Power Rangers Beast Morphers
Power Rangers Beast Morphers | |
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Created by | |
Based on | Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters by Toei Company |
Developed by | Saban Brands (pre-production) Hasbro (post-production) Toei Company |
Showrunner | Judd "Chip" Lynn |
Written by | Becca Barnes Alwyn Dale Judd "Chip" Lynn Johnny Hartmann Denise Downer Cameron Dixon Maiya Thompson Tom Furniss Patrick Rieger |
Directed by | Simon Bennett Yuji Noguchi Oliver Driver Riccardo Pellizzeri |
Creative directors | Becca Barnes Alwyn Dale Judd "Chip" Lynn |
Starring | See below |
Theme music composer | Noam Kaniel Cash Callaway[1] Ian Osborne[1] |
Opening theme | "Power Rangers Beast Morphers" performed by Cash Callaway |
Composers | Matt McGuire Noam Kaniel[2][3] Youssef "Joe" Guezoum[4][5] Cash Callaway[6] Ian Osborne[1] |
Country of origin | United States Japan |
Original language | English |
No. of seasons | 2 |
No. of episodes | 44 |
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Production locations | New Zealand (Auckland) Japan (Greater Tokyo Area (Tokyo, Saitama, Yokohama and Kyoto) |
Cinematography | Kevin Riley (DOP) Sean Mclin (2nd unit) Ollie Jones (Camera Operator/DOP) |
Camera setup | Single-camera |
Running time | 22 minutes |
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Original release | |
Network | Nickelodeon |
Release | March 2, 2019 December 12, 2020 | –
Related | |
Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel Power Rangers Dino Fury Power Rangers RPM |
Power Rangers Beast Morphers is the twenty-sixth and twenty-seventh seasons of the American television program Power Rangers. The first season premiered on Nickelodeon on March 2, 2019, while the second season premiered on February 22, 2020, and concluded on December 12, 2020.
Beast Morphers was the only television series to be produced by Hasbro's production studio Allspark before it was absorbed into Entertainment One in October 2020, as well as the first in the franchise to have all toys manufactured and distributed by Hasbro.[8][9][10] Both seasons were produced using footage, costumes, and props from the thirty-sixth entry in the Japanese long-running tokusatsu drama Super Sentai series, Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters which aired in 2012. The series also serves as a direct sequel to Power Rangers RPM (2009).[11]
Beast Morphers was originally to be produced by Saban Brands. During pre-production, Hasbro acquired the Power Rangers franchise and other entertainment assets from Saban Brands and the latter company subsequently closed on July 2, 2018.[12][13]
The show was nominated for Favourite Kids TV Show at 2020 Kids' Choice Awards but lost to Henry Danger.
Plot
[edit]Scientists in the city of Coral Harbor have discovered a way to convert the infinite power of the Morphin Grid into a physical substance called "Morph-X", providing the city with a source of unlimited clean energy. To protect the city, a secret agency known as Grid Battleforce combines Morph-X with animal DNA to create a new team of Power Rangers. Now the Beast Morpher Rangers - Devon Daniels, Ravi Shaw, and Zoey Reeves - must defend the Morphin Grid from Evox, an evil sentient computer virus from another dimension and his evil avatar clones of the original Ranger candidates Blaze and Roxy, who were rendered comatose. After the three of them are transported to the Cyber Dimension, Evox, Cybervillain Blaze, and Cybervillain Roxy gain its de facto ruler Scrozzle as an ally as he helps them in their plan to return Evox to Earth.[14]
As the Rangers battle Evox's robot monsters, they gain two new additions to the team: Nate Silva, the head researcher and scientist of Grid Battleforce who becomes the Gold Ranger and Steel, a robot Nate was forced to create as a body for Evox, who gains sentience and becomes the Silver Ranger.
In the second season, Evox possesses Mayor Daniels and plots to finish what he started with the help of Scrozzle, who uses a machine to revive the Blaze and Roxy avatars as robots. Along the way, the Rangers uncover Evox's true origins and receive help from the original, Dino Thunder, and Dino Charge Rangers as well as allies of the Ranger Operators to defeat Evox and his minions once and for all.
Cast and characters
[edit]Rangers
- Rorrie D. Travis as Devon Daniels, the Red Beast Morpher Ranger.[15][16]
- Jazz Baduwalia as Ravi Shaw, the Blue Beast Morpher Ranger.[15][16]
- Jacqueline Scislowski as Zoey Reeves, the Yellow Beast Morpher Ranger.[15][16]
- Abraham Rodriguez as Nathan "Nate" Silva, the Gold Beast Morpher Ranger.
- Jamie Linehan (voice) and Sam Jellie (human) as Steel Silva, the Silver Beast Morpher Ranger.
