Characters / Power Rangers Ninja Storm

Ninja Storm Rangers

In General

The Ninja Storm Rangers

• Animal-Motif Team: Including being Ninja-themed Rangers, their secondary motif is animals as all their Zords are animal-based.
• Contrasting Sequel Main Character: The Wild Force Rangers had powers with animals as their main source from an ancient civilization and started off with a team of five. The Wind Rangers' powers are elemental and ninja based that were made in the present and started off as a trio. And while the Wild Force Rangers had a male Blue Ranger and a female Yellow Ranger, the Wind Rangers have the reverse with a male Yellow and (for the first time in Power Rangers history) a female Blue.
• Elemental Powers: Aside from Cam, all the Rangers this season have powers connected to the elements. Shane controls air, Tori controls water, Dustin controls Earth, and the Thunder Rangers control lightning.
• Ninja: The Wind and Thunder Rangers are ninja-themed and are more pronounced than the Mighty Morphin and Alien Rangers team ten years ago. Cam subverts this as he is known as the Green Samurai Ranger.
• Three Plus Two: This is the first team of Power Rangers to begin with three members instead of five. The Wind Rangers were a team of three at the start of the season before being joined by the Thunder Ranger duo. Cam eventually becomes the Sixth Ranger of the team, making for an overall Three Plus Two Plus One formula.
• Transformation Trinket:
  • The Wind Rangers morph using wrist-mounted Wind Morphers, powered by Power Discs. When morphed, the Rangers can use the Morphers to fire ninja beams.
  • The Thunder Rangers morph using wrist-mounted Thunder Morphers, again powered by Power Discs.
  • The Green Samurai Ranger morphs using the Samurai Cyclone Morpher, which normally stays as the Samurai Amulet when not in use.

Wind Rangers

In General

• Land, Sea, Sky: The trio each use these elements that they learned in the Wind Ninja Academy: Shane focuses on wind, Tori focuses on water, and Dustin focuses on earth.
• Two Guys and a Girl: The Wind Ranger trio consists of two male Rangers (Shane and Dustin) and one lone female Ranger (Tori).
• Took a Level in Badass: Initially, the trio were the misfits of the Wind Ninja Academy that were the lower class of the school. But fighting monsters all season made them seasoned veterans, eventually becoming teachers after Lothor's defeat.
• The Unchosen One: Because of their low status in the Wind Ninja Academy, it seemed that the trio were only chosen to become Power Rangers because they were the only ones Sensei could use as the others were captured. This is subverted in the finale as Sensei revealed that, according to the Scroll of Destiny, they were always meant to be Power Rangers. He just never told them until then because he did not think they would believe him.

Shane Clarke / Red Wind Ranger

Shane Clarke / Red Wind Ranger

Portrayed by: Pua Magasiva

Voiced by: Enrique Horiuchi (Latin American Spanish)

Not another clone story! Didn't we already do this?

Shane was a student at the Ninja Academy, but because he and his friends were late helping a couple with their car, they escaped Lothor's invasion and getting captured. Due to his affinity with wind, he received the Red Wind Ranger powers.

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• Acquired Situational Narcissism: The second episode, "There's No "I" in Team." He lets being the Red Ranger go to his head, thinking the others should just do as he says and that he doesn't need any help. A monster fight forces him to see otherwise.
• Adaptational Personality Change: He's more serious compared to Yousuke from Hurricanegers, the latter of whom was a bit of an air head.
• Blow You Away: He's the Ninja with the Power of Air and using a ton of wind attacks.
• Fire-Forged Friends: With Hunter in "Boxing Bopp-A-Roo."
• Cool Board: Shane shows interest in skateboarding.
• "Freaky Friday" Flip: With the Sensei in "Sensei Switcharoo".
• Law of Chromatic Superiority: He gets the usual Battlizer.
• The Leader: Shane leads the Wind Rangers in battle, and after the Thunder Rangers and Cam join the front lines, he serves as the leader of the entire Ninja Storm Rangers.
• Noble Bird of Prey: His secondary theme is the Hawk.
• The Gunslinger: Shane's primary weapon is the Hawk Blaster, a gun designed as a blow drier with a hawk motif.
• Power Gives You Wings: The second mode of the Battlizer: a smaller version of his own Hawk Zord forms a jetpack that lets him take out Vexacus' spaceship in a dogfight. He briefly gets energy wings during the finisher to boot.
• Red Is Heroic: After Lothor captures the students of the Wind Academy, Shane fulfills his destiny to become the Red Wind Ranger.
• The Spock: He's generally the most mellow guy on the team (though he and Hunter spend an episode as competition freaks).
• Super Mode: Shane gains the Tri-Battlizer in the second half of the season. The Tri-Battlizer features two modes: a sleek armored mode, and a flight mode.
• "Well Done, Son" Guy: Or in his case, "Well Done, Little Brother! Guy". He didn't get along with his older brother, a business man, because he never liked his love of skateboarding. When he finds out Shane is a Power Ranger, he starts treating him with more respect.
• Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: Tori mentions that he's afraid of spiders. A childhood flashback shows Shane very hesitantly freeing Skyla from a spider web. His worst fear is his family looking down on him, particularly his older brother.

Tori Hanson / Blue Wind Ranger

Tori Hanson / Blue Wind Ranger

Portrayed by: Sally Martin

Voiced by: Yotzmit Ramírez (Latin American Spanish), Kim Mai Guest (Power Rangers: Super Legends)

What's wrong? Never seen a girl in blue spandex walk on water?

Tori was a student at the Ninja Academy, but because she and her friends were late helping a couple with their car, they escaped Lothor's invasion and getting captured. Due to her affinity with water, she received the Blue Wind Ranger powers.

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• Action Girl: Don't you worry, this girl definitely makes up for The Smurfette Principle.
• Adaptational Job Change: She's a surfer, while her Sentai counterpart was a singer.
• Adaptational Personality Change: She's a tomboy, while her Sentai counterpart was very much a girly-girl.
• Arbitrary Skepticism: The infamous first episode weirdness. She didn't believe the Power Rangers existed despite that she goes to a school of magical ninjas, or that the Earth was invaded by aliens years prior.
• Blue Is Heroic: After Lothor captures the students of the Wind Academy, Tori fulfills her destiny to become the Blue Wind Ranger.
• Dude Magnet: She and Blake have a mutual attraction. A surfer in episode 3 gets a crush on her. Another surfer in The Wild Wipeout calls her a babe. A couple times, Choobo says she's pretty. And when they meet the Dino Thunder rangers, Conner and Ethan both agree she’s cute.
• Heroic Dolphin: Her secondary motif is the dolphin.
• Iconic Sequel Character: Tori doesn't appear until season 11, but many fans consider her to be one of the best Blue Rangers in the franchise.
• Improbable Weapon User: The Sonic Fin. A megaphone that shoots sonic blasts.
• The Kirk: Compared to Shane's seriousness and Dustin's wackiness, she comes off as the level headed one of the trio.
• Making a Splash: Power of water.
• My Card: At the end of "Once a Ranger," Tori presents Andrew Hartford with her business card.
• One of the Boys: Subverted - she doesn't appreciate being told this in "Beauty and the Beach".
• Surfer Dude: Tori spends her time surfing.
• Ship Tease: With Blake.
• The Smurfette Principle: She's the only girl on the team for the first time in Power Rangers history (not counting Delphine).
• Tomboy with a Girly Streak: She likes shopping and focusing on her hair but she's one of the more focused and action-based female rangers.
• True Blue Femininity: Tori is a blue ranger, the only girl on her team, and is a heroic character who is friendlier to Cam than her male teammates.
• Two-Timer Date: Non-romantic. Trying to balance Shane's skate competition and a movie with the Thunders was never really going to work, even with super-speed.
• Walk on Water: Part of her unique ninja powers.
• Water Is Womanly: Downplayed. She's the Blue Wind Ranger with the power of water and a dolphin motif, as well as the only girl among the Wind Rangers. She's a tomboy, but is more mature than her male teammates.
• Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: She is not fond of getting her hair cut.
• Will They or Won't They?: She and Blake have a mutual attraction and it's implied that they are dating but they aren't official.

