo).
After graduation, Bulk and Skull were chimps for some time (TV: Turbo), and they later worked for Professor Phenomenus (TV: In Space).
Bulk traveled to Mirinoi (TV: Lost Galaxy). Several years later, he was back on Earth operating a resort, where he and Skull reminisced (TV: "Forever Red").
Some years later, Skull sent his son Spike to train with Bulk (TV: Samurai).
In the Coinless universe, Bulk joined the Coinless, while Skull served as a mole among Drakkon's Sentries (comics). He and Bulk later reunited (comics).
Kimberly / Ranger Slayer
Four months before Rita's release, Kimberly was known to Zack and friends as "salad girl" after an incident which cost Zack his job (comics).
Kim's boyriend Matt was impersonated for a time by a shapeshifting Putty; he later learned the Rangers' identities (comics).
In the Coinless universe, Kimberly fought Drakkon's forces and was later mind-controlled into the Ranger Slayer (comics). Decades later, she traveled back in time, met her past self, and was freed of her spell (comics).
After helping the Solar Rangers in another universe (comics), Ranger Slayer returned to her own world and reluctantly claimed control of Drakkon's forces (comics).
Kimberly and Tommy dated for some time (TV, comics).
When her mom moved to France, Kimberly lived with Aisha to train for the Pan Globals gymnastics trials (TV: "A Brush with Destiny").
After earning numerous gold medals in the Pan Globals, Kim used the Sword of Light to repower herself, Trini, Zack, and two new friends to rescue her mom and others from Goldar (comics: MMPR Pink).
Though not seen unmorphed, Mighty Morphin Pink (presumably Kimberly) appeared in the Legendary Battle (TV: "Legendary Battle"). Mighty Morphin Pink (again presumably Kimberly) was also seen years later (TV: Beast Morphers).
Six years before Rita's release, young Jason was a bully before starting karate lessons (comics: Go Go PR #15). The following year, he met young Zack at the Youth Center's grand opening (comics: Go Go PR #20).
In the comics, Jason and Trini secretly dated for a time.
Jason, Trini, and Zack stepped down as Rangers when they were chosen for a peace conference (TV: "The Power Transfer"), though in the comics, this was a cover for their departure to serve as Omega Rangers in space.
Following the peace conference, Jason returned to keep the Gold Ranger powers safe until Trey could reclaim them (TV: Zeo).
In the comics, Trini and Jason secretly dated for a time.
Jason, Trini, and Zack stepped down as Rangers when they were chosen for a peace conference (TV: "The Power Transfer"), though in the comics, this was a cover for their departure to serve as Omega Rangers in space.
Following the peace conference, Trini and Zack volunteered (and dated) in South America; she and Zack helped Kimberly rescue her mom using power from the Sword of Light (comics: MMPR Pink).
Though not seen unmorphed, Mighty Morphin Yellow (presumably Trini?) appeared in the Legendary Battle (TV: "Legendary Battle"). Mighty Morphin Yellow (again presumably Trini) was also seen years later (TV: "Grid Connection").
In a side story in the comics, Zack was summoned across time and space to fight alongside numerous alternate-universe Zacks and Adams.
Prior to putting Tommy under a spell, Rita invited Zack to join her side as the Green Ranger (he declined) (comics).
Jason, Trini, and Zack stepped down as Rangers when they were chosen for a peace conference (TV: "The Power Transfer"), though in the comics, this was a cover for their departure to serve as Omega Rangers in space.
Following the peace conference, Zack and Trini volunteered (and dated) in South America; he and Trini helped Kimberly rescue her mom using power from the Sword of Light (comics: MMPR Pink).
Though not seen unmorphed, Mighty Morphin Black (presumably Zack) appeared in the Legendary Battle (TV: "Legendary Battle"). Mighty Morphin Black (again presumably Zack) was also seen years later (TV: "Grid Connection").
Soon after Tommy moved to Angel Grove, Rita placed him under a spell as her evil Green Ranger, but he joined the Rangers after the spell was broken (TV, comics, et al.). (In the comics, he had a run-in with Ranger Slayer prior to his Green Ranger days.)
In an alternate universe, Tommy remained with Rita under the name Lord Drakkon. He defeated the Rangers, stole their Power Coins (including White Ranger powers intended for Jason), and killed Rita (comics). He later placed Coinless rebel Kimberly under a spell as the Ranger Slayer.
Many years later, Drakkon traveled back in time across universes and was captured by Promethea (comics). He later escaped, captured Ninjor, killed his younger alternate self, and began stealing Ranger powers across time to enhance his powers and build up his Ranger Sentry armies (comics).
Drakkon ultimately entered the Morphin Grid and rewrote reality, but Tommy's spirit prevailed, and the Rangers restored history (comics).
Tommy and Kimberly dated for some time (TV, comics).
Some time after Rita drained Tommy's powers, he received temporary replacement powers (TV: MMPR season 1). Once these powers were depleted, he received White Ranger powers (TV, comics).
The Rangers recaptured powerless Drakkon when he returned to Earth (comics). The Omega Rangers later took him into space in search of the Empyreals.
Some time after Kimberly broke up with Tommy, he began dating Katherine (TV: Zeo).
Tommy met his long-lost brother David, and they briefly united their arrowhead (TV: Zeo).
After switching to Turbo powers and graduating high school, Tommy spent time racing stock cars (TV: Turbo). He then passed his powers to TJ.
Tommy later morphed as Zeo Ranger V while leading a team of Red Rangers to destroy Serpentera (TV: "Forever Red").
Tommy worked with Anton Mercer developing cyborg dinosaurs until Mercer blew up their lab. Tommy's college friend Hayley helped him build Morphers from Dino Gems (TV: Dino Thunder).
Later teaching at Reefside High, Tommy ("Dr. Oliver") mentored three Dino Rangers and became the Black Dino Ranger (complete with invisibility powers) (TV: Dino Thunder). Tommy was seemingly single during this time, but years later, Tommy and Kat raised a son, JJ, together (TV, comics).
During the Legendary Battle, Tommy morphed as the Green Ranger (TV: "Legendary Battle").
At some point, Tommy acquired a Master Morpher which allowed him to use all his previous powers (TV, comics). He used this against Lord Draven, who briefly replaced him with a robot duplicate (TV: "Dimensions in Danger").
Later, Tommy retired his Master Morpher after an injury in battle left him with cybernetic implants (comics: Soul of the Dragon).
Once JJ was an adult, Tommy investigated his son's disappearance, breaking his Power Coins along the way (comics: Soul of the Dragon). He finally retired from Ranger heroics after helping defeat Scorpina, and JJ took on his father's Dragon Shield as SPD Green.
In a Christmas special, elderly Tommy and Kat had grandchildren, one of whom was a Power Ranger (TV: "A Season to Remember").
On his Zeo quest, young Rocky met his apparent grandfather as a child in Mexico; he then returned with the Blue Zeo Subcrystal (TV: "Water You Thinking?").
When Rocky was injured, his young student Justin took his place as a Turbo Ranger (Movie: Turbo); after graduation, Rocky declined to reclaim his powers, instead focusing on his karate school (TV: Turbo).
While in high school, Aisha volunteered at an animal shelter (TV: MMPR season 3).
Aisha's Zeo quest took her to an African village where her apparent great aunt Ashalla gave her the Yellow Zeo Subcrystal; Aisha remained here to help the animals, and Tanya traveled in her place (TV: "Hogday Afternoon").
When the Zeo Crystal restored time, Aisha's age was restored, and her family joined her as history was altered (TV: "Hogday Afternoon"); Aisha's history as the Yellow Ranger may or may not have been altered accordingly (she still appeared in Tommy's Ranger logs in ""Legacy of Power").
Not long after time was restored, Aisha sent Tanya a map which led her to her missing parents (TV: "The Lore of Auric").
Ninjor was reportedly the creator of the Power Coins (TV, comics). At some point, Zordon and Alpha found a map to Ninjor's Temple of Power along with the Power Coins, but Zordon believed Ninjor's existence might have been a myth (TV: "Ninja Quest, part 2").
During Shattered Grid in the comics, Lord Drakkon tricked Ninjor into repairing his Morpher; he then captured Ninjor and used him to absorb additional powers to enter the Morphin Grid.
After losing their powers, the Mighty Morphin teens found Ninjor's temple beneath the Desert of Despair; he granted them Ninja powers and Zords and regularly helped them in battle for a time (TV: MMPR season 3).