Supporting characters
- Kelson Henderson as the voice of Cruise
- Charlie McDermott as the voice of Smash
- Emmett Skilton as the voice of Jax
- Kristina Ho as Betty Burke[17]
- Cosme Flores as Ben Burke
- Kevin Copeland as Adam Daniels
- Teuila Blakely as Commander Shaw
- Sia Trokenheim as Muriel Reeves
- Mark Wright as General Burke
- Colby Strong as Blaze[15]
- Liana Ramirez as Roxy[15]
- Miriama Smith as Regina Collins[18]
- Madeleine Adams as Megan
- Molly Leishman as Kerry Dixon
- Jack Buchanan as Captain Chaku
- Lina Clare as Starlight
- Mel Odedra as Bruce Silva
- Rachel Foreman as Cheryl Silva
Villains
- Andrew Laing as the voice of Evox/Venjix[a]
- Campbell Cooley as the voice of Scrozzle
- Colby Strong as Cybervillain Blaze and Robo-Blaze[15]
- Liana Ramirez as Cybervillain Roxy and Robo-Roxy[15]
- Jamie Linehan as the voice of Vargoyle
- Kevin Keys as the voice of Ryjack
Guest stars
- Brennan Mejia as Tyler Navarro, the Dino Charge Red Ranger.[19]
- James Davies as Chase Randall, the Dino Charge Black Ranger.[19]
- Yoshi Sudarso as Koda, the Dino Charge Blue Ranger.[19]
- Davi Santos as Sir Ivan, the Dino Charge Gold Ranger.[19]
- Austin St. John as Jason Lee Scott, the Mighty Morphin Red Ranger.[20]
- Olivia Tennet as Doctor K[21]
- Richard Simpson as the voice of Keeper[22][23]
- James Gaylyn as Colonel Mason Truman
- Adam Gardiner as the voice of Sledge
- Jackie Clarke as the voice of Poisandra
- Paul Harrop as the voice of Fury
- Estevez Gillespie as the voices of Wrench and Curio
- Adrian Smith as the voice of Goldar Maximus
Episodes
[edit]Season 26 (2019)
[edit]No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | U.S. viewers (millions) | |
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876 | 1 | "Beasts Unleashed" | Simon Bennett and Yuji Noguchi | Chip Lynn | March 2, 2019[24] | 0.73[25] | |
Scientists tap into the Morphin Grid, providing the city of Coral Harbor with an unlimited source of clean energy called Morph-X. In order to protect it, the organization Grid Battleforce selects three teenage cadets to form a new team of Power Rangers to defend the Grid from evil. However, Coral Harbor's Mayor, Adam Daniels, is skeptical of their idea. When the organization initiates the formation of their Ranger team, an evil sentient computer virus, Evox, corrupts the technology and incapacitates two of the cadets, creating evil Ranger avatars in their place. Mayor Daniels' son, Devon Daniels, who trespassed into Grid Battleforce's facilities, and laundry girl Zoey Reeves stumble across the crisis and save the last standing cadet Ravi Shaw, with all three morphing into Rangers in the midst of the battle. With their new powers, the three Rangers defeat the two avatars and Evox. Afterwards, the trio discover that the real cadets, Blaze and Roxy, are in a coma. The remaining Rangers are then drafted in as Rangers. | |||||||
877 | 2 | "Evox’s Revenge" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | March 9, 2019 | 0.61[26] | |
Evox, Blaze, and Roxy are transported to the Cyber Dimension, where they join forces with its ruler Scrozzle and his army of Tronics and prepare to gather as much Morph-X as possible to send Evox back to Earth. Meanwhile, Grid Battleforce’s Commander Shaw intends to select a leader for the team, but Zoey and Ravi fight over who should get the job while Devon is more focused on the new technology that chief scientist Nate has created for them. During their first battle against avatar Blaze and his accompanying forces, the Rangers develop serious problems due to Evox's virus partially corrupting their powers: Devon freezes upon seeing a dog, Ravi goes on a rampage, and Zoey loses her energy. As the battle continues, Scrozzle sends a giant Gigadrone to the city, prompting Commander Shaw to deploy the Racer Zord for Devon. When he freezes up upon seeing another dog, his comrades assist him in their Chopper and Wheeler Zords, allowing Devon to finish off the foe. The team are later commended by Commander Shaw for their accomplishments. | |||||||
878 | 3 | "End of the Road" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Patrick Rieger | March 16, 2019 | 0.74[27] | |
Zoey learns of Mayor Daniels' intentions to tear down a forest to build a new highway. As such, she tries to convince the citizens of Coral Harbor, with help from her journalist mother, to use Morph-X powered bikes instead of cars. Meanwhile, Blaze uses this opportunity to siphon Morph-X from the bikes with assistance from Robotron, Needletron. Zoey tries to promote the bikes, but to no success. After a pep talk, she decides to make them look cool. When Blaze returns to steal more Morph-X, the Rangers transform to engage him, avatar Roxy, and Needletron, defeating the monster and the Gigadrone Scrozzle deploys. After the battle, Zoey learns that Mayor Daniels called off the highway project, having been amazed by a viral video of the Rangers trying to stop Blaze while riding the Morph-X bikes. | |||||||
879 | 4 | "Digital Deception" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Denise Downer | March 30, 2019 | 0.71[28] | |
On Valentine's Day, Cybervillain Roxy creates Shoveltron to terrorize the city while she attempts to get closer to Ravi by pretending to retain her template's feelings for him. Spurred on by the avatar apparently saving him, Ravi starts to believe there is good inside her and asks for Nate's help to make her good again. Meeting Roxy at a park, the avatar ensnares the blue Ranger and attempts to turn him into an evil avatar, only for Devon and Zoey to break him out. Devon goes in his Zord to defeat a Gigadrone sent to attack the city while Ravi and Zoey destroy Shoveltron. Afterwards, Ravi apologizes to his allies and thanks them for their aid as everyone continues their Valentine's Day celebrations. | |||||||
880 | 5 | "Taking Care of Business" | Oliver Driver | Alwyn Dale and Becca Barnes | April 6, 2019 | 0.59[29] | |
Devon tries to get a job at a car wash on his father's instructions. Meanwhile, Nate asks the Rangers to collect Gigadrone debris for study, inspired by Ben and Betty's latest invention, but Devon is torn between helping his Ranger allies and fulfilling his father's desires. Elsewhere, Evox's forces create Slicertron to steal Morph-X from the city's tower, forcing Ravi and Zoey to head out and drive it off. The two later join Devon, but the robot steals Morph-X from the tower, forcing all three to engage it again. Devon deploys his Zord to engage and incapacitate an arriving Gigadrone while Ravi and Zoey destroy the Robotron. Afterwards, despite being fired from his job, Devon holds out hope that his father will know the truth and be proud of him. | |||||||
881 | 6 | "Hangar Heist" | Riccardo Pellizzeri | Becca Barnes and Alwyn Dale | April 13, 2019 | 0.59[30] | |