Dustin Brooks / Yellow Wind Ranger

Waldo "Dustin" Brooks / Yellow Wind Ranger

Portrayed by: Glenn MacMillan

Voiced by: Noé Velásquez (Latin American Spanish)

Well, I guess no-one's laughing at the comic book geek now, ARE they?

Dustin was a student at the Ninja Academy, but because he and his friends were late helping a couple with their car, they escaped Lothor's invasion and getting captured. Due to his affinity with earth, he received the Yellow Wind Ranger powers.

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• Acquired Situational Narcissism: "Tongue and Cheek," where the Yellow Ranger is hailed as a public, solo hero for stopping some human thugs from busting up Storm Chargers. While the others (rather unfairly) give him crap about it, Dustin actually takes it in stride and just likes getting some respect for a change. However, after a solo fight against the Monster of the Week in front of some reporters, Dustin starts letting the fame go to his head. When he encounters the monster again (who, by this point, has captured Hunter and Blake), he refuses to morph or fight until the press are about to arrive—baffling Shane (who is jealous), Tori, and even the monster. Dustin gets over it, though.
  Shane: Take it from someone who's been there. There's no "I" in team.
  Dustin: Maybe there should be.
• Ascended Fanboy: He was already a big fan of the Power Rangers.
• Author Avatar: Showrunner at the time Doug Sloan wrote Dustin to be like himself when he was a teenager, as Sloan did motocross and was as happy-go-lucky during that time.
• Badass Biker: In addition to riding a motorcycle into combat like so many other Power Rangers, Dustin is an impressive dirt bike rider (which is why he gains the power of Earth).
• The Big Guy: Out of the core three and later six, he has the most gung ho attitude to becoming a ranger. He's physically much stronger than his teammates and can send a monster flying with a single blow. Dustin also has the most ninja attacks and move-sets: Ninja Clones, earth mines, slashing through the earth, and his Storm Striker's finishing move is dropping 100 tons on the opponent.
• Carry a Big Stick: His signature weapon is the Lion Hammer, a gigantic hammer that helps him use stronger ninja attacks and does tons of damage.
• Dating Catwoman: With Marah in "All About Beevil".
• Dishing Out Dirt: Power of Earth.
• Doppelgänger Attack: "It's two!" "Two!" "Rangers in one!"
• Embarrassing First Name: His real name is Waldo.
• "Freaky Friday" Flip: With the Sensei in "Sensei Switcharoo".
• The Heart: While Blake falls into this by not filling any other time, Dustin is the one that really brings the two Ranger factions together.
• King of Beasts: His secondary theme is the lion.
• The McCoy: Is definitely the most emotional of the Rangers.
• Meaningful Name: His name is Dustin and he's a ninja lot of dirt and earth attacks.
• Nice Guy: He’s unfailingly friendly and trusting towards everyone he meets. This is deconstructed several times throughout the series as it makes him a Horrible Judge of Character when he becomes too trusting of enemies such as Hunter, Blake, and Marah. However, it could be said that it’s a Decon-Recon Switch and ability to see the good in others as every enemy he trusts becomes an ally by the end of the season.
• Primary-Color Champion: After Lothor captures the students of the Wind Academy, Dustin fulfills his destiny to become the Yellow Wind Ranger.
• Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of heights.

Thunder Rangers

In General

• Adaptational Nice Guy:
  • In Hurricaneger, the Gouraigers were antagonistic to the main trio by their own choice and only joined them afterwards after realizing that gaining the Evil Will was not a good deal. In Power Rangers, the Thunder Rangers only fought the Rangers because Lothor manipulated them and once they learned the truth about their parents' real killer, they easily joined the Rangers after some soul searching.
  • This also extends to their attitudes. The Gouraigers had a haughty attitude towards the Hurricanegers even after their Heel–Face Turn and it took awhile for them to befriend them. Here, Hunter and Blake are more affable towards the Wind Rangers and are seen hanging out with them shortly after their reformation.
• Badass Biker: Both Rangers are trained motocross bikers, and they own their own Tsunami Cycles.
• Bash Brothers: They may not be blood related, but Hunter and Blake are strongest when they work together and always have each others back.
• Evil Sounds Deep: They originally had their voices deepened while morphed to maintain their secret identites. Once the Wind Rangers discovered they were Hunter and Blake, the aspect was dropped.
• Japanese Beetle Brothers: While its not stated outright, the Thunder Rangers main Animal Motif are beetles with the Crimson Ranger themed after the Rhinoceros Beetle and the Navy Ranger themed after the Stag Beetle.
• Related Differently in the Adaptation: The Gouraigers were blood brothers in the Sentai, but Hunter and Blake are adopted brothers.
• Shock and Awe: True to their name, the Thunder Rangers control the power of lightning.

Hunter Bradley / Crimson Thunder Ranger

Hunter Bradley / Crimson Thunder Ranger

Portrayed by: Adam Tuominen

Voiced by: Ignacio Casas (Latin American Spanish), Scott McShane (Power Rangers: Super Legends)

I know my parents are gone, but I still miss them. And those students up on Lothor's ship? Someone misses them, too.

During Lothor's invasion at the Thunder Academy, Hunter received the Crimson Thunder Ranger morpher from his sensei before his capture. While initially antagonistic towards the Wind Rangers, he, and his brother Blake, joined them after their rivalry finally ended.

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• Badass Biker: Hunter enjoys entering motocross races in his downtime.
• Brainwashed: He is manipulated by Lothor and told his parents were killed by Sensei Watanabe, the sensei of the Wind Ninja Academy. He learn the truth from his parents spirits and after being brainwashed a few times, joins forces with the Wind Rangers to fight the Evil Space Ninjas.
• Color-Coded Secret Identity: He uses the Thunder Morpher given to him by Sensei Omino to become the Crimson Thunder Ranger, He always wear crimson color clothes due to becoming the Crimson Ranger.
• Captain Crash: He really needs to take better care of that glider bike.
• Evil Sounds Deep: When he's first introduced along with Blake as a Thunder Ranger, their voices are pitched even more deeper.
• Fire-Forged Friends: With Shane in "Boxing Bopp-A-Roo." The two eventually learn to work together and Hunter even helps Shane learn a new technique.
• Japanese Beetle Brothers: His secondary theme is the Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle.
• Hand Cannon: The Crimson Blaster, a rather large handgun. It even shoots bigger blasts than Shane's!
• Happily Adopted: Hunter Bradley is adopted by Thunder Ninjas who were killed by the Ninja Warlord, Lothor.
• The Lancer: He's the standoffish, charismatic, and powerful member who believes he has the right to become the leader of the team due to being the current head of the Thunder Ninja Academy which often puts him in conflict with Shane as the leader.
• Law of Chromatic Superiority: Since he is a Red-like ranger, he also gets a special power up: a Glider Cycle.
• Pretty Fly for a White Guy: In "Shimazu Returns, Part II", Hunter enters a talent competition and shows off his rapping skills.
• Puppy-Dog Eyes: Of all people, Hunter seems the least likely to do so, but....
  Blake: Come on, Perry. It's not pretty when Hunter starts to beg.
• Shock and Awe: Shares Power of Thunder with his brother.
• Sworn Brothers: With Blake.
• Troubled, but Cute: About as "troubled" as this year got, anyway. Blake calls him the "dark and brooding" one.
• The Worf Effect: His Glider Cycle got shot down as often as not after its introduction.