In a side story in the comics, Ninjor teamed up with Blue Senturion to track down Monsier Muster in the year 2205.
The Ninjor of the Coinless universe gave Jason new White Ranger powers (and the Tigerzord and Falconzord), but both Ninjor and Jason were apparently killed (comics).
Kat was put under Rita's spell after she and her family moved to Angel Grove (TV: MMPR season 3).
Some time after weakening Kimberly by stealing her Power Coin, Kat broke free of Rita's spell and returned the coin. Kim then chose Kat as the new Pink Ranger when she moved away (TV: "A Different Shade of Pink").
Some time after becoming Zeo Ranger I, Kat began dating Tommy (TV: Zeo).
After switching to Turbo powers and graduating high school, Kat worked as an assistant teacher and was later accepted to the Royal Academy as a ballet dancer (TV: Turbo). She then passed her powers to Cassie.
Tommy was seemingly single while teaching at Reefside High (TV: Dino Thunder), but years later, Kat and Tommy raised a son, JJ, together (TV, comics).
Though not seen unmorphed, Zeo Ranger I (presumably Kat) appeared in the Legendary Battle (TV: "Legendary Battle").
Long ago, Ninjor granted Battle Borgs to the Aquitians (TV: MMAR).
While the Earth was time-regressed, the Alien Rangers of Aquitar battled Rita and Zedd's forces (TV: MMAR). They returned home after defeating their arch-nemesis Hydro Hog (with the help of the Earth Rangers' Shogun Megazord) and after the Earth was restored.
The Alien Rangers later returned to Earth to help Billy with his rapid aging; while receiving treatment on Aquitar, Billy opted to remain with his Aquitian girlfriend Cestria (TV: "Rangers of Two Worlds").
Rita's mother Lady Fienna sought Zordon's help to hide Rita from her father, Master Vile, but Vile ultimately found Rita and taught her the ways of evil (comics). Rita later took in Finster, Squatt, Baboo, and Goldar while serving Lord Zedd (comics).
Rita later reclaimed the Dragon Coin from Breel and used her mother's spirit to unlock its power (comics).
Tommy served as Rita's evil Green Ranger until he was freed from her spell (TV, comics). (In the comics, she first offered the coin to Zack.) Scorpina debuted around this time (TV: "Green with Evil").
Rita drained Tommy's powers with the Green Candle (TV, comics). Cyclopsis and Lokar appeared around this time (TV).
Lord Zedd later banished Rita into space (TV, comics). He briefly created Dark Rangers and later completed Serpentera (TV, comics).
In the TV series, Scorpina worked for Zedd on one occasion and then wasn't seen again.
In the comics, Zedd paid Dayne of Sirius to battle the Rangers. He also empowered his minions as Dark Rangers.
Rita later returned and married Zedd with a love potion (TV: "The Wedding"). The Wizard of Deception helped her by creating an evil clone of Tommy.
In the Soul of the Dragon graphic novel, Scorpina was banished to Lokar's dimension after stealing one of Rita's spellbooks. (Compare with Scorpina's presence in the Coinless universe in the main comics below.)
Master Vile spent some time with Rita and Zedd, ultimately casting the Earth back in time, but he left when the Alien Rangers arrived (TV: MMPR season 3, MMAR). Rita and Zedd destroyed the Power Coins around this time.
Rita and Zedd fled to Master Vile's galaxy in Serpentera when the Machine Empire arrived (TV: Zeo). When they returned (in an RV on the moon), Rito and Goldar rejoined them, and they eventually blew up Mondo and his family (TV: Zeo).
Rita and Zedd were later at Dark Specter's banquet and ultimately participated in his assault on the universe, but Zordon's energy wave purified them (TV: In Space). (In Soul of the Dragon, Finster was purified as well.)
In the game Power Rangers Super Legends, Zedd's human form became an archaeologist, found a time crystal, and was corrupted by his past self; after being battled by an assortment of Rangers throughout history, he was lost in a time void.
In an alternate timeline in Hyperforce, time-traveling Thrax (see below) prevented Zordon's sacrifice and siphoned Dark Specter's power to Rita and Zedd.
Remnants of the Machine Empire later dug up Serpentera on the moon, but a team of Red Rangers destroyed it (TV: "Forever Red").
Years later, Ryjack's Reanimizer recreated Putty Patrollers; Evox then used it to create Goldar Maximus from Goldar's sword (TV: Beast Morphers). (Zedd's staff was also among Ryjack's weapon collection.) Goldar Maximus was destroyed by Jason and other Rangers (TV: Beast Morphers).
In the Coinless universe, Tommy (Lord Drakkon) remained at Rita's side until killing her upon the Rangers' defeat (comics). This universe's Goldar and Scorpina apparently died in battle, but Finster lived on in the form of Finster-5.
In Drakkon's absence, Lord Zedd, Finster-5, and alternate-Scorpina vied for power, but Zedd was left under Finster-5's control, fused with parts from the Dragonzord (comics: Ranger Slayer). Trini conjured Rita's spirit to help the Coinless, but Rita and her spirit hordes were later defeated.
During a reluctant alliance with the Coinless, Scorpina grew fond of this world's Adam, but he was killed by Eclipta (comics).
Tanya
Tanya was raised in an African village after her parents disappeared on an expedition in search of the tiki of Auric (TV: "The Lore of Auric").
Young Tanya took Aisha's Zeo Subcrystal to the Command Center and became a teenager when time was restored (TV: MMAR/Zeo). (The comics described this as years of "altered time streams" which Tanya experienced due to her time skip.)
While serving as a Zeo Ranger, Tanya turned down a singing career. She also rescued her parents from Mysterio Island, prior to which she had been living with Kat (TV: Zeo).
After switching to Turbo powers and graduating high school, Tanya interned at a radio station (TV: Turbo). She then passed her powers to Ashley.
Though not seen unmorphed, Zeo Ranger II (presumably Tanya) appeared in the Legendary Battle (TV: "Legendary Battle").
In the comics, an alternate Tanya survived Shattered Grid aboard the Promethea; she and Magna Defender Mike became romantically involved.
Zeo Rangers
Long ago, the Zeo Crystal was hidden in Earth's moon to keep it from Master Vile (TV: "Master Vile and the Metallic Armor"). In modern day, the Rangers split up the Zeo Crystal and cast the pieces through a time hole to keep it from Vile.
While the Earth was stuck in the past, the ex-Rangers retrieved the subcrystals from places and times relevant to their respective heritages (minus Billy) (TV: MMAR). The assembled crystal then returned time to normal.
The Zeo Rangers debuted to battle the Machine Empire, with much of their technology created by Billy and Alpha-5 (TV: Zeo).
As the Gold Ranger, Trey of Triforia aided the Zeo Rangers until being injured on Aquitar (TV: Zeo). He passed his powers to Jason until he was able to reclaim them some time later.
During the Legendary Battle, four of the five Zeo Rangers appeared (possibly plus Gold; Tommy was using different powers at the time) (TV: "Legendary Battle").
At some point, Tommy acquired a Master Morpher which allowed him to use all his prior powers, including Zeo (TV, comics). Older Tommy later broke the Master Morpher's coins in battle (comics: Soul of the Dragon).
Long ago, King Mondo was defeated while wielding the Damocles Sword, which he then buried on Earth (TV: Zeo). His first heir, Prince Gasket, eloped with Archerina at some point.
Mondo and Machina began attacking Earth in modern day (TV: Zeo). Gasket returned for a time while Mondo was temporarily destroyed.
Mondo and Machina were later at Dark Specter's banquet and ultimately participated in his assault on the universe, but Zordon's energy wiped them out (TV: In Space).
Remnants of the Machine Empire led by General Venjix later dug up Serpentera on the moon but were defeated by a team of Red Rangers (TV: "Forever Red").
Turbo Rangers
The Zeo Rangers (and Rocky's young student Justin) switched to Turbo powers and Zords to battle Divatox (Turbo movie). They used their Turbo Keys to allow the Ghost Galleon to enter the Nemesis Triangle where Maligore was imprisoned.
The Blue Senturion was sent back in time with a warning of an evil alliance (TV: "The Millennium Message"); he then remained to help the Turbo Rangers.
The new Turbo Rangers gained the help of sentient space cars Lightning Cruiser and Storm Blaster (TV: "The Wheel of Fate"). The mysterious Phantom Ranger also aided the Rangers for a time (TV: Turbo).
