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Udonna

Udonna is the White Mystic Ranger. She was a powerful and talented sorceress whose people fought in the Great Battle against the forces of darkness, which ended with the evil forces being cast into the Underworld. She lost many of her friends in the Battle, as well as her entire family (except her niece Clare); her sister Niella was a powerful sorceress called The Gatekeeper, who sealed the Underworld at the cost of her life, while her husband Leanbow was left inside the Underworld trying to hold the enemy back and her infant son Bowen went missing during the Battle. After this, she prepared for the return of the forces of darkness and built Rootcore deep within the forest near Briarwood; when an earthquake broke the seal and freed the evil forces in present day, she recruited the five Mystic Rangers and gave them their powers.

As the White Mystic Ranger, Udonna commands the power of snow and could become a giant version of herself (not a Mystic Titan like the other Rangers). However, she is defeated in battle by Koragg, who claims her Snow Staff and her Ranger powers along with it. She currently mentors and trains both the Rangers and her niece and apprentice Clare (who became the Gatekeeper of the Underworld upon her mother's death) in the ways of magic. Udonna eventually discovers that Bowen is alive and was taken to the human realm by Phineas, and later still discovers that Nick is Bowen. Udonna is later captured and held a prisoner in the Underworld. While in her cell, she manages to channel the energies of her Snow Staff to help the Rangers fight Morticon. Afterwards, Koragg prevents Udonna from reclaiming her Snow Staff. Udonna then states that she can only feel pity for Koragg and teleports out of the Underworld.

When the Rangers are sent to the Underworld in "Heir Apparent", Udonna uses dark magic to rescue them, even though according to Clare, this would mean she would permanently lose all her magic. She is able to save the Rangers, but is then badly hurt by the Master, only surviving due to the actions of Koragg, who is then revealed to be Leanbow. After the revelation, she is considerably weaker, and it may be true that due to her use of dark magic that she is now merely human. She is left distraught when she sees her husband turned into Koragg once more, but the discovery that Nick is Bowen rekindled her belief in magic and she is able to free Leanbow once again. Despite his apparent death against the Master, she believes him to still be alive and leaves the Rangers to go on a quest to find him (starting in "The Light"), with Clare as her companion. When she and Clare reach the Lake of Lament, they are confronted by Hekatoid, who knocks Clare unconscious and kidnaps Udonna, and put her under a spell to make her unconscious.
Vasquez

Vasquez is female officer working with Colonel Truman. She assisted Dr. K, Summer and Gemma when all of the men were knocked out in the city. At the end of the season it was revealed that she was a hybrid infected with Venjix technology. Her name is a reference to Jenette Goldstein's character in the 1986 film Aliens.
Sky Tate

Schuyler "Sky" Tate is the S.P.D. Blue Ranger and second-in-command who was originally a stickler for rules. Sky is top on B-Squad on weapons and fighting, and believes he should be the Red Ranger just like his father was. Unfortunately, his pride, and lack of faith in his friends/ teammates, citing such reasons as Syd is a girl, causing him to fail a test of character, and as a result Commander Cruger picks him to be the Blue Ranger.

When Sky faces off against Mirloc, the one responsible for the death of his father, Jack thinks Sky should be the one to bring him in as the Red Ranger. Although it was an honor to be the Red Ranger, Sky realized that heroes come in all colors. After going through extensive S.W.A.T. training on Zantor to acquire S.W.A.T. Mode, he discovers the importance of his team. With teamwork, they are able to even defeat the corrupt A-Squad. Over time, he learns the values of following rather than leading, and when put in a temporary leading position, impresses even Cruger with the skills he learned during their battles.

With Jack leaving S.P.D., Sky has grown into a great leader and has learned to accept his teammates as equals. Cruger chooses him to step up as the new Red Ranger. When Cruger becomes Supreme Commander, Sky replaces Cruger and is promoted to Earth Commander and Bridge replaced Sky as the S.P.D. Red Ranger. This may also mean Sky is the new Shadow Ranger, which would make his number 100, or has a Ranger identification similar to that of the Shadow Ranger.

While unmorphed, his genetic power allows him to create force fields.
Victor Vincent

Victor Vincent is an unpopular, pretentious and athletic student who is the class president of Summer Cove High School and has a massive ego. Victor is always coming up with plans to become popular with Monty's help which often goes comically awry. He has 49 trophies and attempts to collect the 50th trophy by cheating, though his cheating is always revealed and ends up hilarious.

In "Helping Hand," Victor and Monty's magnetic device for shop class attracting the Ninja Stars which caught the attention of a Buzzcam. While Galvanax has Madame Odius and the Basher Bots take Victor and Monty as hostages, Galvanax makes plans for the season finale of "Galaxy Warriors".

In "Galvanax Rises," Victor and Monty are roped in by Madame Odius into building the Mega-Magnet to help her in destroying the Rangers. Both of them managed to escape and tell the news media about their survival.

In "Echoes of Evil," the two try to sell products that they used during the escape and got a lot of money and they dropped out of school claiming that they are done with it. However, the cans didn't work against Smellaphant and they were forced to give all the money back and go back to school where Principal Hastings reluctantly gave in to their demands as the check they gave her is no longer good.

In "Doom Signal," Victor and Monty win Gorrox's audition which led to them getting captured by Basher Bots and used to entertain the Galaxy Warriors audience as part of Madame Odius' plan to brainwash the people of Earth.