Blake Bradley / Navy Thunder Ranger

Blake Bradley / Navy Thunder Ranger

Portrayed by: Jorgito Vargas, Jr.

Voiced by: Moisés Iván Mora (Latin American Spanish), Kenn Michael (Power Rangers: Super Legends)

Yo, Zurgane! What up, dawg?

During Lothor's invasion at the Thunder Academy, Blake received the Navy Thunder Ranger morpher from his sensei before his capture. While initially antagonistic towards the Wind Rangers, he, and his brother Hunter, joined them after their rivalry finally ended.

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• Alliterative Name: Blake Bradley.
• Bifurcated Weapon: He can attach his Navy Antlers to his staff, giving it more power.
• Badass Biker: He enjoys entering motocross races in his downtime.
• Brainwashed : He is manipulated by Lothor and told his parents were killed by Sensei Watanabe, the sensei of the Wind Ninja Academy. He learn the truth from his parents spirits and after being brainwashed a few times, joins forces with the Wind Rangers to fight the Evil Space Ninjas.
• Color-Coded Secret Identity: He uses the Thunder Morpher given to him by Sensei Omino to become the Navy Thunder Ranger, He wears navy clothes because it his signature color.
• Evil Sounds Deep: When he's first introduced along with Hunter as a Thunder Ranger, their voices are pitched even more deeper.
• The Generic Guy: He has the least character development compared to the others.
• Happily Adopted: Blake Bradley is adopted by Thunder Ninjas who were killed by the Ninja Warlord, Lothor.
• The Heart: Because of his compassion, , he's the one who connects the Wind Rangers and the Thunder Rangers.
• Japanese Beetle Brothers: His secondary theme is the Stage Beetle.
• Manipulative Bastard: His relationship with Tori technically started as this - he used her to get close to Ninja Ops, while she had no idea he was one of the evil Rangers giving her team so much trouble.
• The Power of Love: He and Cam once drank a Love Potion that made them fall for Tori in "I Love Lothor", or in his case, more in love. They fight over her, but when the monster of the day attacks, Blake is willing to endanger himself for her, impressing Cam. Blake even at one point yells that nothing can beat the power of love. Even though he was under a spell, his feelings for Tori were still real.
• Power Pincers: His Navy Antlers. When combined with his Thunder Staff, he can wield a spear version.
• The Quiet One: His brother often overshadows him so he doesn't say much unless he's necessary.
• Satellite Character: His main character attributes are that he's Hunter's brother and he's hot for Tori.
• Shock and Awe: Shares Power of Thunder with his brother.
• Ship Tease: With Tori.
• Sworn Brothers: With Hunter.

Sixth Ranger

Cam Watanabe / Green Samurai Ranger

Cameron "Cam" Watanabe / Green Samurai Ranger

Portrayed by: Jason Chan

Voiced by: Christian Strempler (Latin American Spanish), Keith Ferguson (Power Rangers: Super Legends)

Sensei: You have your mother's courageous heart...and your father's stubborn head.

Cam was the son of Sensei Watanabe, and the creator of the Wind Ranger's powers and zords. While he strongly desired to join the Rangers in the battlefield, his father forbade him due to a promise by his late mother. However, after certain events led him to inherit his mother's Samurai Amulet, he was finally able to join the Rangers as the Green Samurai Ranger.

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• Anti-Nepotism: Cam is the son of the dojo's sensei and wants to be a Power Ranger, but his father tries to keep him from doing so because Cam's late mother didn't want him to risk his life that way.
• Asian and Nerdy: The smart one of the team.
• Badass Bookworm: The other rangers have a hard time believing this. When Shane sees this at first, Cam responds "Grew up in a Ninja School, do the math". His badassery gets emphasized even further when he becomes a Ranger.
• Big Red Button: Has one in the center of his keyboard.
• Composite Character: He's basically a male version of Oboro who gets the Shurikenger suit. It's even lampshaded in a PRNS/Hurricaneger crossover one-shot fanfic.
• Deadpan Snarker: He has a snide comment or witty comeback for just about anything that's said to him.
• Emerald Power: While traveling to the past to obtain the Samurai Amulet from his mother, he becomes the Green Samurai Ranger.
• The Glasses Come Off: He throws them aside before fighting Lothor near the end.
• Heir to the Dojo: He wanted to be, but his father forbade him from becoming a ninja. His father slowly warms to the idea after he gets his powers.
• I Just Want to Be Special: Before he got his powers.
  "I wanna be part of it."
• Insufferable Genius: When he was the one in charge of their tech, he had a knack for talking down to the Rangers when it came to science.
• Katanas Are Just Better: His main weapon is a Samurai Saber, which resembles a katana.
• Kid from the Future: Thanks to the Scroll of Time.
• Loophole Abuse: Kanoi promised Cam's mother, Miko, that he wouldn't train Cam as a ninja. However, nobody said Cam couldn't go back in time, retrieve Miko's Samurai Amulet, and use it to become a samurai ranger...
• Mission Control: Before he got his powers. Afterwards, Cyber-Cam was created to lessen the burden.
• Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: By the time of "The Samurai's Journey", his actions in defeating Kiya in the past only resulted in Lothor finding out his nephew's identity and using his Ranger powers to open the Abyss of Evil.
• Non-Elemental: He has no element, compared to his sentai counterpart using fire.
• Only-Child Syndrome: In "Down and Dirty", seeing Hunter and Blake constantly arguing, Cam remarks he's glad he's an only child.
• Polar Opposite Twins: With Cyber Cam.
• Samurai Shinobi: He is identified as the Green Samurai despite the team being ninjas. He has a Super Mode that increases his speed by discarding his armor and giving him an appearance more in line with the other Rangers' suits. It should be noted that Cam's Ninpuu Sentai Hurricaneger counterpart is called a ninja not a samurai.
• Sixth Ranger: Despite being The Smart Guy since the first episode^note Actually, he's completely unique among the other official examples of this trope in both Super Sentai and Power Rangers as he is the only Sixth Ranger in either franchise that is not a new character, but an established part of the main cast, in this case since the first episode, that graduated to being the actual Sixth Ranger later. There are other add-ons from both sides of the Pacific that are similar in graduating to Ranger status, but none of them are the actual Sixth Rangers of their teams, though we very nearly had a repeat with Spike Skullovitch before the more traditional new character was used instead. The next actual example would only come sixteen years later, with an Expy of Cam's, no less.
• The Smart Guy: He created all of the Wind Ranger's powers and zords. Even after becoming a Ranger, he still created Power Spheres for the Rangers to use.
• Spared by the Adaptation: He doesn't die like his sentai counterpart.
• Stoic Spectacles: The snarky variety.
• Super Mode: Super Samurai Mode
• Teen Genius: He's the one responsible for developing all of the Wind Rangers' Zords. Later in the series, he figures out how to combine the Storm and Thunder Megazord using the Minizord component just by reading through the schematics of the latter. And that's not getting into him taking full advantage of the Samurai Star Chopper, among which includes creating two Attack Drone versions of it, once he gains the Green Samurai Ranger powers
• Unwitting Instigator of Doom: In "The Samurai's Journey", he defeats Kiya in battle over the Samurai Amulet. Unfortunately for him, this leads to Lothor deducing his identity and kidnapping him to complete his Evil Plan.
• Unwitting Pawn: At the end of the series, Lothor uses him as one of his pawns to complete the final stages of opening the Abyss of Evil in his favor.
• You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: As soon as Lothor steals the Samurai Amulet to open the Abyss of Evil, he abandons Cam to his fate, along with Marah and Kapri. Fortunately, the Thunder Rangers rescue them just in time.