When Eltar was later invaded, Dimitria and Blue Senturion left to help, but Zordon was nonetheless captured as Eltar fell (TV: "Chase into Space"). At this time, Divatox destroyed the Power Chamber and captured Lightning Cruiser and Storm Blaster, and the Turbo Rangers' powers were apparently lost. Justin remained on Earth as the others journeyed into space and became Space Rangers.
Some time later, Storm Blaster escaped and sought Justin's help, providing him with a Turbo Morpher from its glove compartment. Justin and the Space Rangers then freed Lightning Cruiser (TV: "True Blue to the Rescue").
Having briefly helped the Space Rangers, the Phantom Ranger was later seen during Dark Specter's assault on the universe (TV: In Space).
Years later, TJ morphed as the Red Turbo Ranger during Tommy's gathering of Red Rangers (TV: "Forever Red").
In a side story in the comics, Blue Senturion teamed up with Ninjor to track down Monsier Muster in the year 2205.
In the Coinless universe, the Phantom Ranger and Blue Senturion helped in the early struggle against Lord Drakkon, but Blue Senturion was beheaded, and the Phantom was apparently defeated as well (comics).
Turbo villains / Dimitria
1,000 years ago, Divatox was left at the altar by a being named Pharoah (TV: "Glyph Hanger").
In the late 19th century, Divatox ordered a space base from her brother, General Havoc (TV: "The Darkest Day").
In modern day, Divatox chased Lerigot to Earth and used his powers to free Maligore, hoping to wed him and conquer the universe (Turbo movie). Following Maligore's demise by the Turbo Rangers, Divatox began launching attacks on Angel Grove, now with an army of Piranhatrons (TV: Turbo).
When Zordon left Earth, his replacement was Dimitria, an ethereal being whose long-lost sister may have been Divatox (TV: Turbo).
Divatox received her mother's guidance in a plot to dispose of Tommy (she opened a vortex into which Divatox's father had been cast) (TV: "Passing the Torch").
Divatox later docked her subcraft with the space base brought by General Havoc (TV: "The Darkest Day").
With the help of a monster named Goldgoyle, Divatox succeeded in defeating the Turbo Rangers but was immediately called away to Dark Specter's banquet (TV: "Chase into Space"). At this point, Divatox was charged with transporting the captive Zordon, while her nephew Elgar was assigned to Astronema (TV: In Space).
Divatox's forces participated in Dark Specter's assault on the universe, but she was purified by Zordon's energy wave, turning her into a form resembling Dimitria (TV: "Countdown to Destruction").
Years prior to 1998, Andros's sister Karone was kidnapped on the planet KO-35 (TV: In Space).
Red Ranger Andros and Silver Ranger Zhane later fought in vain to protect KO-35 during Dark Specter's invasion; Zhane was critically injured and placed in cryogenic suspension aboard the Astro Megaship, and KO-35 was abandoned (TV: "Survival of the Silver").
On Earth, four of the Turbo Rangers passed on their powers to friends Carlos and Ashley, as well as new arrivals TJ and Cassie (TV: "Passing the Torch").
After losing their powers, four of the ex-Turbo Rangers left Earth in the Astro Megashuttle (given to them by NASADA) (TV: "Chase into Space"). At this point, they crossed paths with Andros, who had narrowly escaped Dark Specter's banquet. He reluctantly accepted the Earth teens as his teammates (TV: "From Out of Nowhere").
Zhane eventually awoke and recharged his powers using a lightning bolt (TV: In Space). After a brief flirtation with Astronema, Zhane left to help the survivors of KO-35.
In time, Andros discovered Astronema was Karone, and she briefly defected to the Rangers' side (TV: In Space).
The Space Rangers later reclaimed their Morphers from storage aboard the Megaship to help the Galaxy Rangers defeat the Psycho Rangers, after which they returned to Earth (TV: Lost Galaxy).
In the comics, Andros faked Astronema's death during Karone's trial (to Karone's chagrin). He and Karone later clashed as she tried to help the Psycho Rangers (comics: The Psycho Path).
Andros used the Megaship Mark II ("fresh off the construction yards of KO-35") when he aided Tommy as the Red Space Ranger (TV: "Forever Red"). TJ, meanwhile, morphed as the Red Turbo Ranger.
Before Zedd had him killed 10,000 years ago, Goldar's brother Silverback planned to serve Dark Specter instead (comics: MMPR Annual 2016).
After Trek betrayed his fellow Supersonic Rangers of Xybria, Dark Specter turned him into Psycho Green (comics). Psycho Green was then shot down over the Earth's moon while on a mission to find Rita's Dragon Coin (comics).
Awakened by astronauts in 1969, Psycho Green killed three Rangers before his defeat; Grace Sterling kept his dagger (comics).
Years prior to 1998 on the planet KO-35, Darkonda kidnapped young Karone, whom Ecliptor raised as Astronema (TV). Dark Specter's forces later invaded KO-35 (TV).
After his forces conquered Eltar and captured Zordon (TV: "Chase into Space"), Dark Specter gathered assorted villains to announce he was draining Zordon's powers (TV: "From Out of Nowhere). When Andros was discovered as a spy, Dark Specter sent Astronema in pursuit.
Andros later discovered that Astronema's locket matched his own, and her identity as Karone was revealed. Astronema defected to the Rangers' side but was recaptured and given cybernetic implants (TV: In Space).
As a secret ploy to both destroy the Rangers and drain Dark Specter, Astronema created the Psycho Rangers (TV: In Space). (In the Psycho Path graphic novel, the Psycho Rangers were revealed to have been people before Astronema transformed them.)
The Psycho Rangers were destroyed, but their ghosts used Astronema's data laser to reconstruct themselves until the Rangers managed to digitize them into data cards (TV: In Space).
Having used eight of his nine lives battling the Rangers and Ecliptor, Darkonda turned against Dark Specter during his final assault on the universe, and both were mutually destroyed. Now in charge of Dark Specter's forces, Astronema was apparently killed in battle with Andros.
After Zordon's energy wave wiped out Astronema's armies (purifying some), Astronema awoke as Karone (TV: "Countdown to Destruction").
Deviot later recreated the Psycho Rangers from their data cards, but they were destroyed once again (TV: "To the Tenth Power").
In the comics, Karone was abducted from Mirinoi to stand trial for her crimes as Astronema. Andros faked Astronema's death to spare Karone from execution, and Karone left in disgust.
Later, Psycho Green recreated the Psycho Rangers from their data cards (after adjusting their programming to give them familial loyalty). They found Karone on KO-35, where she had connected with the parts of her that were Astronema. Karone taught the Psychos to be better people and prevented Green from resetting them further (comics: The Psycho Path).
During the Legendary Battle years later, Karone was Galaxy Pink once again (TV: "Legendary Battle").
Years later, Ryjack's weapon collection included Astronema's gauntlet and at least Psycho Red's data card (TV: Beast Morphers).
In the comics, an alternate Galaxy Ranger Karone survived Shattered Grid aboard the Promethea.
In the Coinless universe, Dark Specter sent Eclipta and Quantrons, followed by evil Andros, in response to a signal from Lord Drakkon's prison (comics).
Galaxy Rangers
Long ago, a great battle left three Galactabeasts dead; the Quasar Sabers were left on Mirinoi. After his son was killed by Scorpius, the Magna Defender released the Lights of Orion on Mirinoi but was trapped underground (TV: Lost Galaxy).
When Scorpius attacked Mirinoi in modern day, a portal led Maya to the moon, where she enlisted the help of four Earthlings. Together, they pulled the Quasar Sabers on Mirinoi and became Galaxy Rangers, but Scorpius's general Furio turned the planet to stone (TV: "Quasar Quest").
The Rangers soon freed five Galactabeasts which they transformed into Zords using stolen Transdaggers acquired from one of Scorpius's monsters (TV: Lost Galaxy).
Revived by Mike's spirit, the Magna Defender sought the Lights of Orion. He died saving Terra Venture and passed his powers to Mike (TV: Lost Galaxy).
Deviot later arrived, having revived the three dead Galactabeasts as Zords (they joined the Rangers' side) (TV: "The Lost Galactabeasts").
When Kendrix apparently died saving the colony, her Quasar Saber flew away to another planet, where it was found by Karone. Kendrix's spirit then chose Karone as the new Pink Galaxy Ranger (TV: Lost Galaxy).
