Supersonic Rangers

This article is about a set of Rangers in Power Rangers Super Megaforce.

This article is about a/an set of Rangers in the Power Rangers comic sub-franchise by Boom! Studios.

The Supersonic Rangers were the Ranger team of planet Xybria. The team were killed and their powers destroyed following the betrayal of their Green Ranger. Even though their physical Morphers were destroyed, their Ranger Powers have been preserved within the Morphin Grid. Gosei later extracted the Ranger Powers from the Grid and forged the Legendary Ranger Keys in the possession of the Mega Rangers.

Team History[]

Dr. Oliver gathers information from the mysterious Supersonic Rangers and other Power Rangers teams, transforming it into a file. TV STORY-Bully for Ethan

In some time, Zordon's apprentice, Gosei, would extract their Ranger Powers from the Morphin Grid and forge Ranger Keys. The Super Megaforce Yellow Ranger uses Supersonic Yellow's legendary mode TV STORY-The Wrath

Legendary Rangers ready to charge (Step 2)

Even though is still unknown if it was a editing mistake, the Supersonic Blue Ranger and Supersonic Pink Ranger appears along several Power Rangers teams to fight against the army of X-Borgs and the Armada. TV STORY-Legendary Battle

Split History[]

SuperSonic All Six — The Supersonic Rangers racing to their last mission.

Much information relating to the Supersonic Rangers such as the team's creation and exploits are largely unknown. Their last activity was an attempted rescue mission on their planet of Xybria with all Rangers being deployed except the Green Ranger (who was monitoring their status from their ship). During the course of the operation, the building they were occupying explodes, causing heavy casualties including the Blue, Black, Yellow and Pink Rangers. Ace, the team's Red Ranger, survived the destruction with severe injuries. The team's Green Ranger, Trek, arrived and revealed to Ace that he had orchestrated the disaster to eliminate the team. Trek had been jaded by his constant removal from the field, calling his former comrades "a bunch of self-righteous hypocrites" while declaring that he will be the one "to light the flame for any team that comes after" before shooting the hapless Red Ranger.

Trek would then travel to Planet Infernus where he reported to Dark Specter, who was pleased with his actions. Dark Specter awarded Trek by modifying his Morpher to allow him to transform him into the first Psycho Ranger, Psycho Green.

Team Roster[]

Designation	Name
Supersonic Red	Ace
Supersonic Blue	Brute
Supersonic Black	Gent
Supersonic Pink	Star
Supersonic Yellow	Pyre

Defected Members[]

Designation	Name
Supersonic Green	Trek

Arsenal[]

Transformation Devices[]

Sonic Morpher

Sidearms[]

Sonar Blaster

Individual Weapons and Attacks[]

More to be added

Supersonic Flute ► Yellow Flute

Team Cannon[]

To be added

Vehicles[]

Supersonic Megazord

Power-up[]

To be added

Zords[]

To be added

Members[]

Legendary Ranger Keys[]

Notes[]

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers Year Two Deluxe Edition featured the team in an exclusive story "Psychotic". It was written by Trey Moore, illustrated by French Carlomagno, and lettered by Ed Dukeshire. The "Psychotic" side story was later reprinted in the Power Rangers: The Psycho Path graphic novel.
The Supersonic Rangers were based on the 14th Super Sentai entry Chikyuu Sentai Fiveman. The Fiveman however were a five-member team with no sixth ranger. The sixth Supersonic Ranger, Trek, was created exclusively for the Psychotic story.
- Trek's Supersonic Green Ranger helmet was never seen in fiction, leaving its design unknown. Going by pattern, it can be assumed it featured a visor with a six-lined frame.
When it was asked over Twitter if the origin for the comics is not indicative of their origin of the TV show, brand manager Jason Bischoff said "same, but different, but same", largely indicating the story is canon either way. ^[1]
Writer Trey Moore tweeted out the names of the black, yellow and blue Rangers as they weren't named in the comic. He also says he even has an entire bible for the team's history- however, it hasn't been reviewed or approved. ^[2] He also says he won't likely share it as of yet in case he or other writers get to use it or so as not to stifle others when working with the team in the future.
Like the Goseigers, they are intended to be a six-man team with all six being Core Rangers (at least apparently in Supersonic's case). Interestingly, both end up recognized as a five-man team with Gosei Green dying and Trek turning against them.
- Like the Lightspeed Rangers, one more Ranger was added to their roster from their Super Sentai counterpart (Supersonic=Fivemen; Lightspeed=GoGoV), as it has been confirmed by Trey Moore on a tweet that Trek is the "Sixth Ranger" of his team. He and Ryan Mitchell are polar opposites in regards to switching between good and evil. ^[3] Coincidentally, both counterparts were an all-sibling team.
Trey Moore confirmed in a tweet that all six Supersonic Rangers have Xybrian powers: Ace was a seer, Star was telepathic, Trek an empath, Gent a telekinetic, Pyre a pyrokinetic, and Brute a possessor. Each member represented one of the six classes/stations of Xybria.