| Display title | Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (film) |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Movie adaptation of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, released between the show's second and third seasons and given a Big-Budget Beef-Up treatment. It doesn't fit into the Continuity of the series (which make sense considering the series used footage from the Japanese sentai. For this, they were going on their own, fights and all); the events of the film are repeated/replaced in the third season. The Rangers, villains and Command Center are all radically different, accounting for where the movie's budget went to. In particular, the Rangers have a Powered Armor appearance and the special effects were a far cry from the series. |