Zords

In General

• Mecha Expansion Pack: Extra Zords are distributed via Power Spheres the Rangers use in the Megazords. Unlike the Wild Zords, these grant the Megazords new weapons or access Megazord configurations.
• Mini-Mecha: The Minizord, accessed through Power Spheres 7 and 8, fits this tropes as a smaller than average humanoid Zord.
• Noble Bird of Prey: The Ninja Firebird, accessed through Power Spheres 15, 16, and 17, is based on a bird.

Storm Megazord

Storm Ninjazords/Storm Megazord

The Wind Rangers' Megazord. It is comprised of the Hawk, Lion, and Dolphin Ninjazords.

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• Animal Mecha:
  • Noble Bird of Prey: Hawk Ninjazord
  • King of Beasts: Lion Ninjazord
  • Heroic Dolphin: Dolphin Ninjazord
• Arm Cannon: The Dolphin arm can shoot lasers from its neck after the Storm Megazord pulls the ripcord through it.
• Bifurcated Weapon: There are two weapons the Storm Megazord wields that are the result of two Power Sphere weapons combining.
  • Flail Combo: A combination of the Ram Hammer (Power Sphere 2) and the Turtle Mace (Power Sphere 3).
  • Turbine Combo: A combination of the Lion Laser (Power Sphere 5) and the Squid Drill (Power Sphere 6).
• Cool Sword: The Storm Megazord's main weapon is the Serpent Sword, which is accessed through Power Sphere 1.
• Dual Wielding: In Lightning Mode, the Storm Megazord wields two large blades that allows it to form a bladed sphere attack.
• Elemental Powers: The Storm Megazord and the Ninjazords are capable of using different elements
  • An Ice Person: When the Storm Megazord pulls the ripcord through the Lion head, it unleashes a Blizzard Flurry attack.
  • Blow You Away: The Lion Ninjazord can spin its head to create a whirlwind attack.
  • Playing with Fire: The Hawk Ninjazord can coat itself in flames and ram at the enemy.
• Finishing Move: Depending on what weapon the Storm Megazord wields, it can perform several finishing moves.
  • Serpent Sword: Triple Strike: The Megazord splits into three copies of itself, and each would charge up the blade tip with yellow energy before slashing downwards, reducing the enemy into energy which would then disintegrate.
  • Ram Hammer: The Megazord charges the hammer with blue energy, smashing the enemy multiple times with it, and then flinging it to send the top of the weapon soaring towards the enemy to fatally crush them into the ground.
  • Turtle Mace: The Megazord charges the mace with blue energy, swinging it around in front of it, and then throwing it forth to stab into the monster's chest.
  • Flail Combo: The Megazord bounces the Turtle Mace against the Ram Hammer and then bats it forth to stab into the enemy.
  • Lion Laser: The Megazord fires a barrage of lasers from the barrels in the Lion Laser's mane.
  • Turbine Combo: The Megazord fires a combination tornado blast and bullet salvo.
  • Star Blazer: The Megazord launches itself into the air and drop kick the enemy, fatally stabbing them with the Star Blazer's points.
• Hard Light: The Ninjazords are deployed through holographic hiding spots, disguised as everyday objects.
• Hour of Power: The Storm Megazord has a Lighting Mode, which slims the Zord down and increases its speed for 60 seconds before reverting back to normal.
• Improbable Weapon User: Power Sphere 13 unlocks the Super Stamp, which leaves destructive imprints on the body of its opponents.
• Invisibility Cloak: Power Sphere 9 unlocks the Ninja Scarf, a giant red scarf for cloaking and protecting itself.
• Killed Off for Real: It was destroyed in the finale after being caught in the Lothorzord explosion.
• Leader Forms the Head: The Hawk Ninjazord forms the head of the Storm Megazord, as well as the Thunderstorm and Hurricane Megazords.
• Stock Ninja Weaponry: Power Sphere 14 unlocks the Star Blazer, a giant starfish based shuriken.

Thunder Megazord

Thunder Ninjazords/Thunder Megazord

The Thunder Rangers' Megazord. It is comprised of the Crimson Insectizord and the Navy Beetlezord.

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• Chest Blaster: The Thunderstorm Megazord sports the Lion Ninjazord's head on its chest, and it can be used as a blaster.
• Combining Mecha: Two Thunder Ninjazords can combine into the Thunder Megazord.
• Finishing Move:
  • Thunder Megazord: Like the Storm Megazord, the Thunder Megazord can utilize different finishers with Power Spheres.
    • Spin Blade: The Megazord charges the Blade with golden energy and unleashes a devastating energy slash shaped like a pinwheel to cut into the monster.
    • Sting Blaster: The Megazord charges the Blaster up and unleashes a devastating energy beam from the tip to impale the monster before lifting them into the air where they explode.
  • Thunderstorm Megazord: Lion Blaster: The Megazord unleashes a massive barrage of energy blasts from the Lion Ninjazord's head on its chest, the Dolphin Ninjazord cannons, and the Crimson Insectizord's head.
• Invisibility Cloak: The Navy Beetlezord is equipped with a phase cloaking device, allowing it to turn invisible.
• Japanese Beetle Brothers: The Crimson Insectizord and the Navy Beetlezord are based on the Japanese Rhinoceros Beetle and the Stag Beetle.
• Killed Off for Real: It was destroyed in the finale after being caught in Vexacus' dying explosion.
• Mix-and-Match Weapon: Power Sphere 11 unlocks the Sting Blaster, a short-range blade that can fire energy beams.
• Mecha Expansion Pack: With the help of the Minizord, the Thunder Megazord can combine with the Storm Megazord to form the Thunderstorm Megazord.
• Power Pincers: The Navy Beetlezord has two mandibles to grapple opponents, and it can be used as a weapon by the Thunder Megazord.
• Shoulder Cannon: Both the Dolphin Ninjazord and the head of the Crimson Insectizord can form shoulder cannons in the Thunderstorm Megazord.
• Tank Goodness: The Crimson Insectizord is based on a tank.

Samurai Star Chopper

Samurai Star Chopper/Samurai Star Megazord

The Green Samurai Ranger's personal Zord.