The Galaxy Rangers later returned the Quasar Sabers to Mirinoi, restoring the planet (TV: "Journey's End"). Kendrix returned to life at this point.
During the Legendary Battle, the Galaxy Rangers and Magna Defender were present (Leo and Damon were seen unmorphed, and Karone was Galaxy Pink) (TV: "Legendary Battle").
In the comics, an alternate Karone and Mike survived Shattered Grid aboard the Promethea; he and Tanya became romantically involved.
When Scorpius insisted his daughter Trakeena transform, she ran away to Onyx and trained under Villamax. Deviot then orchestrated Scorpius's demise, and Trakeena inherited his powers (TV: Lost Galaxy).
Deviot cast Terra Venture into the Lost Galaxy by reading a spell from the Galaxy Book; he then allied with Captain Mutiny (TV: Lost Galaxy). Once Terra Venture escaped, Trakeena destroyed Mutiny and accidentally fused with Deviot.
Trakeena crippled Terra Venture (killing Villamax when he refused to attack civilians) and was defeated in a mutated green form (TV: "Journey's End").
When Queen Bansheera's demons were released, Mitchell was now captain of Lightspeed, based underwater near Mariner Bay; much of their technology was designed by Ms. Fairweather (TV: Lightspeed Rescue). Mitchell selected Carter, his own daughter Dana, and others as Lightspeed Rangers.
Mitchell's superior, General McKnight, briefly replaced the Rangers with Cyborg Rangers, but the Rangers saved the day when the cyborgs malfunctioned (TV: "Cyborg Rangers").
Ryan returned to steal the experimental Titanium Morpher, but he eventually allied with the Rangers (TV: Lightspeed Rescue). Ryan later broke Diabolico's cobra curse and set out to research Bansheera's weakness (TV: Lightspeed Rescue).
After sealing Bansheera in the Shadow World following the Aquabase's destruction, the Rangers remained in Mariner Bay. Ms. Fairweather and Joel began dating (TV: "The Fate of Lightspeed").
The following year, the Lightspeed Rangers helped the Time Force Rangers against Vypra. By this time, Joel and Ms. Fairweather were married, and Dana was a pediatrician (TV: "Time for Lightspeed").
Carter later joined Tommy's gathering of Red Rangers on Earth's moon (TV: "Forever Red").
During the Legendary Battle, the six Lightspeed Rangers were present (Carter and Dana were seen unmorphed) (TV: "Legendary Battle").
Assorted Ranger gear, including from the Lightspeed Rangers, was seen in Grid Battleforce's archives (TV: Beast Morphers). Zoey later used a Thermo Blaster against Evox.
In the comics, an alternate powerless Kelsey (and Dana?) survived Shattered Grid aboard the Promethea.
Lightspeed villains
Long ago, Queen Bansheera was defeated, and her demons were sealed in the Tomb of Forever by an ancient warlock (TV: "Operation Lightspeed").
Ryan stole the Titanium Morpher and battled the Rangers. When Ryan joined the Rangers' side, Diabolico cursed him with a cobra tattoo, which Ryan then defeated in the Tomb of Forever (TV: Lightspeed Rescue).
When Diabolico was destroyed, Bansheera's son Impus inherited his Star Power and became Olympius (TV: Lightspeed Rescue). Bansheera was then partially resurrected (TV: Lightspeed Rescue).
Betrayed by Olympius, Vypra and Loki resurrected Diabolico. Bansheera absorbed Vypra to complete her transformation, and Loki was lured to his doom. Olympius and Diabolico then fell in battle (TV: Lightspeed Rescue).
When Bansheera sought to unlock the Shadow World, Diabolico's spirit helped the Rangers seal her within (TV: "The Fate of Lightspeed").
In the 30th century, bio-tech accidents in the age of designer babies gave rise to Ransik and other mutants (TV: "Ransik Lives").
Later, Time Force experimented with time travel and lost the Q-Rex in prehistory (TV: "The Quantum Quest").
In the comics, Dr. Ferricks was instrumental in developing Time Force's time travel technology, which he tested from Outpost One, a castle outside space and time. He later created two Morphers containing portable Transwarp drives, but his proposal to alter history was rejected.
The Time Force Police, including Red Ranger Alex, eventually arrested most of Ransik's gang (TV: "Force from the Future"). At some point, Alex was partnered with Jen after her original partner, Steelix, was arrested (TV: "Jen's Revenge").
In the comics, Alex had a younger sister, Cyra, who later used one of Dr. Ferricks' enhanced Morphers to become Time Force Black.
After apparently killing Alex, Ransik escaped into the past with a prison full of mutant criminals; Jen and her teammates followed with Morphers (TV: "Force from the Future").
In 2001, Wes helped unlock the Morphers, his DNA similar to Alex's (TV: "Force from the Future"). He and the Rangers then began living together in a clock tower in Silver Hills (TV: Time Force).
Back in 3000, Alex now served as the brooding head of Time Force (TV: Time Force). In the comics, Alex's survival was attributed to changes to history, but he wasn't as Jen and Cyra remembered. Cyra then traveled back in time in an attempt to save her original Alex.
To counter a robot Frax powered with anachronistic Trizyrium crystals, Alex sent the Time Shadow to help the Rangers in the past (TV: "The Time Shadow").
At one point, Katie fell through a time hole and changed history by helping Walter Brown, original inhabitant of the clock tower (TV: "The Legend of the Clock Tower").
Working for the Silver Guardians, Eric claimed the recently unearthed Quantum Morpher; he and Wes then followed a mutant to retrieve the Q-Rex from prehistory (TV: "Clash for Control").
After Frax destroyed his serum supply, Ransik raided Bio-Lab and critically injured Wes's father, Mr. Collins (TV: "Dawn of Destiny"). At this point, Alex traveled back in time and took Wes's place, but Wes rejected his fate and led the Rangers against Dragontron. Alex then healed Mr. Collins and returned to the future (TV: "Destiny Defeated").
Wes later convinced Bio-Lab to halt the anachronistic production of Trizyrium crystals (TV: "A Calm Before the Storm").
Alex sent a Timeship to rescue his teammates from a looming crisis, but they opted to stay with Wes.
His humanity erased by Ransik, Frax piloted Doomtron, threatening Silver Hills with time holes (TV: "The End of Time"). Wes then sent the others to 3000 for their safety. Injured, Eric passed his powers to Wes (TV: "The End of Time").
Originally at this point, Wes died in battle, somehow saving the future, but his teammates returned to save him (TV: "The End of Time"). Trip helped nullify Doomtron, and the Rangers returned to the future with Ransik in custody; Wes and Eric remained to lead the Silver Guardians (TV: "The End of Time").
In the year 3001, Mut-Orgs escaped to 2002 in search of Master Org, with Jen in pursuit (TV: "Reinforcements from the Future"). Ransik, Nadira, and the other Time Force Rangers also traveled back to help Wes, Eric, and the Wild Force Rangers against the Mut-Orgs.
Wes and Eric joined Tommy's gathering of Red Rangers on Earth's moon (TV: "Forever Red").
In the comics, Wes and Jen continued to date across time. After befriending Cyra and thwarting Frix, Jen traveled into the past and gave young Cyra the black Chrono Morpher (and some encouragement); it was then broken when older Cyra returned it to Jen. At this point, Jen repurposed Outpost One into a headquarters and a place to meet Wes on dates.
Among the Mega Rangers' Ranger Keys were keys which allowed them to use the Time Force powers (TV: Super Megaforce). Orion also used a new Q-Rex Zord sent from the future.
During the Legendary Battle, the six Time Force Rangers were present (Wes was seen unmorphed) (TV: "Legendary Battle").
In the 30th century, bio-tech accidents gave rise to Ransik and other mutants (TV: "Ransik Lives"). Ransik later freed three Org spirits in the wastelands, an encounter which endowed him with bodily blades (TV: "Reinforcements from the Future").
Poisoned by another mutant, Ransik received healing serum from Dr. Ferricks, but Ransik destroyed his lab. Dying, Ferricks secretly rebuilt himself as Frax (TV: "Frax's Fury"). (In Hyperforce, Ferricks was rebuilt by his cyborg children after one of them, Vesper, was taken in by Ferricks' assistants.)
