If you were born in the 90s, your always going to have an attachment to the Power Rangers. They were there with you as you grew up, mashing putties and destroying any monster that Rita Repulsa could conjure up. You made sure you were one of the first to see the feature film when it came out.
Even those of the younger generation may have their own fondness to one of the later series, some of which are better than the original is. No matter which series is your favorite, we can all agree the Power Rangers are awesome and always will be.
10 Tony Stark Rangers
The premise of this piece by Azizdraws is: "what if Tony Stark, a.k.a. Iron Man, was behind the creation of the Power Rangers?" What if he designed all of them a suit, making them his front line against any foe that threatened the world.
First off, how cool would that premise be? Tony Stark as an older Zordon-like mentor would be amazing. Besides that, these suits look excellent, if a bit similar to the ones from the movie—not that that's a bad thing). We also love that it's an action shot where they are charging into battle, as well.
9 Tengu Attack
First off, the Tengu are so much more intimidating than the putties ever were, looking like they could genuinely do some damage and strike fear across the world. We love how some of their feathers are falling off as they descend on the rangers like angels of death.
Xermanico does a great job of portraying a level of desperation in the art. The rangers look concerned, even worried by the attack, as if they weren't expecting it. You can see them scrambling to prepare themselves for battle, giving the piece a sense of weight.
8 Original Cast
It's rare to have a Power Ranger fan art where there isn't a single suit in sight. That is the case here, however, with Lysergic's fantastic rendition of the original cast as their normal teenage selves. The anime look even enhances it, making them look like they haven't aged a day.
While the show was mostly about the cool fight scenes with the monster of the week, both in and out of zords. There was plenty of character development in each, everyone getting their fair share of stories. The dynamic of Jason and Tommy is one of the big reasons Mighty Morphin' is as beloved as it is.
7 Mystic Force
Jackademus did a take on some of the more controversial ranger costumes. Many did not like the capes that Mystic Force wore during their series, even if it was fitting considering the backstory.
Regardless, no matter how you feel about the outfits, this is a good piece of art. All the rangers are ready to fight, with red ranger taking center stage from atop a small pillar of rocks. Most striking is pink, though, with the pink energy behind her back making it look like she has butterfly wings. The way she's leaping into action is awesome, too, as pink is usually one of the more forgotten ranger colors.
6 It's Morphin Time
"It's morphin' time" is still one of the better transformation catchphrases that all rangers need to spout before they change. Some of that is nostalgia, but some of the other declarations were awful.
Nostalgia aside, Samdelatorre killed it with this art. The way the green energy is swirling around Tommy like the Morpher is sucking in nature's boon is incredible. The detail in the suit is top-notch, going so far as to include the lines beneath Tommy's knuckles. Crackling lightning around the Morpher helps show just how powerful the transformation is.
5 New Members Of The Fraternity
Lysergic doesn't just love the original members of the Power Rangers fraternity, doing a piece on the most recent movie that was meant to relaunch the franchise. Despite what you make think of it (it was fun), they managed to succeed, as now we have comics that are telling a rather dark story.
All of the characters are true to form; serious expressions on their face, all five ready to fight back Rita, and every creation she wants to throw at them. The best part is Rita herself, though, the evil smirk on her face oozing of confidence, feeling they have no chance of ever stopping her.
4 Emily
The samurai edition of Power Rangers has its flaws—a great many of them, in fact. Stakes never seem to exist in this series, and the villains aren't all that interesting aside from Dekker and Dayu. Rangers themselves aren't even all that engaging for adult viewers.
All those gripes aside, this art by Sopeh kicks serious ass. It paints the yellow ranger, Emily, as a complete badass. Her weapon is drawn back, ready to slice through any nighlok that invades their realm. We love that serious expression on her face, as well, something that's sorely missing from the show.
3 Dino Charge
This looks like an animated movie poster with how it's both designed and by the sheer amount going on in it. It manages to pack in just about every important character from the series, both heroes and villains alike. Unsurprisingly, this piece is done by Lysergic.
They may as well be the Rembrandt of Power Ranger fan art as they touch on just about every series, paying respect to each. The fact they always keep their helmets off is so nice as well, letting you see the facial features of each ranger. It's obviously extra work, but so worth it.
2 Pacific Rim Rangers
This is concept art for a Power Rangers film that didn't get made, and it looks straight out of Pacific Rim. That beast would not look out of place as a Kaiju, nor would that Megazord be strange as a Jaeger.
It's a shame that Alex Ruiz's art didn't get used in a film, as it seems like a very dark take on the series as a whole. From the dreary landscape to the battered and burning buildings to the military personnel on the ground trying in vain to hurt the kaiju. A dark and serious Power Rangers has always been something fans have been innately curious about. Perhaps one day we will get a film like it.
1 Zords
This is what the Power Rangers are all about, Nick Robles capturing it all so beautifully. You have all of the rangers springing into action along the bottom, weapons drawn, only bad intentions on their minds.
Above them, you see their zords, each corresponding with their ranger. In the background, you can even see their home base, Zordon likely looking on with approval. Everything about the image brings back memories, making you want to take that fateful trip down memory lane. In a way, it represents what it means to be young again, without any worries.