Coming to us from Animation-Comic-Game Hong Kong is a reveal from FlameToys about their next project for Power Rangers – and it’s their own unique take on the Thunder Megazord from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
There are no details available at the time of writing whether this is purely concept, if it is licensed, or if there is any type of release window. We will share any news and details when available.
The San Diego Comic Con 2025 is in full swing and TokuNation is at the show to bring you the latest toku news and images! As per tradition, Hasbro held a preview event breakfast for media and influencers and the Power Rangers were represented this year by the new offerings from license-holder Playmates.
On display were the following items:
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This year’s San Diego Comic Con 2025 is in full swing and TokuNation is at the show to bring you any and all tokusatsu news and images!
ThreeZero has put on display a brand new 1:6 figure for your collection – the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Lord Drakkon Final Evolution figure from his appearance in the BOOM! Studios comic book “Shattered Grid #1″. In the comic, this was Lord Drakkon‘s final form after having merged nearly all power-sets from all Power Rangers, ever, into his own. With it, he became as powerful as a Morphin Master and changed reality to his own perfect world. In the end, Lord Drakkon ultimately chose destruction rather than redemption, and he was presumed deceased when reality fixed itself (spoiler: he was not in fact destroyed).
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According to entertainment website TheWrap.com, the Power Rangers franchise may have found it’s new home for entertainment. TheWrap reporter Umberto Gonzalez reports that Hasbro will produce a brand new Power Rangers live-action series on Disney+ with Jonathan E. Steinberg (Percy Jackson and the Olympians) and Dan Shotz in negotiations to write, show-run, and produce the new series.
The Power Rangers brand has stumbled out of the gate since it’s acquisition by Hasbro in 2018. Following a dramatic push in the toy aisle with Power Rangers Beast Morphers, the Power Rangers brand limped to it’s 30th anniversary series Power Rangers Cosmic Fury in 2023, with most of the planned toy line being canceled before production could even begin, and Playmates being rewarded the toy license in the aftermath of the end of Power Rangers toys with Hasbro.
The last time Power Rangers saw critical success in both the toy aisle and media was in the early 2010’s up through 2017, when Saban Brands reacquired Power Rangers from Disney and relaunched the brand on Nickelodeon. The success of Power Rangers in the early 2010’s led way to the rebooted Power Rangers movie of 2017 with Lionsgate. While receiving praise from fans and mild critical acclaim, it limped to a box office finish of $142 million worldwide, causing it to be considered a flop in the eyes of the entertainment industry.
Power Rangers was originally sold to Disney as part of the Fox Kids block of programming in 2002. Disney produced numerous Power Rangers series from 2003 through 2010, some even reaching fan-favorite status (Power Rangers Dino Thunder, Power Rangers S.P.D., Power Rangers RPM). Whether or not this new Power Rangers series comes to pass on Disney+ will be answered through a test of time, as Hasbro attempted to reboot the brand as early as 2019 with Jonathan Entwistle, but the project never got off the ground and eventually ceased to exist when Hasbro sold their recently acquired entertainment company eOne to Lionsgate.
Stay tuned for more updates.
From Rich Johnston and BleedingCool.com comes a rather unexpected news brief. According to Rich out of London Book Fair, BOOM! Studios (publisher of Power Rangers Prime and license holder to Power Rangers comic books) is preparing to launch a brand new VR Troopers comic book series on June 25th, following a Power Rangers/VR Troopers Free Comic Book Day special releasing in May.
Mairghread Scott is tapped to write the series. Previously, she wrote a one-shot special for BOOM! Studios and Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
VR Troopers is an adaptation of the Metal Heroes series, following the same vein as Power Rangers, where the footage is used but an original story is created. The show lasted two seasons and 92 episodes worth of programming. Famously, Jason David Frank was tapped to play the main hero “Ryan Steele”, before being brought back to Power Rangers and the role landing to Brad Hawkins, who would also go on to voice the Zeo Gold Ranger character Trey of Triforia.