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• Arm Cannon: It essentially becomes one in the Samurai Storm Megazord Formation.
• Finishing Move:
  • Samurai Star Megazord: With the Bee Spinner, the Megazord reels it back and then flings it forth with the string to devastatingly slice into the monster.
  • Samurai Storm Megazord: After gathering energy from the helicopter blades and the Lion head, the Megazord unleashes a devastating energy blast.
  • Samurai Thunder Megazord: The Megazord fires an energy blast from all four blasters.
  • Hurricane Megazord: Typhoon Power: The Megazord creates a powerful wind storm to destroy the monster.
• Flight: The Samurai Thunder Megazord has this ability thanks to the Samurai Star Chopper attaching itself to the Thunder Megazord's back.
• Fuuma Shuriken: The Samurai Star Megazord can detach the helicopter blades from its chest to form a gigantic shuriken.
• Grappling-Hook Pistol: Power Sphere 12 unlocks the Spider Catcher, a grappling hook that can catch Power Spheres and use them as a makeshift flail.
• Killer Yo-Yo: Power Sphere 10 unlocks the Bee Spinner, a spinning top-yoyo weapon.
• Mecha Expansion Pack: It can be involved in different Megazord combinations.
  • By replacing the Dolphin Ninjazord as the right arm of the Storm Megazord, it forms the Samurai Storm Megazord.
  • By attaching itself to the back of the Thunder Megazord, it forms the Samurai Thunder Megazord.
  • With the help of the Ninja Firebird, the Samurai Star Megazord can combine with the Storm Megazord and the Thunder Megazord to form the Hurricane Megazord.
• Noble Bird of Prey: The Samurai Star Chopper is based on a swallow.
• Transforming Mecha: The Samurai Star Chopper can transform into the Samurai Star Megazord.
• What Happened to the Mouse?: Its last known appearance was in its hiding spot as Marah and Kapri sabotage the teleporting system that releases it.

Mammothzord

Mammothzord

An ancient Zord used in ancient ninja folklore. It was found by Cam and controlled through the Lightning Rift Blaster in guitar mode.

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• Awesome Personnel Carrier: In the same vein as Titanus, the Mammothzord is used as a Carrierzord for the Megazords.
• Finishing Move:
  • Thunder Ultrazord: The Ultrazord launches a concentrated energy blast at the monster to destroy it.
  • Hurricane Ultrazord: After summoning most of the Power Sphere weapons and the Minizord, the Ultrazord fires a powerful energy blast through them against the monster.
• Killed Off for Real: It was destroyed by Zurgane in the finale.
• Mammoths Mean Ice Age: A giant Mammoth themed-Zord.
• Mecha Expansion Pack: With the Mammothzord, the Rangers can form the Thunder Ultrazord or the Hurricane Ultrazord.

Allies

Ninja Academy/Ninja Ops

Sensei Kanoi Watanabe

Sensei Kanoi Watanabe

Portrayed by: Grant McFarland

Voiced by: Benjamín Rivera (young), Luis Alfonso Padilla (adult) (Latin American Spanish)

Those who fail to install cable in time for the science-fiction marathon will feel the wrath of the angry guinea pig.

The head master of the Wind Academy and the father to Cam. During Lothor's first attack, he was turned into a guinea pig due to their attacks clashing.

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• Adaptation Species Change: Played with. While they're both still human, Kanoi's Sentai counterpart, Mugensai Hinata, transformed into a hamster and stayed that way for most of Hurricaneger, while Kanoi was forcibly transformed into a guinea pig by Lothor.
  • On a meta level, Mugensai alternated between a puppet and an actual hamster, while Kanoi is CG.
• Always Wanted to Say That: "Go for Sensei!"
• Big Good: He's Cam's father and the Rangers' sensei. And he's had experience dealing with Lothor before.
• Cain and Abel: He's the brother of Big Bad Lothor.
• Disowned Sibling: He no longer considers Lothor his brother.
• "Freaky Friday" Flip: With Shane and later Dustin in "Sensei Switcheroo".
• Hypocrite: Says his reasons for forbidding Cam become a ninja was because it was a life of constant danger, yet he has no qualms about subjecting other teens to such dangers, without their parents consent, or even their knowledge. Somewhat justified, since his wife, Cam's mother, was the one who asked that he not be trained, in what may have been a Deathbed Wish.
• Mentor Mascot: To be fair, he's stuck in that guinea pig body.
• Shapeshifter Mode Lock: He's stuck as a guinea pig for almost the entire season.
• Team Dad: Especially for Can, being his actual father.

Cyber-Cam

Cyber-Cam

Portrayed by: Jason Chan

Don't hate the player! Hate the game!

A holographic version of the original Cam that served as the new mission control after the latter became the Green Ranger.

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• A.I. Is a Crapshoot: In his first appearance he tries to take Cam's place.
• Easily Forgiven: See above.
• Mission Control: Takes over as this whenever Cam's unavailable.
• Polar Opposite Twins: With Cam, by design.
• Projected Man: He is a sentient hologram.
• Totally Radical: See quote. Cam designed him to be the polar opposite of how he perceived himself, which meant brash, loud, and "cool".

Wind Academy Students

Wind Academy Students

The other students of the academy, they are defeated and taken prisoner by Lothor at the beginning of the series.

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• And I Must Scream: They are imprisoned inside a big magic bubble and are constantly begging for help for the entire series until they are finally rescued to help in the final battle. Then they are trapped again during the Dino Thunder crossover.
• Badass in Distress: They are kidnapped and kept prisoners twice by Lothor, first in this show and later during the Ninja Storm/Dino Thunder crossover.
• Red Shirt Army: In the first episode, they are not able to beat simple Mooks. In the Dino Thunder crossover, they are also unable to defend the academy from Lothor, his generals, and the mind-controlled Wind Rangers.

Eric McKnight

Eric McKnight

Portrayed by: James Napier

A teenager saved by the Power Rangers, who eventually decides to join the Academy with his friends Kyle and Tally. He's the twin brother of Conner McKnight, who soon after would become the Red Dino Thunder Ranger and reveals that Eric flunked out of the Academy.

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• Ambiguous Situation: It's never explained why he lives in Blue Bay Harbor while his brother lives in Reefside.
• Cannot Keep a Secret: He apparently didn't bother to hide that students at the Academy could potentially become Power Rangers themselves, having told at least Conner.
• Last Episode, New Character: He only appears in the last two episodes of Ninja Storm, but his twin brother is one of the main characters of Dino Thunder and even encounters the Ninja Storm Rangers.
• Polar Opposite Twins: Downpalayed, as Conner thinks they're this as he describes Eric as being an airhead and that the two of them are completely different, being oblivious to the fact that this is how his friends see him. However while they share many similar qualities, Conner is very passionate about soccer and becomes a better leader through Character Development while Eric flunked out of the Academy, suggesting that Conner was more serious than his brother.
• Suspiciously Similar Substitute: Him and his friends are clear parallels to the Rangers, with Eric seemingly being the Dustin of his group.

Civilian

Kelly Holloway

Kelly Holloway

Portrayed by: Megan Nicol

The owner of an extreme sports store where Dustin works and his teammates hang out.

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• Locked Out of the Loop: She doesn't know that her friends are the Ninja Rangers.
• Nice Girl: Kelly is a lenient boss towards Dustin, helps him with his time trials off-duty, and generally tries to help other people during monster attacks.
• Screw the Money, I Have Rules!: Kelly refuses a chain store's attempt to buy her business for more than it's worth while keeping her on as a manager because they have a reputation for selling inferior products and not actually caring about extreme sports.