In "Reaching the Nexus," Victor and Monty help evacuate the people from the Warrior Dome ship. Before escaping themselves, they threw the explosive juggling balls towards Badonna and Cosmo Royale. After Madame Odius is destroyed, the two of them are honored by the Mayor of Summer Cove. This enabled Victor to finally win his 50th trophy and everyone (including Rangers) agreed he deserved received that thropy.
Scrozzle

Scrozzle is a robot and the de facto ruler of the Cyber Dimension after he fled there to hide from Vargoyle. When Evox and the Cybervillains arrive in the Cyber Dimension, Scrozzle reluctantly forms an alliance with them, lending them his gadgetry skills, Tronics, Robotrons, and Gigadrones. While he dislikes having to work with the Cybervillains, viewing them as incompetent, he works with them once to betray Vargoyle. After the Cybervillains successfully steal a Morph-X Tower, Scrozzle begins construction on a robot body for Evox before preparing to teleport him back to the real world. However, the Rangers storm the Cyber Dimension and foil the latter plot, though Scrozzle escapes with his Robotron-Maker. Scrozzle attempts to get revenge against the Rangers, but is foiled by Steel and the Beast Bots.

In between seasons, Scrozzle commandeered the Crystal Dimension as a new base for Evox. To expand their ranks, Scrozzle arranges for the human Blaze and Roxy's capture so he can collect DNA samples from them and combine it with back-up data on the fallen Cybervillains and spare robot parts to create robot versions of them. To ensure they survive, he also programs the Robot Maker to recreate their bodies should they fall in battle. After Robo-Roxy inadvertently overloads the Robot Maker while upgrading herself however, it is destroyed beyond repair. Following the Rangers' final battle with Evox, Scrozzle goes into hiding in the latter's home dimension. One year later, he is found by Colonel Mason Truman, Betty, and Ben, and remanded to Grid Battleforce's holding cells.

Scrozzle is broken out of confinement, by Lord Zedd during Dino Fury. Soon after, both he, Sizzurai and Zedd, join forces with the Void Family.

## Return To

Power Rangers Beast Morphers -- Power Rangers Dino Fury -- Power Rangers Cosmic Fury
Triforian Zeo Zords

**Pyramidas**

Pyramidas is the personal zord of the Gold Zeo Ranger in Power Rangers Zeo. This gigantic pyramid is capable of interstellar flight, and it could shoot golden lightning bolts. Pyramidas was the first carrierzord to have its own pilot. Pyramidas can combine with the Zeo Megazord and Red Battlezord to create the Zeo Ultrazord, the ultimate in Zeo firepower.

After Trey of Triforia was shot down by the Varox, Pyramidas was briefly unavailable due to the damage sustained, but Jason Lee Scott, Trey's temporarily replacement, was provided with the Warrior Wheel until Pyramidas was restored to combat status.

When the Gold Ranger returned to his home-planet, he took Pyramidas with him.

**Zeo Ultrazord**

The Zeo Ultrazord is used by The Zeo Rangers. It is formed with all five Zeo Zords, the Red Battlezord and Pyramidas. It utilized the combined power of all seven Zords. It could be formed in two ways, either Carrier Mode or Warrior Mode.

* Carrier Mode - In Carrier Mode, all six Zords stood on top of the elongated structure of Pyramidas. Carrier Mode was only used in the episode "Rangers of Two Worlds, Part One" when the Zeo Rangers teamed up with the Alien Rangers. It moved much faster than the Warrior Mode, which was first used in the episode "A Small Problem".
* Warrior Mode - In Warrior Mode, Pyramidas stood up on its side, and the Zeo Zords moved into separate compartments inside it. The Red Battlezord stood on Pyramidas' back, its cannon arms overhanging Pyramidas. In Warrior Mode, the Zeo Ultrazord stood up to four times taller than Megazord sized monsters and probably weighed twenty-five times as much or more. It could fire massive amounts of energy. It could also contain the Super Zeo Megazord rather than the Zeo Zords, but in this case the Super Zeo Megazord went in as one unit rather than splitting into its component pieces. For its finisher, it would raise its arms and fire mutiple blasts of energy from all over its body including its arm, shoulder cannons and center.

**Warrior Wheel**

The Warrior Wheel was a zord used by Jason, the Gold Ranger while the original zord, Pyramidas was undergoing repairs on Triforia.

The Warrior Wheel acts autonomously, lacking a cockpit unlike the other Zeo Zords. Although small, it is highly agile. As a finishing move, the Super Zeo Megazord would roll the wheel like a bowling ball towards the enemy. The wheel would gather energy as it rolled, and would unleash all as it slammed into the enemy with lethal force before turning back into warrior mode.

This is the warrior wheel’s megazord mode is highly agile and as a final strike, the Super Zeo Megazord would roll the warrior wheel like a bowling ball and gain momentum. Then it would unleash all the energy as it slammed into the opponent with lethal force before turning back into warrior mode
Zenowing

Zenowing is an Archaeopteryx-esque alien and Keeper's apprentice. After finding the Silver Energem, Lord Arcanon forced Zenowing to hold the Dark Energem, which caused him to develop an evil personality called Doomwing, who is loyal to Arcanon. Arriving on Earth, Zenowing encounters the Rangers and gains enough control to warn them of Doomwing. The Rangers build and use a split emitter to separate Zenowing from his evil side, allowing him to return to Keeper and warn him of the Dark Energem.

