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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Ninja Storm Screen Tests: Jorgito Vargas, Jr. as Blake Bradley! 🔵 🪲 The Navy Thunder Ranger looks a little different in his wardrobe + makeup test — sporting a cropped cut with frosted tips tinted blue rather than the natural color we saw on-screen. He first...

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Oh nice, they actually had him in the suit?

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents: The Lost Wild Force Morphs 🦁 Blazing Lion! Red Ranger Ricardo Medina, Jr. [Cole Evans] features in his original Morph Sequence, shot on Day 1 of Production [November 29, 2001]. The full-body silhouette from this footage was used briefly in the Wild Force Logo’s Opening Animation, and his head in profile seems to have been leveraged for his final morph sequence; but even then, the Red Ranger neck and shoulders in that shot were from Gaoranger. This original morph sequence was still a recreation of the Gaoranger Henshin; exactly why the full footage was shot and never used remains unknown. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Support our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0895 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Year: 2002
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents: The Lost Wild Force Morphs 🦁 Blazing Lion! Red Ranger Ricardo Medina, Jr. [Cole Evans] features in his original Morph Sequence, shot on Day 1 of Production [November 29, 2001]. The full-body silhouette from this footage was used briefly in the Wild Force Logo’s Opening Animation, and his head in profile seems to have been leveraged for his final morph sequence; but even then, the Red Ranger neck and shoulders in that shot were from Gaoranger. This original morph sequence was still a recreation of the Gaoranger Henshin; exactly why the full footage was shot and never used remains unknown. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Support our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0895 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Year: 2002

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Reggie Rolle’s First Lost Galaxy Opening Credits Beauty Shot! Damon tinkers underneath his Green Astro Cycle in the first version of Reggie Rolle’s Opening Credits Beauty Shot, sliding out to smile at the camera. He wears his standard green mechanic’s jumpsuit, branded with a Terra Venture badge and dirtied up with soot accordingly. The Astro Cycles wouldn’t premiere until Episode 6. Can you spot which take made the final cut? #BlackHistoryMonth Flash ⚡️ Fact: Reggie’s role made him the first Black actor to step into the green spandex. 🟢 Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Support our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0794 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Lost Galaxy Year: 1999
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Snip It, Snip It Good: The Original Cut! Back in early 2003, the outbreak of the Iraq War forced reshoots of Ninja Storm’s ninth episode over concerns its focal point of an Alien Security Conference struck a little too close to current events. The original cut of the episode had already been completed and delivered to the network; but Operation Iraqi Freedom commenced two weeks before the episode was set to air, and the network pulled it for reshoots — which pushed the air date back five months. The original cut was lost — until now! The reshoots primarily centered around the conference itself, replacing updated decorative banners and dialogue with precision that allowed production to leverage as much pre-shot footage as possible — simply rebranding the ‘Alien Security’ to an ‘Environmental’ focus. Much of the conference were reshot exactly as it was originally composed, as demonstrated by this edit by Morphin Museum’s Kadam’s Edits. Outside of the conference reshoots, the only hero scene requiring reshoots was a portion on Lothor’s ship. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Support our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0847 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Ninja Storm Episode: Snip It, Snip It Good Year: 2003
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Anatomy of a Scene: The Hovertek Cycle Debut! This shot-by-shot comparison of the Overdrive Hovertek Cycle’s first battle breaks down the original footage captured against the final product. You really get a sense of how much work goes into a quick sequence like this, and how many different shots it can take to put one finished composite shot together. The Hovertek Cycle — capable of both land and air combat — was exclusively piloted by Will Aston / Overdrive Black. Bonus? The Alpha Stunts Team jumping in for visual reference! Directed by 2nd Unit Director Tomoaki Kawasumi, who joined Rangers circa Time Force and stayed on through Jungle Fury. Do you want to see more scene breakdowns like these? Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Boost our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0910 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Operation Overdrive Episode: Heart of Blue Year: 2007
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents: The Lost Wild Force Morphs 🦅 Soaring Eagle! Alyson Kiperman [Sullivan] in raw footage from the Original Wild Force Yellow Morph Sequence — captured on the very first day of production on the series. Look closely and you’ll spot Cinematographer Sean McLin and Director Makoto Yokoyama working with Alyson to get the shot just right! Taylor Earhardt is the longest tenured Wild Force Ranger and the first to join the team. She was the leader before Cole joined the team, leveraging her tactical air force training to fight the Orgs for over a year before the series took place. The original morph sequences were still carbon copies of the Gaoranger Henshin, but would go un-used in the series in favor of footage that pasted US actor heads on the Gaoranger bodies. Some of this footage did find its way into the series however, appearing in the opening theme’s logo animation — the silhouette posing beneath the ‘Power Rangers’ logo before giving way to ‘WILD FORCE’. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Support our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0878 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangersWildForce Year: 2002

