Power Rangers Legacy Wars

This article is about a/an mobile video game in the Power Rangers franchise.

Power Rangers Legacy Wars
Series:	Power Rangers
Developer(s):	nWay
Publisher(s):	nWay
Release date:	March 23, 2017
Genre:	Fighting
Platform(s):	iOS/Android

Power Rangers Legacy Wars is a mobile video game released to tie-in to the 2017 movie. Power Rangers Legacy Wars is a cross-series mashup of various Ranger teams, villains and monsters where players can team up with or battle other users online. It was announced at San Diego Comic Con in July 2017 that the app had surpassed 18 million downloads.

Story

"Rita Repulsa, the space witch, has infected the Morphin Grid, creating virtual monsters and Ranger clones programmed to fight on her behalf. Fight back with your own curated team of legendary Power Rangers and villains from the multiverse! Unlock new Rangers, upgrade your best warriors and create the best team to defeat Rita, and save the Morphin Grid."

Introduction

"Rita Repulsa has come for revenge and the destruction of the Power Rangers... with a plan more diabolical than anyone could have imagined. She plans to infect the Morphin Grid from within, gaining the power to manipulate the legacy of the Power Rangers across space and time! That is why YOU have been chosen to enter the Morphin Grid... you must defeat Rita and her clones to purge her evil! This is a Zeo Shard, it grants you access to powerful warriors to help you defeat Rita. Travel within the Grid, eliminating all the corruption you find. The Ranger Legacy and life as we know it is in your hands. May the Power protect you!"

―Introduction^[src]

Street Fighter

"As Rita Repulsa's power within the Morphin Grid grows, she is now able to trap warriors from every Multiverse... but she is not the only threat. A great evil has also been captured; the defeated remains of M Bison! Impressed by his strength, Rita reanimated him! In return, he offered her a new dimension to conquer: his own! In that dimension, Ryu, the mighty champion, sensed a disturbance, but it was too late. Ryu, his allies and enemies were sucked into the Grid."

―Opening cinematic^[src]

Gameplay

Players can strategize, dodge, and fight against real players in real-time PvP and unlock different arenas from famous locations in the movie and TV Show. New Rangers are unlockable with 40+ warriors ranging from the new movie Power Rangers to classic Rangers to villains from across the Power Rangers multiverse. With a team, a player can challenge top players from around the world. Warriors are upgradeable with Zeo Shards earned through battles, missions and more to increase winning streaks and battle stats. Players may build alliances to share, chat and trade tactics, strategy and combos. Replays are available to learn from other members and follow favorite players.

Teams and Attacks

The player chooses one leader character and two support characters per team. The leader is the only one directly controlled by the player. The two assists act as Support Cards. The players have a power meter of 10 and must choose from one of three types of moves: Strike, Defense, or Breaker. Strikes can interrupt Breakers. Defense moves can block strikes (and in some cases counterattack), and Breakers can strike through Defense. Additionally, strike-canceling was introduced, which allows multi-hit strike attacks to be stopped by the player for the purpose of "faking out" the opponent. Each type of attack drains the power meter, though it does recharge over time.

In addition to selecting attacks, players are able to move in two directions: forward and backwards. During the movement animation, characters are immune to projectile attacks. Players can "push" opponents backwards, but only minimally since an earlier update.

The selection of characters also influences the team's stats. For instance, characters such as Goldar increase the player's HP more than other characters do. Each character has an amount of HP they add to the team's total. This amount (as well as attack powers) can be increased through Orbs of Eltar, as well as the use of Zeo Shards to level characters up. The use of Orbs of Eltar are limited by the player's level.

Alliances

Players are able to join alliances in-game. Alliances allow for in-game chat, friendly matches that don't count toward rewards or rankings, and the ability to donate and receive Zeo Shards. Players can post Zeo Shard requests for Common and Rare warriors they have already unlocked (on Mondays, requests for Epic characters is allowed, but only once per Monday) and those who donate receive Power Coins (in-game currency) and experience points. The number of shards players can donate per request and per day is limited by the player's league.