In the comics, Dr. Ferricks was instrumental in developing Time Force's time travel technology, which he did outside the timestream in Outpost One. He later built two enhanced Morphers, but his proposal to change history was rejected. In subsequent experiments, he modified his volunteers' DNA (and experimented on an Eltarian) in attempt to protect them from the ravages of the Transwarp drive. At some point, Ferricks created Venomark, a being whose mutagens led to the rise of mutants.
After creating a Transwarp Mainframe connected to the Morphin Grid, Dr. Ferricks was transferred from Outpost One (comics). He developed serum in hopes of curing mutants, but Ransik killed him and destroyed his serum lab. Ferricks' mind lived on in two robot bodies, Frax and Frix, the latter of whom attempted to edit history from Outpost One until his defeat by Jen.
The Time Force Police eventually arrested most of Ransik's gang (TV: "Force from the Future"). After apparently killing Alex in 3000, Ransik escaped to 2001 with a prison full of mutant criminals (TV: "Force from the Future").
Frax later created a robot named Tronicon powered with anachronistic Trizyrium crystals (TV: "The Time Shadow").
After Frax destroyed his serum supply, Ransik raided Bio-Lab (TV: "Dawn of Destiny"). The Rangers then destroyed Frax's new robot, Dragontron.
Ransik's daughter Nadira later helped deliver a baby, softening her stance on humans.
His humanity erased by Ransik, Frax piloted Doomtron, threatening Silver Hills with time holes (TV: "The End of Time"). Doomtron was ultimately nullified, and Ransik surrendered after his rampage accidentally injured Nadira (TV: "The End of Time").
In the comics, masterless Cyclobots continued to attack Silver Hills periodically following Ransik's departure.
In the year 3001, Nadira was working with children and Ransik was in prison when the Rangers needed help against Mut-Orgs in the past (TV: "Reinforcements from the Future"). Ransik agreed, seeking to make amends, and he was then purified of his mutant DNA in battle.
In 3017, Ransik directed a mutant rehabilitation program; the Hyperforce Rangers protected him from Vesper's siblings and later attended Nadira and Joe's wedding (web: Hyperforce).
In an alternate 3017, Lady Nadira was a noteworthy villain in a world in which Zordon never purged Dark Specter's forces (web: Hyperforce).
At some point in the future, Nadira served as an investigator in Hyperforce, while Ransik served as director (comics). Nadira traveled back to 3006 to help Jen with a series of time anomalies which she discovered were related to Dr. Ferricks.
Wild Force Rangers
Long ago, humans and Wild Zords lived in the kingdom of Animaria, guarded by six warriors and Animus (TV: "Click, Click, Zoom").
When the Orgs attacked, the warriors sent Princess Shayla to safety aboard the Animarium while Merrick donned the mask of Zen-Aku to destroy Master Org (TV: "The Ancient Warrior").
Upon turning into Zen-Aku, Merrick was sealed in a tomb by his fellow warriors, who were themselves later buried at a shrine to their respective Wild Zords (TV: "Homecoming").
Young Taylor saw the Animarium from a passenger plane; she later joined the Air Force and ultimately crash-landed on the Animarium (where Shayla was now awake) (TV: "The Bear Necessities").
As the Yellow Ranger, Taylor fought occasional Orgs, taught Shayla about the modern world, and wrote a Ranger rulebook (TV: "Click, Click, Zoom).
Alyssa later joined Taylor as the White Ranger, and the duo soon recruited Max, who abandoned his bowling training to become the Blue Ranger (TV: "The Tornado Spin"). Danny later joined as the Black Ranger, and Cole then joined as Red (TV: Wild Force).
Freed, Zen-Aku struggled with his identity, but Animus helped him remember his identity; as Merrick, he then became the Lunar Wolf Ranger (TV: Wild Force).
Animus later helped the Rangers, initially in the form of a boy calling himself Kite (TV: Wild Force).
A mutated Master Org later destroyed the Wild Zords and caused the Animarium to crash in Turtle Cove, but the powerless Rangers and the spirits of the Wild Zords destroyed him (TV: "The End of the Power Rangers").
Shayla then returned to the sky with the Wild Zords, and the ex-Rangers pursued normal lives, while Merrick journeyed with the spirit of Zen-Aku (TV: "The End of the Power Rangers").
Among the Mega Rangers' Ranger Keys were keys which allowed them to use the Wild Force powers (TV: Super Megaforce). They also traveled to the Animarium (here called Animaria) and befriended the Red Lion (TV: "A Lion's Alliance").
During the Legendary Battle, the six Wild Force Rangers were present (TV: "Legendary Battle").
Wild Force villains
Long ago, the Orgs attacked Animaria, but Merrick donned the ancient mask of Zen-Aku and destroyed Master Org (TV: Wild Force).
In 1982, Dr. Adler consumed the remains of Master Org in the Amazon and turned into a new Master Org (TV: "The Master's Last Stand"). Circa 2001, he reopened the Org Nexus, which prompted Jindrax and Toxica to return (TV: Wild Force).
As battles with the Wild Force Rangers were ongoing, Master Org killed and enslaved some of his fellow Orgs to keep his origin secret (TV: Wild Force).
After Master Org was left powerless by Cole, Mandilok threw him off a cliff, but he was reborn as a true Org (TV: "The Master's Last Stand").
Master Org later sacrificed Toxica for his own ends, but Jindrax rescued her from the Spirit World, and the duo soon left to travel the world (TV: Wild Force).
After ingesting an Org Heart, the super-powered Master Org destroyed the Wild Zords and downed the Animarium. The Wild Force Rangers and Wild Zord spirits nonetheless destroyed Master Org (TV: "The End of the Power Rangers").
In the 30th century, Ransik discovered three Org spirits sealed in statues in the wastelands; he freed them, and as Mut-Orgs, they traveled back from the year 3001 seeking Dr. Adler's Master Org, whom they called the "true master." They were destroyed by Ransik and the Time Force and Wild Force Rangers (TV: "Reinforcements from the Future").
Ninja Storm Rangers
Years before Cam was born, his parents attended the Wind Ninja Academy; his mother Miko was the first female student. Cam's father Kanoi later led the academy, while Kanoi's brother Kiya was banished and adopted the name Lothor (TV: "The Samurai's Journey").
Years later, young Hunter and Blake were taken in by Sensei Omino at the Thunder Ninja Academy after Lothor secretly killed their parents (TV: "Return of Thunder, part 3").
Lothor later attacked the Thunder Ninja Academy and lied to Hunter and Blake about their parents' death (TV: "Thunder Strangers, part 3"). At the time, Sensei Omino's daughter (and former Thunder Blade champion) Leanne was studying in Nepal (TV: "Double Edged Blake").
When Lothor finally attacked the Wind Ninja Academy (last of the ninja academies), Kanoi was turned into a guinea pig, and below-average students Shane, Tori, and Dustin became Wind Rangers (TV: "Prelude to a Storm").
As Thunder Rangers, Hunter and Blake clashed with the Wind Rangers before eventually allying with them (TV: "Thunder Strangers").
Cam later used the Scroll of Time to meet his parents in the past; he returned with his mother's Samurai Amulet to become the Green Samurai Ranger (TV: "The Samurai's Journey").
Tori was later among Sentinel Knight's team of restored Rangers (TV: "Once a Ranger"). At this time, Tori ran a custom surfboard business.
Among the Mega Rangers' Ranger Keys were keys which allowed them to use the Ninja Storm powers, as well as a Ninja Zord resembling the Minizord (TV: Super Megaforce).
During the Legendary Battle, the six Ninja Storm Rangers were present (TV: "Legendary Battle").
Years later, with his nieces Marah and Kapri staying with him for the summer, Lothor attacked ninja academies including the Thunder and Wind Ninja Academies (TV: "Prelude to a Storm").
Lothor was later sealed in the Abyss of Evil, and Marah and Kapri joined the Wind Ninja Academy as students (TV: "Storm Before the Calm").
Millions of years ago, the Dino Gems arrived in the asteroid which killed the dinosaurs (TV: "Day of the Dino").
In modern day, Anton Mercer selected Tommy to assist in his cyborg dinosaur research. Upon finding three Dino Gems, Tommy recruited Hayley to build Dino Morphers (TV: Dino Thunder).
Around this time, young Trent was taken in by Mercer when his parents died in a cave-in (TV: "Golden Boy").
Years later, three Reefside High students bonded with the Dino Gems and became Dino Rangers (TV: "Day of the Dino"). Tommy soon used a fourth gem to become the Black Ranger.