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents The Lost Wild Force Premiere Epilogue! The raw footage recovered from VHS production dailies reveals the original final scene of Wild Force’s first episode. The teens return to the Animarium after defeating Turbine Org, greeted by Princess Shayla and the Wildzords. This scene features the only in-series look at the actors in their spandex, previously seen in unit photography used in different print projects over the years; also notably featuring the original actress and design for Princess Shayla [Natasha Allas]. While we didn’t have access to the scripted scene for reference, we constructed the most likely configuration based on the scenes available. We also recycled the narration placed over Lionheart’s Final Air ending scene [Sentai footage of the team] to present this new scene as seamlessly as possible. The reason why production opted to leverage a few more seconds of Sentai footage rather than reshoot this scene once Princess Shayla was recast is unknown; although a plausible guess would be that it was quicker, cheaper, and easier. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Support our preservation efforts at the 🔗 in bio. #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0771 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Lionheart Year: 2002
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The Power Rangers Preservation Project Presents Forever Red Morphs: Aurico the Red Alien Ranger! Neither Aurico [David Bacon] or Leo / Lost Galaxy Red [Danny Slavin] were meant to appear unmorphed in the 10th Anniversary Special, as their actors hadn’t agreed to reprise their roles at the point in time Forever Red was originally shot. And so, the Red Aquitar Ranger only features his Ranger Morph Pose here; and no additional footage of a morph was shot. What you can find here, however, is some bonus footage showing Aurico’s full pose in both frames! Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Powered by M⚡️M Supporters like Morphin Master MintScary. Boost our preservation efforts at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 0960 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Forever Red Year: 2002
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The Power Rangers Preservation Project Presents Forever Red Morphs: Aurico the Red Alien Ranger! Neither Aurico [David Bacon] or Leo / Lost Galaxy Red [Danny Slavin] were meant to appear unmorphed in the 10th Anniversary Special, as their actors hadn’t agreed to reprise their roles at the point in time Forever Red was originally shot. And so, the Red Aquitar Ranger only features his Ranger Morph Pose here; and no additional footage of a morph was shot. What you can find here, however, is some bonus footage showing Aurico’s full pose in both frames! Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Powered by M⚡️M Supporters like Morphin Master MintScary. Boost our preservation efforts at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 0960 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Forever Red Year: 2002

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Reinforcements from the Future: Jen & Alyssa’s Extended Fight! In a moment cut for time, Jen [Erin Cahill] and Alyssa [Jessica Rey] go hand-to-hand with a group of Putrids before entering the power plant. Directed by Koichi Sakamoto, this quick combat shot was meant to appear earlier in the montage of various Ranger pairings in pursuit of the Mut-Orgs, after which Jen and Alyssa continue on their raid before coming across another group of Putrids [which they take out with Chrono Blasters]. Also included in this clip is the second part of the sequence, as Jen and Alyssa continue their hunt. Erin Cahill and Jessica Rey hit a quick Charlie’s Angels-like power pose before cameras roll. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. The Morphin Museum Mission is to preserve and safeguard as much Ranger History as we can for the next generation of fans and beyond. Your donations enable us to increase our buying power, from investing in infrastructure like a future web hub to saving props and costumes from being lost forever. Support our preservation efforts at the 🔗 in bio. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters, including Morphin Master MintBari. #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0742 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Reinforcements from the Future Part II Year: 2002
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Reinforcements from the Future: Jen & Alyssa’s Extended Fight! In a moment cut for time, Jen [Erin Cahill] and Alyssa [Jessica Rey] go hand-to-hand with a group of Putrids before entering the power plant. Directed by Koichi Sakamoto, this quick combat shot was meant to appear earlier in the montage of various Ranger pairings in pursuit of the Mut-Orgs, after which Jen and Alyssa continue on their raid before coming across another group of Putrids [which they take out with Chrono Blasters]. Also included in this clip is the second part of the sequence, as Jen and Alyssa continue their hunt. Erin Cahill and Jessica Rey hit a quick Charlie’s Angels-like power pose before cameras roll. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. The Morphin Museum Mission is to preserve and safeguard as much Ranger History as we can for the next generation of fans and beyond. Your donations enable us to increase our buying power, from investing in infrastructure like a future web hub to saving props and costumes from being lost forever. Support our preservation efforts at the 🔗 in bio. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters, including Morphin Master MintBari. #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0742 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Reinforcements from the Future Part II Year: 2002