Lothor's Army

Lothor and Family

Lothor

Lothor / real name: Kiya Watanabe

Portrayed by: Grant McFarland, Daniel Sung (young)

Voiced by: Benjamín Rivera (young), Sebastián Llapur (Latin American Spanish)

The next person who uses a made-up word has to put a dollar in the made-up-word jar!

A ninja and alien conqueror who was banished from Earth but has returned to seek his revenge with his army of dark ninjas. His less-than-serious, chatty, and irreverent demeanor hides the fact that Lothor is a ferociously powerful warrior, armed with dangerous dark ninja magic and unrivaled hand-to-hand combat skills. He is introduced assaulting Wind Ninja Academy, and capturing all but three of its students, who now act as a thorn on his side as the Wind Rangers, later joined by the Thunder Rangers he initially decieved into helping him, and one more, whose journey inadvertedly reveals his past.

Years ago, a Wind Academy student named Kiya wanted to steal a pendant from another student, only for his brother Kanoi and a young man, Cam, to stop him. As punishment, he was stripped of his rank, and exiled into space. Years later, Kiya would return, now under the name Lothor, and capture his brother's students before setting his sights against the Wind Rangers.

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• Adaptational Badass: Tau Zant didn't get a chance to personally fight the Hurricanegers and Gouraigers without being fused with the "Evil Force". Lothor on the other hand, doesn't need the "Evil Force" to fight the Ninja Storm Rangers and is competent enough to force them out from their transformation. Also unlike Tau Zant he has no Achilles' Heel for anyone to exploit and is only beaten when the Rangers sacrifice their powers to seal him in the Abyss.
• Adaptational Comic Relief: Downplayed, but Tau Zant is a legitimately threatening Big Bad and not a Laughably Evil Not-So-Harmless Villain.
• Adaptational Intelligence: Unlike Tau Zant's one-route plan to awaken the Evil Will, Lothor had two plans for his conquests: either one of his monsters defeat the Ninja Storm Rangers or the Ninja Storm Rangers fill up the Abyss of Evil to let him resurrect every minion he's had and perhaps more, then use his regained army to take over the world.
• Adaptation Species Change: Whilst Tau Zant was an alien from outer space, Lothor is a human originally from Earth who was banished into space.
• Arch-Enemy: He's more than earned enmity with the Wind Rangers for kidnapping the rest of their classmates and the Thunder Rangers for causing the deaths of their parents, but he has a clear and personal hate for the Sensei. The two were brothers, or at least before Lothor was disowned, and the two share the same amount of hate for each other.
• Beware the Silly Ones: He spends more time sitting on his throne and cracking meta-jokes than actually fighting, but when he does fight he's quite clearly out of the Rangers' league. He even gives Mesogog trouble when their alliance falls apart, before the more serious villain manages to get the drop on him.
  Linkara: Lothor was one hell of a fighter!
• Beyond Redemption: Kanoi's attempts to reason with him in the first episode go nowhere. He's long since accepted Lothor is no longer the brother he knew.
• Big Bad: The main villain of Ninja Storm and leader of his own army to take over the world.
• Breaking the Fourth Wall: "This is the most fun I've had all season!"
  • And "What did you expect? He wasn't going to get SMALLER!"
• Cain and Abel: He's the twin brother of Mentor Sensei Kanoi Watanabe. By extension, this makes him Cam's Evil Uncle and Kanoi's Evil Twin.
• The Chessmaster: Throughout the series he uses everyone as pawns. He manipulated Vexacus, Marah and Kapri to kill his generals save for Choobo, had his monsters destroyed by the Rangers, and tricks Cam into stealing the Samurai Amulet so that he can open the Abyss of Evil.
• Chronic Backstabbing Disorder: He has betrayed everyone who has placed trust in him, including his monsters that he sent to battle the Rangers, Vexacus and most of Lothor's generals, Cam, as well as Marah and Kapri.
• The Corrupter: He corrupted the Thunder Rangers into thinking that Kanoi killed their parents.
• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Lothor might not be the most evil villain, but he's one of the best in terms of combat as the Rangers never defeat him in hand-to-hand. Mesogog also only beats him with a dirty trick.
• The Dark Arts: He practiced them in his youth. His powers have become even greater as an adult.
• Evil Plan: Wiping out Kanoi's ninja academy because of The Dark Side and revenge for exiling him. Family rivalry too.
• Exact Words: In the past, Kiya told Cam that he knows that his brother Kanoi can be defeated, which he later demostrates by attacking him with his dark ninja powers.
• Expy: Of the first big screen villain of the franchise, Ivan Ooze. Lothor's mannerisms, his lisp, higher pitch, down to his comedic yet menacing tone and specially his costume design heavily implies this. Further, on the crossover with Dino Thunder, Cam indagues whoever else besides Lothor would leave a trace of purple goo whenever appearing.
• Faux Affably Evil: Initially despite his supposed reputation, his plans tend to be sillier and his attitude is more of a sitcom uncle; in his youth he was initially friendly to Cam, that's until he tried to frame him of theft. And soon after it turns out that he is much more malicious than he let on, as he willingly let Vexacus kill a lot of his forces and ultimately leaves Marah and Kapri to die out of paranoia that they could betray him. He also is fully unrepetant of his villainous acts.
• Final Boss: At the end of the series, he becomes the very last villain our heroes have to face, with all his other generals and competitors biting the dust.
• Frame-Up:
  • Lothor framed his own brother for the murder of the Bradley brothers' parents which he himself committed.
  • In "The Samurai's Journey", his younger self frames Cam for the theft of Miko's Green Samurai amulet. Fortunately, Kanoi is able to expose Kiya's treachery. Lothor seems to have a penchant for framing his own family member for crimes he commits.
• From Nobody to Nightmare: Lothor was once Kiya, a student of the Wind Ninja Academy until he was banished for practicing The Dark Arts. When he returns as Lothor, he has amassed an army capable of taking on both the Wind and Thunder Ninja Academies.
• I Was Quite a Looker: As a teenager, Kiya was good looking while being a Ninja student, but ironically Kiya thought that only his brother Kanoi got the good looks in their family. He later lost this after his banishment.
• Karma: He imprisoned his brother's ninja students twice, the second time in a bottle, also he shrinked and turned his own brother into a guinea pig and betrayed his nieces Kapri and Marah. Later in the Dino Thunder team-up, he is betrayed by Marah and Kapri, is imprisoned into a crystal jar and while not turned into a guinea pig, he's still shrunk into a toy size by Mesogog.
• Killed Offscreen: In Dino Thunder. Since Mesogog sealed him in a canister at the end of the two-part team-up episode, he was most likely killed when Hayley destroys Mesogog's fortress in the finale.
• Kung-Fu Wizard: Lothor is a ninja who has mastered martial arts and magic.
• Large Ham: He loves hamming up the screen (even when he's dealing with incompetence from his nieces and generals) and just having fun being evil.
• Laughably Evil: His personal plans are... eccentric, to say the least. Mesogog has a complete lack of respect for him for a reason.
• Make My Monster Grow: He has a Personal Alien Manager, or P.A.M, that allows him to send out the Scroll of Empowerment and grow the monsters this season. Although it's later revealed that he can only grow one monster at a time due to forgoing the extra memory upgrade.
• Manipulative Bastard: He deserves this title and more for his insane the final stage of his Evil Plan alone.
• Motive Decay: Inverted once his master plan is revealed.
• Mood Whiplash: Being sandwiched between two truly horrifying Big Bads makes his Laughably Evil and Large Ham traits stick out a bit.
• Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: Keeping the The Wind Ninjas prisoner instead of destroying them ultimately lead to the tables being turned against him during the Final Battle.
• Not-So-Harmless Villain: Despite not being as serious as the two previous Big Bads before him, Lothor proves he's at least competent in terms of long term plans and hand-to-hand combat. He's one of the few villains in the franchise that his respective Rangers never actually beat in a real fight. Same goes for Mesogog; when the two battle, Mesogog ends up having to use his telepathy to gain the upper hand.
• Obfuscating Stupidity: He's not as dumb as he personifies and is one of the most competent of the villains, even being able to realize the Enemy Civil War within his generals. That being said, his endgame proves he played both sides for fools.
• Orcus on His Throne: But as it turns out, he has a reason.
• Related in the Adaptation: Tau Zant had no familial ties to anyone, let alone Furabijo and/or Wendinu, Shurikenger, or the Oboro family. Lothor is Marah, Kapri and Cam's uncle as well as Sensei Watanabe's brother.
• Pet the Dog: In the Dino Thunder team-up, Lothor is annoyed to see Marah and Kapri joined the Wind Ninja Academy and tries to imprison them as well, but he spares them when they offered to help him again, and Lothor agreed but on a trial basis. It bites back at him, when Kapri and Marah only pretended to join his army to get close to him and free the captured Sensei Kanoi and the ninja students.
• Sealed Evil in a Can: A Double Subversion, as he is sealed in the Abyss at the end of the series, and then breaks out in the next season, during the team-up episode. By the end of that episode, after Lothor's plan fails, Dino Thunder's Big Bad Mesogog defeats him in a fight and seals him in a canister.
• Surrounded by Idiots: One of the best examples of the franchise, he's fully aware he's trying to take over the world with the aid of total morons and just puts up with it. Just because it all plays into his endgame doesn't mean the whole process doesn't give him a migraine or two.
  • Partially subverted when it turns out that Marah and Kapri are actually highly intelligent and ruthless and just playing the morons.
• That Man Is Dead: He renounced his identity as Kiya Watanabe before he was exiled into space.
• Would Hit a Girl: In his youth, has no problem attacking Miko with his dark ninja powers, attacks the Blue Ranger who is a female and has no problem abandoning Marah and Kapri in his self-destroying ship.
• Villain Has a Point: Mocks Hunter and Blake for believing him when he said that Sensei killed their parents. Hard to argue with him given that they readily believed him without any evidence.
• You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: He has virtually everyone who has helped him with his Evil Plan killed, almost including Marah, Kapri and Cam.
• You Killed My Father: He killed Blake and Hunter's adopted parents, then convinced them that Sensei was the real murderer.

