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Megaforce Rangers

In General

The Megaforce Rangers and Robo Knight

The Super Megaforce Rangers

• Adaptational Job Change: The core Goseigers are literal guardian angels while the core Gokagers are space pirates. The core five (Super) Megaforce are high school students
• Adaptational Species Change: In Power Rangers, the main five are humans compared to being angels in Goseiger and Human Aliens in Gokager.
• Adaptational Heroism / Adaptational Nice Guy: Compared to the Gokaiger, who are space pirates and Jerk with a Heart of Gold (with Gai as the Token Good Teammate) and an Anti-Hero Team. the megaforce team are nicer and more altruistic. they also have a more friendly relationship with previous teams.
• Composite Character: For the first time since the Zordon Era, the Megaforce rangers use two sets of Powers from two different Sentai series. The first season featured Tensou Sentai Goseiger, and the second season featured Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger. However, this only applies to the main five Rangers; Robo Knight only appears prominently in the first season and Orion in the second.
• Contrasting Sequel Main Character: Last season, the Samurai Rangers were young adults raised to be Power Rangers due to familial responsibilities. The Megaforce Rangers were high school students recruited by a mystical being. The Samurai Rangers each had their own personal element powers, the Megaforce Rangers shared elements with each other. The Samurai Rangers had one Sixth Ranger, the Megaforce Rangers had two.
• Expy: Heavily implied that each ranger is this to their respective counterpart of the original team of Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers being the 20th season. As a whole, this team is a bunch of high schoolers chosen as well by a bodyless figure assisted by a robotic being with a "teenagers with attitude" motivation. Even increased by the scenario of the pilot which is very reminiscent of the original season's pilot.
  • Troy like Jason is a disciplined, calm, mission-oriented and noble Red ranger very skilled in martial arts wielding a sword as weapons.
  • Emma to Kimberly. Both are kind Valley Girl types, they're Pink rangers with an avian/firebird-themed zord (Phoenix for Emma, Pterodactyl then Firebird for Kimberly) wielding a long-ranged weapon (Phoenix's shot for Emma and Power Bow for Kimberly). And the fact Emma joked about refusing to be a ranger because it damages her hair is a nod to Kimberly.
  • Jake to Zack. They have The Lancer tendencies combined with the tough guy persona as Black rangers. They're athletic and skilled in a hobby/sport (Soccer for Jake, Hip-pop for Zack) wielding an axe as weapon.
  • Gia to Trini. Both are Jack of All Trades with The Ace statuses (good at school, smart, shown fighting skills before becoming a ranger) as Yellow rangers. They had a tiger-themed zord (Trini having a prehistoric one) with close-ranged and bladed weapons (claw for Gia, daggers for Trini).
  • Noah to Billy. Both are Blue rangers and The Smart Guy that wears glasses of their respective group. They're science-oriented and crafty nerds with self-esteem issues who didn't know how to fight the mooks in the pilot but grow stronger and more confident as the story advances.
• Irony: the Gokaiger team are composed of Human Alien with only one human (Gai Ikari). In Super Megaforce, the five ranger are human and the Sixth Ranger is an alien
• Limited Wardrobe: The clothes they're wearing in their respective portraits below are the ones they are wearing for much of the show.
• Super Mode: In both seasons, the core five Megaforce Rangers gain power-ups.
  • In the middle of Season 1, they gain Ultra Mode which grants them armor and the Ultra Sword.
  • In the beginning of Season 2, they gain Super Mega Mode which grants them an entirely new form, the Super Mega Saber and Blaster, and allows them access to Legendary Ranger Mode.
• Transformation Trinket:
  • The core five Rangers use the Gosei Morphers to morph with Power Cards. They can also use the Morphers as communicators and initiate abilities with other Power Cards.
  • Orion uses the Legendary Silver Morpher to become the Silver Super Megaforce Ranger. It is a cell phone based morpher that scans his Legendary Ranger Keys.

Troy Burrows / Megaforce Red

Troy Burrows / (Super) Megaforce Red

Portrayed by: Andrew Gray

Voiced by: Johnny Yong Bosch (games}, Arturo Cataño (Latin American Spanish)

Troy came in as a new student but started having prophetic dreams of a massive war between Power Rangers and a legion of foot soldiers. His ability to stand up against adversity made him worthy of the Red Megaforce powers, with the spirit of the dragon. After the Armada attack, he received the Super Megaforce Red powers.

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• Catchphrase: "Let's take it to the next level!"
• The Chosen One: Well, that was the plan anyway. He was going to be linked to the Morphin Grid, and his infamous Super Saiyan Punch was going to be part of his powers; similarly, Robo Knight would be linked to him as well
• Composite Character: He's stoic like Jason, a new kid and a loner like Green Ranger Tommy and shares their passion for martial arts.
• Cool Sword: Troy's main weapon in base form is the Dragon Sword.
• Determinator: When you're Alata's counterpart, this is inevitable. Damn if he's ever gonna back down, even in the face of almost certain death.
• Dreaming of Things to Come: Frequently dreams about the "Legend War" from Gokaiger.
• Dull Surprise: Most evident in "Robo Knight" where his expression doesn't change at all when Robo Knight doesn't shake his hand.
• Hell-Bent for Leather: He's rarely seen without his black leather jacket.
• Heroic Spirit: Is chosen due to his pure spirit, discipline and his willingness to face adversity with courage.
• Humans Are Special: He firmly believes that humanity can accomplish anything.
• Humble Hero: When a boaster claims he's the Red Ranger, his response is simply to let it be instead of being upset someone is stealing credit for his heroism.
• Land, Sea, Sky: Uses the powers of the Sky alongside Emma.
• The Leader: He turns out to be a pretty good one despite being the Rookie Red Ranger, in part due to his dedication to the job.
• Military Brat: Deleted scenes reveal that his father is in the military and he was being sent to live with an uncle because his dad was being stationed elsewhere.
• Mr. Fanservice: See this boy shirtless and try not to drool, ladies.
• Nerves of Steel: In "Who's Crying Now?", when he's confronted by two bullies. He doesn't show any sign of fear nor does he show signs of getting into any physical altercations with them. The alien officer doesn't shake him up either.
• New Transfer Student: Has only just recently moved to Harwood County.
• Nice Guy: While he doesn't speak much, he does seem genuinely optimistic and kind. Even when dealing with Jordan, he never got mad with him, instead seeming more amused with the whole thing.
• The Quiet One: Doesn't talk as much when compared to his teammates, and as of the first four episodes, hasn't really spoken to Jake or Noah outside of a battle against the Warstar.
• Rookie Red Ranger:
  • When Gosei picked him to be the Red Ranger, Troy was unsure of this since he is new in town and he was picked right off the bat. Despite this, he embraced the role of the Red Ranger and leader and is the one to make the call to transform. He's also the most dedicated to the job, realizing just how important their protecting Earth is.
  • When the Armada arrives on Earth, Troy is given his Legendary Morpher which gives him the ability to transform into Legendary Rangers and the Super Megaforce Red Ranger.
• Standardized Leader: Disciplined, strong, and the list just goes on.
• The Stoic: Even more so than Gia. It takes the death of Creepox for him to loosen up a little.
• Sword and Gun: Primarily his (and everyone else's) style of combat in Super Megaforce.
• Took a Level in Jerkass: Contrasting with his usual self, he acts this way towards his friends in "Spirit of the Tiger" after losing to the monster of the day. Though later he lightens up again.

Emma Goodall / Megaforce Pink

Emma Goodall / (Super) Megaforce Pink

Portrayed by: Christina Masterson

Voiced by: Ashley Ann (games), Valentina Souza (Latin American Spanish)

Emma is a nature lover and best friend to Gia. Her love of nature made her worthy of the Pink Megaforce powers, with the spirit of the phoenix. After the Armada attack, she received the Super Megaforce Pink powers.

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• Adaptational Skimpiness: Zig-Zagged due to being a Composite Character. Occasional panty shots of her Gokaiger counterpart aside, Emma's regular outfit still shows more skin than Ahim's. Her Goseiger counterpart Eri, on the other hand, wears essentially the same type of clothes as Emma.
• Badass Biker: It's a BMX bicycle instead of a motorcycle, but being damn good at riding it is part of the reason why she is chosen.
  • In an interview, Christina said that the show's production helped her overcome her fear of bikes that started from a childhood accident.
• Camera Fiend: In the first episode, she uses her camera to blind the Mooks during combat.
• The Cutie: She cares for the environment, she's great with a BMX bike, and she's got that look of a cutie, so why not?
• Expy: Basically Kimberly with a chunk of Trini.
• Genki Girl: One of her more subtle character traits.
• Girly Bruiser: Gosei chose her for two reasons; 1.) kind-hearted Nature Hero and 2.) BMX biker.
• Granola Girl: Definitely a less subtle part of her characterization. A result of combining Kimberly's Valley Girl and Trini's Soapbox Sadie
• Guns Akimbo: As Super Megaforce Pink Ranger.
• Gun Kata: Her usual fighting style as Super Mega Pink.
• Hand Cannon: Emma's main weapon in base form is the Phoenix Shot.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Gia.
• Land, Sea, Sky: Uses the powers of the Sky alongside Troy.
• Missing Mom: Her mother apparently died before the events of the series, it's not outright stated, cause you know, it's Power Rangers.
• Pink Heroine:
  • She is chosen by Gosei to become the new protectors of the Earth. Due to her love for nature, Emma is chosen to become the Pink Megaforce Ranger.
  • When the Armada arrives on Earth, Emma is given her Legendary Morpher which gives her the ability to transform into Legendary Rangers and the Super Megaforce Pink Ranger.
• The Phoenix: Emma's Power Animal.
• The Power of Friendship: Gosei states this verbatim which is what helps her break free from Beezara's spell and to give her the Card for the Sky Brother Zords.
• Punny Name: Of course, A girl with the name GOODALL obviously a Nice Girl and Good All Along to everyone even to nature.
• Shes Got Legs: Due to Limited Wardrobe, Emma is mostly shown wearing her pink shorts that really show off her beautiful legs.
• Shipper on Deck: For Gia and Jake
• Ship Tease: Troy or Orion.
  • with Troy: possibly due to the franchise to ship teasing romance between the red and pink rangers, in their centric episode "Harmony and dizchord" there are moments when they're glaring at each other intensely especially Troy when Emma singing. The significant presence of flowers increases this trope.
  • with Gia: they have a generally Pseudo-Romantic Friendship especially in "United we stand" their centric episode. Though it's probably counts more as a case of Les Yay.
  • with Noah: in "Blue Saber Saga" Emma was significantly worried for him after his defeat with Skatana and stays at his sides when he practised training no matter what he said.
  • with Jake: though he's in love with Gia, they had this as well in their centric episode "Spirit of the tiger". They spend the whole episode together to improve their martial arts skills even having a kind of (non-romantic) Battle Couple scene against the Monster of the Week.
  • with Orion: in "United as one" they team up against the Monster of the Week and they had a fake wedding scene with Bridal Carry and Almost Kiss.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: Emma's Girly Girl to Gia.

Jake Holling / Megaforce Black

Jake Holling / Megaforce Black (Super Megaforce Green)

Portrayed by: Azim Rizk

Voiced by: Bryce Papenbrook (games), Miguel Ángel Ruiz (Latin American Spanish)

Jake was an athlete at high school with a not-so-secret crush on Gia. His athleticism made him worthy of the Black Megaforce powers, with the spirit of the snake. After the Armada attack, he received the Super Megaforce Green powers, the only Ranger to change colors when going into Super Megaforce mode.

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• Adaptational Badass: His character alone is already moreso than his Gokaiger counterpart Doc but there are numerous occasions where new fight footage has been filmed specifically for him to omit Doc's usual goofy antics.
• The Big Guy: He's the athlete of the team and is very likely the strongest ranger in terms of physical strength.
• Depending on the Writer: Due to the polar opposite personalities of his Sentai counterparts, he'll often switch between a tough guy and a clumsy guy.
• Dogged Nice Guy: Sometimes he always finds a chance to get closer to Gia.
• Emerald Power: When the Armada arrives on Earth, Jake is given his Legendary Morpher which gives him the ability to transform into Legendary Rangers and the Super Megaforce Green Ranger.
• Expy: Zack as a middle-east guy.
• Guns Akimbo: As Super Megaforce Green Ranger who is also usually a gunslinger of the Trick Shot variety
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Noah.
• I Know Madden Kombat: Can fight mooks with a soccer ball, the way it's intended to be used.
• The Lancer: By way of being the goofy comedian in contrast to Troy's stoic attitude.
• Land, Sea, Sky: Uses the element of Land alongside Gia.
• Lovable Jock: Is chosen due to his athleticism and even uses his soccer skills against a group of mooks. Also fits here by way of being best buddies with nerdy Noah.
• Movie Superheroes Wear Black: He is chosen by Gosei to become the new protectors of the Earth. Due to his athletic skills, Jake is chosen to become the Black Megaforce Ranger.
• Number Two: Shared with Gia. Often leads the team in Troy's absence.
• Out of Focus: For the first half of the season.
• Plucky Comic Relief: Don't dismiss him as a class clown, due to his special talent for bringing people together with a laugh.
• Snakes Are Sinister: Jake's Power Animal, albeit a heroic example.
• Unrelated in the Adaptation: Jake and Gia's Goseiger counterparts are a Brother–Sister Team. The Incest Yay side of the fandom had a field day with this.
• Unrequited Love: Has a crush on Gia. She probably knows it, and pretends to be doesn't care about it. From the look of things, however, it seems she's starting to return his affections.

Gia Moran / Megaforce Yellow

Gia Moran / (Super) Megaforce Yellow

Portrayed by Ciara Hanna

Voiced by: Marieve Herington (games), Romina Marroquín Payró (Latin American Spanish)

Gia was a perfectionist at school in both smarts and athleticism and was best friends with Emma. Her calmness over pressure made her worthy of the Yellow Megaforce powers, with the spirit of the tiger. After the Armada attack, she received the Super Megaforce Yellow powers.