EDITOR’S NOTE: A previous version of this story credited Mairghread Scott as the writer for the “Beyond the Grid” story line in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. The actual writer of that series is Margarette Bennett. Our apologies to both Maighread Scott and Margarette Bennet for the mix-up.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers veteran voice actor Dave Mallow has sadly passed away at the age of 76.
Dave Mallow served as the series’ announcer along with performing the voice of Baboo along with several other monsters including Pudgy Pig, Grumble Bee, Lizzinator, Trumpet Top & Bookula in the Mighty Morphin era, and would continue to make guest appearances as monster voices throughout the franchise from Power Rangers Zeo down to Power Rangers Wild Force.
Our thoughts are with Dave Mallows’ friends and family in this difficult time.
We were on hand at this year’s New York Toy Fair 2025 and had the chance to take a look at the upcoming Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Re-Ignition lineup of figures and accessories from the new license holder for Power Rangers toys, Playmates.
Some other details we learned during our time witn Playmates:
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Re-Ignition will be on shelves at major retailers later this year, and more product to follow in 2026 (specifically teased the Dragonzord, which will combine with the Megazord).
Stay tuned for more details.
While Toy Fair 2025 is just around the corner, the first look previews for the brand new Mighty Morphin Power Rangers toy line “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers – Re-Ignition” coming from Playmates are beginning to roll out.
Thanks to ComicBook.com we have our first look at the “Auto-Morphin” Mighty Morphin Power Rangers figures as well as the five Dino Zords which combine into the Dino Megazord!
We also get pricing and details for other items like a Blade Blaster and Power Morpher! Details below.
Auto-Morphin Figures – With a simple press of the lever, each Power Ranger morphs from its teenage self to its Mighty Power Ranger hero! Collect all of the Power Ranger characters! $9.99
Combinable Dinozords – As the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers summon the spirits of their mighty Dinozords, they can take on Rita’s giant alien monsters and come together to form the Megazord! This incredible combination comes to life when you collect each of the five Power Ranger Dinozords and combine them to build the Battle Ready Megazord in two modes: Tank Mode and Fighting Mode! $17.99
Power Morpher – Every Power Ranger needs their Power Morpher to summon the spirits of their Dinozord and become the alien fighting heroes that are the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers! This Power Morpher comes with all five of the Power Ranger Power Coins and has over 40 sounds and phrases! The Power Morpher recognizes each coin and unlocks each of those Dinozord custom phrases and sounds! $16.99
Blade Blaster – When it’s time to take on Rita and her Evil Aliens, you need the Power Ranger Blade Blaster! Two weapons in one, the Blade Blaster starts as the Power Ranger Blaster and then morphs into the extended Sword that can be used in any battle. The Blade Blaster comes with over 20 sounds and phrases and includes lights with every blast! Power Rangers, Blade Blasters up! $19.99
Look for our coverage of Toy Fair 2025 coming soon.
The official Power Rangers Instagram account today teased the return of Power Rangers collectibles, now from Playmates, with the branding Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Re-Ignition.
Playmates acquired the license to create Power Rangers toys from Hasbro in 2024, with a scheduled launch date of Fall 2025. Hasbro CEO Chris Cocks had stated in Hasbro earnings calls that Power Rangers as a brand failed to meet their threshold in terms of profitability to continue as is, thus the licensing out of the brand to other companies like Playmates. The announcement of the licensing deal included specific language that Playmates would be creating a lineup of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers toys. While rumors have circulated that Playmates would be making both a “kids” toy-line as well as an older collectible toy-line, nothing concrete has surfaced beyond rumors.
No further details were given. At San Diego Comic Con, a Playmates representative had stated that their lineup of Power Rangers toys would be revealed at Toy Fair 2025, which takes place March 1st through March 4th at the Jacob Javitz Center in New York City.
Stay tuned for more information.
A special event is coming on Free Comic Book Day from the people at BOOM! Studios!
The long-awaited teamup between Saban Brands- Power Rangers and VR TROOPERS!
Free Comic Book Day will take place Saturday May 3 2025. Stay tuned to TokuNation for further details on this exciting new adventure!