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7 Things We Learned From The Power Rangers Trailer

Ever since a movie reboot of 90s kids favourite Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was announced to be in the works over two years ago, fans have been split on the idea. Some have welcomed the idea of a modern take on the colour-coordinated cadets while others think a new version would lose the spirit of the original. What we really needed was a trailer to find out exactly what route the new movie would take.
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3) Their Powers Are Completely Different

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Moreover, the way the abilities of the Rangers work is completely different from the old show, which demonstrates an unexpected reshuffle of the rules of the franchise from the ground up.

As anyone who has watched the series knows, when the Rangers are called into action they have to power up – which apparently involves turning to the camera, shouting the name of their respective dinosaur mascots and suddenly appearing in full costume. As such, they are regular teens until they put on their Power Rangers outfits. Their Power Coins are also key to their transformation, with the power of the Rangers and the Zords being held within.

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In the film, the Power Coins are still the source of their power but it seems that the Coins imbue them with their abilities permanently – which leads to several Spider-Man-like scenes of the gang accidentally using their newfound powers at school. This sort of thing was never to be found in the Mighty Morphin series, though there is some precedent for it in the later Power Rangers: Dino Thunder. 

Because of this, we imagine the suits will only function as armour, rather than the core of their power. Again, this is another example of the film putting its characters ahead of the more merchandisable aspects of the franchise.


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Christian Bone is a Staff Writer/Editor at We Got This Covered. Since graduating with a Creative Writing degree from the University of Winchester, he has been cluttering up the internet with his thoughts on movies and TV for over a decade. The MCU is his comfort place but, if you asked him, he'd probably say his favorite superhero film is The Incredibles.