Unlike the other Rangers, Zenowing utilizes a variant of the Dino Charge Morpher called the Titano Charge Morpher and the Titano Saber.
Shogunzords

The Shogun Megazord is the combination of the five ancient Zords, the Shogunzords. While the Ninja Megazord is swift and agile, the Shogun Megazord is burly and powerful. Consequently, it lacks speed. It is heavily armored, yet still functional. Its main weapon, the Fire Saber, destroys opponents with a fire slash.

**Shogunzords**

* The White Shogunzord is a warrior zord and piloted by Tommy Oliver and later co-piloted by Katherine Hillard. It was later used by Delphine. It resembles a crane. It forms the left arm of the Shogun Megazord and the Shogun MegaFalconzord. It is armed with dual sai weapons. It is the only individual zord to have more than one pilot. When Delphine teleported into the zord, it rose into being in front of an aurora borealis.
* The Black Shogunzord is a warrior zord patterned after a frog and piloted by Adam Park and later by Corcus. It resembles a frog. It forms the left leg of the Shogun Megazord and the Shogun Mega Falconzord. It is armed with a large bow and arrow. When Corcus teleported into the zord, it rose into being in front of a rising dust burst of rocks.
* The Blue Shogunzord is a warrior zord patterned after a wolf and piloted by Billy Cranston and later by Cestro. It resembles a wolf. It forms the right arm of the Shogun Megazord and the Shogun Mega Falconzord. It is armed with a staff weapon. It was the only Shogunzord to defeat a monster on its own; Billy confronted the Brick Bully on his own when Tommy, Rocky, Aisha and Adam had been turned into bricks by the monster and Kat was trying to return them to normal. When Cestro teleported into the zord, it rose into being in front of a raging tidal wave.
* The Yellow Shogunzord is a warrior zord patterned after a bear and piloted by Aisha Campbell and later by Tideus. It resembles a bear. It forms the right leg of the Shogun Megazord and the Shogun Mega Falconzord. It is armed with a rake-like claw weapon. When Tideus teleported into the zord, it rose into being in front of a mass of yellow leaves blowing in the wind.
* The Red Shogunzord is a warrior zord patterned after an ape and piloted by Rocky DeSantos and later by Aurico. It resembles an ape. It forms the head, and torso of the Shogun Megazord and the Shogun Mega Falconzord. It's armed with a shield. When Aurico teleported into the zord, it spun into being among Flames and in front of a stormy sky.

**Shogun Megazord**

**Shogun Mega Falconzord**

The Shogun Megazord could combine with the White Ninja Falconzord to become Shogun MegaFalconzord.

**Shogun Ultrazord**

When the Shogun Megafalconzord combines with the Titanus, the Shogun Ultrazord is formed. The only enemy it was used against was Dischordia.

## See Also

Season 3 -- Battle Borgs -- Ninjazords <--> Zeo Zords
Singe

Singe is an arrogant fire-elemental/candle-themed monster who wields a gun that doubles as the hilt of his sword. He arrives on Earth ostensibly to join Heckyl and Snide while secretly reporting back on their activities to Lord Arcanon, developing a rivalry with a distrustful Fury in the process. After Heckyl becomes suspicious of his true intentions, Singe temporarily leaves Earth to get Arcanon's help. Sometime later, Singe returns with Arcanon and assists him in his plans to obtain the Energems before they are obliterated by Sledge.
Turbo Rescue Zords

The Rescuezords are the second and last set of zords of the Turbo Rangers. It is unknown who created the Rescuezords but they are given to the second team of Turbo Rangers by the Phantom Ranger after the Turbo Megazord was stolen by Divatox's forces and temporarily reprogrammed to fight for evil. The Rescuezords are carried within the Artillatron when not in use. They each have a robot form called High Stance Mode, ala Transformers.

Lightning Fire TamerSiren BlasterThunder LoaderStar RacerWind Rescue
* The Lightning Fire Tamer is a red fire truck zord piloted by TJ Johnson. Was capable of firing powerful blasts of water. Robot form is a firefighter. Wielded a fire extinguisher in robot form. Forms the head, upper torso, and chestplate.
* The Siren Blaster is a blue police car zord of Justin Stewart. Robot form is a police officer capable of firing sonic blasts from its chestplate. Forms the lower torso, thighs, and upper legs.
* Thunder Loader is a green dump truck zord piloted by Carlos Vallerte. Was capable of releasing a load of iron balls. Robot form is a construction worker. Forms the lower right leg used in the Rescue Turbo Megazord formation.
* Star Racer is a yellow formula racecar zord of Ashley Hammond - which also has a bulldozer component. Robot form is a racer. Forms the lower left leg used in the Rescue Turbo Megazord formation.
* Wind Rescue is a pink ambulance zord of Cassie Chan, the Pink Turbo Ranger. Was capable of launching a giant syringe at attackers. Robot form is a nurse. Splits and forms the arms used in the Rescue Turbo Megazord formation.