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• The Ace: Is chosen due to her numerous skills, such as her calmness during pressuring situations, her pursuit of intelligence, etc. Fitting, since the original Yellow Ranger Trini was an Ace as well (skilled fighter, yet smart enough to translate for Billy.)
• Adaptational Modesty: Gia is pretty covered while her Goseiger counterpart Moune is wearing the same type of clothes as Emma (and is the more obvious Ms. Fanservice of the two females there). It even applies compared to her Gokaiger counterpart Luka, who is wearing Proper Tights with a Skirt instead of jeans like Gia.
• Breakout Character: Despite not having an episode focused primarily on her, Gia is often considered the highlight of her otherwise infamous season due to her charisma and screen presence, making her the only Megaforce Ranger to appear outside this season. Coincidentally, her Gokaiger counterpart Luka Milfy is also this (but is far more popular). This was probably a contributing factor in her returning as one of the veterans in Super Ninja Steel’s Dimensions in Danger special.
• Catchphrase: Each episode Gia makes sure to include some variation of "kicking (enemy's) butt" whenever she talks.
• Deadpan Snarker: A trait from Kim. She dabbles in smart remarks, mainly in response to Jake or monsters.
• Dual Wielding: As Super Megaforce Yellow Ranger.
• Expy: Pretty much the white Trini, with a dash of Kimberly.
• Genius Bruiser: She fills the role of The Big Guy, but Gosei's introduction shows a clip of her solving a complex math problem and even finishes her science quiz before Noah.
• Hell-Bent for Leather: She's rarely seen without her black leather jacket.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Emma.
• Jack of All Trades: She's pretty balanced as a ranger but she doesn't surpass Troy, Emma, Noah and Jake in terms of hand-to-hand combat, agility, cleverness/strategy and physical fitness/strength respectively.
• The Lancer: She seems to lead the team when Troy's not present, and they do what she says.
• Land, Sea, Sky: Uses the powers of the Land along with Jake.
• Number Two: Shared with Jake. Often leads the team in Troy's absence.
• Out of Focus: For the second half of the season. Ironically, out of all the Megaforce Characters, she gets the most attention post series. She reappears in the Street Fighter Showdown short film, the Dimensions in Danger Anniversary Special, and was one of the first characters revealed for the Battle for the Grid fighting game.
• Panthera Awesome: Gia's Power Animal
• Primary-Color Champion:
  • She is chosen by Gosei to become the new protectors of the Earth. Due to her excelling in anything she may desire to accomplish, Gia is chosen to become the Yellow Megaforce Ranger.
  • When the Armada arrives on Earth, Gia is given her Legendary Morpher which gives her the ability to transform into Legendary Rangers and the Super Megaforce Yellow Ranger.
• The Stoic: Not on par with Troy, but she qualifies.
• Sugar-and-Ice Personality: Aloof snarker variation.
• Tomboy and Girly Girl: Gia's Tomboy to Emma.
• Unrelated in the Adaptation: Gia and Jake's Goseiger counterparts are a Brother–Sister Team.
• Wolverine Claws: Gia's main weapon in her base form is the Tiger Claw.
• Your Size May Vary: She's taller than Emma and almost the same size as the guys. But thanks to using Stock Footage from Goseiger, it makes her appear shorter when transformed.

Noah Carver / Megaforce Blue

Noah Carver / (Super) Megaforce Blue

Portrayed by: John Mark Loudermilk

Voiced by: Mark Allen Jr. (games) Abraham Vega (Latin American Spanish)

Noah was the smart one of his classmates and created a network for his school. His thirst for knowledge made him worthy of the Blue Megaforce powers, with the spirit of the shark. After the Armada attack, he received the Super Megaforce Blue powers.

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• Automatic Crossbow: Noah's main weapon in base form is the Shark Bowgun.
• Black and Nerdy: He's black and the nerd of the Megaforce.
• Blue Means Smart One:
  • He is chosen by Gosei to become the new protectors of the Earth. Due to his vast intelligence, Noah is chosen to become the Blue Megaforce Ranger.
  • When the Armada arrives on Earth, Noah is given his Legendary Morpher which gives him the ability to morph into Legendary Rangers and the Super Megaforce Blue Ranger.
• Confusion Fu: When he first fights Loogies, he manages to knock many of them out unintentionally, while trying to evade them. Some of the hits were even delivered by his bag as it swung around.
• Depending on the Writer: Due to the polar opposite personalities of his Sentai counterparts he'll often switch between a smart guy and a tough guy.
• Disabled in the Adaptation: Neither one of his sentai counterparts are visually impaired.
• Dual Wielding: As Super Megaforce Blue Ranger. It seems a bit weird considering he was a long-range fighter in Megaforce. It looks awesome, anyway.
• Expy: Of Billy
• Gadgeteer Genius: Is apparently going to be the one that builds the Rangers' cannon weapon in Super Megaforce.
• Genius Bruiser: Just look at that swordplay.
• Heterosexual Life-Partners: With Jake.
• Land, Sea, Sky: Is the sole user of the Sea.
• Lightning Bruiser: Becomes this in Super Megaforce, when he built his body, technique and mind to become a fierce swordsman. That training really paid off.
• Lovable Nerd: Is chosen due to his dedication to science and unrivalled intelligence, though this has caused trouble as he is fascinated at first by the sight of the mooks while the civilians are running for their lives and observe a downed mook in his first unmorphed fight while the other rangers are fighting them off.
• The Smart Guy: Comes with the territory of being a high school nerd.
• Smart People Wear Glasses: Noah certainly does.
• Training from Hell: Inflicts this on himself after feeling he was pushing the team back.
• This Is the Part Where...: "This is the part where you say goodbye!"
• Threatening Shark: Noah's Power Animal.
• Took a Level in Badass: Unlike his Kaizoku Sentai Gokaiger counterpart, Joe, Noah's sword training is because he feels like he's The Load of the team and trains himself to be much stronger. This pays off when he is able to wield five swords at once and take out a Monster of the Week in a one-on-one fight when he was originally barely able to fight the Mooks.

Robo Knight

Robo Knight

Voiced by: Chris Auer (series), Richard Epcar (first game), Víctor Covarrubias (Latin American Spanish)

Years ago, Gosei created Robo Knight as the original protector of Earth but laid dormant for many years. When the Toxic Mutants began their attack, he was finally awakened, but being deactivated for a long time took a great toll on his advanced AI, and as such, he was more focused on protecting the Earth than the humans that lived on it. This forced the Rangers to try and remind him of his original mission.

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• Aloof Ally: Doesn't quite realize that his mission is the same as the Rangers; as such, he refuses their offer to join forces. This is because his years of dormancy have had their toll on his memory, thus he doesn't even remember Gosei created him.
• Disney Death: Subverted. He is supposedly gave his life force to revive Orion and was presumed dead only to be seen briefly fighting alongside the Historic Rangers in the Legendary battle. Troy even acknowledges his presence but after the battle, he is nowhere to be seen, not even with the rest of the Historic rangers. Whether Robo Knight survived or that was his spirit fighting alongside them in the Legendary Battle remains unclear.
• Evil Makeover: When reprogrammed by Vrak in Vrak Is Back, the eyes on his chest and his visor both turn black.
• Expy: Basically a cross between RoboCop and the Blue Senturion (only played straight). His lack of concern for civilians in "Prince Takes Knight" also brings to mind the Magna Defender, but Robo Knight's apathy is more just following strict programming rather than being too caught up in revenge.
• Friend to All Children: Robo Knight shows his softer side around children.
• Gaia's Vengeance: His primary directive is to eliminate threats to the environment.
• Gatling Good: His Vulcan Cannon weapon attachment.
• Heroic Sacrifice: Gives his own life to save Orion by transferring his own energy to restore his life force after Vrak drained it.
• I Work Alone: He's pretty adamant about this.
• Intrigued by Humanity: He's hinted to be steadily growing into this, as the Rangers teach him the good things of humanity.
• Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Robo Knight is initially hostile to the rangers and willing to endanger the lives of humans to achieve his goals but as time goes on he learns to respect the rangers and have more compassion for humans. Even before his Character Development he showed a nice side with children.
• King of Beasts: Has an obvious lion motif.
• Macross Missile Massacre: Used in his Zord forms, both Lion Mechazord and Gosei Ground Megazord.
• Noisy Robots: In the same way that RoboCop walks.
• Pet the Dog: Robo Knight was shown to be uncaring towards humans and his views on the rangers were neutral at best. However, in "Man and Machine" he stops to ask a child, whose parents had been frozen by a monster, what happened to them, and promises to "get the bad guy".
• Robo Speak: Another RoboCop reference.
• Sealed Good in a Can: Was sealed away by Gosei, who believes his reawakening was brought upon by the Earth itself.
• Sixth Ranger: Joins the Rangers just after they start fighting the Toxic Mutants.
• Straw Vulcan: Claims that it is illogical to take calculated risks in order to gain an advantage in battle, or even to plan in advance at all. One wonders if he even knows what "illogical" means.
• Swiss-Army Weapon: His Robo Blaster has both a long-range mode and a sword mode.
• Transforming Mecha: Borrows a page from Power Rangers Mystic Force and transforms into his own Zord.
• Unexplained Recovery: After his Heroic Sacrifice several episodes before, he returns in the Legendary Battle without so much as a Hand Wave to explain how.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: An In-Universe example after "End Game". Nobody knows where he is, and part of Troy's new motivations is to find and rescue Robo Knight.
  • By Silver Linings, Part 1 the Rangers seemed to have forgotten he existed. Baffled that someone else is fighting the X Borgs and not thinking this could be his work.
  • Eventually subverted in the Vrak Is Back two-parter, where it's revealed that Robo Knight had been kept prisoner by Vrak between the last time the two of them appeared and now.
• What Is This Thing You Call Dreaming?: His role in "Dream Snatcher" is all about this, especially when he sees Emma managing to fight off the Monster of the Week's influence with the sheer amount of dreams she has.

Orion / Super Megaforce Silver

Orion / Super Megaforce Silver

Portrayed by: Cameron Jebo

Voiced by: Alan Prieto (Latin American Spanish)

Before the Armada attacked Earth, they invaded Andresia and eradicated most of the civilization. However, Orion, a lone survivor, discovered the Legendary Silver Morpher along with the Super Megaforce Silver key and trained in order to harness the power. Eventually, he stole an Armada ship and flew to Earth to defeat the Armada, joining the Megaforce Rangers as their second Sixth Ranger.

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• Adaptational Species Change: He's an alien, compared to his Gokaiger counterpart, who was a human. Kind of ironic considering the Gokaigers were Human Aliens while the Megaforce Rangers are humans.
• And This Is for...: Occasionally invokes his planet's destruction like this. Most notably when he impales Emperor Marvo to the console of his own flagship, setting up the emperor for one last strike.
• Ambiguously Gay: Is terrified and almost disgusted at the thought of kissing Emma at their fake wedding to draw in a monster. However, gets some Ship Tease with her anyway.
• Big "NO!": After seeing the Armada wipe out his planet.
• Break the Cutie: Lost his family, friends, and his entire planet from the Armada invasion.
• Composite Character: He shares his ranger designation with Gai Ikari but his backstory is closer to Ahim and Don's with their planets having been destroyed by the Zangyack similar to his by the Armada. In fact, him being an alien is closer to the core Gokaigers whereas Gai was the only one from Earth on the team.
• Death by Origin Story: His entire planet was decimated by the Armada, giving him motivation to hate them.
• Human Aliens: He looks human, but he's from another planet.
• Important Haircut: Gia and Emma took him to the hair salon to have a makeover once he officially joins the team.
• Last of His Kind: The Armada attacked his home planet and seemingly killed everyone but him. He claims to be the only survivor.
• Legacy Character: As a Silver Ranger who's an alien and joins the team as the sixth ranger, he's one to Zhane and Tyzonn, having more in common with the latter than the former. His power, however, arguably makes him one to every Sixth Ranger in Power Rangers history.
• One-Man Army: Takes out an entire platoon of X-Borgs by himself and spent his entire debut episode basically doing the Ranger's job for them.
• Roaring Rampage of Revenge: His fighting the Armada is one. When fighting the X-Borgs, he sounded absolutely pissed at the entire Armada for taking his homeworld.
• Sixth Ranger: To the group in Super Megaforce, joining them just as the fight against the Armada gets more serious.
• Silver Has Mystic Powers: Orion was a miner from the planet, Andresia that found the Legendary Silver Morpher and a Ranger Key during a dig one week prior to the Armada’s Invasion of his planet, He travels to Earth and assumes the role as the Silver Super Megaforce Ranger and swears to avenge his fallen civilization.
• Ship Tease: With Emma, between their fake wedding and her personal goodbye to him in the final episode.
• Super Mode: By combining the powers of all 15 Legendary Sixth Ranger keys, Orion can access Super Megaforce Gold mode, a sort of Battlizer for him.
• Swiss-Army Weapon: He wields the Super Silver Spear. Normally it can act as either a blaster or a trident. When in Super Megaforce Gold mode, it turns into a traditional spear.

Zords

Season 1

In General

• Adapted Out: Out of all the Headders that were adapted from Goseiger, the only ones that did not make it to Megaforce were the Mystic Brothers, Datas Hyper (as Tensou was made as an original character with slight traces of Datas), and the Exotic Brothers (as they appeared in one episode and it was never adapted into an episode).
• Animal Mecha: All the Zords in the first season are based on animals.
• Land, Sea, Sky: The Zords are based on the three Earthly elements of Land, Sea, and Sky.
• Put on a Bus: Once the Rangers get the Legendary Megazord in the second season, the first season Zords are shelved and never used until near the end of Super Megaforce.
• Swiss-Army Weapon: The Zords can be used for proper Megazord battles, and attach to the Rangers' Mega Blasters to give their pistols an extra boost.

Gosei Mechazords

Gosei Mechazords/Gosei Great Megazord

The Megaforce Rangers' first Megazord. It is the combined form of the five Rangers' Mechazords.

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• Animal-Vehicle Hybrid: The Mechazords are the Zord heads attached to manifestations of vehicles they briefly attach to when they are summoned.
  • Our Dragons Are Different / Cool Plane: Gosei Dragon Mechazord, a Dragon themed Zord with the body of an airliner plane.
  • The Phoenix / Cool Plane: Gosei Phoenix Mechazord, a Phoenix themed Zord with the body of an F-15 Fighter Jet.
  • Snakes Are Sinister / Cool Train: Gosei Snake Mechazord, a heroic Snake themed Zord with the body of a bullet train.
  • Panthera Awesome / Cool Tank: Gosei Tiger Mechazord, a Tiger themed Zord with the body of a bulldozer.
  • Threatening Shark / Cool Boat: Gosei Shark Mechazord, a Shark themed Zord with the body of a submarine.
• Beak Attack: The Gosei Phoenix Mechazord can attack a monster with its beak, referred to as the Tickle Attack.
• Breath Weapon: Both the Gosei Dragon Mechazord and the Gosei Phoenix Mechazord can perform attacks from their mouths.
• The Bus Came Back: After being shelved for most of Super Megaforce, the Gosei Great Megazord returned in Vrak is Back part 1.
• Combining Mecha: The Gosei Great Megazord is a result of the five main Gosei Mechazords combining into one.
• Cool Sword: The Megazord wields a Sword formed from the Gosei Dragon Mechazord's tail.
• Dub Name Change: Averted. The Megazord retains its original Sentai name, albeit with Megazord attached to the end of its title. Played straight with its alternate combinations.
• Finishing Move: By using Power Cards, the Rangers can perform Victory Charges to destroy a monster.
  • Gosei Great Megazord: Mega Strike: The Megazord summons gigantic copies of the Mechazord Cards to trap the monster as it goes through the Gosei Dragon Mechazord Card. Then, with its sword on fire, the Megazord performs a diagonal slash to destroy the monster.
  • Sea Megazord: Sea Strike: The Megazord uses the Hamerhead and Saw Shark Zords to strike deadly blows against the monster.
  • Land Megazord: Land Strike: Using the Rhino Drill Zord, the Megazord performs a diving kick to destroy the monster.
  • Sky Megazord: Sky Strike: After the Crow and Ptera Zords fold upwards and the Hawk Zord closes its head, the Megazord charges at the monster coated in fire to destroy them.
  • Ultra Gosei Great Megazord: Ultra Mega Strike: The Megazord launches all of the Zord heads against the monster to destroy them.
• Macross Missile Massacre: The Gosei Dragon Mechazord can launch missiles from its feet.
• Rocket Punch: The Megazord can launch its fists, feet, and chest to perform the Multi Zord Attack against a monster.

