In Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 106, Zordon admits that while they may be teens, the Rangers are also soldiers, and their service comes with PTSD, trauma, and immense guilt. It seems their happy endings from the '90s show weren't quite so simple.
Warning: contains spoilers for Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #106!As their world’s greatest heroes, the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers have been through a lot during their time as cosmic crusaders. From foes like the evil Lord Zedd to the aptly named Rita Repulsa, the Teenagers with Attitude have taken on all comers and almost always walked away unscathed. But while the Power Rangers are usually portrayed as getting a happy ending, it turns out that’s not really the case.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Throughout Power Rangers history, dozens of Rangers have left the team behind to live the rest of their lives as normal people, each seemingly receiving a happily ever after. But according to Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #106, this well-deserved retirement is more complicated than it seems.
Power Rangers Are Essentially Child Soldiers Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #106 finds the titular team strategizing to defeat the dastardly Rita Repulsa, now calling herself Mistress Vile. When a disagreement in opinions abruptly ends the meeting, the Power Rangers’ ally Dr. Grace Sterling gets some one-on-one time with Zordon. While discussing the Rangers, Zordon acknowledges that while they may just be teens, they're also soldiers. Former Red Ranger Dr.
The Power Doesn’t Do Enough to Protect Them After saving the universe more times than anyone can count, it’s no surprise that any Power Ranger would have a hard time adjusting to civilian life even aside from any lingering trauma they may experience. As a former Power Ranger herself, Grace Sterling would know better than anyone the kinds of struggles that await any Ranger entering retirement, having gone through them herself and still bitter over the experience.
The Power Rangers may be some of the galaxy’s greatest heroes, but at the end of the day, they’re still children going up against some pretty terrifying odds. With everything they’ve already gone through and will go through if they continue down the path of the hero, it’s fitting that their experiences will change them dramatically - and in admitting that fact, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers finally acknowledges the price of their immense heroism.
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