The Rescue Megazord is the second Megazord for the Turbo Rangers. Thunder Loader and Star Racer form the legs, Siren Blaster forms the lower abdomen, Wind Rescue forms the arms, and Lightning Fire Tamer forms the chest and head. It can dual wield a pair of twin laser pistols and its main weapons are the cannons from Artillatron, simply known as Artillery Power. One cannon is a massive flamethrower, and the second is a gatling blaster that would shoot fireballs and bullets into evil monsters and Zords. This finisher was able to immediately destroy the Metallosaurus which made this finisher much more powerful than the Spinout.

## See Also

Power Rangers Turbo -- Turbozords <--> Astro Megaship
Tyzonn

Tyzonn, sometimes called "Ty" for short, is a Mercurian from the alien planet Mercuria. He is previously a member of the Intergalactic Emergency Responder Squad, a search and rescue team, alongside his fiancée Vella. During an unfortunate accident when his team was killed by the Fearcats after he sent them back into a collapsing cave, Tyzonn dedicates himself to tracking down the criminal group and bringing them to justice for their crimes. He manages to track them to Earth, but his search is cut short when he is confronted by Moltor, who attacks him and transforms him into a Pachycephalosaurus/dragon-like monster form. In exchange for his loyalty, he promises to turn him back to normal. However, Mack realized that he wasn't a villain, and the Rangers worked with him to retrieve the Parchment as well as the Touru Diamond. The power of the two Corona Aurora gems reverted him back to his original form afterwards. When the Fearcats attack anew with extra power granted by Flurious, Tyzonn at first refuses to join the Rangers in battle due to the fear of causing the deaths of another group of friends. However, thanks to Ronny convincing him that his past experiences weren't his fault, he is able to move on and takes the powers of the Mercury Ranger to combat the Fearcats alongside his new team.

He's had some problems adjusting to life on Earth – he annoys Will by trying too hard to be like him. He's shown an interest in learning more about his teammates, trying hard to find out about Rose. He grows a plant in his spare time.

He is reunited with Vella with help from Norg, who rescued her from the Chillers who Flurious had told to destroy him and Vella.

He would later join the Megaforce Rangers to battle against the Armada forces at the end of Super Megaforce.

As a Mercurian, he has the innate natural ability to transform his body into mercury; his primary weapon is the Drive Detector, and he drives an unnamed fire truck Zord (Zord #11) and the Rescue Runner Zords (Zords #12 and #13), which he combines into the Flash Point Megazord.
Will Aston

William "Will" Aston is the Black Overdrive Ranger. A suave and cocky spy-for-hire with a bag full of high-tech equipment, he enjoys any chance to prove his skills against sophisticated security devices. He is also a suave ladies' man, a la a younger version of James Bond, who appreciates the finer things in life. He tries to maintain a cooler-than-thou edge, making him the only Ranger not excited about Halloween, as he considered it "kids' stuff."

Used to working alone, he is initially annoyed at having to work in a team and deliberately went off on his own in the Atlantis mission, getting frustrated every time he screws up as a result; he realizes he needs the team when Mack saves his life. Will shows his corrected thinking at the idea of teamwork when he tries to help Tyzonn learn the same lesson. His connection to the team can be seen when he strikes out on his own and risks his life to rescue Ronny, who'd been captured saving him. At the end of the series, he decides to go back to being a spy, except that he will now train a team to work with.

He and the other Rangers later joined forces again in Super Megaforce to help battle the Warstar Armada.

His spy skills have made him a valuable asset; during the search for the Hou-ou Bird, Will pretended to defect to the side of evil in order to retrieve the Bird from Kamdor.

His genetic power is enhanced hearing and "telescopular" vision, his primary weapon is the Drive Slammer, and he commands the Speed (Drive Max Zord #2) and Crane (Drive Max Zord #9) Driver Zords. He later gains a new HoverTek Cycle, (equipped with a land and flight mode).
Ryan Mitchell

Ryan Mitchell is Captain Mitchell's son, Dana Mitchell's older brother, and the Titanium Ranger.

When Ryan was very young, he was involved in an accident along with his father, Captain Mitchell, and his sister Dana, and all three were suspended over a cliff. Captain Mitchell had a secure grasp of Dana, but Ryan was hanging on by Mitchell's shoe. The spirit of Diabolico appeared and offered a deal to Captain Mitchell: Diabolico would save Ryan, but in payment he would raise Ryan himself and Captain Mitchell would not see him again until his 20th birthday. Captain Mitchell at first refused, not wanting to let his son be lost to someone else, but relented when Ryan began to fall. Mitchell later said that it was the hardest decision he had ever made.

Ryan was raised by Diabolico and taught that his father had rejected him, favoring Dana. Diabolico instructed him to steal the prototype Titanium Morpher from the Lightspeed Base and destroy the Rangers (including his sister Dana) with the Titanium Ranger power. He nearly succeeded, but Ms. Fairweather brought out the V-Lancers, which overpowered Ryan. Just as the Rangers were about to destroy Ryan, however, Captain Mitchell (recognizing Ryan's visible eyes) called them back and told them the back story. After some soul-searching, Ryan turns on Diabolico and joins the Lightspeed Rescue Rangers, thus reuniting with his family. Because of Ryan's treachery, Diabolico did a dream attack where he placed a curse on him in the form of a cobra tattoo which would get closer to his neck every time he morphed until it destroyed him. Ryan eventually found and destroyed the Cobra Monster that was the source of the curse, breaking it.