While Nate hopes to develop new technology from a captured Gigadrone, simulation failures for a new Zord configuration are diagnosed as Devon struggles with fully trusting his team, which Commander Shaw calls him out for. Meanwhile, Evox's forces initiate their plan to recapture the stolen Gigadrone and create Meltatron to break into Grid Battleforce's hangar. Responding to the break-in, the Rangers morph to engage the intruders, but Roxy reactivates the Gigadrone and traps Zoey and Ravi in the hangar. While Scrozzle secretly steals Grid Battleforce technology, Devon escapes in his Zord, confronts another arriving Gigadrone, and breaks his comrades out just as they defeat the Robotron. Deploying their own Zords, the three Rangers successfully combine them into the Beast-X Megazord to destroy both giant robots. Afterwards, Devon apologizes to his comrades for not listening to them and resolves to be more open to advice. | |||||||
882 | 7 | "A Friend Indeed" | Oliver Driver | Chip Lynn | April 20, 2019 | 0.57[31] | |
As the Ranger team have a falling out with their Beast Bots, Evox's forces target the latter group to steal their memory data to prevent the Rangers from forming their Megazord, with Robotron Railtron stealing all but Jax's data. Following this setback, Nate determines the villains' plan and a method to try to fix Cruise and Smash while Zoey falls out with Jax until he reveals he and the other two were intending to hold a party for the Rangers. When Railtron attacks, the Rangers transform to engage the robot, reclaim Cruise and Smash's memory data, and destroy the foe. Once everyone reconciles with their companion Beast Bots, the team destroys a Gigadrone deployed to attack the city. Afterwards, the Beast Bots hold their promised party to celebrate their companions while Scrozzle reveals his latest invention to the avatars. | |||||||
883 | 8 | "The Cybergate Opens" | Riccardo Pellizzeri | Becca Barnes and Alwyn Dale | April 27, 2019 | 0.61[32] | |
Scrozzle builds a cybergate to free Evox from the Cyber Dimension, but requires a robot body to house the virus. Using their templates' memories, Blaze and Roxy kidnap Nate and force him to help them. However, he secretly subverts the plan using mantis and scarab beetle DNA he recently collected to turn himself into the Gold Ranger and inadvertently turn the robot into the Silver Ranger. With the original three Rangers' help, Nate and the robot destroy the cybergate and foil Evox's plans. Following the battle, the Rangers name the robot Steel and discover he is half-human as Nate's DNA was incorporated into him when he became a Ranger. | |||||||
884 | 9 | "Silver Sacrifice" | Riccardo Pellizzeri | Alwyn Dale and Becca Barnes | September 14, 2019 | 0.58[33] | |
While rebuilding the cybergate, Evox tasks his minions with kidnapping Steel and resuming their previous plan. Meanwhile, Grid Battleforce learns of Evox's plan, but their ally, General Burke, refuses to accept Steel as a Ranger and orders him to be deactivated to stop Evox. After his children, Ben and Betty get captured however, Steel willingly sacrifices himself, changing Burke's mind. As the Rangers fight to save their friend, Evox attempts to take control of Steel, only to learn he is incompatible with the latter's human DNA. After Steel destroys the cybergate once more, Scrozzle sends a Gigadrone to destroy the Rangers in retaliation, and Commander Shaw deploys the newly built Wrecker and Jet Zords to defeat it. Afterwards, Grid Battleforce collects the cybergate's remains to prevent Evox's forces from using them again. | |||||||
885 | 10 | "Thrills And Drills" | Oliver Driver | Becca Barnes and Alwyn Dale | September 21, 2019 | 0.61[34] | |
As Evox's forces plan to steal data from the Rangers, Ravi suffers from a toothache, but is unwilling to head to the dentist due to his fear of drills. This fear incapacitates the Blue Ranger when Avatar Roxy and Drilltron attack. The Rangers then search for the enemy, with Ravi, Nate and Steel finding them underground under a Morph-X tower. As the three engage Drilltron and Roxy, Devon is deployed in his Zord to engage an arriving Gigadrone which overwhelms him. Ravi destroys the Robotron, but Roxy secretly makes off with his Ranger data as the Ranger team forms the Beast-X Megazord to destroy the Gigadrone. Afterwards, inspired by Nate overcoming his fear of spiders during their mission, Ravi finishes his dental appointment while Evox's forces continue their current plan. | |||||||
886 | 11 | "Tools of the Betrayed" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | September 28, 2019 | 0.55[35] | |
The Rangers engage Evox's forces, with Devon destroying Blaze's Robotron maker and forcing the enemy to retreat. As Nate develops an early warning system, Ben and Betty accidentally break Devon's newly delivered VR set and Zoey lies to him to cover the siblings, leading to a break in trust between the two Rangers once the truth is revealed. Meanwhile, Roxy summons Tooltron, intending to collect the Rangers' data and incapacitates Zoey's equipment. The remaining Rangers engage the foe and destroy the Robotron, but Roxy and Scrozzle secretly leave with the data on the Rangers' weapons in hand as the team confronts a Gigadrone that deploys another giant robot. In response, Nate and Steel combine the Wrecker and Jet Zords to form the Striker Megazord and destroy both robots. Afterwards, Devon and Zoey reconcile and he receives a fixed VR set. | |||||||
887 | 12 | "Real Steel" | Riccardo Pellizzeri | Chip Lynn | October 5, 2019 | 0.50[36] | |
As Nate and Steel unexpectedly clash over basketball, Blaze sends a Robotron called Clonetron capable of becoming anyone to infiltrate Grid Battleforce and cripple the Rangers' systems, with the robot disguising itself as Nate. After a lecture from Commander Shaw, the imposter Nate connects with Steel. Steel later discovers the Robotron's plot and Nate's inability to learn basketball and reconciles with the real Nate, but Clonetron destroys Grid Battleforce's computers, forcing the brothers to stay behind to fix it. The remaining Rangers transform to engage the Robotron, but are unable to fight an arriving Gigadrone until Nate restores the Zord deployment system, allowing Devon to destroy the giant robot while Ravi and Zoey destroy Clonetron. Afterwards, Nate and Steel reconcile and win a new basketball game. | |||||||
888 | 13 | "Tuba Triumph" | Riccardo Pellizzeri | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | October 12, 2019 | 0.54[37] | |
