The much-hyped Legacy Power Morpher has apparently hit store shelves at last!
Retailing for 59.99 USD and exclusive to Toys R Us stores; enjoy this first step in celebrating Power Rangers’ 20th Anniversary!
Thanks to member Kamen Blitz for the heads-up!
Toys R Us Canada has put up a page for the long-desired “Legacy Morpher,” first major piece of merchandise relating to Power Rangers’ 20th Anniversary.
The Morpher comes with five Dino Coins, is priced at 49.99 and is expected to start shipping March 2nd, 2013 (although dates are subject to change).
Hey Power Rangers fans! Happy New Year to you and to everyone, but the big news of the year is the fact that this year the Americanized adaption of Super Sentai, Power Rangers, is celebrating it’s 20th birthday this year. To honor that milestone, TokuNation.com is celebrating 12 of your favorite Power Rangers seasons all year long!
You may have noticed the graphic change in the upper right corner of our site. That’s because for January, we’re going to celebrate Power Rangers Lost Galaxy. Later this month stay tuned for a massive update about all things Power Rangers Lost Galaxy, from the show to the merchandise to the actors and actresses on the show.
Join us in our celebration! GO GO POWER RANGERS!
Attention all Power Rangers fans living within driving distance of Lexington, Kentucky!
The 2013 Lexington Comic and Toy Convention will be held at the Lexington Convention Center on March 16th & 17th. For those of you who grew up and still love Power Rangers, there’s a plethora of guests from the series that will be there to sign autographs, answer questions, and just have a morphin’ good time!
For those of you who couldn’t make it to this year’s Power Morphicon this could be the next best thing! What are you waiting for? Check out all the details, and register, today!
Be sure to follow TokuNation.com as we plan to be in attendance! It’s morphin’ time!
El Paso Inc. has posted a brief interview with Walter E. Jones, who played Zack Taylor on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers! After Power Rangers, Jones went onto to star in a space-faring Nickelodeon show, and has continued to act ever since. In the interview, Jones talks of grown men who trip out upon meeting him:
…there are lots of grown men I’ve met that when they meet me, they trip out. I don’t know, it depends on what Power Rangers meant to you when you were a child. For some people, it’s like, “I rushed home every day from school to see your show.” For other people, it’s like, “I built a circle of friends because we all worked as team to be Power Rangers, and that took me out of being shy.” For some people it’s “you were an inspiration to me because I didn’t have confidence in myself, and when I started playing and doing karate and gymnastic, it changed my whole life.”
El Paso Inc. asked what Jones missed most about MMPR, and he replied:
A regular check (laughs). I think it’s probably just the camaraderie of my cast and the feeling of being part of something that was so big and that was growing so fast. It was a phenomenon – I’m still part of it, I’m part of the original cast, I’m part of the originators of it coming to America. But that moment of understanding that it was going to be something that was taking over, and the surprise of it all was an amazing time.
At this point in time it has been 20 years since Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers started taking over, and the Power Rangers brand hasn’t stopped since.