After a while, Ryan left to find more information about the demons and find a way to defeat them. This was because of the lack of a storyline in the Sentai footage. He would eventually return to join the Rangers in the final battle and return his morpher to Lightspeed Rescue.

In "Time for Lightspeed", the team-up special episode of Time Force, Ryan shows up again to help the Lightspeed and Time Force Rangers battle Vypra when she summons the super demon Quarganon, appearing alongside Quantum Ranger Eric Myers. He would also join the veteran Ranger army in Super Megaforce.

He is the first Ranger with no Japanese Sentai counterpart of origin (as there was no Sixth Ranger in GoGoV), followed by the A-Squad and the Jungle Fury Spirit Rangers. The Titanium Ranger's design is also noticeably different from the original GoGoV uniforms. The uniform is based on the suit designs of Turboranger, with minor tweaks such as a Lightspeed belt, gloves, boots and gold shoulder pads. The helmet is modeled after the Lightspeed helmet (single color and no mouthpiece) and its visor is modeled after the V from the original Sentai title. This helmet was later recreated for Super Megaforce, but with the error of a piece previously hidden by the visor being visible outside it. He was also the only Ranger-exclusive hero featured in the battle.

## Main Appearances

Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue -- Power Rangers Time Force -- Power Rangers Super Megaforce
Mr Caplin

Mr. Caplan is the strict but well meaning principal of Angel Grove High School. He is notable for frequently wearing a badly fitting toupee and giving detention to troublemakers, with Bulk and Skull getting it the most. Whenever he hands out a detention, he puts a lot of emphasis on the first syllable of the word "detention". Despite his strict tendencies, he ultimately means well. Mr. Caplan's other main characteristic is that his wig which has a tendency to fall off.

From "Rita's Seed of Evil" to "Crystal of Nightmares", he filled in as teacher for Ms. Appleby's class.

The character's final appearance is in the episode "Carlos And The Count". By Power Rangers Dino Thunder, he has retired.

The education award Alyssa Enrilé received in "A Father's Footsteps" was possibly named after him, implying that he became famous in the meantime.

Mr. Caplan is a very strict but fair man, wanting his students to stick to the rules at all times. Not doing so will usually result in him giving out detentions. He also seems to very quickly jump to conclusions, resulting in him blaming and lashing out to the wrong person whenever something goes wrong. Despite this, he also shows a caring side, complimenting students on their achievements and is not above admitting his mistakes, when realizing he came to the wrong conclusion. On rare occasions, he can display a playful side, such as when he goes along with a food fight. He can also show a sense of humor, as he cracks a joke about Bulk and Skull being in detention a lot, saying that the duo practically lived there and he would have to start charging them rent. Overall, Mr. Caplan does care about his students' futures and wants them all to set good examples for the rest of Angel Grove.

## Feaured In

Season 1 -- Season 2 -- Season 3 -- Power Rangers Zeo -- Power Rangers Turbo
Sergeant Silverback

Sergeant Silverback is an S.P.D. training instructor based on the planet Zentor who looks like an alien gorilla. He is a (rather odd) friend of Anubis Cruger, who sends B-Squad to him following their lack of teamwork. Silverback put them through their paces, training them and strengthening the bonds of friendship between them. After receiving his approval, he sent a communication to Cruger only to learn that he was in trouble. Dismissing B-Squad once and for all from Zentor, he gave them the S.P.D. S.W.A.T. Truck, allowing them access to S.W.A.T. mode.

Sergeant Silverback's only companion is an older model S.P.D. canine robot reminiscent of R.I.C. It seems to be modeled after a bulldog. He speaks as a stereotypical military officer (reminiscent of military actor R. Lee Ermey).

In Endings, Part 2 he was among several reinforcements to help S.P.D. in their final battle against the Troobian Empire. He also brought his R.I.C. with him, and another S.W.A.T. truck to assist in the battle.
Xander Bly

Alexander "Xander" Bly is an Australian who now lives in the United States. When he first arrived, he was bullied mercilessly about his accent and was often ostracized. Consequently, he understands and sympathizes with loners. He is an adept skateboarder and enjoys showing off when he rides. Xander will use his charming smile to his advantage every chance he gets, and when faced with trouble, he will employ what he calls "Plan Xander", which is nothing more than trying to sweet talk his way out of the situation. Unfortunately for him, "Plan Xander" has been unsuccessful against Necrolai and other minions of Morticon.

Xander works alongside his fellow Rangers at the Rock-Porium, where he prefers to assign tasks to his co-workers, rather than to actually work himself; he refers to this as "supervising". He briefly clashed with Daggeron when the latter became the Rangers' mentor, seemingly out of the blue. Xander's overconfidence and inflated ego have gotten him into danger on several occasions, but his willingness in owning up to his mistakes has earned him several spell codes. After the final battle against the Master, he was promoted to manager of the Rock-Porium.

As the Green Mystic Ranger, Xander wields the power of the earth and can call upon the Mystic Muscles, magically bulking up his muscles to gigantic proportions. His weapon is the Magi Staff Axe. He was the first Mystic Force Ranger to use the Mystic Force Fighters spell code and also owns a Mystic Racer. Xander's Titan form is the Mystic Minotaur, which makes up the bulk of the Mystic Dragon and Titan Megazord formations. As the Green Legend Warrior, Xander gains the Mystic Lion Staff which allows him to cast the Rock Slide spell and allows him to join with Vida, Madison, and Chip to become the Mystic Lion.