Auxiliary Zords

Auxiliary Zords

Three sets of Auxiliary Zords the Rangers gained during their fight against the Warstar Army. These include the Sea Brother Zords, the Land Brother Zords, and the Sky Brother Zords.

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In General:

• Adaptational Early Appearance: The Auxiliary Zords appeared in Episodes 3 (Sea Brother Zords), 4 (Land Brother Zords), 5 (Sky Brother Zords), and 7 (Ultra Change Zord) in Power Rangers. In contrast, the Auxiliary Headers appeared in Episodes 5 (Seaick Brothers), 6 (Landik Brothers), 9 (Skick Brothers) and 11 (Hyper Header).
• Mecha Expansion Pack: All these Zords can combine with the Gosei Great Megazord to create new combinations.
  • The Sea Brother Zords can form the Sea Megazord with the Gosei Great Megazord.
  • The Land Brother Zords can form the Land Megazord with the Gosei Great Megazord.
  • The Sky Brother Zords can form the Sky Megazord with the Gosei Great Megazord.
  • All the Auxiliary Zords, along with a lone Ultra Change Zord, can form the Ultra Gosei Great Megazord with the Gosei Great Megazord.
• New Powers as the Plot Demands: Because the first Season of Megaforce crammed fifty episodes worth of Goseiger material into a twenty episode limit, the Auxiliary Zords were given to the Rangers for arbitrary reasons. Noah gets the courage to stand up against Virox? He gets the Sea Brother Zords. The Rangers need a little bit of speed to catch up to Dragonflay? Gia and Jake get the Land Brother Zords. Emma manages to overcome a spell that threatens her and Gia's friendship? She unlocks the Sky Brother Zords for her and Troy to use.
• Power Trio: All the Brother Zords are in a set of three.

Sea Brothers Zords

Noah's Auxiliary Zords. They include the Manta Zord, the Sawshark Zord, and the Hammerhead Zord.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: The Sawshark Zord forms a hand mounted sawblade for the Sea Megazord. It also forms a hand mounted sawblade for the Ultra Gosei Great Megazord.
• Eyepatch of Power: The Sea Megazord features an eyepatch that can scan the data of a monster and transmit it to Noah's visor.
• Threatening Shark: The Sawshark and Hammerhead Shark Zords are based on sharks.
• Use Your Head: The Manta Zord head of the Sea Megazord can be used to headbutt a monster.

Land Brothers Zords

Jake and Gia's Auxiliary Zords. They include the Beetle Zord, the Dino Zord, and the Rhino Zord.

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• Animal Mecha:
  • Japanese Beetle Brothers: The Beetle Zord is based on a Stage Beetle.
  • T. Rexpy: The Dino Zord is based on a T.Rex.
  • Rhino Rampage: The Rhino Zord.
• Power Pincers: As the Beetle Zord is based on a Stag Beetle, it has pincer claws on its head.
• This Is a Drill: The Rhino Zord sports a drill on its horn.
• Use Your Head: The Beetle Zord head of the Land Megazord can perform the Beetle Headbutt to headbutt a monster.

Sky Brothers Zords

Troy and Emma's Auxiliary Zords. They include the Hawk Zord, the Ptera Zord, and the Crow Zord.

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• Head Blast: The Hawk Zord head of the Sky Megazord can perform a three ringed blast.
• Noble Bird of Prey: The Hawk and Crow Zords are heroic bird Zords.
• Shock and Awe: The Hawk Zord is capable of performing electrical based attacks.
• Shoulder Cannon: The Ptera and Crow Zords form shoulder cannons for the Sky Megazord.

Ultra Change Zord

A mysterious Auxiliary Zord that appears in the Ultra Gosei Great Megazord configuration.

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• The Artifact: In Goseiger, the Hyper Header was used by Datas to form Datas Hyper. Because Tensou has none of the fighting abilities Datas had, the Ultra Change Zord was relegated to being used for the Ultra Gosei Great Megazord configuration.
• Demoted to Extra: The Hyper Header appeared more times in Goseiger compared to the two times the Ultra Change Zord appeared in Megaforce.

Gosei Grand Megazord

Gosei Grand Megazord

Robo Knight's Megazord. It is comprised of the Lion Mechazord and the Knight Brother Zords.

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• Animal-Vehicle Hybrid: Like the main fives' Mechazords, Robo Knight Zord fleet are animal themed Zords that merge with vehicles to form Mechazords.
  • Weaponized Car: The Lion Mechazord is a giant dump truck with loads of missiles.
  • Cool Boat: The Sealion Mechazord's body is from a cruiser.
  • Zeppelins from Another World: The Skylion Mechazord's body is from a zeppelin.
• Bare-Fisted Monk: The Gosei Grand Megazord lacks any weapons to wield, but it makes up for it by using brute strength.
• Combining Mecha: The Gosei Grand Megazord is the result of the Lion Mechazord combining with the Knight Brother Zords.
• Detachment Combat: The Gosei Grand Megazord can detach the Sky Lion Head to perform the Skylion Kick.
• Finishing Move:
  • Lion Mechazord: Knight Power Charge: The Lion Mechazord projects missile tips from his wheels and then, it spin rapidly on the spot, firing missiles into the monster's face and causing fatal damage.
  • Gosei Grand Megazord: Grand Strike: The Megazord shoots 6 missiles from the Lion Mechazord tires at the enemy target as the it jumps up and flies after the missiles, performing a headbutt on the enemy.
  • Gosei Great Grand Megazord: Dual Strike: Using the Beetle Zord, the Megazord causes an eruption from a large fault in the ground that consumes the target and explodes, taking them with it.
• King of Beasts: All the Zords featured in the combination are Lion themed.
• Macross Missile Massacre: The Lion Mechazord and the Gosei Grand Megazord is capable of firing missiles.
• Mecha Expansion Pack: The Gosei Grand Megazord can combine with the Gosei Great Megazord to form the Gosei Great Grand Megazord.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: While the Zords from the first Season make reappearances in the Super season, and Robo Knight's fate is revealed in that time, the Knight Brother Zords are nowhere to be seen or mentioned.

Gosei Ultimate Command Ship

Gosei Ultimate Command Ship/Gosei Ultimate Megazord

The Gosei Ultimate Command Ship is the second Megazord the core five Ranger received and is only accessible when being in Ultra Mode. Gosei and Tensou created this Zord after modifying the top of the Command Center and gave it to the Rangers during their final fight against the Toxic Mutants.

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• Adapted Out: The Ultimate Gosei Great formation (a combination of Gosei Great and Gosei Ultimate) did not appear in Power Rangers.
• The Bus Came Back: The Megazord made a return in the second season.
• Chest Blaster: The chest of the Gosei Ultimate Megazord can open up and fire the Ultimate Laser Cannon.
• Dual Wielding: The Gosei Ultimate Megazord wields twin Double Swords as its main weapons.
• Dub Name Change: Averted. Like the Gosei Great Megazord, the Gosei Ultimate Megazord retains its original Sentai name albeit with the word Megazord attached to the end of its title.
• Finishing Move: Ultimate Charge: The petals on the Megazord's chest open outward and launch the Ultra Zords at the opponent.
• Spin Attack: One of the Gosei Ultimate Megazord's attacks is the Double Swords Spin Attack, which consists of the Megazord spinning rapidly with the swords horizontally positioned to hit its opponent.
• Transforming Mecha: The Gosei Ultimate Command Ship is capable of transforming into the Gosei Ultimate Megazord.

Gosei Jet Mechazord

Gosei Jet Mechazord/Gosei Jet Megazord

A specialized Mechazord that features a Bird Zord holding the heads of four other Zords.

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• Animal Mecha: The Gosei Jet Mechazord is comprised of five different Zord heads.
  • Noble Bird of Prey: The Bird Zord resembles an eagle.
  • Japanese Beetle Brothers: The Rhino Beetle Zord.
  • Never Smile at a Crocodile: The Crocodile Zord.
  • War Elephants: The Elephant Zord.
  • Heroic Dolphin: The Dolphin Zord.
• Blow You Away: The Elephant Zord can shoot streams of air from the left foot of the Megazord.
• Combining Mecha: By using the bodies of the four original Mechazords (all but the Gosei Dragon Mechazord), the Gosei Jet Mechazord can form the Gosei Jet Megazord.
• Demoted to Extra: The Gosei Wonder Mecha appeared in the summer movie and a single episode of Goseiger. Here, the Gosei Jet Megazord and its components only appear in one episode.
• Finishing Move: Jet Strike: After the Megazord puts its axe into the mouth of the Bird Zord, it launches said Zord towards its opponent, spinning rapidly on its side as it does so.

Season 2

Legendary Megazord

Super Zords/Legendary Megazord

The third Megazord the Megaforce Rangers use. It is primarily used when they are in Super Mega Mode.

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• Chest Blaster:
  • From the chest of the Legendary Megazord lies the Super Mega Cannon, which can fire at any burst of rate.
  • As the Legendary Mystic Megazord, the dragon chest can shoot fire from its mouth.
• Combining Mecha: The Legendary Megazord is comprised of the Super Mega Skyship, the Super Mega Jet Zord, the Super Mega Wheeler Zord, the Super Mega Racer Zord, and the Super Mega Sub Zord.
• Cool Boat:
  • The Super Mega Skyship is a galleon themed Zord.
  • The Super Mega Sub Zord is a submarine based Zord.
• Cool Car: The Super Mega Racer Zord is a Racecar themed Zord.
• Cool Plane: The Super Mega Jet Zord is a Jet based Zord.
• Death by Adaptation: While Gokaioh survived till the end of Gokaiger, the Legendary Megazord was destroyed after being caught in a second wave of Armada Ships.
• Demoted to Extra: In Gokaiger, the Gokai Galleon served as the team's home base and main mode of transportation across Japan. In Power Rangers, the Super Mega Skyship was only used a couple of times for transporting the Rangers, but not to the extent the Gokaigers used it. Hell, they did not use it as a home base as the Command Center was still standing.
• Dual Wielding:
  • The Legendary Megazord's main weapons are the Legendary Sabers, a pair cutlasses. In the Legendary Samurai Megazord formation, the Sabers become a double ended staff.
  • In Legendary S.P.D. Megazord Mode, the Megazord can use the arm parts of the Delta Runner Zord as twin blasters.
• Finishing Move:
  • Legendary Megazord:
    • Super Mega Starburst: With the Super Mega Cannon, the Megazord fires cannonballs at its target nonstop until they explode. A powerful variant of the attack is called the Ultimate Super Mega Cannon, which fires a single blast of concentrated energy.
    • Jungle Fury Final Strike Full Fury: After the Rangers use the Jungle Fury Ranger Keys, the Megazord summons the primary Animal Spirits of the Jungle Fury Rangers and have them charge at the monster at full throttle.
    • Super Mega Slash: After the Rangers use the Turbo Ranger Keys, the Megazord performs a spinout attack reminiscent to the Turbo Megazord's finishing move.
    • By using the Megaforce Ranger Keys, the Rangers summon their original Zords and the Auxiliary Zords to perform an attack similar to what the Ultra Gosei Great Megazord used.
    • Firestorm Strike: After the Rangers use the Battalion Ranger Keys, the Megazord turns into a spinning phoenix-shaped fireball and attacks the monster.
    • Lightning Aura Strike: After the Rangers use the Lightning Ranger Keys, the Megazord coats its right hand with electricity and performs a karate chop.
  • Legendary S.P.D. Megazord: S.P.D. Final Strike: The Megazord fires all of the Delta Runner's wheel guns in rapid succession at the monster until it explodes.
  • Legendary Mystic Megazord: Ancient Power Mystic Spell Seal: The Mystic Dragon launches from the Megazord and forms three circles of magic around its opponent which then crushes and constricts them.
  • Legendary Wild Force Megazord: Mega Roar: The Red Lion releases a powerful energy beam from its mouth, weakening the opponent before the Legendary Megazord slashes the monster with its swords to finish them.
  • Legendary Samurai Megazord: Samurai Strike: The Legendary Megazord summons a Megazord-scale Fire Smasher engulfed in flames which then cleaves through the opponent.
  • Legendary Ninja Megazord: Ninja Zord Attack Star Blazer: The Ninja Zord separates from the Megazord to create an army of clones that charge at their opponents with their shurikens for rapid slashes.
  • Legendary RPM Megazord: Legendary RPM Grand Prix: After ascending into the air, the Megazord drops toward the enemy and bisects them with an overhead slash from one of its swords.
• Killed Off for Real: The Legendary Megazord was destroyed after the Rangers were caught in a second wave of Armada ships during the finale.

Legendary Auxiliary Zords

Legendary Auxiliary Zords

A series of Auxiliary Zords the Rangers acquired during their fight against the Armada. It consists of the Delta Runner Zord, the Mystic Dragon, the Red Lion Wildzord, the Ninja Zord, and the Turbo Falcon Zord.