The white Dino Gem later turned Trent evil, but he was eventually purified. A monster later created an evil White Ranger duplicate for a time (TV: Dino Thunder).
The Dino Rangers sacrificed their powers and Zords in a final battle with Mesogog. The teens then attended senior prom (TV: "Thunder Struck").
At their one-year high school reunion, the Dino teens were taken to the year 2025, where Kat Manx recharged their depleted Dino Gems which Broodwing had bought in the future on the planet Onyx (TV: "History"). They were returned without memories of their future.
During the Legendary Battle, four of the Dino Rangers appeared (Tommy was using different powers at the time) (TV: "Legendary Battle").
At some point, Tommy acquired a Master Morpher which allowed him to use all his prior powers, including Dino Thunder (TV, comics). Older Tommy later broke the Master Morpher's coins in battle (comics: Soul of the Dragon).
By the year 2025, the SPD Rangers knew of the Dino Rangers' exploits; further, Kira was a famous musician, Conner founded well-known soccer camps, and Ethan developed software used at SPD (TV: "History").
Anton Mercer selected Tommy to assist in his cyborg dinosaur research (TV: Dino Thunder). Mercer's experiments eventually transformed him into Mesogog, and he destroyed their lab, scattering their experiments.
Around this time, young Trent was taken in by Mercer when his parents died in a cave-in (TV: "Golden Boy"). Mesogog also rebuilt Tommy's lab rival Smitty as Zeltrax (TV: "Bully for Ethan").
Years later, Mesogog turned the white Dino Gem evil; this subsequently turned Trent evil when he became the White Ranger (TV: "White Thunder").
Mesogog later split from Mercer's body, and the Dino Rangers destroyed Zeltrax and Mesogog (TV: "Thunder Struck").
Years later, Ryjack's Reanimizer revived assorted villains from their weapons he'd collected; this included Triptoids (TV: Beast Morphers).
SPD (Space Patrol Delta)
At some point, SPD was founded on the planet Sirius (TV: SPD).
Emperor Gruumm conquered Sirius (TV: SPD). His wife secretly captured by Gruumm, Anubis Cruger eventually made his way to Earth. (In the comics, Gruumm received shield codes from Astronema, and Cruger testified at Karone's trial.)
In 2001, Kat Manx worked with human assistants to develop Ranger technologies; these experiments mutated the humans' DNA, causing them to later conceive metahuman children (TV: "Sam, part 2").
Circa 2006, an alien named Piggy was on Earth and anticipated more alien arrivals in the future (TV: "Ranger Down").
An SPD Red Ranger later died in battle with an alien named Mirloc; he was survived by his (metahuman) son Sky (TV: "Reflection").
Among the Mega Rangers' Ranger Keys were keys which allowed them to use the SPD Rangers' powers, as well as a modified Delta Runner (TV: Super Megaforce).
During the Legendary Battle, the five SPD Rangers were present (possibly plus Omega) (TV: "Legendary Battle").
According to Hyperforce, Cruger founded SPD Earth in 2015.
Assorted Ranger gear, including from the SPD Rangers, was seen in Grid Battleforce's archives (TV: Beast Morphers). Ravi later used a Delta Enforcer (apparently anachronistically) against Evox.
By 2020, Newtech City was intended as a haven for aliens who had come to Earth (TV: SPD). 12-year-old Z ran away from school and was secretly aided by Cruger (TV: "Sam, part 2"). At this point, Z and Jack began stealing to help disadvantaged aliens.
In 2025, SPD's B-Squad was given Ranger powers and Zords, while A-Squad secretly allied with Gruumm (TV: SPD).
Young Sam, last of the metahuman children, later moved into the Delta Base. Cruger became the Shadow Ranger (TV: SPD).
Future Sam later arrived from the future as the Omega Ranger to help avert the downfall of SPD (TV: SPD).
Kat later debuted SWAT weapons for the Rangers (TV: "SWAT"). She also briefly morphed as a Ranger (TV: "Katastrophe").
After A-Squad and Gruumm's defeat, Nova Ranger escorted Sam back to their time. Jack retired, Sky became Red, and Bridge became Blue (TV: "Endings").
Eventually, Cruger became supreme commander of SPD, with Sky replacing him as head of SPD Earth; Bridge became Red Ranger and at one point helped the Overdrive Rangers in the past (TV: "Once a Ranger").
By 2027, Lina was Green Ranger (Hyperforce). Later still, she was Blue, and Sky was the Deka Ranger (comics: Soul of the Dragon). As an SPD detective, Tommy and Kat's son JJ eventually became SPD Green. (Z and Syd remained their original colors.)
SPD villains
At some point, Emperor Gruumm conquered Sirius (TV: SPD). (In the comics, Gruumm received shield codes from Astronema.)
Gruumm was responsible for transforming Morgana into her preferred childlike form, Mora (SPD: "Wired").
When Gruumm made his way to Earth in 2025, he secretly corrupted A-Squad (TV: SPD).
Gruumm's later victory over SPD was prevented by the Omega Ranger. Gruumm and his forces were later captured by SPD (TV: SPD).
Udonna's husband Leanbow was sealed as Koragg, and her son was raised in the human world as Nick (TV: Mystic Force). Her sister Neilla died sealing the villains away.
In her search for Leanbow, Udonna stole the Xenotome (comics).
Years later, Udonna recruited Nick and others as Mystic Rangers (TV: "Broken Spell").
Freed, Daggeron helped the Rangers as the Solaris Knight (TV: Mystic Force). Koragg later remembered his identity and helped the Rangers as the Wolf Warrior.
Xander was later among Sentinel Knight's team of restored Rangers (TV: "Once a Ranger"). At this time, Xander was still working at the Rockporium.
Among the Mega Rangers' Ranger Keys were keys which allowed them to use the Mystic Force powers, as well as a Zord resembling the Mystic Titans' dragon formation (TV: Super Megaforce).
During the Legendary Battle, the five Mystic Rangers were present (possibly plus Solaris Knight) (TV: "Legendary Battle").
Long ago, the Sentinel Knight sent the gems and crown of the Corona Aurora to Earth; the drifting of the continents over millions of years caused the artifacts to scatter across the planet (TV: Operation Overdrive).
Circa 2006, Hartford discovered the Corona Aurora, and the spirit of Sentinel Knight advised him on the creation of Ranger technology (TV: "Kick into Overdrive"). At some point prior, Sentinel Knight was weakened imprisoning Thrax (TV: "Once a Ranger").
Mack joined Hartford's Overdrive Rangers (TV: Operation Overdrive). An alien named Tyzonn joined the team as the Mercury Ranger.
The Overdrive Rangers were left powerless when Thrax and other villains damaged a portion of the Morphin Grid, at which point Sentinel Knight repowered other Rangers to help; Alpha-6 then repaired the Grid (TV: "Once a Ranger").
After sacrificing himself to defeat Flurious, who now wielded the assembled Corona Aurora, Mack was revived by Sentinel Knight as a human (TV: "Crown and Punishment").
In the year 3015, Chloe's father used the Corona Aurora to revive Thrax (web: Hyperforce). Chloe later destroyed the crown in the past, changing history (web: Hyperforce).
Moltor originally took the crown, but Flurious later destroyed his brother and wielded the assembled Corona Aurora; he was destroyed by the Rangers (TV: Operation Overdrive).
Jungle Fury Rangers
Long ago, Dai Shi's beast army was defeated, and Pai Zhua was established to protect the chest containing his essence (TV: "Welcome to the Jungle").
When Dai Shi was released in modern day, Master Mao sent three students to train under RJ as Jungle Fury Rangers (TV: "Welcome to the Jungle").
RJ later became the Wolf Ranger, and Dominic joined as the Rhino Ranger (TV: Jungle Fury).
At one point, the Phantom Beast generals captured three Pai Zhua masters to create Spirit Rangers (TV: Jungle Fury).
Jarrod later realized his feelings for Camille and ejected Dai Shi from his body; he and Camille later helped the Rangers defeat Dai Shi (TV: Jungle Fury).
RPM Rangers
In another dimension, a secret government facility named Alphabet Soup abducted a child prodigy later known as Dr. K (TV: "Doctor K").
Dr. K's team later developed Ranger suits from the "bio-field" (TV: RPM). Failed technology including the Paleozord was buried in a mountain range (TV: "Ancient History").