With the October 2017 update (see "Megazords" below), special alliance missions became available. These missions can be completed collectively by all members of the alliance, and all alliance members can reap the rewards, whether they contributed or not.

Missions

Daily and weekly missions are available to players. Various Morph Boxes are awarded to players who complete various missions. While most missions are daily or weekly, some are special event missions, such as those to unlock The White Tiger or Rito Revolto. Some missions require players to do damage, while others require players to battle and win using specific types of characters (Red Rangers, male Rangers, villains, etc.).

• Daily Missions are posted each morning specifically to be completed before the end of the day. Completion awards the player with a free Morph Box. If the player completes five of the seven missions in a week (before the Monday at midnight cutoff), the player is awarded with an additional Morph Box. The gauge for the week-long mission is purple and it takes missions of the same color to fill it.

• Damage Missions are empty gauges that players must fill to the max by completing live PvP battles. Every point of damage dealt in battle goes toward the completion of the mission, similar to opening a Corrpution Box. The amount required to fill the box increases with the player's League. Damage dealt will be awarded whether the player wins or loses a battle. Some damage missions may restrict the types of warriors used by gender (male or female), alignment (good or evil), or type (attacker, defender, or balanced).

Challenge Mode

• Challenge mode features a 12 win or 3 loss attempt at winning an unreleased and unpurchasable fighter (eventually becomes available for purchase or shards can be earned later on). This consists of using three completely different team sets. The player loses no points for failing the challenge. Players receive a prize for participation (no battles won) as well as for the amount of battles they won if they fail the challenge. The prize is a morph box which contains shards for upgrading fighters as well as orbs to upgrade fighter stats. The challenge runs for one hour every few hours over a twenty four hour period. If players fail the challenge in under an hour; they get multiple chances to reenter if they use ten crystals.

• Corruption Box gauges can be filled during challenge mode.

Megazords

The October 18, 2017 update added Megazord battles to the game. Integrating alliances into the fights, Megazord Battles allow Rangers in alliances to battle for points that would be added to Alliance totals for the purposes of ranking. Zord Battles differ from regular battles in that Zords (and giant monsters) have six moves, no assists, and special power-ups called "Megas" which can be activated by taking damage, dealing damage, and using EP. Selecting a Mega for a battle will consume it, whether it was used or not. The battles are slower paced than Ranger battles, and projectiles cannot be dodged by dashing.

Much like Challenge Mode, Megazord Battles can only be played during specific windows of time, though the initial window was a week long. To participate, players must select two megas and have at least one point of Energy (up to 20 can be stored). Energy can be gained from Corruption Boxes, Free Boxes, and Missions.

Levels/League

A player's League is the most public showing of their skill. Players climb Leagues by earning Medals through combat. Medals are earned in victory, and lost in defeat. The exact amount varies based on the opponent's level; fighting an opponent with significantly more medals and defeating them results in greater rewards, but losing costs more medals. When fighting someone of equal medal count, the number of medals wagered is thirty. More Leagues are added in updates, and the locations and medal requirements are listed below. League promotions occur when players reach the medal threshold; demotions occur when the player falls 50 or more medals below said threshold.

With the release of the 2.0 update on March 14 2018, additional leagues were added, referred to as Champion Leagues. Where previously all players whose medals were above 4800 would be reset to that amount after every season, now players' medals will be reset to a number within their own Champion League, reducing the "medal crunch" effect where high level players would be mixed in with players with far fewer medals at the end of each season. Players in Champion Leagues receive special bonus Morph Boxes at the end of each season as a reward. Champion Leagues also debut special versions of stages that have been corrupted by Rita's influence over the Morphin Grid.

With the update in October 2019, additional champion leagues were added and league medal counts have chabged.