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• Adaptational Early Appearance: The DekaMachine Pat Striker was the second auxiliary Zord the Gokaigers gained in the Sentai. Here, the Delta Runner Zord was Rangers' first.
• Adaptational Late Appearance: Magi Dragon was the first auxiliary Zord the Gokaigers gained in the Sentai. Here, the Mystic Dragon was the Rangers' second.
• Adaptational Nonsapience: In Gokaiger, Fūraimaru and Engine Machfalcon could speak. Here, the Ninja Zord and the Turbo Falcon Zord do not.
• Animal Mecha:
  • Our Dragons Are Different: The Mystic Dragon
  • King of Beasts: The Red Lion Wildzord.
• Animal-Vehicle Hybrid: The Turbo Falcon Zord is a mixture of a falcon and a Formula 1 racecar.
• Cool Car: Like before, the Delta Runner Zord is a sleek police cruiser themed Zord.
• Flight: The Mystic Dragon fan fly with its wings, while the Ninja Zord can fly using its large shuriken.
• Fuuma Shuriken: The Legendary Ninja Megazord wields a big shuriken as its main weapon.
• Gatling Good: The Delta Runner Zord features Gatling guns on its wheels.
• Mecha Expansion Pack: All theses Zords can combine with the Legendary Megazord to form different combinations.
  • The Delta Runner Zord forms the Legendary S.P.D. Megazord with the Legendary Megazord.
  • The Mystic Dragon forms the Legendary Mystic Megazord with the Legendary Megazord.
  • The Red Lion Wildzord forms the Legendary Wild Force Megazord with the Legendary Megazord. With the power of the Samurai Rangers, the formation becomes the Legendary Samurai Megazord.
  • The Ninja Zord forms the Legendary Ninja Megazord with the Legendary Megazord.
  • The Turbo Falcon Zord forms the Legendary RPM Megazord with the Legendary Megazord.
• Mythology Gag: Given that this is an anniversary season, some of the combinations resemble old Megazord combinations.
  • The Legendary S.P.D. Megazord resembles the Delta Squad Megazord.
  • The Legendary Wild Force Megazord resembles the Pegasus Megazord.
  • The Legendary Samurai Megazord resembles a mix of the Samurai Megazord and the Wild Force Megazord.
  • The Legendary Ninja Megazord resembles a mix of the Storm Megazord and the Hurricane Megazord.
• Our Centaurs Are Different: The Legendary Wild Force Megazord resembles a Centaur as the entirety of the Red Lion Wildzord replaces the legs of the Legendary Megazord.
• Token Minority:
  • The Red Lion Wildzord is the only Saban Era Auxiliary Zord in the group as the rest have connection to the Disney Era.
  • The Turbo Falcon Zord is the only original Auxiliary Zord in the group as the rest came from their original seasons.

Q-Rex Drill

Q-Rex Drill/Q.Rex Megazord

The Super Silver Ranger's Zord.

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• Breath Weapon: The Q-Rex Dino Zord can fire a Q-Rex Laser from its mouth.
• Finishing Move:
  • Q-Rex Megazord: Triple Drill Attack: After Orion places the Green Mighty Morphin Ranger, the Quantum Ranger, and the White Dino Thunder Ranger Legendary Ranger Keys into their respective slots, the Megazord summons duplicates of its previous two forms and combines their drills into one massive drill attack to destroy the monster.
  • Legendary Q-Rex Megazord: Q-Rex Transwarp Attack: The Megazord slashes the opponent with the drill arm and then bites them with the Rex head arm to finish them off.
• Mecha Expansion Pack: The Q-Rex Megazord can detach its arms and give them to the Legendary Megazord to create the Legendary Q-Rex Megazord.
• Mythology Gag: Given that this Zord is based from the Legendary Ranger Keys of the Green Mighty Morphin Ranger, the Quantum Ranger, and the White Dino Thunder Ranger, there are some homages to their original Zords.
  • Not only does the Q-Rex Drill come from the 31st Century like the Time Force Rangers' Zords, but it is based on the Raimei Destroyer tank (a giant drill tank that Bio Labs created before the Silver Guardians were put into action).
  • The Q-Rex Dino Zord resembles the original Tyrannosaurus Dinozord from Mighty Morphin (given that it is based on a bipedal version of the dinosaur) and the Dragonzord (given the drill tail).
  • The Q-Rex Megazord resembles a mixture of the original Megazord from Mighty Morphin (both of the head designs are similiar), and the Thudersaurus Megazord (due to the Drill Arm).
• Power Fist: The Q-Rex Megazord can close the dino head on its left arm to perform stronger punches.
• Swiss-Army Weapon: As the Q-Rex Megazord, the Drill Arm can change into a trident or a shield.
• This Is a Drill: As the name implies, the Q-Rex Drill Zord's main weapon is a giant drill. It is usable in all of its formations.
• Transforming Mecha: The Q-Rex Drill Zord can transform into the Q-Rex Dino Zord, and then into the Q-Rex Megazord.
• T. Rexpy: The Q-Rex Dino Zord is based on the Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Ultimate Legendary Megazord

Ultimate Legendary Megazord

A combination of the Super Mega Skyship, the Q-Rex Drill, and the Turbo Falcon Zord.

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• Combining Mecha: The Ultimate Legendary Megazord is the result of the Super Mega Skyship combining with the arms of the Q-Rex Drill and the Turbo Falcon Zord.
• Finishing Move:
  • Flying Fist: The Megazord fires its left hand at the target to blast through whatever it hits.
  • Ultimate Legendary Zord Blitz Attack: After the Rangers summon the Mystic Dragon, the Delta Runner Zord, the Red Lion Wild Zord, and the Ninja Zord, all the Zords fire their respecive attacks against the monster before the Ultimate Legendary Megazord finishes it off.
• Macross Missile Massacre: The Megazord can use its left hand to fire missiles from its finger tips.
• This Is a Drill: The Megazord uses the Q-Rex Megazord's Drill arm.

Allies

Gosei

Gosei

Voiced by: Geoffrey Dolan (series), Jamieson Price (games), Jorge Santos (Latin American Spanish)

The mentor to the Megaforce Rangers and a protegee to Zordon.

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• Ascended Extra: Master Head was only in a few episodes of Goseiger (and was Not Quite Dead for a spell). Gosei is in every episode of Megaforce and Super Megaforce, even if it’s just for a Mandatory Line.
• Big Damn Heroes: Pilots the Gosei Ultimate Megazord's jet mode personally to save the Rangers from the Aurora Box.
• Big Good: Gave the Rangers their powers and serves as a mentor figure to the Rangers, just like his teacher.
• Crazy-Prepared: Unlike his teacher, who sent the Rangers to go get their new powers and Zords when the last ones failed, Gosei had the audacity to have new powers and Zords set up for just an emergency. Due to how the non-Power Rangers Sentai teams are being handled, he also didn't just settle for Earth Teams and got powers from Alien ranger teams.
• Egocentric Team Naming: Not with the team name, but most of the Rangers' equipment is named after him. We're probably lucky the team isn't "Gosei Force".
• Expy: Of Zordon.
• A Form You Are Comfortable With: Outright admits that the giant face isn't his true form, just one the rangers would be more comfortable with.
• Legacy Character: A direct successor to (and pupil of) Zordon, right down to the appearing as a giant face with a robot companion to be his hands.
• Oh, Crap!: When the invasion begins, Gosei screams at the Rangers "Rangers, morph now! MORPH! MORPH! MORPH!"
• The Mentor: He IS an Expy of Zordon, after all. He's been trained by Zordon in mentoring.
• Took a Level in Badass: After spending most of the series in the standard mentor role, he pulls a Big Damn Heroes to save the Rangers from the Aurora Box, and then copilots the Gosei Ultimate Megazord alongside them, seemingly acting as its control system. While he does so remotely, it's still pretty freaking cool.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: We never learn what happened to him or Tensou after the Armada's defeat.

Tensou

Tensou

Voiced by: Estevez Gillespie, Rocío Prado (Latin American Spanish)

Gosei's robotic assistant.

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• Demoted to Extra: His Sentai counterpart had the ability to become a Humongous Mecha by the name of Datas Hyper. Tensou lacks this ability, resulting in an Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole whenever the rangers use the Ultra Gosei Great Megazord^note in Goseiger, Datas Hyper formed the backpack that all the headers attached to; since Datas Hyper lacks an American counterpart, whenever the rangers use the aforementioned Ultra Gosei Great Megazord, a backpack magically appears out of thin air on the Megazord.
• Expy: Of Alpha 5, with WALL•E thrown in.
• Robot Buddy: To the Rangers and Gosei.
• Spared by the Adaptation: Due to his Sentai counterpart's mech form not being adapted, Tensou isn't part of the Legendary Battle, and thus, escapes destruction. Much like with Gosei above, his fate after the Armada's defeat is up in the air.

Mr. Burley

Mr. Burley

Portrayed by: Ian Harcourt

Voiced by: Ernesto Lezama (Latin American Spanish)

The Ranger's science teacher.

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• Conspiracy Theorist: Has a bulletin board of pictures of the Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, and aliens. And the Toxic Mutants symbol.
• Demoted to Extra: Subverted. Although he no longer appears in the opening credits in Super Megaforce he has played a larger role in the story.
• Plucky Comic Relief: In the vein of Professor Phenomenus. Exceptionally clumsy and admits to being rather forgetful.

Ernie

Ernie

Portrayed by: Shailesh Prajapati

Voiced by: Daniel Abundis (Latin American Spanish)

Owner of Ernie's Brain Freeze.

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• Asian Store-Owner: Indian, to be more specific.
• Demoted to Extra: Subverted. Although he no longer appears in the opening credits in Super Megaforce he has played a larger role in the story.
• Idiot Ball: Doesn't recognize the Red Ranger's identity is one of his customers Troy, but it is possible that he actually knows that it was Troy somehow later on in the series.
• Large Ham: Doesn't hold back with his lines.
• Local Hangout: Owns and Operates Ernie's Brain Freeze.
• Mythology Gag: Has the same name as the Mighty Morphin' juice bar owner.

Returning Characters

Jayden Shiba / Red Samurai Ranger

Portrayed by: Alex Hartman, Bryce Papenbrook (second game)

Voiced by: Javier Olguín (Latin American Spanish)

The Red Samurai Ranger who returned to help the Megaforce Rangers.

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• Cool Bike: Now has one similar to Ji's bike, which he is seen with at the end of his episode.
• Mr. Fanservice: Considered this in-universe by Gia, who comments on his looks.
• Stealth Hi/Bye: Pulls this off on the Rangers. First, he shows up at Ernie's to help out Troy, Jake, and Noah, and then he vanishes just before Gia and Emma arrive.

Mentor Ji

Portrayed by: Rene Naufahu

Voiced by: José Gilberto Vilchis (Latin American Spanish)

The mentor to the Samurai Rangers, and surrogate father to Jayden.

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• Cool Bike: As pointed out by Jake, he still has one.

Casey Rhodes / Jungle Fury Red Ranger

Portrayed by: Jason Smith, Patrick Seitz (second game)

Voiced by: Ferso Velázquez (Latin American Spanish)

The Red Jungle Fury Ranger who came to mentor Jake and Emma harness the full power of their Animal Spirits.

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• Big Brother Mentor: Becomes this to Jake and Emma, showing them how to use Animal Spirits.
• Friend to All Living Things: Animals at least, as shown with the way he interacted with the tiger at the zoo.
• Nerves of Steel: Not only is he a former Red Ranger, but he is also so sure of himself that he got in a cage with a tiger as if it wasn't even there.
• Stealth Hi/Bye: Pulls the 'bye' off on Jake and Emma. They see him, but he randomly vanishes.

Tommy Oliver / Green & White Mighty Morphin Ranger

Portrayed by: Jason David Frank (series), Patrick Seitz and Johnny Yong Bosch (second game; Green Ranger and Zeo Ranger, respectively)

One of the longest-running Rangers in the show's history, having used the Mighty Morphin Green and White powers, along with being the Red Zeo Ranger, the first Red Turbo Ranger, and the Black Dino Thunder Ranger.

T.J. Johnson / Blue Space Ranger

Portrayed by: Selwyn Ward

The Blue Space Ranger and the second Red Turbo Ranger.

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• Big Damn Heroes: He and Cassie were seen rescuing civilians from a stuck elevator.
• Stock Footage Failure: Unlike Tommy, the Turbo and in Space Ranger teams weren't edited to remove PR duplicates from the Sentai footage, meaning there are two TJs in the background at a few points. Although, it is very likely the Red Turbo Ranger is in fact the Robot TJ from Turbo.

Cassie Chan / Pink Space Ranger

Portrayed by: Patricia Ja Lee

The Pink Space Ranger and the second Pink Turbo Ranger.

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• Big Damn Heroes: She and T.J. were seen rescuing civilians from a stuck elevator.
• Stock Footage Failure: Like with TJ, there's now a Pink Turbo Ranger and a Pink Space Ranger in the background of the Legendary Battle for some reason. Although, it is very likely the Pink Turbo Ranger is in fact the Robot Cassie from Turbo.

Leo Corbett / Red Lost Galaxy Ranger

Portrayed by: Danny Slavin, Mark Allen Jr. (second game)

The Red Lost Galaxy Ranger.

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• Big Damn Heroes: He was seen rescuing a dog for a kid.

Damon Henderson / Green Lost Galaxy Ranger

Portrayed by: Reggie Rolle

The Green Lost Galaxy Ranger.

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• Out of Focus: Doesn't do much other than appearing in a couple of shots.
• The Voiceless: Did not speak a line.

Karone / Pink Lost Galaxy Ranger II

Portrayed by: Melody Perkins

The second Pink Lost Galaxy Ranger, also known as Astronema.

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• Good Feels Good: Says this during the Extended Edition:
  "I love being a Power Ranger"
• Irony: A decade ago, Karone was leading an invasion force against Earth. Now she's protecting the Earth.
• The Voiceless: At least in the first airing. The Extended Edition gave her the line above.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: Not herself, but why Kendrix never came to Earth for the Legendary Battle is unknown.

Carter Grayson / Red Lightspeed Ranger

Portrayed by: Sean Cw Johnson, Bryce Papenbrook (second game)

The Red Lightspeed Ranger.

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• Big Damn Heroes: He and Dana were seen helping civilians.

Dana Mitchell / Pink Lightspeed Ranger

Portrayed by: Alison MacInnis

The Pink Lightspeed Ranger.

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• Big Damn Heroes: She and Carter were seen helping civilians.

Wes Collins / Red Time Force Ranger

Portrayed by: Jason Faunt, Bryce Papenbrook (second game)

The Red Time Force Ranger.

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• So Proud of You: He, on behalf of the Legendary Rangers, expresses proudness towards the Megaforce Rangers.

Mike / Green Samurai Ranger

Portrayed by: Hector David, Jr.

The Green Samurai Ranger.

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• The Voiceless: Doesn't speak a line.

Emily / Yellow Samurai Ranger

Portrayed by: Brittany Pirtle

The Yellow Samurai Ranger.

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• The Voiceless: Doesn't speak a line.