At age 14, Dr. K unveiled Venjix, a computer virus designed to help her escape with new friends Gem and Gemma (Rangers Gold and Silver). The virus instead spread across alternate Earth (TV: "Doctor K").
When Alphabet Soup was later hit by Venjix's air strikes, Dr. K journeyed to the domed city of Corinth with a case of Ranger-tech. Gem and Gemma battled Venjix's forces (spending some time in captivity) (TV: "Doctor K").
On the exodus to Corinth, Flynn and his dad came from Scotland, Summer was abandoned by her friends (and her butler died), and Ziggy came with the Scorpion Cartel (TV: RPM).
After Dillon and his sister were turned into robot hybrids, Dillon escaped with damaged memories (TV: RPM).
During an air battle over Corinth, Col. Truman's son Marcus died, but his other son Scott survived and was rescued by Summer (TV: "Ranger Red"). Scott, Summer, and Flynn were later chosen for Dr. K's Ranger program. At this point, Summer postponed an arranged marriage (TV: "Ranger Yellow").
Having fled Corinth after funneling medical supplies to orphans, Ziggy met Dillon, and both eventually became Rangers (TV: RPM).
Gem and Gemma later joined the Rangers and reunited with Dr. K (TV: "Ghosts").
Dillon and Tenaya were later freed from Venjix's control. The Rangers destroyed Venjix's body, but his programming secretly remained within a Cell Shift Morpher (TV: "Danger and Destiny").
A few years later, Corinth was said to have been "at peace for a long time" when the Mega Rangers befriended a rogue RPM Zord released by the rebuilt Professor Cog (TV: "In the Driver's Seat"). Also during this time, the Mega Rangers used Ranger Keys which allowed them to use the RPM powers (TV: Super Megaforce).
During the Legendary Battle, the five RPM Rangers were present (possibly plus Gold and Silver) (TV: "Legendary Battle").
In another dimension, Dr. K created a computer virus named Venjix to help her escape Alphabet Soup, but the virus escaped and infected computers worldwide (TV: "Doctor K").
In the following years, Venjix's robot armies waged war with humanity, leaving this alternate Earth in a post-apocalyptic state (TV: RPM).
During this time, General Kilobyte led a program to create unwitting human/robot hybrids (TV: RPM).
After occupying several bodies, Venjix was infected with a counter-virus and his final body destroyed, though his programming secretly survived within a Cell Shift Morpher (TV: "Danger and Destiny").
Centuries ago, the first Samurai Rangers defeated Nighlok forces in Japan (TV: Samurai). Around this time, the Grand Shogun charged a family with guarding the Bullzord (TV: "The Bullzord").
Circa the early 2000s, contemporary Samurai Rangers battled the Nighlok. Red sent his daughter Lauren to study the sealing symbol before dying in battle with Master Xandred (TV: "Fight Fire with Fire").
Young Jayden trained in Lauren's stead and met young Antonio (TV: Samurai).
Years later, the new generation of Samurai Rangers assembled (TV: Samurai). Antonio later joined the team with a Morpher of his own making.
Lauren returned to lead the team for a time; though her sealing symbol was ineffective, the Rangers succeeded in destroying Xandred (TV: Super Samurai).
Among the Mega Rangers' Ranger Keys were keys which allowed them to use the Samurai powers (TV: Super Megaforce). The Rangers also met Jayden during this time.
During the Legendary Battle, the six Samurai Rangers were present (Mike and Emily were seen helmetless) (TV: "Legendary Battle").
In the comics, alternate powerless Mia and Mike survived Shattered Grid aboard the Promethea.
Samurai villains
Centuries ago in Japan, Nighlok forces from the Sanzu River were defeated by Samurai Rangers (TV: Samurai).
In the early 1800s, Serrator transformed a human couple into Dayu and Deker (TV: "The Tengen Gate").
Circa the early 2000s, Master Xandred was sealed away for a time by the contemporary Red Samurai Ranger (TV: Samurai).
Years later, Xandred returned but was ultimately destroyed by a new team of Samurai Rangers (TV: Samurai).
Megaforce Rangers
Mentored by Zordon, Gosei created Robo Knight centuries ago (TV: Megaforce).
In modern day, Gosei recruited teenagers as Mega Rangers to battle the Warstar aliens; during this time, he kept Ranger Keys in reserve (TV: Megaforce).
Robo Knight later awakened and helped the Rangers (TV: Megaforce).
When the Armada arrived, Vrax captured Robo Knight, and the Rangers gained Legendary Ranger powers from the Ranger Keys (TV: Super Megaforce).
Having survived the invasion of his home planet, Silver Ranger Orion later arrived on Earth with the power of the Sixth Rangers (TV: "Silver Lining"). Robo Knight later gave his life force to Orion (TV: "Vrak is Back").
Vrak, son of Emperor Mavro, joined the Warstar aliens' attack on Earth (TV: Megaforce). Injured, Vrak was later rebuilt as a cyborg.
When the Armada arrived, Vrak went into hiding for a time but was later destroyed by the Mega Rangers (TV: "Vrak is Back").
After Mavro was destroyed by the Mega Rangers, his hordes of ground forces were defeated by a large assembly of Legendary Rangers (TV: "Legendary Battle").
Dino Charge Rangers
In another dimension, ten Energems were created, along with a Dark Energem. On the planet Sentai 6, Heckyl was turned into Snide while attempting to protect the Dark Energem from Lord Arcanon (TV: Dino Super Charge).
In the age of dinosaurs on alternate Earth, Keeper entrusted the Energems to dinosaurs but then wiped out the dinosaurs by crippling Sledge's ship, raining asteroids on Earth (TV: "Powers from the Past").
Keeper's apprentice Zenowing later found the silver Energem and created Dino Zords before being turned evil by Arcanon (TV: "Wings of Danger").
100,000 years ago, caveman Koda bonded with the blue Energem but was frozen in a glacier (TV: "Return of the Caveman").
Circa 1200, Sir Ivan, a knight of Zandar, bonded with the gold Energem but was absorbed by Fury (TV: "Knight After Knights"). The Energem was then passed down through the royal family.
Circa 2005, Tyler's father James survived a cave-in by bonding with the aqua Energem (TV: "Forged Under Fire"). Stalked by Fury, he remained in hiding.
Tyler, Shelby, and Riley bonded with their Energems circa 2015 (TV: Dino Charge).
Ivan later escaped from Fury, and Prince Phillip of Zandar bonded with the graphite Energem (TV: Dino Charge). Albert later surrendered his Energem, which then bonded with Ms. Morgan, and James then resurfaced as well.
Zenowing later split from his evil half, and Heckyl was split from Snide (TV: Dino Super Charge).
When the Rangers destroyed the Dark Energem, the Earth was swallowed into a black hole. The Rangers then traveled into prehistory and sent Sledge into the sun, saving the dinosaurs (TV: "End of Extinction").
At this point, Heckyl and Zenowing traveled further back in time to save Sentai 6 (TV: "End of Extinction"). In the comics, Heckyl morphed as the Dark Ranger to destroy Arcanon, and Zenowing sacrificed his life to contain the dark energies Heckyl unleashed.
The other Rangers returned to their respective times and discovered that dinosaurs remained alive in modern day (TV: "End of Extinction").
When Keeper crossed dimensions to recover items stolen by Ryjack, he was captured by Evox's forces and forced to reveal how to create a Dino Zord (TV: "Finders Keepers"). The Dino Charge Rangers followed and helped the Grid Battleforce Rangers free Keeper.
Soon, Evox's forces invaded the Dino Charge dimension and used the Energems to create a chimera Zord, but the Dino Charge Rangers (with Zords) teamed up with the Mighty Morphin and Dino Thunder teams to destroy it (TV: "Grid Connection").
In the comics, alternate powerless Tyler and Riley survived Shattered Grid aboard the Promethea.
Dino Charge villains
Long ago in an alternate dimension, Lord Arcanon destroyed Sentai 6 and stole the Dark Energem. At this time, Snide was created as the evil form of Heckyl (TV: "Wings of Danger").
In prehistory, the bounty hunter Sledge chased Keeper to Earth, seeking his Energems. Keeper crippled Sledge's ship and stranded Fury on Earth (TV: "Powers from the Past").
After returning to Earth, Sledge crossed paths with Snide and Lord Arcanon (TV: Dino Super Charge). Snide was destroyed by the Rangers, and Arcanon by Sledge.