Base Leagues

• League 0: The Pit from Power Rangers (2017) (The level all players use during the tutorial and training.)
• League 1: Angel Grove Krispy Kreme (0+ medals)
• League 2: Lord Zedd's Throne Room (400+ medals)
• League 3: Dino Charge Rangers' Dino Lab (800+ medals)
• League 4: Shiba Grove (1,200+ medals)
• League 5: Rooftops (from Power Rangers: In Space) (1,600+ medals)
• League 6: Harwood County (1,900+ medals)
• League 7: Island Fortress (2,200+ medals)
• League 8: Terror Spacecraft (2,500+ medals)
• League 9: Ernie's Juice Bar (2,800+ medals)
• League 10: Zord Graveyard (from the Boom! Studios Comic Series) (3,100+ medals)

Champion Leagues

• Crystal (3,400+ medals)
• Sapphire (3,700+ medals)
• Ruby (4,000+ medals)
• Emerald (4,300+ medals)
• Bronze (4,600+ medals)
• Silver (4,900+ medals)
• Gold (5,200+ medals)
• Elite (Top 200 players worldwide)

Independent of Leagues is the player level. Donating shards and making upgrades grants experience points to level the player. Leveling permits players to further upgrade their characters' abilities. Prior to the July 2017 update, team HP increased with player level as well, but this was removed with the introduction of the talent system.

Morph Boxes

Morph Boxes are awards offered to players through various means that contain Zeo Shards, Orbs of Eltar, Power Coins, and/or Power Crystals in varying numbers. Essentially, Morph Boxes act as loot crates for the game's "Gear System". Most of the Morph Boxes are earned through combat or the completion of missions, though some can only be purchased in the store with real currency, and others are given away at random. The output of each box is determined by the box's rank, which is usually based on the league of the opponent faced to win the box. Once the box is selected by the player, (s)he must wait a set number of hours before the boxes open (except for free and corruption boxes).

• Mighty Morph - 2017 Movie Alpha prepares these boxes for players every four hours. The player can have up to two unopened boxes at a time. 
• Noble - These light blue boxes take 3 hours to open. They give shards 16min-70max and coins 2min-37max. It has a 72.0% chance to get.
• Grand - These red boxes require 8 hours to open. They give shards 50min-238max, rare shards 5min-40max and coins 4min-88max. It has a 23.0% chance to get.
• Super - These purple and gold boxes require 12 hours to open. They give shards 152min-758max, rare shards 31min-205max, epic shards 5min-48max and coins 12min-376max. These have an average chance of giving 1-2 Legendary Shards. It has a 3.0% chance to get.
• Mega - These silver boxes require 18 hours to open. They give shards 389min-1874max, rare shards 41min-288max, and coins 29min-1282max. These have a low chance of giving you 1-7 Legendary Shards. It has a 1.5% chance to get.
• Ultra - These solid gold boxes require 24 hours to open. They give shards 912min-4310max, rare shards 184min-1109max, epic shards 60min-310max, and coins 76min-2707max. These have a high chance of giving 1-10 Legendary Shards. It has a 0.5% chance to get.
• Champion League- These boxes that look very similar to Ultra Boxes are recieved as rewards for being within the top 8 leagues when the season ends. They come in Crystal, Sapphire, Ruby, Emerald, Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Elite Versions. Elite Rank 1 gives 9000 commons, 1200 rares, 200 epics, 30 legendaries, 12000 coins, 600 power crystals, and a large amount of orbs and essences.
• Corruption Zone- Once per day, players receive a Corruption Box. They are opened by dealing damage in PvP battles. The amount of damage required is determined by the player's league. Corruption boxes are among the few that give Orbs of Eltar, which are used to power up warriors' individual skills. They give shards 98min-451max, rare shards 10min-59max, coins 7min-247max and it gives orbs(starting at league 3) and essences(starting at league 4).
• White Tiger - A special box offered in-store and as a quest reward for the release of the White Mighty Morphin' Ranger. It contained White Tiger Leader and Assist shards, along with various other rewards.
• Lord Drakkon - A special box offered in-store and as a quest reward for the release of Lord Drakkon. It contained Lord Drakkon Leader and Assist shards, along with various other rewards.
• Challenge Mode- A special box offered in challenge mode. Offered as consolation prize if the player loses and if they win shards & orbs for winning fights or the recently released character at the end. This box opens immediately upon receiving it.

