The thirty Power Rangers teams

Given that this year marked the 30th anniversary of Power Rangers with Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always and Cosmic Fury, here's the list of every main team from the franchise with bold for dubious.

1990s

  1. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Mighty Morphin, 1993-96)
  2. Ninja Rangers (Mighty Morphin, 1995-96)
  3. Aquitar Rangers (Alien Rangers, 1996)
  4. Zeo Rangers (Zeo, 1996)
  5. Turbo Rangers (Turbo, 1997) - Fifth team
  6. Space Rangers (In Space, 1998) - Unofficial fifth anniversary team
  7. Galaxy Rangers (Lost Galaxy, 1999)

2000s

  1. Lightspeed Rangers (Lightspeed Rescue, 2000)
  2. Time Force Rangers (Time Force, 2001)
  3. Wild Force Rangers (Wild Force, 2002) - Tenth team and tenth anniversary team
  4. Ninja Storm Rangers (Ninja Storm, 2003)
  5. Dino Rangers (Dino Thunder, 2004)
  6. A-Squad Rangers (SPD, 2005-06)
  7. SPD Rangers (SPD, 2005-06)
  8. Mystic Rangers (Mystic Force, 2006) - 15th team
  9. Mystic Rangers, Legend Mode (Mystic Force, 2006)
  10. Overdrive Rangers (Operation Overdrive, 2007) - 15th anniversary team
  11. Retro Rangers (Operation Overdrive, 2007)
  12. Jungle Fury Rangers (Jungle Fury, 2008)
  13. Jungle Fury Rangers, Jungle Master Mode (Jungle Fury, 2008) - 20th team
  14. Ranger Operators (RPM, 2009-10)

2010s

  1. Samurai Rangers (Samurai, 2011-12)
  2. Shogun Rangers (Samurai, 2012)
  3. Megaforce Rangers (Megaforce, 2013) - 20th anniversary team (shared with the Super Megaforce Rangers)
  4. Super Megaforce Rangers (Super Megaforce, 2014) - 20th anniversary team (shared with the Megaforce Rangers)
  5. Dino Charge Rangers (Dino Charge, 2015-16) - 25th team
  6. Ninja Steel Rangers (Ninja Steel, 2017-18)
  7. Hyperforce Rangers (Hyperforce, 2017-18)
  8. Solar Rangers (Boom Studios, 2018-19)
  9. Supersonic Rangers (Boom Studios, 2018)
  10. Grid Battleforce Rangers (Beast Morphers, 2019-20)

2020s

  1. Omega Rangers (Boom Studios, 2020-22)
  2. Dino Fury Rangers (Dino Fury, 2021-22)
  3. Squadron Rangers (Boom Studios, 2021-22)
  4. Drakkon Rangers (Boom Studios, 2023)
  5. Cosmic Fury Rangers (Cosmic Fury, 2023)


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