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents: The Lost Wild Force Morphs 🐯 Noble Tiger! Shot on November 29, 2001 and directed by Stunt Coordinator Makoto Yokoyama, Alyssa [Jessica Rey]’s Morph is the last of the original morph footage to release in its entirety [as Black was not shot that first day]. Per the rest of the series, the footage captures the same content as the Gaoranger Henshin and was recycled for Alyssa’s silhouette in Wild Force’s Logo Animation. In the final Wild Force morph as aired, Jessica Rey’s head [from additional footage not seen here] is pasted onto Gao White’s body [knees together, vs. staggered footing here] in the full-body shot. In profile however, Jessica’s head from this sequence is used — but only from the chin, up. From the collar down, that’s Gao White! And of course, the White Ranger helmet shot practically here went unused in favor of CG. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Morphin Master MintBari. Boost our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0915 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Year: 2002
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents: The Lost Wild Force Morphs 🐯 Noble Tiger! Shot on November 29, 2001 and directed by Stunt Coordinator Makoto Yokoyama, Alyssa [Jessica Rey]’s Morph is the last of the original morph footage to release in its entirety [as Black was not shot that first day]. Per the rest of the series, the footage captures the same content as the Gaoranger Henshin and was recycled for Alyssa’s silhouette in Wild Force’s Logo Animation. In the final Wild Force morph as aired, Jessica Rey’s head [from additional footage not seen here] is pasted onto Gao White’s body [knees together, vs. staggered footing here] in the full-body shot. In profile however, Jessica’s head from this sequence is used — but only from the chin, up. From the collar down, that’s Gao White! And of course, the White Ranger helmet shot practically here went unused in favor of CG. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Morphin Master MintBari. Boost our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0915 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Year: 2002

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Forever Red Morphs: Selwyn Ward as TJ! Celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth with Selwyn Ward [“TJ”], who broke ground as the first African American Red Ranger in franchise history. Though TJ went on to become the Blue Ranger in Power Rangers in Space, he reprised his Turbo Red Morph for the series’ 10th Anniversary Special. This Anatomy of a Scene by Kadam’s Edits includes raw Morph Call Footage as well as Ranger Pose Footage — demonstrating the crew’s dedication to precision when it comes to syncing up the actor, stunt performer, and camera moves. Selwyn’s missed insertion of his Turbo Key into the Turbo Morpher was meant to be disguised by red energy VFX [as seen in the original series], but was missed or omitted from the VFX workflow for the special. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Powered by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Cole Hrusovsky. Become a Museum Sponsor at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 0938 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Year: 2001
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Forever Red Morphs: Selwyn Ward as TJ! Celebrating #BlackHistoryMonth with Selwyn Ward [“TJ”], who broke ground as the first African American Red Ranger in franchise history. Though TJ went on to become the Blue Ranger in Power Rangers in Space, he reprised his Turbo Red Morph for the series’ 10th Anniversary Special. This Anatomy of a Scene by Kadam’s Edits includes raw Morph Call Footage as well as Ranger Pose Footage — demonstrating the crew’s dedication to precision when it comes to syncing up the actor, stunt performer, and camera moves. Selwyn’s missed insertion of his Turbo Key into the Turbo Morpher was meant to be disguised by red energy VFX [as seen in the original series], but was missed or omitted from the VFX workflow for the special. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Powered by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Cole Hrusovsky. Become a Museum Sponsor at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 0938 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Year: 2001