Free Award

Noble

Grand

Super

Mega

Ultra

Corruption

White Tiger

Challenge

Lord Drakkon

Crystal League

Sapphire League

Ruby League

Emerald League

Bronze League

Silver League

Gold League

Elite League

Reward Types

The types of rewards that can be earned through opening Morph and Corruption Boxes are as follows.

• Orbs of Eltar
• Zeo Shards
• Power Coins
• Power Crystals
• Essences

Characters

Characters can be divided up by season or rarity in-game. The rarity scale ascends from Common to Rare to Epic, and to Legendary. Higher-rarity warriors have stronger attacks, more HP, rarer shards, and lower level caps. A character's rarity as a leader can differ from their rarity as an assist.

Good Rangers

Name	Designation	Origin	Class	Rarity (Leader)	Rarity (Assist)
Jason Lee Scott	Mighty Morphin Red Ranger	Mighty Morphin	Attacker	Common	Common
Zack Taylor	Mighty Morphin Black Ranger	Mighty Morphin	Defender	Rare	Common
Billy Cranston	Mighty Morphin Blue Ranger	Mighty Morphin	Defender	Common	Common
Trini Kwan	Mighty Morphin Yellow Ranger	Mighty Morphin	Attacker	Common	Common
Kimberly Ann Hart	Mighty Morphin Pink Ranger	Mighty Morphin	Attacker	Epic	Common
Tommy Oliver	Mighty Morphin Green Ranger	Mighty Morphin	Balanced	Rare	Rare
Jason Lee Scott	Mighty Morphin Red Ranger in Dragon Shield	Mighty Morphin	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Zack Taylor	Mighty Morphin Black Ranger in Dragon Shield	Mighty Morphin	Defender	Epic	Epic
Tommy Oliver	Mighty Morphin White Ranger	Mighty Morphin	Attacker	Epic	Epic
Adam Park	Black Ninja Ranger	Mighty Morphin	Balanced	Legendary	Legendary
Ninjor	N/A	Mighty Morphin	Defender	Epic	Epic
Tommy Oliver	Zeo Ranger V - Red	Zeo	Attacker	Epic	Epic
Katherine Hillard	Zeo Ranger I - Pink	Zeo	Defender	Common	Common
Jason Lee Scott	Gold Zeo Ranger	Zeo	Balanced	Legendary	Legendary
Cassie Chan	Pink Turbo Ranger II	Turbo	Defender	Common	Common
Phantom Ranger	N/A	Turbo	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Andros	Red Space Ranger	In Space	Attacker	Rare	Rare
T.J. Johnson	Blue Space Ranger	In Space	Defender	Common	Common
Zhane	Silver Space Ranger	In Space	Balanced	Epic	Rare
Kendrix Morgan	Pink Galaxy Ranger	Lost Galaxy	Balanced	Common	Common
Mike Corbett	Magna Defender	Lost Galaxy	Defender	Legendary	Legendary
Ryan Mitchell	Titanium Ranger	Lightspeed Rescue	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Wesley Collins	Red Time Force Ranger	Time Force	Balanced	Rare	Rare
Jen Scotts	Pink Time Force Ranger	Time Force	Attacker	Rare	Rare
Eric Myers	Quantum Ranger	Time Force	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Danny Delgado	Black Wild Force Ranger	Wild Force	Defender	Rare	Common
Blake Bradley	Navy Thunder Ranger	Ninja Storm	Balanced	Legendary	Legendary
