The Top 5 Green Power Rangers of All Time #shorts
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The life of a Power
The life of a Power Ranger comes with its challenges. Especialy the Green Rangers who there are not many of. These heroes are mostly the funny ones of the series but also are tasked with supporting their friends, living a double life, battling off weekly incursions from extradimensional invaders, and coordinating a giant robot's punches and kicks as they battle against equally giant monsters.
Here's my personal Top 5 Green Ranger.
Fifth place goes to Joel from Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue
Just as the Samurai Rangers broke from the high school recruit tradition of the early seasons of the show, so do the Lightspeed Rescue Rangers. Here, being a Power Ranger is more like a civil servant job, as the identities of the rangers were known to citizens before they started saving people. The Rangers are also adults, making them more like police or firefighters than your standard teenagers with attitude.
Just because they are adults, however, doesn’t mean all the Rangers are mature. In fact, some are so cocky, they don’t like to follow the rules at all, like Joel (Keith Robinson). Reluctant to even become a member of the team, the aerial stuntman is overconfident and unwilling to take help from those with more experience. He even goes against the advice of the person who actually designs his zord when the series begins, but over time, he’d become more willing to listen to those around him and keep an open mind.
Fourth place goes to Trip from Power Rangers Time Force.
In the year 3000, the Time Force are essentially the police. They’re responsible for rounding up all of the criminals, but when one manages to escape back to 2001, they’re forced to follow. While Power Rangers had used time travel as an occasional plot device before Time Force premiered, it had never been done to the extent it was in this version of the series. Trip (Kevin Kleinberg) marked another milestone: the first time a non-human was made a member of the core Power Rangers team.
Trip goes so far as to put his own life on the line when his teammate is ready to destroy a mutant who doesn’t want to be a monster. Trip is also the Ranger responsible for showing one of the Time Force team’s enemies, Nadira, that she doesn’t have to be evil.
Third place goes to Bridge from Power Rangers SPD.
When the S.P.D. A-Squad goes missing, the B-Squad is called up to defend the planet. Bridge (Matt Austin) begins the series as the team's Green Ranger, though by the end of the audience’s time with them, he becomes the Red Ranger, getting two promotions during his time with the team. Though he’s incredibly long-winded and has a reputation for being the weirdest member of the squad, his promotions are well-earned. He works hard to maintain his place on the team and to control his special abilities. In this era of Power Rangers, they all have certain genetic abilities. Bridge can not only sense the auras of those around him, but he also demonstrates some additional extrasensory perception, precognition, and even has super strength when morphed.
Second place goes to Cameron from Power Rangers Ninja Storm.
While the Ninja Storm Power Rangers are still students, in contrast with many of the newer series, these students don’t just attend the typical high school. Instead, they train at a secret ninja academy knowing that they’ll eventually be charged with protecting the world. For this particular incarnation of the series, there were only originally three Ninja Storm Rangers, though, and the Green Ranger wasn’t one of them.
The number one spot goes to Tommy from Power Rangers Mighty Morphin.
This is it. It's the end of the road for Green Rangers. Tommy Oliver (Jason David Frank) began his time on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers as an enemy of the Rangers, brainwashed by Rita Repulsa into being her own personal fighter. He overcame her brainwashing (and a lot more through the years) to become one of the most memorable characters in the franchise, though his time as a Green Ranger is actually shorter than his time as a White or Red Ranger.
Perhaps Tommy is so memorable as the Green Ranger because it is the first role he plays on the show. Or perhaps it’s because his time as the Green Ranger is the time on the show when his powers are actually failing. The longer he was the Green Ranger, the weaker he became, as that particular power coin lost its luster and its ties to the forces of good. Despite knowing his time would be up, Tommy continued to jump into the fight, take on a leadership role, and put himself into sacrificial positions to make sure the team won the battles.
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Here's my personal Top 5 Green Ranger.
Fifth place goes to Joel from Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue
Just as the Samurai Rangers broke from the high school recruit tradition of the early seasons of the show, so do the Lightspeed Rescue Rangers. Here, being a Power Ranger is more like a civil servant job, as the identities of the rangers were known to citizens before they started saving people. The Rangers are also adults, making them more like police or firefighters than your standard teenagers with attitude.
Just because they are adults, however, doesn’t mean all the Rangers are mature. In fact, some are so cocky, they don’t like to follow the rules at all, like Joel (Keith Robinson). Reluctant to even become a member of the team, the aerial stuntman is overconfident and unwilling to take help from those with more experience. He even goes against the advice of the person who actually designs his zord when the series begins, but over time, he’d become more willing to listen to those around him and keep an open mind.
Fourth place goes to Trip from Power Rangers Time Force.
In the year 3000, the Time Force are essentially the police. They’re responsible for rounding up all of the criminals, but when one manages to escape back to 2001, they’re forced to follow. While Power Rangers had used time travel as an occasional plot device before Time Force premiered, it had never been done to the extent it was in this version of the series. Trip (Kevin Kleinberg) marked another milestone: the first time a non-human was made a member of the core Power Rangers team.
Trip goes so far as to put his own life on the line when his teammate is ready to destroy a mutant who doesn’t want to be a monster. Trip is also the Ranger responsible for showing one of the Time Force team’s enemies, Nadira, that she doesn’t have to be evil.
Third place goes to Bridge from Power Rangers SPD.
When the S.P.D. A-Squad goes missing, the B-Squad is called up to defend the planet. Bridge (Matt Austin) begins the series as the team's Green Ranger, though by the end of the audience’s time with them, he becomes the Red Ranger, getting two promotions during his time with the team. Though he’s incredibly long-winded and has a reputation for being the weirdest member of the squad, his promotions are well-earned. He works hard to maintain his place on the team and to control his special abilities. In this era of Power Rangers, they all have certain genetic abilities. Bridge can not only sense the auras of those around him, but he also demonstrates some additional extrasensory perception, precognition, and even has super strength when morphed.
Second place goes to Cameron from Power Rangers Ninja Storm.
While the Ninja Storm Power Rangers are still students, in contrast with many of the newer series, these students don’t just attend the typical high school. Instead, they train at a secret ninja academy knowing that they’ll eventually be charged with protecting the world. For this particular incarnation of the series, there were only originally three Ninja Storm Rangers, though, and the Green Ranger wasn’t one of them.
The number one spot goes to Tommy from Power Rangers Mighty Morphin.
This is it. It's the end of the road for Green Rangers. Tommy Oliver (Jason David Frank) began his time on Mighty Morphin Power Rangers as an enemy of the Rangers, brainwashed by Rita Repulsa into being her own personal fighter. He overcame her brainwashing (and a lot more through the years) to become one of the most memorable characters in the franchise, though his time as a Green Ranger is actually shorter than his time as a White or Red Ranger.
Perhaps Tommy is so memorable as the Green Ranger because it is the first role he plays on the show. Or perhaps it’s because his time as the Green Ranger is the time on the show when his powers are actually failing. The longer he was the Green Ranger, the weaker he became, as that particular power coin lost its luster and its ties to the forces of good. Despite knowing his time would be up, Tommy continued to jump into the fight, take on a leadership role, and put himself into sacrificial positions to make sure the team won the battles.
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