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Ancient Awakening: The Network Cut Part I! This episodic breakdown compares the original submitted Network Cut featuring Natasha Allas as Princess Shayla to the final episode as aired. The Network Cut is unpolished in that it’s meant to give execs a feel for the episode prior to adding post-production elements like VFX, music, and ADR. Besides the obvious difference in Princess Shayla actresses, the Network Cut also features some different character blocking — losing Cole reading the Ranger Rule Book up in a tree in favor of vine wrangling with Max, while Danny gardened and Taylor read. The second scene shows a clear example of network notes in action; early Taylor’s hard attitude is softened to make the character softer and more approachable, tamping down the aggressiveness of her line delivery in the Network Cut. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Powered by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like SJ. Become a Museum Sponsor at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 0944 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Ancient Awakening Year: 2002
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Ancient Awakening: The Network Cut Part I! This episodic breakdown compares the original submitted Network Cut featuring Natasha Allas as Princess Shayla to the final episode as aired. The Network Cut is unpolished in that it’s meant to give execs a feel for the episode prior to adding post-production elements like VFX, music, and ADR. Besides the obvious difference in Princess Shayla actresses, the Network Cut also features some different character blocking — losing Cole reading the Ranger Rule Book up in a tree in favor of vine wrangling with Max, while Danny gardened and Taylor read. The second scene shows a clear example of network notes in action; early Taylor’s hard attitude is softened to make the character softer and more approachable, tamping down the aggressiveness of her line delivery in the Network Cut. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Powered by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like SJ. Become a Museum Sponsor at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 0944 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Ancient Awakening Year: 2002

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents LOST Lost Galaxy: Erin Simms as Maya Part 2! Shot on the same day as Maya’s recovered morphed scene onboard the Astro Megaship we debuted last year, this scene begins at the beginning of Episode 3 — as Maya navigates unseen corridors of Terra Venture to access the Astro Megaship after hearing the call of the Galactabeasts. Slightly extended from the final scene featuring Cerina Vincent, this version has a number of differences. Erin Simms once again appears as the originally cast Maya, this time revealing Maya’s original costume! Rather than modernizing her look from Mirinoi as we saw in the aired series, this version of Maya customized a beige Terra Venture jumpsuit instead — presumably in a bid to better fit in on her new-found home, tearing off her now-frayed sleeves to make it her own. She is also shown to have a more difficult time acclimating to technology than her final on-screen iteration. Also getting to flex a different take on his character is Reggie Rolle, who plays Damon a little more loosely and laid back than in the reshoot — spinning in sync to his comment about having him “around.” Damon’s jumpsuit has added the abstract Terra Venture badge to the left chest, consistent with the rest of his team in this scene — each with a solid bar matching their Ranger color [including Maya]. Edit by @Kadams_Edits. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Thank you for 800 Exhibits! Your sponsorships and one-off donations help fund our ongoing preservation efforts. Support us: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0800 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Lost Galaxy Episode: Race to the Rescue Year: 1999
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents LOST Lost Galaxy: Erin Simms as Maya Part 2! Shot on the same day as Maya’s recovered morphed scene onboard the Astro Megaship we debuted last year, this scene begins at the beginning of Episode 3 — as Maya navigates unseen corridors of Terra Venture to access the Astro Megaship after hearing the call of the Galactabeasts. Slightly extended from the final scene featuring Cerina Vincent, this version has a number of differences. Erin Simms once again appears as the originally cast Maya, this time revealing Maya’s original costume! Rather than modernizing her look from Mirinoi as we saw in the aired series, this version of Maya customized a beige Terra Venture jumpsuit instead — presumably in a bid to better fit in on her new-found home, tearing off her now-frayed sleeves to make it her own. She is also shown to have a more difficult time acclimating to technology than her final on-screen iteration. Also getting to flex a different take on his character is Reggie Rolle, who plays Damon a little more loosely and laid back than in the reshoot — spinning in sync to his comment about having him “around.” Damon’s jumpsuit has added the abstract Terra Venture badge to the left chest, consistent with the rest of his team in this scene — each with a solid bar matching their Ranger color [including Maya]. Edit by @Kadams_Edits. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Thank you for 800 Exhibits! Your sponsorships and one-off donations help fund our ongoing preservation efforts. Support us: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0800 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Lost Galaxy Episode: Race to the Rescue Year: 1999