Dr. Thomas Oliver	Black Dino Thunder Ranger	Dino Thunder	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Trent Fernandez-Mercer	White Dino Thunder Ranger	Dino Thunder	Balanced	Legendary	Epic
Anubis "Doggie" Cruger	S.P.D. Shadow Ranger	S.P.D.	Balanced	Legendary	Legendary
Kat Manx	S.P.D. Kat Ranger	S.P.D.	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Udonna	White Mystic Ranger	Mystic Force	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Leanbow	Wolf Warrior	Mystic Force	Attacker	Epic	Epic
Robert "RJ" James	Jungle Fury Wolf Ranger	Jungle Fury	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Ziggy Grover	Ranger Operator Series Green	RPM	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Gemma	Ranger Operator Series Silver	RPM	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Antonio Garcia	Gold Samurai Ranger	Samurai	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Lauren Shiba	Red Samurai Ranger (female)	Super Samurai	Attacker	Epic	Rare
Robo Knight	N/A	Megaforce	Attacker	Epic	Epic
Gia Moran	Super Megaforce Yellow	Super Megaforce	Balanced	Legendary	Rare
Koda	Blue Dino Charge Ranger	Dino Charge	Defender	Epic	Rare
Kendall Morgan	Purple Dino Charge Ranger	Dino Charge	Balanced	Common	Rare
Preston Tien	Ninja Steel Blue	Ninja Steel	Balanced	Legendary	Legendary
Jack Thomas	Yellow HyperForce Ranger	HyperForce	Defender	Epic	Epic
Devon Daniels	Beast Morphers Red Ranger	Beast Morphers	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Kimberly Ann Hart (World of the Coinless)	Ranger Slayer	Boom! Studios Comics	Attacker	Epic	Epic
Ellarien	Solar Ranger	Boom! Studios Comics	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Heckyl	Dark Ranger/Talon Ranger	Boom! Studios Comics	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Kimberly Hart	Mighty Morphin Pink Ranger in Dragon Shield	Boom! Studios Comics	Balanced	Legendary	Legendary
Jason	Red Ranger	2017 Movie	Balanced	Common	Common
Zack	Black Ranger	2017 Movie	Defender	Common	Common
Billy	Blue Ranger	2017 Movie	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Trini	Yellow Ranger	2017 Movie	Balanced	Common	Common
Kimberly	Pink Ranger	2017 Movie	Attacker	Rare	Rare
Ryu (As Ranger)	Ryu Ranger	Power Rangers Legacy Wars/Street Fighter V	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Ryu (Coinless)	N/A	Power Rangers Legacy Wars/Street Fighter V	Balanced	Common	Common
Chun-Li (Coinelss)	N/A	Power Rangers Legacy Wars/Street Fighter V	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Guile	N/A	Power Rangers Legacy Wars/Street Fighter V	Defender	Rare	Rare
Cammy	N/A	Power Rangers Legacy Wars/Street Fighter V	Attacker	Epic	Epic
Green Ranger v2	N/A	Original Creation	Attacker	Epic	Epic
Chun-Li (As Ranger)	Chun-Li Ranger	Original Creation	Defender	Legendary	Legendary

Allies

Name	Origin	Class	Rarity (Leader)	Rarity (Assist)
Alpha 5	2017 Movie	Defender	Rare	Epic
Blue Senturion	Turbo	Defender	Rare (Premium)	Rare (Premium)