Villains

Vrak

Vrak

Voiced by: Jason Hood (series), Sean Chiplock (first game), Rubén Trujillo (Latin American Spanish)

^{Click here to see his Insectoid armor}

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^{Click here to see his true form (Warning: Spoiler Alert)}

The youngest son of Emperor Mavro and younger brother to Prince Vekar. While he came to Earth with the Warstar Army, he allied with the Toxic Mutants and created his own Robot Army.

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• Adaptation Distillation: His Voluntary Shapeshifting is the way the writers found to deal with Buredoran's constant change of forms and allegiances throughout the source material in a shorter time span.
• Adaptational Nice Guy: While by no means good and just as traitorous, sadistic, and manipulative as his Sentai counterpart, he does have some sense of loyalty to his royal family (Uncaring of his brother's death aside) as he is a "Well Done, Son" Guy and doesn't actively betray his allies, rather tricking them to their deaths. However, see Adaptational Villainy.
• Adaptational Species Change: While Brajira is a fallen (Gosei) angel who first appears in an Alien guise, Vrak is an actual alien, and part of the Power Rangers version of the Gill Family no less.
• Adaptational Villainy: Vrak and Brajira are both monstrously evil for sure, but Vrak is an incredibly deranged and delusional sociopath, as opposed to an unstable Knight Templar, was never part of the good side, and his motive for destroying Earth with the drills is not out of any desire to weed out corruption or to recreate it in his own image, but simply because he can. It is up for debate, though, which version is more evil as a result, as both of them have surpassed most of the other villains from their respective shows in terms of depravity.
• Adapted Out: Vrak doesn't have a Nighlok form due to the show not adapting the crossover with Samurai.
• Arc Villain: He returns as the villain for the two-part episode "Vrak is Back" in Super Megaforce.
• Arch-Enemy: The best candidate for the Megaforce Rangers. Of all the villains, he was the most dangerous and competent, and his appearances inspired more dread than any other.
• Ascended Extra: In Super Megaforce - outside of the crossover Gokaiger Goseiger Super Sentai 199 Hero Great Battle, his Goseiger counterpart had no involvement with Gokaiger. Here, he fills the role of the villain between Vekar's death and Mavro arriving on Earth.
• Back from the Dead: His Zombats revive defeated monsters. And he is brought back to life as a cyborg after his death at the hands of the Rangers.
• Bad Boss: He treats almost every single villain in Megaforce and Super Megaforce as his pawns, including his dimwitted elder brother and his personal henchmen.
• Best Served Cold: Waited almost an entire season for his chance to get revenge on the Rangers and destroy Earth.
• Big Bad: While Malkor is the leader of the Warstar for most of Megaforce, Vrak is a very active Dragon-in-Chief, and is considered a major threat in his own right. When Malkor is defeated, Vrak becomes the sole Big Bad for the last few episodes of the first season. He briefly returns to the position for the Vrak is Back two-parter after Prince Vekar is killed.
• Cain and Abel: Both of Mavro’s sons are evil of course, but Vrak is the Cain to Vekar’s able, as he is much worse than him and was actually glad that the Rangers killed him. Even Vekar never went that far despite his jealousy.
• Combat Pragmatist: He kidnapped Orion and used his powers to disable the other Rangers' Super Mega Mode so as to lessen their chances of killing him for good, and tried using Robo-Knight against them without fighting them himself.
• Deadpan Snarker: Has shades of this.
  Vrak: (Creepox's simplistic plan of "send a powerful monster to crush the heroes" fails): That worked so much better than my "complicated schemes".
• Disc-One Final Boss: Despite being considered the Arch-Enemy of the Megaforce Rangers, Vrak's final defeat takes place shortly before the final episodes, which deals with the arrival of Emperor Mavro.
• The Dragon: He seems to be Malkor's right-hand alien. However, this was all just an act just to destroy Malkor.
  • Dragon-in-Chief: Because of Malkor's laziness, Vrak is the one who does most of the Warstar's work.
  • Dragon Ascendant: Comes back as a cyborg and the new Big Bad after Malkor bites the dust. He also steps back in after his brother is killed, making Vrak the heir to the Armada's throne.
  • Dragon with an Agenda: Even before revealing he wants to usurp Malkor, he is known to have his own reasons for serving him. He really wants to conquer the Earth for his royal family and the Insectoids are just a means to that end. That said, he made no secret about his royal heritage to them.
• Earth-Shattering Kaboom: His ultimate goal upon returning in Super Mega Force is to plant three giant drills that will dig into the core and destroy the planet. He nearly succeeds.
• Enigmatic Minion: He serves as a member of both the Warstar and the Armada, but he clearly has his own goals and, outside of his claimed Starscream attempt which went nowhere, he sometimes doesn’t even consult the former’s leader Admiral Malkor on his plans, an example is a case with Creepox’s final attack on Earth and the Wild Sword. Even in the Armada, he works in a somewhat independent manner. He never interacts with any other Armada member except for The Messenger (though you can blame Sentai footage for that.), barely acknowledges his father, and the only one he mentioned by name is his brother whom he spoke negatively about. His plan in Super Megaforce doesn’t even have the permission and assistance of the other villains and seems to be more for personal gain even though Vekar’s death already made Vrak the only heir.
• Entitled to Have You: Pre-material states he would much rather he rule Earth than destroy it. But after numerous failures and several months of hiding, he switches to the latter. He even tells the Rangers that the planet deserves to meet its end in darkness and despair, making it even more apparent. In short, he wants to blow up the Earth simply because its people dared to fight back.
• Eviler than Thou: He pulls this on both his Warstar boss and his dimwitted brother, due to his sociopathic personality, desire to overthrow the former, and Lack of Empathy towards the latter. Even Emperor Mavro, while still a greater threat than him, doesn’t come close to surpassing his cruelty as he does care for both of his sons enough to swear vengeance against the Rangers for killing them.
• The Evil Genius: The Warstar's strategist. It was even his idea to study humans before annihilating them. In the words of Creepox, all he does is think of 'complicated schemes'.
• Evil Is Petty: While Vrak’s final Earth-Shattering Kaboom plan was well thought out and almost successful, it is ultimately motivated purely out of spite along with a touch of If I Can't Have You… and isn’t really concerned with benefiting The Armada’s goals as much as he is his own.
• Faux Affably Evil: He is at least this to his allies, presenting a calm demeanor while advising them on how to better deal with the Rangers. Deep inside, however, he's just using them for his own ends.
• Healing Factor: Explains the frequent forms and his survival from death and becoming a cyborg.
• The Heavy: Although it would be hard for one to pick a single member of the Big Bad Ensemble and name them as the sole Big Bad^note Malkor is only in the first season; Vekar is only in the second; Vrak is present in both, but his role in season 2 is merely filling the gap in between Vekar's demise and Mavro's arrival, Vrak does spend the majority of both seasons of the show as one of the biggest threats to the Rangers, not to mention that on top of doing most of Malkor's work, he also is the last major threat the Rangers face before his father, Emperor Mavro, and outlasts his brother Vekar.
• Hero Killer: After his return in "Vrak is Back". Not only does he regularly beatdown the Rangers, but he also does something no other villain in Power Rangers history: actually kill the Ranger he intended (as opposed to a Heroic Sacrifice to stop their plans like Kendrix and Magna Defender) to kill when he badly wounds Robo Knight and leaves him to perish in his exploding base.
• Hoist by His Own Petard: His endgame involved using an eclipse to supercharge himself and his drills. Troy uses the same eclipse to supercharge his Finishing Move to finish off Vrak.
• It's All About Me: While not as apparent as his Sentai counterpart since Vrak works for greater powers, he is willing to put his own needs and wants above anything else. This is evident when he briefly takes the Wild Sword for himself without telling Malkor and when he doesn't call for any help to enact his final plan, except for his two commanders and the brainwashed Robo Knight, whom he sacrifices in order to reduce the planet into nothingness.
• Knight of Cerebus: He is one of the most powerful enemies the Rangers have ever faced. He even go far as brainwashing and, later, killing Robo Knight.
• Lack of Empathy: Even in a family of universal conquerors, he is a cruel piece of work. He manipulates both his allies and enemies and doesn't care who gets hurt. He actually enjoys the suffering he causes.
• Laser-Guided Amnesia: Loses his memory upon being turned into a cyborg by Metal Alice. Regains it soon after, though.
• Light Is Not Good: His true form is an angelic look, complete with gold armor and angel wings. Nevertheless, Vrak is anything but angelic and seems to only look that way because his counterpart is a fallen (Gosei) angel.
• Make My Monster Grow: Can do this with his seemingly infinite swarms of Zombats.
• Manipulative Bastard: Vrak cements himself as one when he manipulates the Toxic Mutants into joining the Warstar. He also manipulates the Rangers by sending monsters at them, knowing they'd destroy them... which was exactly what he wanted, as their energies allowed them to turn into his drills.
• More Despicable Minion: He is the son of a tyrannical emperor whose body count likely exceeds his, but unlike Emperor Mavro who showed genuine care for his sons, Vrak is a sociopath who puts himself above family when it suits his purpose.
• Necromancer: Thanks to his Zombats, he can revive and enlarge dead monsters. He claims that they are 'advanced technology' also, implying that they are this.
• No Body Left Behind: Subverted. Both he and his brother leave a corpse when they're killed, a rarity in Power Rangers.
• One-Winged Angel: Of his "True Form" version, in Super Megaforce, having kidnapped the Silver Ranger and stolen his powers, he's obtained enough power to restore his organic nature, allowing him to assume his far stronger true form. Fittingly, this also actually gives him retractable wings.
• Only Sane Man: The only villain so far that actually takes the Rangers seriously, often lampshading how things always seem to turn to their favor. This allows him to be one step ahead of the rangers when none of the other villains could start.
• Pet the Dog:
  • Downplayed in the first few episodes of Metal Alice where he is actually impressed by her loyalty to him. He has also called her beautiful upon her creation. He even rebuilds her after her first destruction and lets her off to recharge with only a mere scolding, not unlike his superior Malkor’s. Unfortunately, any genuine concern he may have had for her flies out the window after his cyborgification and her eventual final battle against the rangers.
  • He listens to The Messenger’s warning to go into hiding and doesn’t destroy his remaining head. It might just be because he deactivates after the warning and thus he didn’t feel the need to, but it’s still a bit merciful than his treatment of Metal Alice in her final moments (and especially compared to his Goseiger counterpart.)
• Pragmatic Villainy: While he uses his own allies as pawns, Vrak is perfectly content with allowing them a 50-50 chance to destroy the rangers as it helps him to get rid of an obstacle in his goals, hence why he enlarged even Creepox and Blufur despite them failing the first time. He also knows not to dispose of a pawn too early, which explains how he didn't leave Metal Alice to self-destruct until after the Armada forces were close to arrival.
• Psycho for Hire: While his evil actions are technically in service to his father’s empire, it is clear that he is having a blast committing them.
• Pyrrhic Victory: The Armada has arrived and begun its invasion come season's end, but Vrak is a damaged cyborg and would likely not be recognized by the Armada and is forced to go on the run.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: Blue to Creepox's Red. He also serves as the blue to Vekar's red.
• Related in the Adaptation: He’s the son of Ackdos’ counterpart, Mavro, the brother of Warz’s, Vekar from Gokaiger.
• Royals Who Actually Do Something: He is alien royalty, and is the one who causes monsters to grow with his Zombats.
  • He is also not above taking the initiative and starting his own plans, like sending Virox to infect the Earth. Malkor didn't know what was going on until Virox and Vrak told him.
• Sadist: Perhaps more so than his Sentai counterpart. He takes pleasure in others' suffering, and it is obvious that he enjoys fooling his allies to their deaths. He even has no care for his brother, as when he mocks Vekar for failing to beat the Rangers.
• The Sociopath: While he's hinted to have cared for his royal family and his father, he has shown several signs of his status as a low-functioning sociopath. He manipulates who he wishes, heartlessly crushes Metal Alice's spirit for her failure on her deathbed despite saving him from death and mocks his dead brother as weak and foolish. His final plan with the drills doesn't seem to benefit the Armada in any way, so his concern is obviously himself first, and his father and the Armada afterwards.
• The Starscream: On top of already being the Dragon-in-Chief who puts most of the villains' plans into motion, claims to be this when he takes advantage of Admiral Malkor going into his cocoon state late in the season to further his schemes. He never gets to take any action against Malkor due to the rangers killing him first, That said, it isn't purely out of completely selfish motives and the fact that it takes so long for him to even claim to make a move ironically makes him much more loyal than his incredibly treacherous Goseiger counterpart. When he returns in Super Megaforce, he more or less thanks the Rangers for killing his brother, allowing him to become the heir to the throne. He doesn't seem to be one towards his father though
• This Cannot Be!: His reaction when the Rangers destroy both Malkor and the Warstar's ship in one final blast, and he's caught in it.
• Took a Level in Badass: After being rebuilt as a cyborg, Vrak becomes much more formidable. He becomes even stronger during the Vrak is Back two-parter after he kidnaps the Silver Ranger and absorbs his powers.
• Took a Level in Jerkass: While from start to finish he is a Manipulative Bastard, he at least somewhat reasonable when giving others a chance for victory and had a degree of loyalty to his own family. It is after his near death experience when he becomes extremely cruel and heartless.
• Ungrateful Bastard: Despite all Metal Alice did for him, Vrak chastised her for her failure on her deathbed.
• Villain Forgot to Level Grind: Defied. When he returns in Super Megaforce, after absorbing the Silver Ranger's powers, not only has he regained his extremely powerful true form, he negates the heroes' power boosts by disabling Super Mega Mode and turning the Ranger Keys to stone.
• Voluntary Shapeshifting: Can change from his usual blue-and-silver form to a form with red armor-and-claws known as his "Earth Armor". Loses this after he is rebuilt by Metal Alice, and is currently still stuck in his Cyborg form in the aftermath of the Armada's invasion.
• We Can Rebuild Him: Is easily reconfigured into a cyborg by Metal Alice after his death at the hands of the Rangers.
• "Well Done, Son" Guy: Is apparently this to his father, the leader of The Armada. He planned to betray Malkor all to impress Mavro. Justified since even though he is the favorite child of Mavro, he is still not given the throne due to being his second born.

Warstar

Admiral Malkor

Admiral Malkor

Voiced by: Campbell Cooley, Enrique Cervantes (Latin American Spanish)

A moth-themed Insectoid and the leader of the Warstar Army.