The Morphin ⚡️ Museum

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That moment of pure satisfaction when you finally hit your morph stance perfectly. 😤 The Power Rangers Preservation Project Presents Forever Red Morphs: Jason David Frank as Tommy Oliver! Jason David Frank runs through the morph call for Zeo Ranger V before his suit actor steps in for the power pose. Given Jason’s birthday yesterday, we thought it was the perfect occasion to share lost footage from his morph — which we think gives a heartwarming glimpse back at the man who gave us the legend as he works to get his morph just right. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Boost our preservation efforts at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 1031 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Forever Red Year: 2002
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That moment of pure satisfaction when you finally hit your morph stance perfectly. 😤 The Power Rangers Preservation Project Presents Forever Red Morphs: Jason David Frank as Tommy Oliver! Jason David Frank runs through the morph call for Zeo Ranger V before his suit actor steps in for the power pose. Given Jason’s birthday yesterday, we thought it was the perfect occasion to share lost footage from his morph — which we think gives a heartwarming glimpse back at the man who gave us the legend as he works to get his morph just right. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Edit by Adam 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿. Boost our preservation efforts at the 🔗 in bio. Morphin Museum Exhibit 1031 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Forever Red Year: 2002

The Morphin ⚡️ Museum

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Power Rangers: Careers in TV & Film — The ADR Booth! Voice Actor Michael Sorich and Supervising Director of ADR [and future Co-Producer] Scott Page-Pagter discuss the Automated Dialogue Replacement process, with Michael demonstrating dubbing Squatt in the studio [ad-libs over an unrelated scene when Lord Zedd is watching Goldar get accosted by a young Bulk and Skull in Angel Grove Park]. Though perhaps most well known as Squatt, Michael Sorich voiced a number of other iconic monsters including Pineoctopus, Terror Toad, Pumpkin Rapper, Polluticorn, and Vampirus from MMPR, other monsters of the day through Wild Force, and even made an on-screen appearance as the Onyx Auctioneer who sold off the Pink Quasar Saber [Lost Galaxy]. Beyond producing over 450 episodes of Power Rangers [and overseeing ADR across VR Troopers, Masked Rider, and even Beetleborgs], the late Scott Page-Pagter often voiced monsters too; stepping into the booth for Picketer, Pirantishead, and Face Stealer from MMPR; and most notably Divatox’s portly henchman Porto. He was finally promoted to Co-Producer beginning with Power Rangers in Space, and would remain in that role through Wild Force. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Our Mission is to preserve and safeguard Ranger History for the next generation of fans and beyond. Support our preservation efforts at the Patreon and BuyMeACoffee Links in Bio! Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0758 ⚡️ Series: #MightyMorphin #PowerRangers Episode: Rangers Back in Time Part II Year: 1995
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Power Rangers: Careers in TV & Film — The ADR Booth! Voice Actor Michael Sorich and Supervising Director of ADR [and future Co-Producer] Scott Page-Pagter discuss the Automated Dialogue Replacement process, with Michael demonstrating dubbing Squatt in the studio [ad-libs over an unrelated scene when Lord Zedd is watching Goldar get accosted by a young Bulk and Skull in Angel Grove Park]. Though perhaps most well known as Squatt, Michael Sorich voiced a number of other iconic monsters including Pineoctopus, Terror Toad, Pumpkin Rapper, Polluticorn, and Vampirus from MMPR, other monsters of the day through Wild Force, and even made an on-screen appearance as the Onyx Auctioneer who sold off the Pink Quasar Saber [Lost Galaxy]. Beyond producing over 450 episodes of Power Rangers [and overseeing ADR across VR Troopers, Masked Rider, and even Beetleborgs], the late Scott Page-Pagter often voiced monsters too; stepping into the booth for Picketer, Pirantishead, and Face Stealer from MMPR; and most notably Divatox’s portly henchman Porto. He was finally promoted to Co-Producer beginning with Power Rangers in Space, and would remain in that role through Wild Force. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Our Mission is to preserve and safeguard Ranger History for the next generation of fans and beyond. Support our preservation efforts at the Patreon and BuyMeACoffee Links in Bio! Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0758 ⚡️ Series: #MightyMorphin #PowerRangers Episode: Rangers Back in Time Part II Year: 1995