Villains and Evil Rangers

Name	Origin	Class	Rarity (Leader)	Rarity (Assist)
Rita Repulsa	Mighty Morphin	Balanced	Epic	Epic
Goldar	Mighty Morphin	Defender	Epic	Rare
Lord Zedd	Mighty Morphin	Attacker	Rare	Epic
Rito Revolto	Mighty Morphin	Balanced	Rare	Rare
Rita Repulsa	2017 Movie	Attacker	Legendary	Epic
Putty	2017 Movie	Defender	Common	Common
Ecliptor	In Space	Defender	Epic	Epic
Psycho Red	In Space	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Trakeena	Lost Galaxy	Attacker	Rare	Epic
Zen-Aku	Wild Force	Defender	Epic	Epic
Mesogog	Dino Thunder	Attacker	Epic	Legendary
Koragg	Mystic Force	Defender	Legendary	Legendary
Dai Shi	Jungle Fury	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Master Xandred	Samurai	Balanced	Rare	Common
Sledge	Dino Charge	Attacker	Common	Common
Psycho Green (Trek)	Boom! Studios Comics	Attacker	Epic	Epic
Snide	Dino Super Charge	Attacker	Epic	Common
Lord Drakkon	Boom! Studios Comics	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
Black Dragon	Boom! Studios Comics	Defender	Epic	Epic
Akuma	Power Rangers Legacy Wars/Street Fighter V	Attacker	Legendary	Legendary
M. Bison	Power Rangers Legacy Wars/Street Fighter V	Balanced	Legendary	Legendary

Zords

Name	Origin	Rarity
Dino Megazord	Mighty Morphin	Common
Thunder Megazord	Mighty Morphin	Legendary
Mega Goldar	Mighty Morphin	Rare
Black Dragon	Mighty Morphin' (Boom! Studios)	Rare
Predazord	Wild Force	Epic
Delta Squad Megazord	SPD	Legendary
Samurai Megazord	Samurai	Epic
Dragonzord	Mighty Morphin	Legendary
Dino Megazord (Movie 2017)	2017 movie	Common