After marrying Poisandra, Sledge revealed his plan to pull the Earth from its orbit. The Rangers opened a black hole which swallowed Sledge's ship (and their Earth as well) (TV: "End of Extinction").
The Rangers then traveled back in time and threw prehistoric Sledge into the sun (TV: "End of Extinction").
A few years later, Ryjack's Reanimizer revived assorted villains from their weapons he'd collected; this included Snide, Sledge, Poisandra (both post-wedding), Fury, Wrench, Curio, and Vivix (TV: Beast Morphers). Most of the villains fell to the Rangers, but Sledge was destroyed by Goldar Maximus (TV: "Making Bad").
Circa 2007, Dane Romero found the Ninja Nexus Prism. When Galvanax attacked, Dane broke the Nexus Star into six Power Stars and vanished into the prism (TV: "Return of the Prism"). Brody was captured, while Aiden went into hiding as Levi Weston.
Circa 2017, Brody escaped and joined other teens in becoming Ninja Steel Rangers (TV: "Return of the Prism"). Levi joined the team and later remembered his identity (TV: Ninja Steel).
The Nexus Prism was ruined destroying Galvanax, but the Rangers stole Madame Odius's Super Steel to restore the star (TV: Super Ninja Steel).
Assorted Ranger gear, including from the Ninja Steel Rangers, was seen in Grid Battleforce's archives (TV: Beast Morphers). Devon later used the Ninja Super Steel Blaster against Evox.
Ninja Steel villains
Circa 1997, the royal family of the Lion Galaxy sold Mick and others to Galvanax, who was or would later be the champion of the alien show Galaxy Warriors (TV: "The Royal Rumble").
At one point, Lord Draven created robotic Ranger armies after creating a duplicate of Tommy to capture other Rangers, but the Ninja Steel Rangers helped thwart his plan (TV: "Dimensions in Danger").
Circa 3000, baby Vesper was discovered in the ruins of Dr. Ferricks' lab and raised as a human (episode 16).
In the comics, Jen was being prepared for a role in Hyperforce in the year 3006. When future Nadira arrived, she referred to Jen as "Professor Scotts." In Nadira's future, she worked as an investigator for Hyperforce, while Ransik served as director (of Hyperforce, or all of Time Force?).
Circa 3013, Nadira's fiancé Joe disappeared on a secret mission as the Silver Time Force Ranger (episode 10).
In 3016, Jen sent Alpha-55 and a team of Hyperforce Rangers in pursuit of Timeships stolen by the Alliance (episode 1).
In 1994, the Rangers encountered Thrax and Scorpina and teamed up with Aisha (episodes 2–4). The Rangers then received Zords (episode 5).
In the RPM dimension, Vesper's robotic nature was revealed when the team clashed with General Kilobyte, but Gem helped her regain control (episodes 5–6).
In 1985, the Rangers helped Santa Claus (episode 8).
In 2005, the Rangers teamed up with Tommy, temporarily recharging his Dino Gem (episode 9).
After contending with Primator in the hyper stream (episode 10), the Rangers met the Ranger-like Knights of the Round Table in the 6th century (episode 11). Chloe acquired a Battlizer at this point.
In the timestream, Joe helped Marv escape from the Alliance's ship, and the Rangers defeated Primator (episode 12).
While Vesper created a backup of her mind, the other Rangers met Mystic Mother in 2005 (episode 13). As the acting director of Time Force, Jen then sent the Rangers on a mission to extract Joe.
In 2025, Det. Song helped the Rangers retrieve Joe from a gathering of mutants drained by Thrax (episodes 14–16). Joe's Morpher was lost at this point.
In 2027, Det. Song (now SPD Green) helped the Rangers recapture A-Squad after Thrax freed them (episode 16).
In 3017, Vesper learned of her origin, and the team protected Ransik from Vesper's siblings (episodes 16–17).
Circa 2013, the Rangers met Orion on Andresia, and Vesper implanted the latent Venjix virus into Orion's Armada ship (episode 18). Then in 2014, the Rangers participated in the Legendary Battle after activating the virus from Mavro's ship (episode 18).
Upon crossing into the Coinless universe, the Rangers met Col. Song (episode 19). Lord Drakkon then coerced the team into helping stop Scorpina (episode 20). Vesper's arm was severed, and the Rangers set off into the future of the Coinless world (which contributed a month of missing time the Rangers didn't remember).
Joe, now Hyperforce Green, married Nadira and then joined the Rangers in helping Sentinel Knight on Aquitar in 2007 (episode 21–22). Thrax then killed Vesper, and Chloe destroyed the Corona Aurora, changing history (episode 22–23).
Vesper's backup awoke in Alpha's body. With assorted allies from throughout time, the Rangers followed Thrax to Dark Specter's banquet in 1998, where he absorbed other villains' powers to give to Rita and Zedd. The Armada succeeded in capturing Zordon, preventing his sacrifice (episode 24).
After freeing the Time Force Rangers from Alliance ships, the Rangers returned to 3017 to find Jen now led a resistance against Lady Nadira's forces; the Hyperforce Rangers then set out to fix history (episode 25).
Grid Battleforce
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Beast Morphers villains
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Coinless universe
In an alternate universe, Tommy remained with Rita under the name Lord Drakkon. Eventually, he defeated the Rangers in a great battle and took control of Earth after killing Rita (comics).
Their powers stolen to create Ranger Sentries, the former Mighty Morphin teens led a rebellion named the Coinless; notable members included Trini, Zack, Bulk, and Kimberly, though Kim was placed under a spell as the Ranger Slayer (comics).
Years later, Drakkon sent the Black Dragon back in time to an alternate universe, at which point Scorpina arrived from that universe and joined forces with Drakkon (comics).
Drakkon was later lost in time, and the Ranger Slayer set out to find him (comics).
Drakkon then returned and began gathering Ranger powers from across time (comics). He killed Skull, Zack, and Finster-5 before entering the Morphin Grid, but these events were undone (comics).
As Scorpina, Finster-5, and Lord Zedd vied for power in Drakkon's absence, Trini conjured Rita's spirit, unleashing spirit hordes on the world (comics).
Ranger Slayer then returned and united Scorpina's forces and the Coinless against Rita's armies (comics).
When Eclipta arrived, Jason de-powered the Ranger Sentries to restore the Rangers of this world (comics).
Promethea
In 1969, Grace Sterling was among humans selected as Power Rangers to stop Psycho Green on the moon (comics: MMPR #20). Three Rangers died, but Psycho Green was defeated, and Grace kept his dagger.
Years later, Grace founded a high-tech organization known as Promethea. Promethea's security forces captured Lord Drakkon when he arrived without powers in this universe, and Grace also strategized with the contemporary Rangers against Finster's shapeshifting monsters (comics).
Drakkon later escaped and broke space and time; although these events were undone, this version of Grace and assorted prisoners from across time survived aboard the Promethea, which was now revealed as an enormous spaceship (comics).
The Grace of the re-formed timeline later worked with Billy to restore the Dragon Coin (comics). Following a secret meeting with Drakkon, Grace's mysterious new Green Ranger debuted.
Years later, the space colony Terra Venture (a renamed Promethea, according to the comics) embarked on a mission to settle a new world (TV: Lost Galaxy). Terra Venture was destroyed, but the colonists safely landed on Mirinoi with the help of the Galaxy Rangers.
As the Praetor began to despise the inhabitants of this dying universe, he turned against his Rangers, and the Purple Ranger hid the Solarix (comics: MMPR #38).
In modern day, Ellarien was given the Solarix after accidentally killing its keeper (comics). She crossed paths with the Rangers of Promethea, who helped her destroy the Praetor and unlock the remaining Solar Ranger powers (comics: MMPR #31–39).
As the Promethea departed, Ellarien and her partner Remi sought out new keepers for the Solar Ranger powers (comics). The couple later crossed universes to help Ranger Slayer and the Omega Rangers de-power an Empowered uprising (comics: MMPR #47).
Other Rangers
Long ago, five Supersonic Rangers of Xybria were betrayed by their Green Ranger teammate, Trek. All died but Trek, who was turned into Psycho Green (comics: "Psychotic").
Among the Mega Rangers' Ranger Keys were keys not matching any previously known Ranger teams, which Gosei described as modes "never seen before on this planet" (TV: "Earth Fights Back"). (These included the Supersonic Rangers.)