After witnessing a boy named Joey being bullied for playing a tuba and throw it away, Ravi accompanies him while reflecting on the fact his mother refuses to allow him any hobbies. Meanwhile, Roxy uses the tuba to creates Tubatron, who can produce deafening sound blasts, intending to get data on Devon's cheetah speed before she and the robot engage the Rangers and escape. Ravi teaches Joey some karate moves and presents a new tuba to him, advising the lad to stand up for himself. The Rangers are later deployed when the boy plays his tuba, and run into an upgraded Tubatron. The robot overpowers the team until Joey counterattacks with his new tuba, allowing the Rangers to destroy the foe while Devon unwittingly foils Roxy's plan when he unknowingly blasts the enemy's data chip. The Rangers then engage an arriving Gigadrone, countering it with the boy's tuba sounds before destroying it. Afterwards, Joey stands up to his bullies and bonds with Ravi. | |||||||
889 | 14 | "Hypnotic Halloween" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Maiya Thompson, Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Maiya Thompson, James Collins & Cameron Dixon | October 19, 2019 | 0.53[38] | |
Ravi, Steel, Nate and Zoey intend to celebrate Halloween by watching horror movies. However, the four are hypnotized by Nate's chosen movie, causing them to act like the costumes they are wearing. Devon, arriving at the scene, discovers the fiasco and tries to snap them out of their hypnosis by dressing up and acting in a related costume. Afterwards, the Rangers are alerted of a Robotron breaking into a Morph-X tower. The team transforms to engage the foe, during which Scrozzle deploys a Gigadrone. Devon, Zoey and Ravi fight it in their Zords, but are overpowered by the giant robot and its accompanying Delta Model robot until Steel and Nate destroy the Robotron and join them in defeating the two giant enemies. Afterwards, Devon joins his friends as they all resume their horror movie party. | |||||||
890 | 15 | "Sound and Fury" | Riccardo Pellizzeri | Becca Barnes and Alwyn Dale | October 26, 2019 | 0.46[39] | |
Scrozzle relates his history to Evox's forces along with his Fury Cells, prompting Blaze to use one to greatly enhance his new Robotron, Tubatron 2.0's, destructive power to destroy the Rangers. Meanwhile, Megan, a technician at Grid Battleforce, covets Nate's position and attempts to blackmail him and Zoey by sabotaging their new weapon. The Rangers are deployed to fight Tubatron 2.0, but are overpowered by the robot's enhanced powers. They manage to capture a Fury Cell and incorporate it into a new form for Devon so he can defeat the Robotron. Back at Grid Battleforce, Megan's actions are discovered by Commander Shaw, who fires her while Nate develops a Red Fury Mode for Devon using a Fury Cell he stole from Blaze. Using his new powers, Devon destroys the Robotron along with an arriving Gigadrone. Afterwards, the team struggles to determine if Nate and Zoey are dating. | |||||||
891 | 16 | "Seeing Red" | Oliver Driver | Alwyn Dale and Becca Barnes | November 2, 2019 | 0.63[40] | |
Devon becomes hooked on his new Red Fury Mode powers, even using them to stop a bank robber. However, he keeps burning through them, forcing him to steal the remaining ones from Blaze and Roxy. Unbeknownst to him, the Cells have unexpected side effects as the technology slowly turns him evil. Meanwhile, Evox's forces plan to make Devon permanently evil by taking advantage of his addiction. The Rangers head off to engage Roxy and her Robotron, Burnertron, while trying to reason with Devon. Realizing his errant ways, Devon powers down, destroys the last Fury Cell, and leads his team in destroying the Robotron and a Gigadrone attacking the city. Unbeknownst to them, Roxy leaves with data on the Rangers, only to clash with her allies. Later that day, Devon apologizes to his team and everyone celebrates General Burke's birthday. | |||||||
892 | 17 | "Gorilla Art" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | November 9, 2019 | 0.52[41] | |
Smash discovers Ravi's secret painting hobby, causing Ravi to hastily delete part of Smash's memory. Meanwhile, Scrozzle's early creation, Vargoyle, who was corrupted by Fury Cells and left his master, finds Scrozzle and becomes part of Evox's army, with Evox offering to reward him after he fights the Ranger team. Back at Grid Battleforce, the Rangers discover Ravi's painting hobby and Smash with an itch to paint. Ravi admits to his actions and how his mother disallows him to paint, believing it to be a distraction from his Ranger duties. As Vargoyle and a Gigadrone attack the city, Nate remains behind to fix Smash while the Rangers destroy the Gigadrone. However, Steel struggles against Vargoyle, forcing Nate to bail him out. Afterwards, Ravi and Smash reconcile, with Smash revealing he did not tell Commander Shaw while Vargoyle is rewarded with data on the Rangers as Blaze and Roxy angrily conspire to eliminate him. | |||||||
893 | 18 | "Ranger Reveal" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Denise Downer | November 16, 2019 | 0.49[42] | |
Movie star Nikki Rev comes to town while Vargoyle attacks the city. The Rangers are deployed to engage the foe, but Vargoyle overpowers them and they discover a camera had captured their fight and reversion, which Zoey's mother, Muriel Reeves, finds and intends to reveal on national TV. Zoey attempts to plead with Muriel not to, but the latter is adamant. As the Rangers go on guard duty to protect Nikki, Robotron Shockatron and a Gigadrone attack the city, forcing the Rangers to engage and defeat the enemies. Afterwards, Nikki explains her situation and Zoey's mother announces she will not reveal the footage of the Rangers. However, unbeknownst to the Rangers, the earlier battle allowed Vargoyle to plant Scrozzle's Memory Pulsator on the news tower unhindered. | |||||||
894 | 19 | "Rewriting History" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | November 23, 2019 | 0.50[43] | |
As the Rangers relax, Evox's forces mobilize to activate the Memory Pulsator, which erases everyone's memories of Evox's attacks. Steel, the only one unaffected by the Pulsator, tries to help his comrades regain their memories, but to no avail. Meanwhile, Blaze and Roxy take advantage of the Pulsator's effects to infiltrate Grid Battleforce as their templates, steal teleportion devices, and infect the real Roxy's stasis pod. When Vargoyle attacks, Steel convinces Devon to help him engage the enemy. During the fight, Vargoyle reveals the Pulsator's location. When the duo reach the news tower where the Pulsator is fixed, Devon engages Vargoyle in a duel and destroys him after Blaze and Roxy convince Scrozzle not to help Vargoyle while Steel climbs the tower and destroys the Pulsator, restoring everyone's memories despite being critically damaged and shutting down. The Rangers assemble to destroy an invading Gigadrone before Nate fixes and reboots Steel, who is congratulated for his valor. | |||||||