Marah & Kapri

Marah & Kapri

Portrayed by: Katrina Devine^note Azusa Yamamoto for distance shots (Marah) and Katrina Browne^note Mio Fukuzumi for distance shots (Kapri)

Voiced by: Rocío Mallo (Marah) and Ariadna Rivas (Kapri) (Latin American Spanish)

Lothor: "Take your nieces for the summer," they told me. "They won't be any trouble," they said.

Lothor's ditzy and fashion-conscious nieces who aspire to be members of their uncle’s army.

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• Adaptational Comic Relief: Downplayed as their basis are still comedic goofy villains, especially next to most of their fellow villains but Wendinu is also The Vamp and Furabijo is a Psychopathic Manchild with both girls having legitimate moments of competence despite their usual bumbling (mostly Wendinu). Here, they're portrayed as a pair of "Well Done, Daughter!" Girls.
• Adaptational Heroism: Not really heroism per se, but Wendinu and Furabijo never bothered to pull a Heel–Face Turn, preferring to resume their "mischief" on the Hurricanegers and Gouraigers in VS Abaranger and 10 Years After even after Jakanja is destroyed.
• Adaptational Modesty: Kapri's costume is more or less the same as Wendinu's, but with her chest covered up.
• Adaptational Personality Change: Their Sentai counterparts are much more effective in doing their jobs than them.
• Ambiguously Absent Parent: Marah and Kapri's parents are never seen and mentioned only once throughout Ninja Storm and they are stated to be Lothor's nieces, not his daughter, and they are definitely not the daughters of Kanoi's as Cam is their cousin, and Cam is Kanoi’s son. Lothor says that he is their uncle only by marriage, suggesting Lothor was once married.
• The Baronesses: They try to be the Sexpot variety at times, with Kapri attempting the Rosa Klebb personality, but they're too immature and incompetent to really count as either.
• Bratty Teenage Nieces: Only by marriage (hinted at in the premiere and later confirmed in Dino Thunder).
• Bumbling Henchmen Duo: They try to be, but they always fail when given a chance to prove themselves. That turns out to have been the plan all along, though.
• Color Motif: Kapri's is pink and orange for Marah, they even wear their signature colors in their ninja uniforms after joining the Wind Academy.
• Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: They can be amazingly competent, under the right circumstances.
• Dark Action Girl: They occasionally show themselves to be competent fighters.
• Dark Magical Girl: They lack a Magical Girl to contrast but they have other components such as seeking their uncle's approval, lacking any friends save each other and a Heel–Face Turn when a Ranger offers to accept them as family. Though one could say they contrast Cam because his relationship with Kanoi is the opposite of their's to Lothor's.
• Dating Catwoman: Marah does this with Dustin in "All About Beevil". While she later invokes The Only One Allowed to Defeat You meaning that she wasn't pulling a Heel–Face Turn for their sake, she isn't all that happy when everyone congratulates her on such a perfect plot later, which prompts Kapri to tease her.
  You like him!
  • Later on in the finale, Marah asks Cam if Dustin's still mad at her for the whole backstabbing thing, at least partially confirming feelings on her end.
• The Ditz: Silly, airheaded and incompetent, most of the time.
• Even Evil Has Standards: They were pretty grossed out that Lothor had General Trayf's remains cooked for a barbecue. The incident even made Marah decide to be a vegetarian.
• Failure Is the Only Option: The entire season they're belittled by their uncle for not being evil and competent. Once they prove to him otherwise, he says he can't trust them and leaves them to die.
• Good Costume Switch: After their Heel–Face Turn, they drop their alien ninja outfits and adopt their natural hair color (blonde for Kapri and brunette for Marah). In the PRNS/PRDT Team-up, when they pretend to rejoin Lothor's army, he changes their outfits and hairstyles back to their villainous ones and later they drop them for good, when they revealed to their cousin Cam and the other rangers they were only pretended to be evil to rescue the ninja students and Sensei Kanoi
• Heel–Face Turn: at the end of the series.
• High-Heel–Face Turn: Marah and Kapri are the only Ninja Storm villains who turn good at the season's end.
• Love at First Sight: Marah finds Dustin cute from the first time she lays eyes on him, well before their Dating Catwoman dynamic develops.
• Master of Disguise: In several episodes, the sisters employ an Unlimited Wardrobe and various different hairstyles to interact with the Power Rangers incognito. How successful said disguises are varies, but the two have some talent (particularly Kapri, especially the time she impersonates a male doctor).
• Obfuscating Stupidity: Revealed that much of their ditzy persona has all been an act, they're far smarter and capable than they've been letting on and wanted to be underestimated. However, they do retain their Valley Girl personalities.
• Perky Female Minions: Marah certainly is. Kapri seems more vindictive than her sister.
• Related in the Adaptation: They're sisters as well Lotor's nieces, Cam's cousins and Sensei Watanabe's nieces as well; Wendinu and Furabijo have no familial relation with each other, Tau Zant, Shurikenger or the Oboro family in Hurricaneger.
• The Starscreams: They tried to pull this out of Obfuscating Stupidity. As a result, they were left to die in Lothor's self-destructing base in "Storm Before The Calm", but Cam, Hunter and Blake saved their bacons. Double Subverted as Lothor admits he told them to, but felt they were a little to enthusiastic about it. They were able to pull it off more successfully in the Dino Thunder crossover, resulting in Sensei being freed just in time to keep the Brainwashed and Crazy Wind Ninjas from wreaking havoc on their Dino Thunder counterparts.
• Spared by the Adaptation: They survived the season unlike their Hurricanger counterparts.
• Tangled Family Tree: Marah and Kapri are Lothor's nieces by marriage, but it's unclear whether their aunt/uncle used to be married to Lothor, married an unmentioned Watanabe sibling, or was Lothor's sister-in-law (Cam's mother).
• Unwitting Pawn: By the end of the series, Marah and Kapri have come to realize that Lothor is using them for his plan to open the Abyss of Evil.
• Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: When Tori's Dolphin Zord bites Kapri's zord, the latter says that she hates fish. However Kapri's worst fear is spiders, while Marah's is being laughed at.
• You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: In the finale, Lothor abandons Marah and Kapri, along with Cam, on his self-destructing ship after activating the Abyss of Evil.
• Your Makeup Is Running: After Marah's pet fish dies, her mascara runs down her face and she goes through several dozen tissues crying after her pet fish dies. In another episode, both girls have their makeup smeared when they get sprayed with a hose.