Character Gallery by Season

Mighty Morphin Red Ranger

Mighty Morphin Red Ranger Dragon Shield

Mighty Morphin Black Ranger

Mighty Morphin Black Ranger Dragon Shield

Mighty Morphin Blue Ranger

Mighty Morphin Yellow Ranger

Mighty Morphin Pink Ranger

Mighty Morphin Pink Ranger Dragon Shield

Mighty Morphin Green Ranger

Mighty Morphin Green Ranger V2

Mighty Morphin White Ranger

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Black Ninja Ranger

Violet Solar Ranger

Ninjor

Dino Megazord

Dragonzord

Thunder Megazord

Rita Repulsa

Lord Zedd

Goldar

Mega Goldar

Rito Revolto

Lord Drakkon

Black Dragon

Ranger Slayer

Red Zeo Ranger

Pink Zeo Ranger

Gold Zeo Ranger

Pink Turbo Ranger

Phantom Ranger

Blue Senturion

Red Space Ranger

Blue Space Ranger

Pink Space Ranger

Silver Space Ranger

Ecliptor

Psycho Red

Psycho Green

Pink Galaxy Ranger

Magna Defender

Trakeena

Titanium Lightspeed Ranger

Red Time Force Ranger

Pink Time Force Ranger

Quantum Time Force Ranger

Yellow Wild Force Ranger

Black Wild Force Ranger

Zen-Aku

Predazord

Navy Thunder Ranger

Black Dino Thunder Ranger

White Dino Thunder Ranger

Mesogog

Kat SPD Ranger

Delta Squad Megazord

White Mystic Ranger

Wolf Warrior

Koragg

Wolf Jungle Fury Ranger

Dai Shi

Green RPM Ranger

Silver RPM Ranger

Gold Samurai Ranger

Red Samurai Ranger female

Samurai Megazord

Master Xandred

Robo Knight

Yellow Super Megaforce Ranger

Blue Dino Charge Ranger

Purple Dino Charge Ranger

Sledge

Snide

Dark Dino Charge Ranger

Blue Ninja Steel Ranger

Red Beast Morphers Ranger

Yellow Hyperforce Ranger

Red Ranger 2017 Movie

Black Ranger 2017 Movie

Blue Ranger 2017 Movie

Yellow Ranger 2017 Movie

Pink Ranger 2017 Movie

Alpha 5 2017 Movie

Dino Megazord 2017 Movie

Rita Repulsa 2017 Movie

Putty Patrollers 2017 Movie

Victory Pose

Loading Screens

Notes

• At pre-registration, the game has a near-equal male-to-female ratio at release with nine women and ten men.
• Curiously, Super Megaforce Yellow was seen wielding a Samurai Ranger Spin Sword at release, without first assuming a Legendary Ranger Mode Samurai, as opposed to her own Super Mega Saber alongside her Super Mega Blaster. This was later corrected.
• In the Rooftops location, a building marked Terra Venture can be seen in the background. With the alien ships hovering over the city, this location is Angel Grove during the mass invasion at the end of In Space.
• In June 2017, the game saw the release of the Mighty Morphin Green Ranger v2, also called the Dark Dragon. The character's in-game description refers to the character as an alternate-universe version of Tommy Oliver and he is seen wielding the Sword of Darkness, but the game makes no further mention of the character's origin or alignment. However, he is considered a villain for the purpose of quests. This version of the Green Ranger hails from the web series Super Power Beat Down, where it was featured in the episode "Ryu vs. Green Ranger" in which Tommy ultimately takes this look and welds the weapon as Ryu descends into his Evil Ryu form.
• Interestingly, character models aren't rotated but flipped based on which side of the field they are on. While this was likely done to avoid hurtboxes and hitboxes being different based on position, the backward flip on asymmetrical characters like the Dino Charge Rangers is obvious.
• Purchasing morph boxes are at the player's own risk. No character advertised is guaranteed unless it explicitly says so.
• Udonna was included in a Twitter poll where fans were asked to vote which character should be the next to join the roster. Oddly, Udonna came in last but was added before the poll winner (which was the Gold Zeo Ranger). This may be due to the then focus on Disney-era characters, resulting in the developers adding Udonna well before the poll was released.

Mission References

• The mission "I Am Worthy" which requires a leader character from the 2017 movie is a reference to Rita Repulsa's line in the film.
• The mission "Forever Red" which requires different setups of Red Rangers, is based on the groundbreaking Wild Force episode of the same name.
• The mission "We Can Do It" references a wartime propaganda poster which has become a symbol of female empowerment.
• The mission "Evil Space Aliens Arise" which requires various villain setups references the generic term for most Power Rangers villains in the toyline.
• The mission set "United Alliance of Evil" refers to the combined group of enemies from the first six seasons who banded together to invade Earth during the finale of Power Rangers in Space.
• The mission "Not Backing Down" is a reference to Jason's line as the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers become a six-man team in Green with Evil.
• The missions "Lost Galaxy" and "Lights of Orion" are both references to Lost Galaxy.
• The missions "On the Attack", "A Ranger's Duty" and "A Delicate Balance" don't have any direct references to the show, though Trini once uses the phrase "a delicate balance" for a topic unrelated to Rangers or the show.
• The challenge "Dark Harbinger" references how Black Dragon appeared to be the primary antagonist for the Boom! Comics series until it was revealed that he is merely a Zord controlled by Lord Drakkon.
• Missions that unlock new characters are typically named after the episode the new character (or powers) was introduced in. Examples include White Light, Quasar Quest, and Survival of the Silver.

External links

• Official website
• Download at App Store (Canada)

