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Kaiju Psycho Rangers
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The Kaiju Psycho Rangers are a supervillain team that appeared in the 2024 IDW Publishing and BOOM! Studios crossover comic series Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II. The Kaiju Psycho Rangers were created by siphoning energy from kaiju and transferring it into the Psycho Rangers, who themselves were created as evil counterparts to the Space Rangers.
History
Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II
The Kaiju Psycho Rangers were developed by Rita Repulsa and Astronema using energy siphoned from giant monsters Rita encountered in the alternate reality occupied by Godzilla. Psycho Ranger Ghidora was eager to be sent out to siphon Godzilla's energy for their fellow Psycho Rangers.
Members
Psycho Ranger Ghidora
Psycho Ranger Ghidora was created by siphoning energy from King Ghidorah and transferring it into a Psycho Ranger - presumably Psycho Yellow, who was the only one absent from the rest of the team.
Trivia
- The spelling of Psycho Ranger Ghidora's name may be a reference to the Dora Monsters from Kyoryu Sentai Zyuranger.
- Psycho Ranger Ghidorah bears some resemblance to Mecha-King Ghidorah having a metal middle head.
Literally just making this part now so I don't lose a reference link:
Kaiju Power Rangers
The Kaiju Power Rangers are a superhero team that appeared in the 2024 IDW Publishing and BOOM! Studios crossover comic series Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II.
Development
The Kaiju Power Rangers were designed by Freddie Williams II, the artist behind the first series.[1]
History
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Members
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Trivia
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