Xander appeared alongside former Power Rangers Tori Hanson, Kira Ford, Bridge Carson, and Adam Park in the 15th anniversary special "Once a Ranger". When the new villain Thrax disabled the Operation Overdrive Power Rangers' link to the Morphing Grid, Xander was one of five Rangers summoned by the Sentinel Knight to defend Earth in their stead. He was the first of the veteran Rangers to make his entrance, ensnaring Mig the Fearcat in a mass of vines. He later attempted to use "Plan Xander" on a group of Chillers when he and the veteran Rangers were ambushed by them at Angel Grove and was, not surprisingly, unsuccessful.

During the climactic battle with Thrax and his allies, Xander teamed up with Will and Dax against the Fearcats. He drew the attention of the Fearcats, using the Mystic Force Fighters to deflect their laser blasts before punching the villains to the ground, giving Will and Dax the openings they needed to use the Drive Slammer and Drive Vortex for the win. After the Rangers' victory, he told the Operation Overdrive Rangers that they were welcome to drop by the Rock-Porium anytime, and he would give them a 10 percent discount.

He and his teammates later joined the final battle against the Warstar Armada in Super Megaforce.
Tideus

Tideus is the Yellow Aquitar Ranger of the Aquitar Rangers.

Tideus is a good-humored person who takes his duties as a Ranger extremely seriously. Tideus is physically the strongest of the Aquitians. Tideus was entrusted with the power of the Yellow Battle Borg. Along the way he's picked up a few foreign words which he uses to taunt villains in battle.

During the invasion of the universe by Dark Specter's United Alliance of Evil, Tideus and the other Aquitian Rangers battled Divatox's army on Gratha, where they were defeated. They were later saved by Zordon's Energy Wave.

Tideus and the other Aquitian Rangers returned as part of the army of Legendary Rangers that helped the Mega Rangers defeat the Armada once and for all, fighting in a huge battle against hundreds of X Borgs and dozens of Bruisers. He then returns to Aquitar.

## Main Appearances

Season 3 -- Power Rangers Zeo -- Power Rangers In Space -- Power Raners Super Megaforce
Tom Oliver

Tom Oliver was the second Green Ranger. He identifies with the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers but never joined them as an official member.

After Tommy was knocked unconscious during a battle with Putties, the Wizard of Deception cut out a lock of his hair, using it to make an evil clone endued with the Green Ranger's powers. The clone tricked the other Rangers into meeting him in an isolated spot, where the Wizard sent them back to colonial Angel Grove. He then confronted Tommy, suffering from a headache caused by some of his powers being used to recreate the Green Ranger. The two Rangers fought each other to a draw until the Wizard intervened, zapping Tommy with his wand, causing him to demorph and lie in a coma. The Green Ranger then went to the Command Center to threaten Zordon, and then unleash the Dragonzord on Angel Grove.

When Tommy was revived, he summoned his White Tigerzord to defend the city, but Dragonzord, energized by the Wizard's evil, soundly beat him. Tommy then stole the Wizard's wand, went back to rescue the other Rangers, and brought them back to summon the Thunder Megazord and deal with the Dragonzord. He then destroyed the Wizard, breaking the spell on the Green Ranger, whom he now called Tom.

Tom was sick with remorse, but Tommy convinced him that he could still do good. Tom broke the spell on Dragonzord and sent him back to the sea. The White and Green Rangers went back in time to colonial Angel Grove to destroy the Rat Monsters the Wizard had created to torture the other Rangers. Afterwards, Tom decided to stay in colonial Angel Grove so he could do some good things for the citizens, after it was decided that both Tommys could not exist in present-day Angel Grove at the same time. He later kept the Green Power Coin and lived out the rest of his days in Colonial Angel Grove making sure the coin would be inherited by Tommy again in the future.
Max Cooper

Max Cooper is the Blue Shark Ranger, and was the third Wild Force Ranger to be recruited and both he and Alyssa were Rangers for roughly six months prior to Cole joining the team. Max became a Power Ranger when he aided two girls in escaping from Turbine Org. After Taylor and Alyssa successfully chased off the Orgs, the Blue Shark animal crystal materialized in Max's pocket and he became the Blue Wild Force Power Ranger. He is best friends with Danny Delgado, the Black Ranger. Max was originally training to be a pro-bowler when he became a Power Ranger. When he quit, he lost the respect of his teacher. Max later returned to learn his mentor's ultimate bowling technique called the Tornado Spin for use against Bowling Org. After much convincing, his teacher taught him the move.

Max is considered the "kid" of the group, which he resents, but it's because of his youth and childlike behavior. He constantly tries to prove himself, leading to cockiness and aggressiveness on his part. He brings a sense of humor to the Rangers, and is a master of improvisation. He usually calls the Blue Shark "Sharky", implying that they share a very strong bond.

After surrendering their powers, Max and Danny left Turtle Cove together and went on a long vacation around the world, something they like to call the "Never Give Up" tour. They later returned to battle alongside their teammates and other veteran Rangers in Super Megaforce.