895 | 20 | "Target: Tower" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | November 30, 2019 | 0.49[44] | |
Evox and his minions begin to execute their final plan of stealing an entire Morph-X tower. In response, the Rangers are called in to protect a series of teleporters from Evox's minions. During the mission, Ravi defies his mother's orders in a desperate bid to save the real Roxy by destroying her avatar once and for all, but inadvertently allows Blaze to claim the stolen teleporters and activate them, resulting in both the Morph-X tower and Devon being transported to the Cyber Dimension. Meanwhile, Mayor Daniels witnesses the catastrophe, discovering his son's secret in the process. Back at Grid Battleforce, the remaining Rangers discuss the situation when the real Roxy awakens and reveals Evox's plan. | |||||||
896 | 21 | "Evox: Upgraded" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | December 7, 2019 | 0.47[45] | |
Confronting the Commander about his recent discovery, Mayor Daniels is told the truth about the Rangers' true identities and joins them in their mission to travel into the Cyber Dimension to save Devon and defeat Evox. As Evox assumes a physical form and prepares to return to Earth, Zoey decides that they need a new Megazord combination for the situation, so Nate and Steel reveal their secret configuration: the Beast-X Ultrazord. The Rangers and Mayor Daniels venture into the Cyber Dimension, during which the mayor reunites with his son. However, everyone struggles against Evox, who destroys the Ultrazord. While Nate thwarts Evox's plan, Devon confronts Blaze and destroys the avatar before doing the same with the Morph-X tower. Everyone escapes the Cyber Dimension, but as Grid Battleforce celebrates their victory, Mayor Daniels notices a purple glow on his body. | |||||||
897 | 22 | "Scrozzle's Revenge" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : James Collins, Cameron Dixon & Maiya Thompson | December 14, 2019 | 0.45[46] | |
As the Rangers and their Beast Bots prepare to celebrate Christmas, they are suddenly alerted of a Robotron attacking the city. Arriving at the scene, the Rangers transform to engage the foe, only for Scrozzle to trap Nate, Zoey and Devon in Christmas ornaments. Steel takes Scrozzle's Christmas tree and volunteers to free the humans from their imprisonment. However, Scrozzle attacks Coral Harbor with a piloted Gigadrone. The Beast Bots respond by piloting the Zords themselves to confront Scrozzle and evacuate the city's populace while Cruise defeats the Robotron. Afterwards, Steel frees his fellow Rangers and everyone is visited by Santa Claus. |
Season 27 (2020)
[edit]No. overall | No. in season | Title | Directed by | Written by | Original air date | U.S. viewers (millions) | |
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898 | 1 | "Believe It or Not" | Oliver Driver | Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale | February 22, 2020 | 0.39[47] | |
Mayor Daniels has been leading a global campaign to introduce Morph-X as a new fuel for the planet and everything has been quiet. However, Steel finds evidence that proves Evox may have returned, but the Rangers struggle to believe whether he has created a conspiracy or not and brush him off. A trip to the woods eventually proves Steel right, as the Rangers discover Scrozzle and a new Drilltron stealing Morph-X from underground. The Rangers engage the enemy, during which they learn that Scrozzle was siphoning Morph-X from a leak. A Gigadrone, accompanied by Gigatronics, are sent to finish the job, but the Rangers call in their Zords to defeat them. Afterwards, Devon and his allies apologize to Steel for not believing him. | |||||||
899 | 2 | "Save Our Shores" | Simon Bennett | Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes | February 29, 2020 | 0.46[48] | |
A shipping accident creates an environmental hazard when trash washes into a coral reef, posing a serious threat to all the marine wildlife there. Roxy asks her aunt, the head of the shipping company responsible, to help by providing funds to a rescue center. Along the way, she and Blaze get trapped by Scrozzle, who takes a sample of their DNA. Scrozzle returns to Evox and brings back the evil Blaze and Roxy Avatars as robots. The Rangers are deployed to engage the two robot generals and their forces, resulting in a grueling battle which ends with the Rangers destroying the robots before destroying a Gigadrone sent after a Morph-X tower. Afterwards, they join Blaze and Roxy to see a recovering turtle off, during which they reveal to the pair the existence of their robotic counterparts. Meanwhile, Scrozzle rebuilds the two robots from fresh templates. | |||||||
900 | 3 | "Game On!" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | March 7, 2020 | 0.46[49] | |
Devon makes it to the finals of a new video game championship, but is baffled when his controller mysteriously malfunctions and his opponent Kerry nearly wins. Suddenly, Robo-Blaze and Robo-Roxy appear and steal Kerry's controller to create a new Robotron capable of creating evil clones of the Rangers. Devon becomes even more conflicted when Kerry approaches the Rangers and reveals the controller has a bug that carried over to the Robotron; a bug she used to cheat. When Devon and his team are deployed to confront the Robotron again, they use the bug to incapacitate their clones before defeating them and the Robotron. Returning to the championship, Devon emerges the victor in the finals, but gives his prize to Kerry for playing fair. Meanwhile, Evox is revealed to have secretly taken over Mayor Daniels. | |||||||
901 | 4 | "Artist Anonymous" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | March 14, 2020 | 0.50[50] | |
The entire city is enraptured by a stunning mural painted by a mystery artist, who the other Rangers realize is Ravi. However, he refuses to reveal himself as he is still hiding his passion from his mother, Commander Shaw. Nate insists that Ravi should tell the truth and get it over with, but before he can, someone else takes credit for it and the next mural they paint will be on the walls of Grid Battleforce. They eventually discover the painter is a disguised Robotron and, with Commander Shaw's help, destroy it before it can infiltrate Grid Battleforce. Following the battle, Ravi reveals his secret to her. While she is disappointed by his dishonesty, she is ultimately happy with her son. | |||||||
902 | 5 | "Cruisin' for a Bruisin'" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Denise Downer | March 28, 2020 | 0.34[51] | |