The Morphin ⚡️ Museum

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents The Original Nadira’s Dream Date Epilogue! Originally cut for time, this deleted scene finds the Nick of Time team window washing for their latest odd job. Finally free of Nadira’s misguided affection, Lucas and Wes answer a curious Trip’s question: Are all girls like Nadira? Cut to Jen and Katie pouring cold water all over the boys’ analysis. The scene before this saw Nadira meeting her true secret admirer on the beach, discovering him to be none other than Gluto. Her storming off would serve as the episode’s ending, giving Nadira the final moment of her focal episode instead. A fitting ending, to be sure — but it’s nice to get an extra moment of one of our favorite casts having fun with each other! Similar to other restored scenes featured in the Preservation Project, this scene was built from scratch leveraging only raw dailies. Our deepest gratitude to our talented editor Adam for once again cutting together a clip you’d swear was the real deal! Featuring Kevin Kleinberg Jason Faunt michael copon Erin Cahill and Deborah Estelle Philips! Edit by Kadam’s Edits. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Morphin Master MintBari. Boost our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0922 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Time Force Episode: Nadira’s Dream Date Year: 2001
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents The Original Nadira’s Dream Date Epilogue! Originally cut for time, this deleted scene finds the Nick of Time team window washing for their latest odd job. Finally free of Nadira’s misguided affection, Lucas and Wes answer a curious Trip’s question: Are all girls like Nadira? Cut to Jen and Katie pouring cold water all over the boys’ analysis. The scene before this saw Nadira meeting her true secret admirer on the beach, discovering him to be none other than Gluto. Her storming off would serve as the episode’s ending, giving Nadira the final moment of her focal episode instead. A fitting ending, to be sure — but it’s nice to get an extra moment of one of our favorite casts having fun with each other! Similar to other restored scenes featured in the Preservation Project, this scene was built from scratch leveraging only raw dailies. Our deepest gratitude to our talented editor Adam for once again cutting together a clip you’d swear was the real deal! Featuring Kevin Kleinberg Jason Faunt michael copon Erin Cahill and Deborah Estelle Philips! Edit by Kadam’s Edits. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Morphin Master MintBari. Boost our preservation efforts: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0922 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Time Force Episode: Nadira’s Dream Date Year: 2001

The Morphin ⚡️ Museum

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Forever Red: Cole Meets Alpha 7! Celebrating #PowerRangersDay with this restored deleted scene from Season 10’s epic Red Ranger Reunion, painstakingly built from scratch by the talented Kadam’s Edits from the recovered raw dailies by PR Media Info. Presumably cut for time, this scene took place on the Megaship Mark II between taking off from NASADA and Tommy’s team briefing in the war room. Andros leads the other Red Rangers of Earth down the hall — TJ feeling right at home aboard the familiar ship; Jason stoically impressed; Eric stoked in front of Wes; Carter in awed silence; and finally Cole, taking in the experience with childlike innocence. Getting lost staring into space, the Blazing Lion is interrupted by Alpha 7 — originally properly introduced in this scene as a walking database of everything Power Rangers. Having grown up in the jungle and never seen a robot before, Cole reacts to the automaton with wonder. We teased this footage years ago before launching the Preservation Project, and we’re proud to finally present this lost scene as it was intended — complete with music and sound, special effects, and a very special feature by Campbell Cooley as Alpha 7! Campbell voiced Alpha 6 in Once a Ranger [Operation Overdrive’s Season 15 Anniversary Special], going on to voice Snide [Dino Charge], Cosmo Royale [Ninja Steel], Scrozzle [Beast Morphers], and Slyther [Dino Fury]. Edit by @Kadams_Edits. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Help us continue our work by supporting us on Patreon with monthly sponsorships starting at $2: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0884 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Forever Red Year: 2000
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents Forever Red: Cole Meets Alpha 7! Celebrating #PowerRangersDay with this restored deleted scene from Season 10’s epic Red Ranger Reunion, painstakingly built from scratch by the talented Kadam’s Edits from the recovered raw dailies by PR Media Info. Presumably cut for time, this scene took place on the Megaship Mark II between taking off from NASADA and Tommy’s team briefing in the war room. Andros leads the other Red Rangers of Earth down the hall — TJ feeling right at home aboard the familiar ship; Jason stoically impressed; Eric stoked in front of Wes; Carter in awed silence; and finally Cole, taking in the experience with childlike innocence. Getting lost staring into space, the Blazing Lion is interrupted by Alpha 7 — originally properly introduced in this scene as a walking database of everything Power Rangers. Having grown up in the jungle and never seen a robot before, Cole reacts to the automaton with wonder. We teased this footage years ago before launching the Preservation Project, and we’re proud to finally present this lost scene as it was intended — complete with music and sound, special effects, and a very special feature by Campbell Cooley as Alpha 7! Campbell voiced Alpha 6 in Once a Ranger [Operation Overdrive’s Season 15 Anniversary Special], going on to voice Snide [Dino Charge], Cosmo Royale [Ninja Steel], Scrozzle [Beast Morphers], and Slyther [Dino Fury]. Edit by @Kadams_Edits. Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters like Morphin Master MintBari. Help us continue our work by supporting us on Patreon with monthly sponsorships starting at $2: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0884 ⚡️ Series: #PowerRangers Wild Force Episode: Forever Red Year: 2000