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• Adaptation Expansion: While still an Unwitting Pawn and Disc-One Final Boss, he lasts longer than his Goseiger counterpart Mons Drake.
• Big Bad: Of Megaforce, until it’s revealed that Vrak was only using him for his own agenda.
• Adaptational Nice Guy: He doesn't physically abuse his henchmen like Mons Drake (even that was only in one episode out of grief over "losing" Dereputa and directed at Buredoran and his monster), only scolding them. He is also more patient and is willing to point out both the strength and weaknesses of a plan his minion comes up with.
• Benevolent Boss: Unlike past Power Rangers villains, Malkor treats his subordinates with true respect and as equals (apart from when he's scolding them for failing their missions, but even then he still gives credit where credit is due). Thus, all of them have Undying Loyalty towards him, with the exception of Vrak.
• Disc-One Final Boss: As the leader of the Warstar, he's the main villain for most of Megaforce... at least, for half of it. Although he sticks around far longer than his Super Sentai counterpart, Malkor's defeat isn't the end of the season, since Vrak takes his place for the final quarter.
• Genius Bruiser: Pre-release material paints him as one, saying he combines the intelligence of Vrak with strength greater than Creepox's. He's just too lazy to do anything with it.
• Hoist by His Own Petard: He calls for Vrak to crash the Warstar ship as a backup plan, not only fails, but the Rangers destroy him by crashing him into his own ship.
• I Shall Taunt You: When he finally gets tired of the Orcus on His Throne approach and fights the Rangers, he spends a good deal of the fight taunting them whilst kicking their collective asses.
• Large Ham: In true Power Rangers villains tradition.
• Orcus on His Throne: Lazily sits in his spaceship all day sending aliens to attack Earth.
• Punny Name: His name is based around the red admiral moth.
• Unwitting Pawn: Zigzagged. He does know that he's not the greatest threat around, that being the Armada, and Vrak is very open about his royal heritage from said empire, which would technically mean Malkor outranks him. But what he doesn't know, however, is that Vrak intends to usurp his position as Warstar's leader to please his father Mavro. The only reason he doesn't find out is that he gets destroyed by the Rangers throwing him to his ship before Vrak could even come close to overtaking him.

Creepox

Creepox

Voiced by: Mark Mitchinson (series), Sean Chiplock (first game), Gerardo Alonso (Latin American Spanish)

A mantis-themed Insectoid and Admiral Malkor's general. He has the title of "The Mightiest of All Insectoids".

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• The Brute: Malkor's main muscle. Also goes with his plans to conquer earth. Where Vrak's are strategic and well thought out, Creepox's is basically a powerful monster to crush the heroes with little training.
• Co-Dragons: With Vrak for the early episodes of Megaforce. Creepox is very much The Brute, however.
• Dies Differently in Adaptation: He's exploded at human size, then revived as a giant and is Killed Off for Real in a Megazord battle. This is the reverse of how it happened in Goseiger.
• Fantastic Racism: Towards humans.
• Politically Incorrect Villain: Even though he lasted only seven episodes; that was long enough for him to display racism, misogyny, and elitism.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: Red to Vrak's Blue.
• Scars Are Forever: Gains one on his chest during his second fight with Troy.
• Social Darwinist: Believes the strong will always crush the weak.
• This Cannot Be!: His reaction to being mortally wounded (for the first time) by Troy.
• Worthy Opponent: Sees Troy this way.

Toxic Mutants

Bigs

Bigs

Voiced by: Charlie McDermott, Erick Jamel (Latin American Spanish)

A blob-like mutant and one of the leaders of the Toxic Mutants.

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• Acrofatic: A large blob, but can move really fast.
• Beware the Silly Ones: Goofy and kinda weird-looking, but in his first appearance he easily beats Troy and Emma without taking a single hit.
• Boomerang Bigot: Of sorts; both he and Bluefur are disgusted by the pollution caused by humanity, and wish to punish all mankind for it, despite the fact that they themselves were formed from it.
• Demoted to Dragon: A Meta example, in Goseiger he was the second Arc Villain, in Megaforce he's working for Malkor and Vrak, unaware, that they are apart of Vrak's master plan to take over the Earth.
• Lightning Bruiser: He can easily move faster than the Rangers.
• Villainous Friendship: With Bluefur.

Bluefur

Bluefur

Voiced by: Jay Simon (series), Jamieson Price (first game), César Soto (Latin American Spanish)

A large, bigfoot-like mutant and one of the leaders of the Toxic Mutants.

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• Avenging the Villain: Attempts this after Bigs's death.
• Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti: With a little bit of Oni thrown in for good measure.
• Boomerang Bigot: Like Bigs; see above.
• The Brute: Prefers to smash and bash his problems away, not unlike Creepox.
• Carry a Big Stick: Wields a large twin-headed kanabo (Think a giant club with two studded heads).
• Hair-Trigger Temper: If things don't go his way, he loses his cool quickly.
• Meaningful Name: He has blue fur.
• Suspiciously Similar Substitute: For Creepox. Both are brutes who favor more aggressive approaches.
• Villainous Friendship: With Bigs. In fact, he cares about him so much that he goes berserk when the Rangers kill Bigs.

Vrak's Robots

Metal Alice

Metal Alice

Voiced by: Sophie Henderson (series), Marieve Herington (first game), Carla Castañeda (Latin American Spanish)

A powerful robot created by Vrak in his underwater laboratory in order to defeat the Mega Rangers.

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• Alas, Poor Villain: The Rangers have nothing but pity for her after Vrak's treatment of her.
• Death Is Cheap: Easily rebuilt by Vrak after the Rangers defeat her in her first appearance. Plus, she can regenerate herself if the damage is small enough (like a severed leg).
• Dragon-in-Chief: Placed in charge of the robots and Vrak's underwater lab while he deals with the Warstar.
• The Evil Genius: Smart enough to easily create fully-functioning robots and rebuild Vrak as a powerful cyborg.
• Hannibal Lecture: Gives one to Robo Knight to try and sway him into joining the robots. It doesn't work.
• The Smurfette Principle: The sole major villainess of season 1.
• Subordinate Excuse: Seems to slowly gain feelings for Vrak, leaving her with one. And then Vrak leaves her to die after she fails to stop the Rangers.
• Undying Loyalty: To Vrak.
• You Have Failed Me: Left to die as such by Vrak after being severely damaged beyond repair by the Rangers.

The Messenger

The Messenger

Voiced by: Andrew Laing, Alejandro Ortega (Latin American Spanish)

A mechanical being that works for Prince Vekar as an advance scout for The Armada.

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• Adaptational Nice Guy: While still a villain, he is nowhere close to the abusive, rule-through-fear sociopath his Sentai counterpart is. He is also genuinely loyal to the Armada and gets along well with Metal Alice this time around.
• Demoted to Extra: In Tensou Sentai Goseiger, Robogog is the leader of the machine faction and Metal Alice's Master. His counterpart in Megaforce appears in the last two episodes as as an emissary for Vrak's family, mainly his brother the Prince (the villains for Super Megaforce) known as The Armada to announce that the invading force is approaching earth.
• Foreshadowing: His main purpose is to foreshadow the arrival of The Armada and, possibly more important, Vrak's brother Prince Vekar.
• No Name Given: He introduces himself, and is only ever referred to, as "a special envoy of the armada" or some other term or phrase to that effect.
• We Hardly Knew Ye: Unfortunately, the messenger only appears in the final two regular Megaforce episodes before most of his body is destroyed and his remaining head disappears with it's fate being unknown.

The Armada

Prince Vekar

Prince Vekar

Voiced by: Stephen Butterworth (series), Sam Riegel (second game), Alfonso Obregón Inclán (Latin American Spanish)

The eldest son of Emperor Mavro and the older brother to Vrak. Vekar led the Armada to Earth.

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• Adaptational Badass: Much more competent and more of a threat compared to his Sentai counterpart, at least at the start.
• Adaptational Jerkass: He's not as kind to Argus as Warz is to Barizorg (well, barring the whole "having his previous identity removed by brainwashing" bit). Subverted later when he is both sad and angry when he's destroyed.
• Avenging the Villain:
  • Decides to kill the Rangers and conquer the Earth to avenge the supposed death of his brother, Vrak... Though considering that he quickly brushed aside the possibility of him being alive, there might be more to this than just avenging Vrak.
  • His final battle in the show is after Argus is destroyed.
• Bad Boss: Was okay with turning one of his commanders into a suicide bomber, and didn't even tell the bomber about his plan beforehand.
• Big Bad Ensemble: The main villain for most of Super Megaforce as the Armada's leader, though near the end after his death he's replaced by Vrak (and later Mavro).
• Deadpan Snarker: Like his brother, he has his moments, such as when talking to the Armada's monsters or when he finally confronts the Rangers in "Samurai Surprise".
  Vekar: It looks like I must do everything myself. Everyone prepare for immediate deployment! We leave in 5 minutes.
  Matacore: For Earth?
  Vekar: No, for Mars! Of course, for Earth!
• Disappointing Older Sibling: To Vrak. While he is the older sibling, his immaturity, hot-tempered, and pettiness makes him an ill-equipped leader in his Royal Family. Mavro clearly states as such viewing Vekar as a blunderer compared to Vrak. Vrak has absolutely no respect for Vekar, and is even elated upon learning that the Rangers destroyed him.
• Dirty Coward: As soon as he's in the slightest bit of danger, he panics, starting with screaming "Not in the Face!!"
• Foil: To Vrak. Vekar seems to lack any combat capability that his father and brother possess, while Vrak is a powerful figure capable of fighting evenly with the Rangers. Vekar is much more irrational and crazy, whereas Vrak was composed and methodical. On the other hand, Vekar's plots are much darker and dangerous yet simply effective, compared to Vrak's which were admittedly weak in comparison but were more thought out and strategic.
• Freudian Excuse: "All Hail Prince Vekar" indicates that dear old daddy Mavro favoring his younger brother Vrak over him is where his impulsivness and narcissism came from. Conquering the Earth is a way of proving himself as a worthy heir, and superior to his brother Vrak.
• Greater-Scope Villain: He and his Armada are this for Megaforce, especially in the season's later episodes.
• The Heavy: For his father, the Emperor.
• Interim Villain: When Vrak goes into hiding, Vekar steps up as the Arc Villain for at least two-thirds of Super Megaforce. After Vekar is killed, Vrak returns to reclaim the Big Bad mantle.
• Minor Injury Overreaction: He gets winged by the Rangers in "Samurai Surprise", shrieks in pain and immediately orders a retreat. He continues to moan and complain about the serious pain he's in through the next few scenes, even as the "injury" is confirmed to be a little worse than a paper cut.
• Narcissist: Positively squees when he sees that the Armada Megazord has his face on the chest.
• Never My Fault: Always blames his failure to kill the Rangers personally on others, usually Damaras.
• Not-So-Harmless Villain: Vekar is spoiled, cowardly and lazy, not to mention the Rangers barely consider him a threat, so it's easy to forget he conquered many worlds for the Armada, including Orion's world. Also, in the second episode of Super Megaforce, he wanted to have missiles launched at several major cities.
  • In his last episode, he fights the rangers in a new Megazord, which gave them a good beating.
• No Body Left Behind: Subverted, he leaves a corpse when he's killed in the destruction of his Megazord which Damaras recovers.
• Psychopathic Manchild: Is crazy enough to lay waste to any planet in the way of his Armada and destroy major cities on the Earth, but also throws tantrums whenever he doesn't get his way.
• Red Oni, Blue Oni: He is rash, impulsive, and arrogant compared to Vrak's cool, collected, and cunning demeanor.
• This Cannot Be!: Aside from the usual plan failing, his last words apply the most.
  Prince Vekar: Impossible! No, no, no! This can't be happening! This was supposed to be MY big moment! Not yours!
• The Un-Favorite: Despite being the heir, Vekar is overshadowed by his younger brother Vrak. His father even calls him a blundering fool compared to Vrak.
• Villainous Breakdown: When the Rangers take the fight to the Armada in episode 2, he absolutely flips out. This continues for the rest of the series.
• "Well Done, Son" Guy: When an Elite Guard member shows up and implies that Vekar's father is disappointed in him, Vekar sets out to prove him wrong.

Damaras

Damaras

Voiced by: John Leigh (series), Patrick Seitz (second game), Pedro D'Aguillón Jr. (Latin American Spanish)

Prince Vekar's second in command.

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• Co-Dragons: with Levira and Argus. Even if they're subservient to him, they have arguably the same authority than Damaras due to being Prince Vekar's favorite generals, in contrast to Damaras whom he despises.
• The Dragon: To Prince Vekar. He serves as his War Advisor and top General.
• Dragon-in-Chief: He's stronger and (apparently) smarter than Vekar, making him the true main villain for most of season 2. This is acknowledged by the Video Game, were he's the true main villain who outlives Prince Vekar and Levira.
• Play-Along Prisoner: When Mavro arrests him for his failure he doesn't fight back out of loyalty. But the moment he's given a chance to redeem himself, he proceeds to effortlessly destroy both his handcuffs and the ''entire cell'' he was kept in, which even Redker admits is impressive.
  Damaras: Do you know who you're talking to!? No cage can hold me! All that kept me here was my allegiance to the emperor.
• Roaring Rampage of Revenge: He goes on one of these after Vekar and Vrak are killed.
• World's Best Warrior: According to both Orion and himself, he's the strongest warrior in the galaxy. It shows in his first outing, where he defeated the Rangers singlehandedly, leaving all but Jake bedridden/kidnapped.

Levira

Levira

Voiced by: Rebecca Parr, Magda Giner (Latin American Spanish)

The Armada's thermographic scientist. She was also responsible for using the Maximizer to regrow fallen commanders.

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• Abhorrent Admirer: For Jake when she drank a love potion meant to make her fall for the monster of the week. Thankfully, it wore off at the end of the episode.
• Co-Dragons: First with Damaras and Argus to Prince Vekar, then with Redker to Emperor Mavro.
• Evil Genius: The Armada's technical genius and strategist.
• Make My Monster Grow: Enlarges the Armada's fallen monsters with a machine she designed. It's also mentioned to be more effective than Vrak's Zombats were and is capable of enlarging several monsters at once. Averted with Levira herself; she pilots a giant robot at first, then fights the heroes on the ground. After being fatally injured, she begs to be enlarged so she can fight again, but Mavro and Redker just ignore her and let her die.
• Pet the Dog:
  • Despite being evil, she showed genuine sympathy to Vekar when talking about the now assumed to be deceased Prince Vrak and even said that they could search for any possibility that he is alive.
  • Levira is also the one who convinces Mavro to give Damaras a chance to redeem himself for failing to protect Vekar.
• The Smurfette Principle: The sole female among the Armada's leading generals.

Argus

Argus

Voiced by: Mark Wright (series), Tony Oliver (game), Gerardo Reyero (Latin American Spanish)

A cyborg villain-general who serves as the personal bodyguard to Prince Vekar.