Amidst target practice, Cruise outperforms the Rangers, inspiring Devon to have him help in battle, much to Nate and the others' concerns. When the Rangers are deployed to engage another Robotron, Digitron, Cruise ends up being absorbed by the robot. Wanting to save his friend, Devon gets the idea to have the Rangers combine with their Beast Bots to create a new, upgraded form, but he needs to rescue his friend first. Nate prepares equipment following Devon's idea when Digitron returns. The Rangers are sent out to confront it, and transform into their new Beast-X modes to engage the foe, with Devon rescuing Cruise and defeating the Robotron. Afterwards, Devon and Cruise reconcile and everyone celebrates their latest victory. | |||||||
903 | 6 | "The Blame Game" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | April 4, 2020 | 0.40[52] | |
Steel learns the concept of discipline from the Rangers and decides to practice it around the city. However, his reprimands begin to grow out of hand. Meanwhile, Scrozzle deploys Controlatron to capture Nate, with the robot controlling a Grid Battleforce employee in the process. The Rangers transform to engage the enemy, but are overpowered by a hypnotized Nate before Controlatron brings Nate back to program Malware for Evox. Back at Grid Battleforce, the employee is fired following Steel's accusations when two Gigadrones attack the city. Returning to battle, Devon frees Nate from Controlatron's hypnotism, destroys the robot, and defeats both Gigadrones. Afterwards, Steel apologizes to everyone and the employee is hired back into the organization. | |||||||
904 | 7 | "Beast King Rampage" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Tom Furniss | April 11, 2020 | 0.37[53] | |
General Burke reveals the new Beast-X King Zord to the Rangers along with former Grid Battleforce employee Megan's involvement in it, much to everyone's disgust. During a test-run however, Evox's forces use the malware to infect the Zord with a virus, forcing the Rangers to scramble to regain control of it. In the midst of this, Megan attempts to atone for trying to steal Nate's job, but the Rangers brush her off until they realize they need her technical expertise. Following her advice, Nate develops a new prototype weapon and uses it to subdue the King Zord, allowing Devon to pilot it and defeat Robo-Blaze's Megazord while the other Rangers overpower Robo-Roxy. Afterwards, Burke apologizes to everyone and Commander Shaw rehires Megan. | |||||||
905 | 8 | "Boxed In" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Cameron Dixon, Maiya Thompson & James Collins | April 18, 2020 | 0.42[54] | |
The Pan Global Games have arrived in Coral Harbor, but their duties prevent the Rangers from attending any of the events. When Devon, Zoey, and Nate are selected to carry out some observations, they encounter Dumbbelltron and engage it, but are beaten back until Steel and Ravi assist them in defeating the Robotron. Scrozzle then deploys a Gigadrone to attack Coral Harbor, so Devon engages it in the Racer Zord. When Devon gets captured, he is forced to fight four Gigadrones while his comrades struggle to free him. Nate works on a new Megazord program, allowing the remaining Rangers to rescue Devon and defeat the Gigadrones. Afterwards, the Rangers decide to carry out their routine check together before heading off to see the Karate finals. | |||||||
906 | 9 | "Secret Struggle" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | April 25, 2020 | 0.41[55] | |
Steel learns that Nate and Zoey have feelings for each other and tries to bring them together despite Grid Battleforce prohibiting relationships between Rangers. Meanwhile, the Rangers stop Robo-Roxy from apparently kidnapping Mayor Daniels and give him a 24/7 protection detail, with Steel nominating Zoey and Nate for the task. Amidst their duties, Steel unsuccessfully attempts to get Nate and Zoey closer and incurs Commander Shaw's ire. Ravi and Zoey are sent to monitor Mayor Daniels, but are overpowered by Robo-Roxy and Tiaratron until Nate and Steel arrive to help them defeat the robots while Devon destroys a Gigadrone sent to attack the city. Afterwards, Nate and Zoey assert their relationship and Commander Shaw rescinds the no-dating rule. However, everyone discovers that Evox has infected and possessed the mayor. | |||||||
907 | 10 | "The Evox Snare" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Becca Barnes, Alwyn Dale & Chip Lynn Teleplay by : Chip Lynn | September 19, 2020[b] | 0.30[56] | |
Following the revelation that Evox has possessed Mayor Daniels, Grid Battleforce shuts down the Morph-X Towers in order to lure Evox into a trap. Meanwhile, Nate finds a way to imprison Evox/Mayor Daniels until they are able to find a safe way to separate them. However, Devon does not agree with this idea and attempts to find a better way to accomplish the task by searching through Ranger history. He makes contact with Doctor K, who makes mention of the Dino Charge Rangers' Split Emitters. Meanwhile, the remaining Rangers confront Scrozzle, Robo-Blaze and Robo-Roxy, and their forces as part of their plan to lure Evox. They later confront Evox when he arrives at a Morph-X tower before using their own Split Emitters to separate him from Mayor Daniels. Following their victory, Grid Battleforce reactivates the Morph-X towers and Devon reunites with his father. | |||||||
908 | 11 | "Intruder Alert!" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | September 26, 2020[c] | 0.33[57] | |
As the Rangers receive a strange message from outer space warning of an impending threat, an alien criminal named Ryjack allies with Evox to steal gear from Grid Battleforce's Ranger Vault. As a result, the Rangers struggle against Ryjack accompanied by a revived Vargoyle along with another alien trespassing into Grid Battleforce's facilities. After Ravi and Zoey get injured by Ryjack, Devon and Steel rejuvenate the exhausted alien, Captain Chaku, who explains his mission to them and treats the wounded. Later, he and Devon confront and destroy Vargoyle while Nate and Steel destroy a Gigadrone attempting to steal Morph-X. Afterwards, Ravi and Zoey show signs of recovery and everyone socializes with Chaku. | |||||||
909 | 12 | "The Greater Good" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | October 3, 2020[d] | 0.28[58] | |
The Rangers learn more about Chaku while Ryjack initiates his plan to tunnel his way into the Ranger Vault and steal its contents. Nate overhears a call from the captain's daughter, when Ryjack attacks Grid Battleforce, only to be driven out by Chaku and the Rangers. Taking Chaku aside, he learns that the alien was made into a cyborg as part of his job. The Rangers and Chaku are deployed when Ryjack is spotted again, with Chaku depriving him of his main weapon, the Reanimizer. In response, Ryjack enlarges, forcing the Rangers and Chaku to summon their mechs to destroy him while Scrozzle steals the discarded Reanimizer. Afterwards, the Rangers use Morph-X to turn Chaku back into a human and send him off back to his daughter. | |||||||