References

Footnotes

Power Rangers/Super Sentai Video Games
Console Games
Super Sentai:
Choujin Sentai Jetman - Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger - Gekisou Sentai Carranger (Sega Pico) - Gekisou Sentai Carranger: Zenkai! Racer Senshi - Denji Sentai Megaranger - Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger - Ninpu Sentai Hurricanger - Ninpu Sentai Hurricaneger & Hyakujuu Sentai Gaoranger: Chou Sentai Super Battle - Bakuryu Sentai Abaranger - Tokusou Sentai Dekaranger - Tokusatsu Bouken Katsugeki Super Hero Retsuden - GoGo Sentai Boukenger: Kazu to Katachi o Oboeyou! - Juken Sentai Gekiranger - Engine Sentai Go-Onger:Mach de Oboeru! Aiueo!! - Samurai Sentai Shinkenger: Battle ga Ippai! Iza Mairu - Tensou Sentai Goseiger: Super Battle Daishugou! - Super Sentai Battle: Ranger Cross - Nari Kids Park: Kaitou Sentai Lupinranger VS Keisatsu Sentai Patranger
Power Rangers:
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (SNES) - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Sega Genesis) - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Sega CD) - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Fighting Edition - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (video game) - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Coloring Book - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Create-A-Movie - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Jigsaw Puzzles - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Print Kit - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Screen Saver -Power Rangers Zeo vs The Machine Empire - Power Rangers Zeo: Battle Racers - Power Rangers Zeo: Full Tilt Battle Pinball - Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (Playstation) - Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (N64) - Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (PC) - Power Rangers Time Force (Playstation) - Power Rangers Time Force (PC) - Power Rangers Ninja Storm (PC) - Power Rangers Dino Thunder (video game) - Power Rangers Dino Thunder: Thunder Action - Power Rangers S.P.D.: Escape of the Five Fugitives - Power Rangers: Super Legends - Power Rangers To The Rescue - Power Rangers: Force in Time - Power Rangers Samurai (video game) - Power Rangers Super Samurai (video game) - Power Rangers Super Megaforce: Legendary Power - Power Rangers: Mega Battle - Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid - Project Nomad (Cancelled)
Handheld Games
Super Sentai:
Bakuhatsu Dynaman - Go Go Dynaman - Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger: Gathered Transformation! 35 Sentai! - Tokumei Sentai Go-Busters (video game) - Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger: Game on Gaburincho - Shuriken Sentai Ninninger: Game de Wasshoi!! - Doubutsu Sentai Zyuohger: Battle Cube Puzzle
Power Rangers:
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Game Boy) - Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Game Gear) - Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (GBC) - Power Rangers Time Force (GBC) - Power Rangers Time Force (GBA) - Power Rangers Wild Force (video game) - Power Rangers Ninja Storm (video game) - Power Rangers Dino Thunder (GBA) - Power Rangers SPD (video game) - Power Rangers: Super Legends (DS) - Power Rangers Megaforce (video game) - Power Rangers Super Megaforce (video game)
Online, iOS and Mobile Games
Super Sentai:
Power Rangers Online - Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger: Let's Go Gokai Galleon - Sentai Gashapon - Power Rangers Dash - Super Sentai Battle Base - Super Sentai Battle Base DX- Super Sentai Legend Wars
Power Rangers:
Power Rangers Ninja Storm (online game) - Power Rangers Dino Thunder: Dino Gem - Power Rangers Dino Thunder: Red Hot Rescue - Power Rangers S.P.D.: Megazord Firestorm - Power Rangers Mystic Force (Mobile Game) - Power Rangers Samurai SMASH! - Power Rangers Samurai Steel - Power Rangers Samurai: Dojo Defender - Power Rangers Samurai: Flip Out - Power Rangers Samurai: Portals of Power - Power Rangers Samurai: Rangers Together Samurai Forever - Power Rangers Samurai: Super Brawl 3 - Power Rangers Card Scanner - Power Rangers Super Megaforce: Legacy - Power Rangers Super Megaforce: Super Strike! - Power Rangers Key Scanner - Power Rangers Dino Charge Scanner - Power Rangers Dino Charge Rumble - Power Rangers Dino Charge: Keeper's Escape - Power Rangers Unite - Ultimate Hero Clash - Ultimate Hero Clash 2 - Power Rangers Legacy Wars - Power Rangers: Beats of Power - Power Rangers Morphin Legends (Cancelled) - Power Rangers All-Stars - Power Rangers Mighty Force
Crossover games featuring Super Sentai
Karaoke Studio - Tokusatsu Bouken Katsugeki Super Hero Retsuden - Super Tokusatsu Taisen 2001 - Super Robot Wars X-Ω - Super Robot Wars DD
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