As the Blue Ranger, he commands the Blue Shark Wild Zord, Polar Bear Zord (shared with Taylor), and the Orange Giraffe Zord. He is also equipped with the Blue Shark Fighting Fins and the Sword of Pardolis.
Vida Rocca

Vida Rocca, or just "V" to her fellow Rangers, is Madison's sister and the Pink Mystic Ranger, ironic because she hates the color pink (due to her hair has white/silver bangs). Vida loves to DJ at the Rock-Porium, and is one of Madison's most frequent film subjects. Although she is very no-nonsense, often to the point of bluntness, Vida is kind, generous, and loyal at the core; she defended Madison when she was accused of being withdrawn, and she protected Chip from being picked on when they were at school. Though she initially joined the other Rangers in teasing Xander when he began turning into a tree, thanks to his abuse of Clare's Perfection Potion, Vida was genuinely concerned about him, and was the most active in seeking an antidote for his condition. Most notably, Vida was able to deduce that Matoombo was not truly evil and could be convinced to leave the Master. She then gave him a chance to kill her without a fight in order to make him realize his actions would harm people. By series end, Vida had apparently gotten over her dislike of the color pink, having pink hair bangs in some scenes, and in the end, she dyed all her hair that color, which is similar to Nadira's pink hair style from Power Rangers Time Force.

She and her teammates joined the Megaforce Rangers and every other previous Ranger team in battling the Warstar Armada in Super Megaforce.

As the Pink Mystic Ranger, Vida wields the power of wind. She has shapeshifting powers which allow her to conjure giant, butterfly-shaped "Mystical Wings". She usually rushes into battle, making her an effective fighter.

She owns a Mystic Racer and can change into the Mystic Sprite, which serves as the Mystic Dragon's head. In this form, she can use her shape-shifting magic to become a ball for the others to attack the enemy with. As the Pink Legend Warrior, Vida gains the Mystic Lion Staff which allows her to cast the Whirlwind spell and allows her, Madison, Chip, and Xander to become the Mystic Lion.
Dark Specter

Dark Specter, from the world Infernus, known throughout the universe as the Grand Monarch of Evil, was the head of the United Alliance of Evil and the the over-arching main antagonist of Power Rangers in Space. He is a massive alien monster of uncertain but immense power.

Dark Specter and most of the United Alliance of Evil forces attacked Eltar in late 1997 Earth Time. They captured Zordon, and resigned Alpha 5 and Dimitria to an unknown fate. Later his messenger told Divatox to come to the Cimmerian Planet just after she had defeated the Turbo Rangers.

Dark Specter eventually brought forth the union of villains from the United Alliance of Evil, including Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd, the Machine Empire, Divatox, and Astronema. Selecting Astronema to battle the Space Rangers when Andros was revealed to be in their gathering, Dark Specter also schemed to ensure that the Rangers never rescue Zordon from his clutches. Dark Specter then remained mostly in the background, leaving it to his underlings - particularly Astronema - to crush the Rangers.

The only time where Dark Specter personally confronted the Rangers was during one of their later attempts to rescue Zordon. A reformed Astronema led her brother and his teammates to Zordon's alleged prison, only for it to be revealed that Dark Specter was posing as Zordon. After taunting Andros and reaffirming his faith in Astronema's evil, he teleported away, leaving Astronema and Darkonda to deal with the captive Rangers. However, Astronema freed the Rangers and they escaped, with the help of Ecliptor.

Refusing to let Astronema leave the side of evil so easily, Dark Specter temporarily handed control of the Dark Fortress to Darkonda and commissioned him to reprogram Ecliptor. He then sent an asteroid on a collision course with Earth, which lured Karone into a trap. She was then tragically reprogrammed by Darkonda with cybernetic implants, suppressing her emotions and returning her to the side of evil.

Darkonda's technology worked a little too well, however, and the even more villainous Astronema decided to overthrow Dark Specter. To this end she created the Psycho Rangers, whose power was channelled directly from Dark Specter.  Dark Specter's energy drained with each fight by the Psychos, and he called on Astronema to find the cause, a situation that she relished. Eventually, the Rangers would destroy the Psychos, and Dark Specter recovered, never discovering that his trusted lieutenant had betrayed him.

Eventually, Dark Specter finally initiated his master plan and launched an all-out invasion of the entire universe, assaulting worlds including Earth, Gratha, the Vica Galaxy, KO-35, and the homeworld of the Phantom Ranger, in an attempt to destroy the forces of good. Though the attack was going well, Dark Specter was attacked by Darkonda, who turned a planet-destroying missile on the monarch. Though the attack succeeded in destroying Dark Specter, the Grand Monarch of Evil was able to hang on long enough to swallow Darkonda's fighter jet whole, taking the traitorous bounty hunter with him.
Steel

Steel is a stag beetle/scarab beetle-like android whom Nate built after he was captured by the Avatars and forced to build a robot body for Evox. When Nate subverted their plot, he inadvertently fused said robot body with scarab beetle DNA and his human DNA. As a result, "Steel" became the Silver Ranger as well as a "brother" of sorts to Nate. During the Rangers' final battle with Evox, Steel sacrificed himself to stop him, but the Morphin Grid later revived him as a human, who became an actor following the virus' defeat.