The Morphin ⚡️ Museum

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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents The DINORANGERS Pitch With Bio-Man Pilot Footage! Sometime after Saban’s Galaxy Rangers Pitch but before MMPR footage was ready, Saban released DINORANGERS — a 6.5 minute Pitch recycling more bits from the lost Bioman Pilot with Mark Dacascos, Tricia Leigh Fisher, Miguel A Nunez Jr, Tom Silardi, and Rebecca Staples cut against Zyuranger Footage [and even some Bioman!]. New US Bio-Man footage included previously seen Preservation Teasers like Victor Lee’s and Zack Taylor’s extended intros, a solitary peek at an Americanized Peebo as Alpha-5, plus a variety of new shots of the teens in the desert, additional interactions [❌90210❌], and a final moment of Zack at Victor Lee’s Dojo. Most notably, Barbara Goodson appears as the iconic voice of Rita Repulsa — predating the original MMPR Cast — while also dubbing Trini in Zyu footage, as the Bio-Man Pilot Cast were years removed from production. Much of the dialogue would be recycled in the MMPR Pilot and Series. Other observations: • DinoRangers was set in 2014 • Zordon referred to as both ‘Zantor the Wise’ and ‘Zoltar’ • Command Center = The Desert Control Center • Power Coins = Coins of Power • Squatt and Baboo = Grock and Mongo • Bones = One of Rita’s Core Henchmonsters • Dino Zords + Megazord = Dino Droids + Mega DinoDroid Coming Soon from Saban Entertainment… if Rita allows it! Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters, including Morphin Masters MintBari and Chris N. While we didn’t hit our #PowerMonth Patreon Fundraising / Membership Goal, we’re releasing DinoRangers as a thank you to everyone who subscribed and tried to help! And it’s never too late — if you’d like to sponsor our ongoing preservation, support us on Patreon: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0715 ⚡️ Series: #MightyMorphin #PowerRangers Year: 1993
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The #PowerRangersPreservationProject Presents The DINORANGERS Pitch With Bio-Man Pilot Footage! Sometime after Saban’s Galaxy Rangers Pitch but before MMPR footage was ready, Saban released DINORANGERS — a 6.5 minute Pitch recycling more bits from the lost Bioman Pilot with Mark Dacascos, Tricia Leigh Fisher, Miguel A Nunez Jr, Tom Silardi, and Rebecca Staples cut against Zyuranger Footage [and even some Bioman!]. New US Bio-Man footage included previously seen Preservation Teasers like Victor Lee’s and Zack Taylor’s extended intros, a solitary peek at an Americanized Peebo as Alpha-5, plus a variety of new shots of the teens in the desert, additional interactions [❌90210❌], and a final moment of Zack at Victor Lee’s Dojo. Most notably, Barbara Goodson appears as the iconic voice of Rita Repulsa — predating the original MMPR Cast — while also dubbing Trini in Zyu footage, as the Bio-Man Pilot Cast were years removed from production. Much of the dialogue would be recycled in the MMPR Pilot and Series. Other observations: • DinoRangers was set in 2014 • Zordon referred to as both ‘Zantor the Wise’ and ‘Zoltar’ • Command Center = The Desert Control Center • Power Coins = Coins of Power • Squatt and Baboo = Grock and Mongo • Bones = One of Rita’s Core Henchmonsters • Dino Zords + Megazord = Dino Droids + Mega DinoDroid Coming Soon from Saban Entertainment… if Rita allows it! Digitization & Archival by Power Rangers Media Info. Sponsored by M⚡️M Patreon Supporters, including Morphin Masters MintBari and Chris N. While we didn’t hit our #PowerMonth Patreon Fundraising / Membership Goal, we’re releasing DinoRangers as a thank you to everyone who subscribed and tried to help! And it’s never too late — if you’d like to sponsor our ongoing preservation, support us on Patreon: #MorphinMuseum Exhibit 0715 ⚡️ Series: #MightyMorphin #PowerRangers Year: 1993

The Morphin ⚡️ Museum

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