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• Adaptational Villainy: No sympathetic, Brainwashed and Crazy backstory for him.
• The Brute: He is Prince Vekar's bodyguard and the Armada's strongest swordsman.
• Co-Dragons: with Damaras and Levira. While the former is the army's second-in-command and the latter Vekar's number two in the scientific area, Argus is the prince's Battle Butler and the only general whom he fully trusts.
• The Comically Serious: Especially serves this purpose when Vekar is having a fit.
• Demoted to Extra: Argus's Sentai counterpart, Barizog, was previously a human named Sid Bamick, who was the friend of Joe Gibken, Noah's sentai counterpart, prior to being Brainwashed and Crazy. Their rivalry stemmed from the fact that Joe desperately wanted to bring Sid back to normal, whereas Argus...has no such history (either with Noah or any of the rangers), and his rivalry with Noah has no real reason as to why it exists.
• Irony: He only has one eye, but is given the name of a multi-eyed creature.
• Literal-Minded: When Vekar made a comment about numbers playing a role in the invasion, Argus started counting.
• Master Swordsman: Is the Armada's strongest swordsman besides Damaras, capable of almost killing a member of the Elite Guard on his own, something that took an entire team of Rangers to do.
• The Quiet One: Doesn't speak much.
• Religious and Mythological Theme Naming: Named after the Greek giant with a hundred eyes that served the goddess Hera.
• The Stoic: Always calm and barely expresses emotion, even when dealing with the Prince's tantrums.
• Undying Loyalty: to Vekar. Vekar's loyalty to him also knows no bonds.
• Yes-Man: To Vekar. He was very likely programmed to be one. He even retains Barizorg's "Yes, boss"!

Emperor Mavro

Emperor Mavro

Voiced by: Mike Drew, Blas García (Latin American Spanish)

The Kraken-themed emperor/leader of the Armada, and father to Prince Vekar and Vrak. After both of his sons' deaths, he came to Earth himself and took over the invasion fleet, seeking revenge on the Rangers.

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• Adaptational Wimp: The original Emperor was probably one of the most powerful Big Bads in the franchise to the point that it took the combined power of all the Sentai Keys to kill him, but Mavro in the non-extended version dies when his ship is destroyed
• Badass Boast:
  • "Is that supposed to frighten me? You two are so pathetic I don't even need to stand to defeat you!"
  • Later in the extended version "I've survived far worse than that pathetic attempt! Hundreds of worlds, countless enemies have fallen before me! And now you will be added to the list of the defeated and forgotten!" For the record, said pathetic attempt involved being impaled, severely electrocuted, hit with a double Finishing Move, and being in his ship when it exploded.
• Big Bad: He becomes this after both of his sons are destroyed. Plus, he's the true leader of the Armada and therefore the true overall antagonist of both Megaforce and Super Megaforce.
• Decapitated Army: Subverted. Killing him is the first nail in the Armada's coffin, but their army still makes one Last Villain Stand and needs to be annihilated by the combined forces of every Ranger team.
• Even Evil Has Loved Ones: Despite ruling a genocidal empire and not thinking highly of the latter as a warrior, he still seems to care about Vrak and Vekar. Upon learning about their demises at the hands of the Rangers, he has Damaras locked up for failing to protect Vekar before taking charge to avenge his sons' deaths by destroying the Rangers.
• Evil Overlooker: His eyes loom over all of the rangers in the entire franchise in the official poster of Super Megaforce.
• Evil Sounds Deep: He has a suitably menacing, booming voice.
• Greater-Scope Villain: He's the father of Vrak and Vekar and is the true leader of the Armada. However, he's too busy running his empire and attacking other planets to deal with Earth. He makes his first appearance in a flashback during "All Hail Prince Vekar" and is only involved in the final three episodes after his sons are defeated.
• Is That the Best You Can Do?: In the Extended Cut, this is his reaction to his Rasputinian Death in the original cut, essentially boasting 'I've survived far worse than that pathetic attempt!'
• Meaningful Name: "Mavros" means "black" in Greek, and his body is mostly black in color.
• Might Makes Right: His statements in the Final Battle implies he's a firm believer in this, and believe his power allows him to do anything he wants.
  Mavro: Power is destiny! And yours is to lose!
• Nerves of Steel: His reaction in the extended cut to tanking a double Finishing Move, being electrocuted, and then going down with his ship in a massive explosion is to basically shrug it off and say 'I've survived far worse than that pathetic attempt!'
• No-Nonsense Nemesis: Has none of his sons' restraint and goes all out to conquer Earth.
• Obviously Evil: Whereas his sons had humanoid forms that were at least pleasant-looking, Mavro himself looks like a cross between a cyborg and a demon.
• Oh, Crap!: Has one when he realizes Troy and Orion weren't aiming at him but the console in front of him, resulting in him getting a face full of sparks that blinds him and sets up his destruction.
• Orcus on His Throne: He spends most of his screentime lounging in his throne while delegating minions to do the grunt work. This gets taken to a humorous/awesome extreme where he deems Troy and Orion so beneath his attention, he proceeds to kick both of their asses, while still sitting in his chair.
• Parental Favoritism: According to Vekar, Mavro always favored his younger brother Vrak over him. And with good reason since Vrak is clearly much more powerful and competent than Vekar. Also, Vrak is The Chessmaster who is more than capable of working on his own for his Royal Family (although relying on others' powers to win), while Vekar is a Psychopathic Manchild who has to be constantly supervised by his own henchmen when leading an invasion. The favoritism does play both ways however because no matter how much Vrak earns his father's favor, he cannot inherit the family throne because it is Vekar's birthright as the older son, leading Vrak to resent his incompetent brother for having the birthright of inheriting the throne. On the other hand, Vekar develops resentment toward Vrak because their father favors him, thus leading to an implied off-screen sibling rivalry between the two alien princes.
• Rasputinian Death: Not nearly as big of one as his Japanese self, but still counts. He has a control console explode in his face, is then impaled and driven into the main console of the ship, resulting in a malfunction that electrocutes him (given this also causes several large explosions throughout the ship, that was probably a lot of electricity), and finally shot with a double Finishing Move, causing the said console to explode. And if somehow he survived all of that, he died when his ship exploded with him inside it. The extended edition adds in the same land battle that Ackdos Gill went through, minus the pre-Zyuranger teams: he takes several combination attacks from past Ranger teams, Orion's Gold Mode finisher, an attack by all six Rangers in Super Modes and a new team energy slash finisher, followed by a point-blank shot from the Super Mega Cannon to finally end him.
• Super-Toughness: In the Extended Version of his last battle against the Rangers, he proves himself to have incredible durability and brute strength of his own to withstand many an attack from the Rangers in Super Mode, something neither Vekar nor Vrak (the latter of whom only had strength from powers he stole) could ever have mustered.
• Viler New Villain: While he does care for his sons, he is shown to be a no-nonsense Obviously Evil tyrant who drove Prince Vekar to destroy Orion's planet, Andresia (which killed all his people, family included) and his treatment towards Damaras and Levira is never Played for Laughs. Even Vrak had only one confirmed kill and was at least charismatic.

Redker

Redker

Voiced by: Adrian Smith

A stonefish-themed royal guard, and Emperor Mavro's second-in-command.

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• The Brute: An arrogant and abusive general who wants to face the rangers right after his debuts.
• Co-Dragons: with Levira to Emperor Mavro.
• The Dragon: Emperor Mavro's second-in-command.
• Demoted to Extra: He has a lesser amount of episode appearances than Dyrandoh
• Pet the Dog: He seems just as upset as his boss that Prince Vekar is killed.
• Red Is Violent: A violent villain whose body and armor are red.
• Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Being a cocky arrogant brute who faithfully serves his leader makes him somewhat the Armada's version of Creepox.
• Undying Loyalty: He is this to Emperor Mavro.

Mooks & Monsters

Loogies

Loogies

Green foot soldiers that are under the Warstar Army. However, the Toxic Mutants and Vrak used them as well.

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• Devious Daggers: Each Loogie wields a dagger as their weapon. They can also shoot lasers from them.
• Mooks: For the first season of Megaforce.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: They were never seen after End Game, heavily implying that the ones that were seen were the last of the army.

Armada Soldiers

X-Borg

Basic foot soldiers of the Armada.

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• Mooks: The foot soldiers of the Armada, and for Megaforce's second season.
• Swiss-Army Weapon: Their club weapons are capable of firing projectiles.

Bruisers

Elite foot soldiers of the Armada.

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• Arm Cannon: They each wield dual-energy cannons in their arms.
• Elite Mooks: Towards the X-Borgs.
• Shapeshifting: They can change into motorcycles or jet fighters.

Royal Guards

Voiced by: Barnaby Fredric/Daryl Habraken

Emperor Mavro's personal bodyguards.

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• Bash Brothers: Whenever the Rangers fight against the Royal Guards, they often come in pairs.
• Degraded Boss: In their original appearance they were basically a Dual Monster of the week.
• Dual Boss: They almost always fight in groups of two.
• Super Powered Mooks: The strongest soldiers in the army, to the point of putting the rangers on the ropes in their first appearance.

Season 1 Monsters

In General:

• Adapted Out: Because Megaforce crammed two sentai seasons' worth of material into one 42 episode season, a huge chunk of Goseiger monsters were left out.
  • From the Warstar Army: Abauta of the Research, Fandaho of Nonsense, Kurasuniigo of 5000°C, Powereddark of the Mutation, Targate of the Satellite, Yokubabanger of the Electric Shock, and Yuzeikusu of the Ice & Snow were cut.
  • From the Yuumajuu group: Jogon of the Ningyo, Pikarime of the Shakōkidogū, and Sarawareteiru of the Fairy were cut.
  • From the Mantrintis Empire: Adoborute-G of the Vital, Bakutofūji-ER of the Timer, Bazaruso-LJ of the Scan, Saroge-DT of the Imitation, and Zuteru-S of the Mach were cut.
  • Namono-Gatari of the Ortaurus Headder is the only Dark Headder not to be adapted.

Scaraba

Voiced by: Anthony Ray Parker

A scarab-themed Insectoid sent down to Earth by Admiral Malkor to defeat the Power Rangers. He has the self-proclaimed title of The Rock Beetle.

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• Big "NO!": His final words.
• Dishing Out Dirt: He can suck up rubble into his stomach grinder, which creates rocks used to attack opponents. He can also suck up rubble to create a massive boulder to crush his foes with by rolling over them.
• Playing with Fire: Can unleash large, blue-colored fireballs from his hands.
• Scarab Power: Despite calling himself a "Rock Beetle", he is based on a scarab.
• Starter Villain: The first monster sent by Warstar, and by extension the Armada, that the Megaforce Rangers defeat.
• Wolverine Claws: Wields large gauntlet claws on his arms for combat.

Yuffo

Voiced by: Joel Tobeck (series), Richard Epcar (first game)

A ladybug-like Insectoid to capture humans to conduct experiments on.

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• Big Creepy-Crawlies: A ladybug monster.
• Composite Character: His scientist personality was from Abauta of the Research, an unused Goseiger monster.
• Macross Missile Massacre: At one point, he launched a flurry of missiles at the Rangers.
• Shapeshifting: He can turn himself into a UFO. He can also detach himself into five smaller UFOs.

Virox

Voiced by: Kevin Harty

A stinkbug-themed Insectoid Vrak sent to infect humans into becoming Loogies.

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• Big Creepy-Crawlies: A stinkbug monster.
• Big "NO!": His final words.
• Epic Flail: His left arm is a wrecking ball.
• Exclusive Enemy Equipment: In the Megazord battle, he stole the Gosei Great Megazord's Saber.
• Eye Laser: Had this ability.
• Made of Iron: His entire shell is durable enough to withstand even the Gosei Great Megazord's Mega Strike.
• Playing with Fire: Can launch orange-colored slime-like fireballs from his mouth located on his chest.
• Viral Transformation: By sneezing, he can release a virus from his mouth that can turn people into Loogies. However, once he was destroyed, the humans returned back to normal.

Dragonflay

Voiced by: Robert Mignault

A dragonfly-themed Insectoid Creepox sent to cause chaos.

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• Big Creepy-Crawlies: A dragonfly monster.
• In a Single Bound: Capable of leaping to great heights.
• Super-Speed: He is the fastest of the Insectoids, which he can utilize for both offense and defense. The only way the Rangers could detect him was to feel the air current on the ground and unlock the Land Brother Zords in the Megazord battle.

Beezara

Voiced by: Sarah Banasiak

A wasp-themed Insectoid, and the self-proclaimed Royal Queen Warrior.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: Has arm-mounted blades on both of her arms that aid her in combat.
• Bee Afraid: A wasp monster.
• Bowdlerization: Her breasts were heavily recolored to match her costume (blue instead of red).
• Lightning Lash: Can unleash blue-colored energy whips to strike her enemies, or to wrap them.
• Whip of Dominance: She's a whip-wielding villainess with a haughty, sadistic, and domineering personality that has a penchant for enslaving men and who attacks the rangers with energy whips.

Dizchord

Voiced by: Dean Young

A cricket-themed Insectoid sent to terrorize the Rangers with his sound waves.

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• Big Creepy-Crawlies: A cricket monster.
• Deadly Disc: Can fire power chord discs from his wrist launchers.
• Dreadful Musician: His playing is so bad, he can cause humans physical pain. However, only Mr. Burley and Ernie enjoy the music.
• Musical Assassin: He is a music-playing monster.

Hisser

Voiced by: Estevez Gillespie

A cobra/pill bug-like Toxic Mutant who is the first of his kind to battle the Rangers.

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• The Bus Came Back: Was briefly revived during Ultra Power thanks to Distractor.
• Cool Sword: He wielded one after he was revived by Distractor.
• Dig Attack: Being pill bug themes, he can submerge into the Earth and attack the Rangers.
• One-Winged Angel: His giant form is a Limo Form.
• Snakes Are Sinister: Part of his animal motif is a snake.
• Wolverine Claws: Used these to compensate for the lack of weapons.

Psychotick

Voiced by: Kelson Henderson

A kappa/tick-like Toxic Mutant hired by Vrak to capture Robo Knight.

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• The Bus Came Back: Was briefly revived during Ultra Power thanks to Distractor.
• Kappa: Part of his animal motif is a Kappa.

Shadow Serpent

Voiced by: Adam Gardiner

A snail/serpent-themed Toxic Mutant who could steal shadows from other living beings.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: Wields blades on both arms to battle.
• Multipurpose Tongue: Can use his tongue as a whip.
• Playing with Fire: Can shoot out fireballs, which have homing properties.
• Use Your Head: Can headbutt his opponents.