910 | 13 | "Finders Keepers" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Denise Downer | October 10, 2020[e] | 0.32[59] | |
As the Rangers search Ryjack's ship, Zoey accidentally captures Keeper after mistaking him for a foe, before Snide and Evox's forces kidnaps Keeper. The Beast Morpher Rangers, along with the Dino Charge Rangers, discuss the situation when Evox sends a message to them demanding a ransom for Keeper. When the enemy refuses to return Keeper, the Dino Charge Rangers engage Snide while the Beast Morpher Rangers engage and destroy a Gigadrone. Meanwhile, Scrozzle uses the Reanimizer to revive Sledge and his crew to fight the Dino Charge team, but the Grid Battleforce Rangers rescue Keeper. Afterwards, Zoey apologizes to Keeper and Commander Shaw debriefs the Rangers on the situation. | |||||||
911 | 14 | "Making Bad" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Maiya Thompson, James Collins & Cameron Dixon | October 17, 2020[f] | 0.49[60] | |
When Scrozzle reveals Ryjack's Reanimizer can revive enemies of the past Power Rangers, Evox tasks his minions and Sledge's crew to decide which villain to resurrect while Scrozzle sends Thieftron to steal diamonds to fuel the Reanimizer. Meanwhile, the Rangers learn of Thieftron's crime spree and head out to engage and defeat the Robotron. In response, Sledge's crew is sent to steal diamonds instead, only to be killed by the Rangers. Evox nominates Goldar to be revived. As such, Goldar is resurrected as Goldar Maximus and kills Sledge on Evox's orders after Sledge insults him. Back at Grid Battleforce, the Rangers struggle to determine why Evox's forces needed diamonds. | |||||||
912 | 15 | "Grid Connection" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Becca Barnes, Alwyn Dale & Chip Lynn Teleplay by : Chip Lynn | October 24, 2020[g] | 0.34[61] | |
Devon becomes dismissive when Keeper reveals a vision concerning the Rangers while Evox's forces strike. In response to Tyler's call for help, the remaining Beast Morpher Rangers head out to engage the foe, only for the enemy army to overpower them. Devon returns to be briefed on the others' situation and apologize to Keeper for his skepticism. Deciding to save his friends, Devon uses a Morph-X tower and a fragment from a meteorite he encountered earlier to call for help, with Jason Lee Scott arriving shortly after. Jason and Devon arrive to assist their comrades with Jason summoning his team and the Dino Thunder Rangers to defeat their foes. When Evox confronts them in a Zord he built, the Rangers summon their Zords to engage and defeat him. Afterwards, everyone returns to their home dimensions and Devon thanks Keeper for his wisdom. Guest Stars: Austin St. John, Brennan Mejia, Yoshi Sudarso, James Davies, Davi Santos. | |||||||
913 | 16 | "Golden Opportunity" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Alywn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Chip Lynn | October 31, 2020[h] | 0.26[62] | |
Nate is reunited with his parents after a long time, but is torn between fulfilling his duties as a Grid Battleforce member and leaving with his parents when he discovers they are heading off again. When Nate's friends reassure him and offer to handle his duties while he is gone, Robo-Roxy attacks them all and steals Nate's DNA scanner. Using the scanner's collected DNA of a beetle and a flower, Robo-Roxy upgrades herself to remain useful to Evox and launches an assault on the city accompanied by Robotron Clawtron. The remaining Rangers attempt to engage the robots but are overpowered until Nate arrives to assist them in destroying Clawtron and an arriving Gigadrone attacking the city, and driving Robo-Roxy away. Afterwards, everyone sees Nate's worth in protecting Coral Harbor and Nate himself asserts to his parents his decision to stay with his Ranger comrades as he bids them farewell. | |||||||
914 | 17 | "Goin' Ape" | Oliver Driver | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | November 7, 2020[i] | 0.28[63] | |
Ravi and Roxy's anniversary goes sideways when he forgets to bring his gift to her. When Smash tries to calm Ravi down, Robo-Roxy attacks them both. The duo engage the enemy, but are overpowered until their comrades arrive to cool Ravi down and drive Robo-Roxy away. While the others try to figure out the misunderstanding between Roxy and Ravi, Ben and Betty bring in an old lady who reveals she was arranging a meet-up with Ravi to return his forgotten anniversary gift. Meanwhile, Robo-Roxy and Robo-Blaze attack Ravi, who is overpowered and overheating until the other Rangers arrive to take on the robots and their forces, with Ravi defeating Robo-Roxy before the others take him away to cool him down. Afterwards, Roxy and Ravi reconcile and Ravi presents his gift to her. | |||||||
915 | 18 | "The Silva Switch" | Oliver Driver | Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes | November 14, 2020[j] | 0.30[64] | |
When Nate tries to make Steel a human, both brothers accidentally swap bodies due to an accident. When the Rangers are deployed to fight Robo-Blaze and an accompanying Antennatron 2.0, Nate struggles with his new body while Steel revels in being a human amidst warnings of molecular decay from remaining in another body for too long. Meanwhile, Evox's forces scuffle with one another to gain Evox's favor, with Robo-Blaze siphoning Morph-X from Evox's stash to enhance himself. Despite the Rangers' interference and efforts, he manages to steal more Morph-X from Grid Battleforce after destroying his accomplice, leaving the Rangers to destroy an arriving Gigadrone. Afterwards, the Rangers swap Nate and Steel back to their respective bodies while Evox congratulates Robo-Blaze for his achievements, much to Robo-Roxy's anger. | |||||||
916 | 19 | "Fossil Frenzy" | Oliver Driver | Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale | November 21, 2020[k] | 0.26[65] | |
Zoey's older brother Mike visits her, announcing that he found a fossilized claw to help in his scholarship interview, only for Zoey to unintentionally destroy it in a lab accident. Eager to make up for the mistake, she ventures out solo to find the fossil's location, where she runs into Robo-Roxy. Concerned for her safety, the other Rangers hurry to Zoey's aid and drive Robo-Roxy off. Using the fossil's DNA, Robo-Roxy enhances herself again to maintain her usefulness to Evox, overloading and destroying their Robo-Maker in the process. When Robo-Roxy attacks the city, the Rangers are deployed to engage her, only to struggle against her new form. The robotic general enlarges herself, forcing the team to deploy their Zords to engage and destroy her permanently. Later that day, Devon reveals what he learned from Scrozzle's lecture to Robo-Blaze after the battle and Mike gains his scholarship. | |||||||