As the Silver Beast Morpher Ranger, he was fused with scarab DNA, granting him superhuman stamina.
Subcraft

The Subcraft was the mobile command base of Divatox and her crew of pirates. Among other capabilities, the Subcraft was able to travel underwater and through space, and its periscope was capable of surfacing from any body of water, no matter how small or isolated (it once popped out from within a bowl of punch). Torpedoes served as its main weapons, as well as the means to make Divatox's monsters grow. Rooms within the Subcraft included the main deck where the crew often loafed around, Divatox's personal quarters, and a hold for containing prisoners.

In Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie, Divatox used the Subcraft to travel through the Nemesis Triangle in order to reach Muranthias, though she required the power of the Wizard, Lerigot to ensure the Subcraft's survival during the trip.

After she was defeated by the Turbo Rangers, Divatox set the Subcraft down in the waters of Earth so that she could better watch her enemies as she plotted their destruction. When General Havoc later arrived with his Space Base, the Subcraft was docked within and integrated into the base as its main command deck.

It's unknown what happened to the Subcraft after the events of Countdown to Destruction.

## Main Appearances

Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie -- Power Rangers Turbo
Sinuku

Sinuku is a beetle-like alien scientist. He possessed the alien weapons, called megatons. He was also former friend of Dr. Rheas. He worked for Broodwing and serves as the main antagonist of the episode "Stakeout".

Sinuku was once a kind-hearted, friendly and brilliant scientist who was good friends to Dr. Rheas. But then he turned to crime and became a greedy, cunning, selfish and calculating criminal, who was obsessed with power. Despite being good friends to Dr. Rheas in the past, he currently has no genuine friendship with her and only used her for his selfish goals. Sinuku was also an arrogant and confident, considering himself the best and it led to his defeat at the hands of Rangers.
Vrak

Prince Vrak is a cunning, sadistic, and treacherous alien warrior who was sent by his father Emperor Mavro to serve as the Insectoids' chief tactician, thus he is the only one who is not an Insectoid, and not part of Warstar. He solves matters with reasoning and comes up with elaborate plans, seeking to achieve victory and absolute power at all costs. Vrak can change his form between his usual lance-wielding treehopper-themed Warstar form and his gauntlet-clawed Chupacabra/centipede-armored Toxic Mutant form. He also builds Metal Alice to lead the Robots. Mortally wounded by the destruction of the Warstar Spaceship, Vrak is rescued by Metal Alice who revives him as an ammonite-armored cyborg with his emotions and memories lost, though he eventually regains them. Vrak is the primary and most proactive enemy to the Megaforce Rangers before he goes into hiding as the Armada arrive at the suggestion of the Messenger's head since the Armada would not recognize him in his new form.

Vrak resurfaces in "Vrak is Back" following the destruction of his brother Prince Vekar where he abducts Orion to drain his powers, reprograms Robo Knight into Dark Robo Knight to serve him, and plans to tear the Earth apart with special drills. It is revealed that Emperor Mavro favors Vrak more than Vekar and that the Rangers "did him a favor" by destroying him. When fighting the Rangers, Vrak now has the ability to assume any of this three forms as well as a fourth angel-like form. Vrak is finally destroyed by Troy in "Vrak is Back" Pt. 2.
Supreme Commander Fowler Birdie

Fowler Birdy is the bird-like Supreme Commander of S.P.D. and Commander Cruger's superior. However, the two do not get along at all, as indicated by Cruger referring to Birdy as an "over-stuffed pelican." Arrogant and supremely blunt, he does not tolerate insubordination and views Gruumm's victory on Sirius as an embarrassment.

When Birdy came to Earth to inspect S.P.D.'s Earth headquarters, his style of tactics clashed with Cruger's (which was to keep the Rangers as a team because that's how he thought they worked best). This led to Cruger's brief expulsion from S.P.D., during which Birdy took command of the Delta Base. After foolishly splitting up the Ranger team, he went out personally to fight Emperor Gruumm and was quickly overwhelmed by Gruumm's superior skill. Luckily, Shadow Ranger, acting against orders, showed up on his ATV and drove Gruumm off. Fowler was at first enraged, but changed his tune after Cruger drew a salute from his fellow Rangers. Birdy departed, commending Cruger for his actions and telling him that the galaxy is depending on him.

Birdy appeared again when Morgana launched her all out attack on the Power Rangers. Birdy told them that Galactic Command is now aware of their plight and that they couldn't respond on such short notice. Birdy told them that even if they did, they'd fear that they might fall into Gruumm's trap. Birdy concludes that they were on their own for this one and wishes them good luck.

He later appeared to promote Dr. Manx (which she later refused) to a position at Galaxy Command, and when she wanted to stop Mooney, he gave her the Kat Morpher to go into battle herself.

In the final S.P.D. episode Endings Pt. 2, Fowler Birdy, Sergeant Silverback, and some unnamed S.P.D. officials (consisting of an unnamed lion-like alien, an unnamed octopus-headed alien, an unnamed red ape-like alien, and an unnamed exotic bird-like alien) were among the S.P.D. reinforcements to assist in the final battle against the Troobian Empire, apparently having decided to go into battle himself.

In the Power Rangers Operation Overdrive team-up story Once a Ranger, Bridge reveals that at some point after the finale of S.P.D., Birdy retired from his position (and moved to Miami). Cruger was promoted to his position as Supreme Commander, so Sky then was promoted as the Shadow Ranger and as the Commander of S.P.D. Earth, and Bridge was promoted as the Red S.P.D. Ranger.