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Psycho Yellow
History[]
Astronema creates the Psycho Rangers, including Yellow, from individuals she destroys and uses as raw materials. Dark Specter gives her the ability to do so. After "making" them. They become staunchly loyal to their "mother."
COMIC STORY- Power Rangers: The Psycho Path
As the Yellow Psycho Ranger, Yellow followed her original timeline until the Shattered Grid event.
Necessary Evil[]
Psycho Yellow and Pink attacked by Ashley and Cassie.
When the three Emissaries see the Power Rangers from different timelines and universes, the Yellow Emissary observes all the Ranger realities, Psycho Yellow and Pink are seen briefly during the battle against the Pink and Yellow Space Ranger. However, she and Psycho Pink are defeated by a combine attack of Cassie's Satellite Stunner and Ashley's Star Slinger. COMIC STORY- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Boom! Studios) Issue 45
The Psycho Path[]
Psycho Green later uses Astronema's data cards to revive the Psycho Rangers, including Psycho Yellow. The Psycho Rangers hunt down Astronema, now Karone, on KO-35. Karone willingly leaves with the Psycho Rangers, deceiving them into believing she still has Astronema within her. Karone slowly earns the Psycho Rangers' trust as she teaches them the value of family, though Psycho Yellow is the most skeptical of Karone's intentions.
Andros and the Space Rangers eventually locate the Psycho Rangers, and a battle ensues. Psycho Yellow battles and defeats the Blue Space Ranger. When Karone is blasted by Psycho Green, Psycho Yellow and her teammates retreat to save her. Psycho Pink knocks out Psycho Green and Karone tells them she must kill them so that they may be reprogrammed. Psycho Yellow believes she wants to turn them into different people, and the others agree until Psycho Pink, who has chosen the name Nokrea, agrees to allow Karone to kill her.
Karone later carries the unconscious Andros out of the Psycho Rangers' spaceship, telling the Space Rangers that she killed the Psycho Rangers and reprogrammed them. However, in truth Karone could not kill the Psychos, instead destroying their data cards so that they could remain who they are. Karone, having been Astronema for many years, believed they could reclaim their humanity the way she did. Psycho Yellow, who chose the name "Yellow", watches over the imprisoned Psycho Green. She regroups with her teammates at the ship's controls and sets off for adventure. COMIC STORY- Power Rangers: The Psycho Path
Kaiju Rangers[]
See article: Psycho Ranger Ghidorah
Rita Repulsa used her powers to siphon energy from the Kaiju King Ghidorah and transformed Psycho Yellow into Psycho Ranger Ghidorah.
Personality[]
Yellow is analytical, logical, and calm, mostly taking things in stride, but being careful to withhold judgment until she better understands a situation. She can be quite playful when testing out weaponry, indicating that she has a passion for building new weapons and technology. However, she is not very trusting, as she may have felt love for Karone, but was intelligent enough not to trust her at the time. Yellow possesses the most disregard for her sense of identity, refusing to take an individual name beyond her Ranger color, but is easily the most objective and intelligent of her team.
Psycho Yellow[]
Psycho Yellow
Powers and Abilities[]
Powers[]
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Abilities[]
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Weaknesses[]
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Arsenal[]
Relationships[]
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Generals[]
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Family[]
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Others[]
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Family[]
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Behind the Scenes[]
Design[]
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Concept Art[]
- Yellow's concept art was designed by Guiseppe Gafaro and colored by Marcelo Costa.
Notes[]
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Appearances[]
Power Rangers (Boom! Studios)
- Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (Boom! Studios)
- Power Rangers: The Psycho Path
- Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II
- Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II Issue 1 (as Psycho Ranger King Ghidorah)
- Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II Issue 2 (as Psycho Ranger King Ghidorah)
- Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II Issue 3 (as Psycho Ranger King Ghidorah)
- Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II Issue 4 (as Psycho Ranger King Ghidorah)
- Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II Issue 5 (as Psycho Ranger King Ghidorah)
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