917 | 20 | "Crunch Time" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Becca Barnes & Alwyn Dale Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | November 28, 2020[l] | 0.23[66] | |
The Rangers receive a memory drive from Blaze and learn of Evox's new scheme just as a Robotron is spotted. The team is deployed to defeat Railtron 2.0 with Blaze's help, but Devon arrives late and grows stricter with his team. Blaze continues to give Devon bad advice while Evox deploys in a Gigadrone to fight the Rangers. Deploying in their Zords, the team engages Evox, who self-destructs his robot, damaging Cruise in the process. Horrified by Cruise's injuries, Devon leads his team in subduing and capturing Evox. Afterwards, Devon apologizes to everyone, though Blaze takes credit for the plan. The team drives "Blaze" out upon learning the truth from his real counterpart and struggle to determine Evox's true plan. | |||||||
918 | 21 | "Source Code" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Chip Lynn | December 5, 2020[m] | 0.25[67] | |
Evox breaks out of his prison and works his way through Grid Battleforce's computers to access the Ranger Vault, where he takes a Cell Shift morpher to download his original codes. When the Rangers confront him, he reveals that Nate once experimented with Morph-X and snake DNA on the morpher that he was hiding in, which released him into the organization's systems. Evox also reveals he is the reincarnation of Venjix before overpowering the Rangers and escaping. Shocked by the revelation, a guilt-ridden Nate struggles to form a plan against the virus. However, his comrades call in Doctor K, Venjix's creator, to assist Nate while they are deployed to fight Robo-Blaze. Nate and Doctor K work on an antivirus arrow, with the former joining the battle to experiment it on Robo-Blaze, destroying him permanently. However, Scrozzle and Evox successfully take over the Morph-X tower system during the battle. | |||||||
919 | 22 | "Evox Unleashed" | Simon Bennett | Story by : Alwyn Dale & Becca Barnes Teleplay by : Johnny Hartmann | December 12, 2020[n] | 0.19[69] | |
As Coral Harbor is evacuated, Zoey, with permission from Commander Shaw, reveals her identity to her mother. The Rangers then confront Evox using weapons from the Ranger Vault. However, he brushes off Nate's second antivirus arrow and proceeds to a hijacked tower to absorb all the Morph-X therein. Steel tries to stop him, but Evox kills him, forcing his allies to retreat. The remaining Rangers warn Grid Battleforce's staff of the danger, but they all choose to stay and help them, restoring their morale. The four Rangers are deployed to confront the now-gigantic Evox in the Beast-X King Ultrazord, only for their foe to overpower them. Realizing that Evox is vulnerable to human DNA, the Rangers induce large amounts of their own DNA into Evox's base code, corrupting it and destroying Evox/Venjix once and for all. Following this victory, the Morphin' Grid revives Steel as a human. One year later, Coral Harbor has turned to solar and wind energy for power. Ben and Betty, with assistance from Colonel Mason Truman, capture Scrozzle. The Rangers, the remaining Beast Bots, and Ben and Betty later celebrate Steel's first birthday. |
Production
[edit]Saban Brands announced on February 12, 2018, that it had renewed its partnership with Nickelodeon for an additional three years now going until 2021.[70] In a joint statement on February 15, 2018, Saban announced that it would not renew its master toy license with Bandai going forward and that the current license would expire on April 1, 2019, ending a 25-year partnership dating back to 1993 with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.[71] The following day on February 16, 2018, at New York Toy Fair 2018, Hasbro announced that it had acquired the master toy license from Saban Brands, revealed a re-branded logo for the Power Rangers franchise and mentioned that their contract with Saban Brands included an option to negotiate the purchase of the Power Rangers franchise from Saban Brands at a later time if they chose.[8] The next day on February 17, 2018, at the New York Toy Fair, Hasbro announced that their toys would start to appear in April 2019 and that the Super Sentai series Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters would be the first season adapted under the re-branded Power Rangers logo as Power Rangers Beast Morphers.[14]
On May 1, 2018, Hasbro announced that it had agreed to purchase the Power Rangers franchise from Saban Brands in a cash-and-stock deal valued at $522 million.[12][10] On May 25, 2018, it was revealed that Saban Brands was preparing to lay off a majority of its employees with Saban Brands ceasing operation on July 2, 2018, though its parent company Saban Capital Group would remain open for business.[72][13]
Judd "Chip" Lynn, who resumed executive producer duties for Power Rangers since Dino Charge, returned for Beast Morphers.[73]
The first season finished filming on December 20, 2018.[74] The second season began filming about a month later.[75] Filming for the second season finished on May 22, 2019.[76][77]
Noam Kaniel (Noam) composes the music for the series alongside Youssef "Joe" Guezoum, and Matt McGuire.[2][4]
See also
[edit]Notes
[edit]- ^ Laing is credited as his pseudonym "Randall Ewing" for most of the series' run
- ^ This episode was first released on June 11, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 12, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 15, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 16, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 17, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 18, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 19, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 22, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 23, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 24, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 25, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 26, 2020 in the UK.
- ^ This episode was first released on June 26, 2020 on the UK POP App in the UK,[68] and first released on June 29, 2020 in the UK.
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External links
[edit]- Official Power Rangers website
- Power Rangers Beast Morphers at IMDb
- Hasbro Pulse Power Rangers Lighting Collection
- Power Rangers series
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