Distractor

Voiced by: Scott Wills

A spider-like Toxic Mutant that assisted Vrak while he tried to obtain the Wild Sword.

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• Giant Spider: A spider monster.
• Master of Illusion: He could originally possess the ability to cast illusions of Toxic Mutants to confuse and distract his foes, which could not be hurt. But after getting empowered by the Wild Sword, he could summon corporeal versions of his creations.
• Meaningful Name: His name is based on the word distraction, suitable for his role as the distraction.
• Wolverine Claws: Can extend his claws into blades for combat.

Gremlin

Voiced by: Oscar Burt-Shearer

A gremlin/flea-like Toxic Mutant that was part of Distractor's illusions.

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• Demoted to Extra: Gremlin's Goseiger counterpart had a bigger role in the Sentai and had his own episode. Here, he only appears in one episode and it was used as an illusion for Distractor.
• Flat Character: Only appeared in Ultra Power as part of Distractor's illusions.

Skyfish

Voiced by: Jeremy Birchall

A mosquito/fish-like Toxic Mutant that was part of Distractor's illusions.

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• Demoted to Extra: Skyfish's Goseiger counterpart had a bigger role in the Sentai and had his own episode. Here, he only appears in one episode and it was used as an illusion for Distractor.
• Double Weapon: Wields a double-bladed fish sword.
• Flat Character: Only appeared in Ultra Power as part of Distractor's illusions.

Mummy

Voiced by: Paul Harrop

A mummy/centipede-like Toxic Mutant that was part of Distractor's illusions.

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• A Dog Named "Dog": A mummy themed monster named Mummy.
• Big Creepy-Crawlies: A centipede monster.
• Demoted to Extra: Mummy's Goseiger counterpart had a bigger role in the Sentai and had his own episode. Here, he only appears in one episode and it was used as an illusion for Distractor.
• Flat Character: Only appeared in Ultra Power as part of Distractor's illusions.
• Mummy: Part of his motif is this.
• The Voiceless: Only spoke in grunts.

Kesaran

Voiced by: Jeff Szusterman

A cotton-themed leech-like Toxic Mutant that was part of Distractor's illusions.

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• Demoted to Extra: Kesaran's Goseiger counterpart had a bigger role in the Sentai and had his own episode. Here, he only appears in one episode and it was used as an illusion for Distractor.
• Devious Daggers: Wields a knife shaped blade.
• Flat Character: Only appeared in Ultra Power as part of Distractor's illusions.
• Youkai: Based on an obscure Youkai called Kesaran-Pasaran, which resembles white fluffy balls and gives someone good luck.

Nojoke

Voiced by: Simon McKinney

A scorpion/Tengu-like Toxic Mutant who consumes human laughter as nourishment.

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• Blow You Away: His main ability, capable of creating winds that can counter the Red and Pink Rangers Twist Tornado combine attack.
• Gasshole: Once farted in battle, causing Troy to laugh in response and get captured.
  "Ha! Fart Jokes never fail!"
• Scary Scorpions: Has this as his animal motif.
• Tengu: Based one one.

Dream Snatcher

Voiced by: Joseph Rye

A baku/tapir/worm-like Toxic Mutant who consumes human dreams and ambitions in order to feed.

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• Dream Stealer: He can not only consume a sleeping person's dreams but doing so will make them grow Roots of Despair that will rot the Earth and trap them in his Dream World.
• Improbable Weapon User: He gained a fork after he gets empowered by the Aurora Box.

Glytcher

Voiced by: Oscar Burt-Shearer

A monster that resembles his cousin Gremlin, and the final Toxic Mutant to attack the Rangers.

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• Decomposite Character: There was only one Waraikozou of the Gremlin in Goseiger, but here, he is split into Glytcher and Gremlin.
• Improbable Weapon User: He wields screwdrivers and wrenches as weapons.
• Meaningful Name: A monster named Glytcher can manipulate and mess up technology.
• Strong Family Resemblance: He looks exactly like his cousin Gremlin.

Rotox

Voiced by: Mark Wright

A mechanical monster Vrak and Metal Alice created analyze to Rangers' strengths and weaknesses. Later models included the Robox DX and the Water Rotox Army.

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• Adapted Out: There was one model of the Zan-KT0 series that was never used called Zan-KT0 of the Shot.
• Arm Cannon: Each model has one equipped with a Nether Beam.
• Came Back Strong: After his initial destruction, Metal Alice upgraded him into Rotox DX.
• Degraded Boss: When Rotox reappeared in End Game, he was in a group of three (the Water Rotox Army) that looked like Elite Mooks for Vrak's final attack.
• Power Pincers: The later models had claws on them, with Rotox DX using his to catch and dissipate the Megaforce Blaster Dynamic Victory charge.
• Ramming Always Works: Can retract his limbs, turning him into a wheel that will rush at his enemies.
• The Voiceless: None of the Water Rotox Army spoke despite having Mark Wright credited.

Rico the Robot

Voiced by: Mark Wright

Originally named Robot 1C0, Rico was a humanoid robot created by Metal Alice, only to befriend the Rangers.

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• Arm Cannon: Has one in his warrior mode.
• Fun with Acronyms: His name came from Metal Alice calling him "Robot One-C-Zero", so Emma shortened it to 'Rico'.
• One-Winged Angel: Was forcibly converted into a warrior-like version of himself by Metal Alice.
• The Power of Friendship: His memories of playing with the Rangers helped him fight off Metal Alice's control over him.
• Spared by the Adaptation: His Goseiger counterpart was destroyed.
• What Measure Is a Non-Human?: Is a robot, but gains emotions similar to a human and doesn't want to be evil.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: He is never seen, heard from, or referenced after his debut episode.

Season 2 Monsters

In General:

• Adapted Out: As with the first season, the second season cut out a huge chunk of Goikaiger monsters.
  • Barbaric Officer Chirakashizky, Bibaboo, Great Scientist Zaien, Juju, Kiaido, Nanonanoda, Salamandam, Sandaaru Jr., Satarakura Jr., Senden, Sneak Brothers, Vannain, Yokubarido, Zaggai, and Zakyura were not adapted.
  • Basco and Sally are the only antagonists from Gokaiger that were not adapted. As a result, none of the Pseudo-Lifeforms were adapted.

Headridge

Voiced by: Cameron Rhodes (series), Patrick Seitz (second game)

A lamprey eel-themed monster and the first Armada field commander sent to Earth during the Armada's first attack.

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• Demoted to Extra: Headridge's Gokaiger counterpart had his own episode, but here, he shared it with Tentacus.
• Macross Missile Massacre: Can fire missiles from the turbine-like things protruding on his shoulders.

Tentacus

Voiced by: Ryan Cooper

An octopus-themed Armada field commander Prince Vekar sent immediately after Headridge's death.

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• Big "WHAT?!": Yells this out when the last of his Bruisers are destroyed.
• Demoted to Extra: Tentacus's Gokaiger counterpart had his own episode, but here, he shared it with Headridge.
• Shout-Out: His design is one to Vilgax from Ben 10.

Cybax

Voiced by: Adam Gardiner

A cyborg brain coral Armada field commander in charge of launching Levira's missiles and overseeing the destruction of major cities.

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• Adaptational Nationality: He was originally an Alienizer ^note  the sentai counterpart for the Troobian Army in SPD in Gokaiger, but was made into an Armada commander in Power Rangers
• Gatling Good: Wields blasters with this property.
• Mythology Gag: Design-wise, he's similar to something Emperor Gruumm would have hired.

Skatana

Voiced by: Nic Sampson (series), Bryce Papenbrook (second game)

A master swordsman.

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• Master Swordsman: The best swordmaster of the Armada, with his signature move being the Blade of Infinity. After some modifications by Levira, he can perform the Infinite Octo Blade.
• Noble Demon: Played with. He has a code of honor and will fight one on one, but when he's close to losing, he is not above cheating.
• Straw Misogynist: He deems the female Rangers inferior.
• This Cannot Be!: His final words.

General Peluso

Voiced by: James Gaylyn

A spider crab/dog Armada General Damaras sent to stop the Rangers from finding the Red Lion Wildzord.

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• Detachment Combat: Can detach his cybernetic claw hand for battle.

Matacore

Voiced by: Richard Simpson

A crab-themed Elite Guard of The Armada sent by Emperor Mavro to help Prince Vekar fight the Super Mega Rangers and conquer Earth.

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• Attack Reflector: With his sword, he can reflect energy attacks.
• Big "WHAT?!": His reaction to the Legendary Samurai Megazord, which were also his final words.
• The Brute: A general who is rather grumpy and mostly serves as the muscles of the Armada. He's the rival and temporary teammate of fellow brute Argus.
• BFS: Wields a big sword for combat.
• Wake-Up Call Boss: The first monster of the Armada to make the Rangers struggle. Considering he's a member of the Elite Guard, this isn't surprising.

Pacha Chamak

Voiced by: Peter Daube

An Incan-themed Armada martial artist with the power to use magnetic fields around him to steal weapons.

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• Arrogant Kung-Fu Guy: Has this attitude.
• Bare-Fisted Monk: He is skilled in cosmic kung-fu.
• Magnetism Manipulation: He can create a magnetic field to attract the Ranger's weapons. Per Troy's suggestion in the rematch, he, Noah, and Gia simply grab hold of their weapons the second time around.

Gorgax

Voiced by: Richard Simpson (series), Sam Riegel (second game)

A shrimp-themed Armada field commander.

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• Attack Its Weakpoint: By complete accident, Jake discovered that the plus-sign-shaped button at the back deactivates the collar. Afterwards, Levira reinforced the weak point with a device, but it turned out to be a bomb.
• Barrier Warrior: He wears a collar that emits a force field that was impervious to attacks.
• Suicide Attack: A unintentional example. Gorgax's device had it explode on him and the Rangers when struck as punishment by Prince Vekar. Fortunately, the new Silver Ranger found out quickly and was able to remove the collar without killing people.

Commander Osogain

Voiced by: Peter Feeney

A horseshoe crab/rhinoceros-themed Armada Field Commander Damaras sent to set up a beachhead.

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• Dub Name Change: Subverted. He keeps his original Goikaiger name.

Skeltox

Voiced by: Peter Feeney

A skeleton-themed Armada Field Commander with a skeletal piranha for a left forearm and hand. Prince Vekar had him go to Earth and steal the humans' energies.

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• Arm Cannon: Can fire green energy from his piranha arm.
• Dem Bones: Is a skeleton-themed monster.
• Improbable Weapon User: Uses a fishing rod as a weapon. It is also used to extract human energy.

Sirjinkor

Voiced by: Campbell Cooley

A starfish-themed Armada Field Commander sent to repower Prince Vrak's Powermid.

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• Breath Weapon: Sirjinkor had the ability, and when empowered with the Powermid, the attack became more powerful.

Invidious

Voiced by: Owen Black

A sea slug alien who is the new Butler of Prince Vekar in the Armada Mothership. He grew up with Levira and had a crush on her, though she was seemingly unaware.

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• Adaptational Villainy: He did not have a redemption episode like his Gokaiger counterpart.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: He disappeared after Love is in the Air. He most likely either died when the ship crashed or resigned from his position as Butler to avoid Levira after she rejected him.

Desolar

Voiced by: Byron Coll

A monster sent by Levira to steal the happiness of humans to cure Prince Vekar's cold.

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• Improbable Weapon User: Wields a push broom as a weapon.
• Sizeshifter: He has a dial on his chest that allows him to either shrink down or grow giant-sized. However, Emma damaged it, forcing Levira to use the Maximizer on him in the climax.

Tranceferer

Voiced by: Byron Coll

A squid/clown monster with the ability to switch the souls of the people inside him.

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• Demoted to Extra: Tranceferer's Gokaiger counterpart had his own episode, but here, he shared it with Turtlelini.
• "Freaky Friday" Flip: Has the ability to switch people's souls into other people's bodies.
• Meaningful Name: A monster who can switch people's souls is called Tranceferer? Of course.

Turtlelini

Voiced by: Paul Harrop

A sea turtle-themed Armada Field Commander who was sent to Earth to distract the Rangers while Tranceferer continues his mission.

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• Demoted to Extra: Turtlelini's Gokaiger counterpart had his own episode, but here, he shared it with Tranceferer.
• Dies Differently in Adaptation: Unlike his Gokaiger counterpart, he did not grow giant-sized after being struck by the Super Mega Cannon.
• Luckily, My Shield Will Protect Me: He wields a hyperdense shell shield that protects him from harm and can shoot energy lightning.
• Punny Name: His name is what happens when you combine turtle with tortellini.

Armada Megazord

A robot designed and created by Emperor Mavro as a gift to his son, Prince Vekar.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: It has arm blades on its forearms.
• Fragile Speedster: It can move quickly enough to evade laser attacks.
• The Straight and Arrow Path: It wields a bow and arrow as its main weapon.
• The Worf Effect: Was strong enough to defeat the Legendary Megazord, but lost against the Ultimate Legendary Megazord.

Tresnag

Voiced by: Phil Brown

A three-headed unicorn-like monster and one of Vrak's two personal Armada Field Commanders.

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• Attack Reflector: Can redirect energy attacks.
• Blade Below the Shoulder: Wields armed mounted blades for combat.
• Meaningful Name: The tres in his name means three in Spanish and nag being a slang term for a horse. Fitting for a horse monster that has three heads.
• Shapeshifting: Is capable of turning himself into a weapon for Vrak to use.

Drill Horn

Voiced by: Paul Harrop

A four-headed Hydra/Satyr-like monster that is drill-themed and one of Vrak's two personal Armada Commander.

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• Attack Reflector: Can redirect energy attacks.
• Shapeshifting: Is capable of turning himself into a weapon for Vrak to use.
• This Is a Drill: True to his name, he has armed mounted drills for combat.

Yellzor

Voiced by: Phil Brown

A seahorse-themed Armada high-ranking soldier who was loyal to Emperor Mavro.

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• Arm Cannon: Has one on his left arm.
• The Brute: A brutish warrior. Oh and his hobby, in Gokaiger at least, is to destroy planets For the Evulz.
• Demoted to Extra: He faces the rangers in Gokaiger and was Gokai Pink's Arch-Enemy. Here, he never faces the rangers and never interacts with the pink ranger.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: He only appears in one scene, which was Emperor Mavro's introduction. After that, he is never seen again. He was possibly killed when the spaceship crashed.

Levira Megazord

A robot built by Levira and piloted by her in an attempt to destroy the Megaforce Rangers.

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• Barrier Warrior: Capable of creating a barrier to protect itself from attacks.
• Shock and Awe: With one touch, the Megazord can inflict electric shocks on its opponents.
• Wolverine Claws: Has these in lieu of weapons