Generals

In General

• Adaptational Wimp: This applies to their revived versions in the final battle, although the original generals also suffered Conservation of Ninjutsu, they were still powerful enough that 5 rangers had to work as a team to defeat them, in this version instead, Shane defeats 4 of them with relative ease.

Zurgane

Zurgane

Voiced by: Peter Rowley

Voiced by: Sergio Castillo (Latin American Spanish)

Will there never be a day that is marked for victory? Will I always have to suffer at the hands of the Power Rangers? Tell me, when will it end?

A kabuki robot and Lothor's main general. He's one of the few serious villains, and often has to keep his boss and his fellow generals on-track when it comes to battling the Rangers. He would fight the Rangers on his own on both the ground, and in the Megazord battles with his own series of Zords.

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• All There in the Manual: The toyline states he's actually an ant-like alien creature controlling a mechanical body on the inside (like his Hurricanger counterpart). Nothing in the series even remotely suggests such a thing. The tiny alien creature controlling a mechanical body on the inside idea was used for General Tynamon in Power Rangers (Super) Ninja Steel
• Bowdlerize: His death scene is a bit less violent than in Hurricaneger, editing out Vexacus stabbing him in the gut.
• The Dragon: Lothor's second in command and the only one who seems to take defeating the Rangers seriously.
• Dual Wielding: He wields two swords stored in his shoulders.
• The Evil Genius: He makes robots, enlarges the Monster of the Week and does the scheming.
• Hyper-Competent Sidekick: Is, at least early on, the main reason why Lothor's plans tended to work.
• No Mouth: He often finds himself mocked for this.
• Not So Above It All: Zurgane is typically The Comically Serious Only Sane Man of Lothor's army, but he drops this persona at times.
  • He displays some dancing moves for his fellow villains on two occasions. The first time Lothor orders him to to improve morale, but the second time he does so on his own accord and clearly enjoys it.
  • He laughs at a sarcastic quip Lothor makes while chewing out Choobo.
  • He introduces a new monster (General Trayf) in the style of a fight promoter.
• Only Sane Man: Until Vexacus joined, he was the only villain who took the Rangers seriously and his plans and ideas were more successful. He's the only villain, one of the few in the franchise, who suggested attacking the Rangers when they can't morph.
• Spell My Name With An S: Zurgane is a literal translation of his Japanese name, Sargain.
• Surrounded by Idiots: Even more so than his boss.
• Undying Loyalty: No matter how... odd Lothor's plans and mannerisms are, Zurgane never ceases his loyalty and fears disappointing him.
• A Villain Named "Z__rg": The first syllable in his name is pronounced Zurg.
• Villainous Breakdown: He suffers one during the finale of "General Deception." Considering what happened to him immediately afterward, it doubles as Tempting Fate.
• Why Don't You Just Shoot Him?: Zurgane urges Lothor to kill the captured Thunder Rangers rather than brainwash them.
• Wrecked Weapon: Both of his swords are broken when he is mortally wounded by Vexacus.

Choobo

Choobo

Voiced by: Bruce Hopkins, David Lodge (Power Rangers: Super Legends), Jorge Ornelas (Latin American Spanish)

Blake: He's not technically an intelligent life-form...

Lothor's green-skinned lieutenant. The Butt-Monkey of Lothor's army, not particularly bright but with a lot of strength.

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• Adaptational Personality Change: Choobo is a Dumb Muscle with the personality of a Momma's Boy. Chuzubo on the other hand, is not.
• Adaptational Dumbass: His Sentai counterpart is a Genius Bruiser.
• The Brute: Choobo is the dumb and powerful comic relief. Outside of his plan against the Thunder Rangers, he's mostly there for laughs until the finale.
• Dumb Muscle: Blake's quote above says everything you need to know about him.
• Not-So-Harmless Villain: Choobo is an incredibly unlucky dimwit who doesn't take part in many battles, but he also strikes some significant blows against the heroes.
  • He's the one who shrinks and captures all of the other ninja students in the premiere.
  • He's willing to help kill Marah and Kapri in the finale.
  • He tricks the Thunder Rangers into being brainwashed.
  • After Lothor banishes him, he steals a scroll of empowerment and almost defeats the Rangers.
• Screw This, I'm Outta Here: In the finale, Choobo flees Lothor's ship after it's rigged to self-destruct.
• Simpleton Voice: As per usual with fat Power Rangers villains.
• Spell My Name With An S: Like Zurgane above, Choobo is a direct translation of Chuzubo.
• Spared by the Adaptation: Chuzubo is the first of the Jakanja to die, and that's even before Shurikenger comes into play. Here, Choobo is merely shrunken after his great plot to turn the Thunder Rangers back against the Wind Rangers fails. He returns to normal a few episodes later, and is demoted back to comic relief.
• Uncertain Doom: Interestingly, he's not shown exploding when hit by Shane's Battlizer, and he's never shown being thrown into the abyss like the other villains. There's the possibility he just chose to run away, or his defeat was just off screen.
• Villainous Crush: In the filler "Snip It, Snip It Good", one line suggests he has one for Tori. However, unlike most examples, he doesn't make moves on her or become an Abhorrent Admirer towards her, though given his personality it's unlikely he'd have gone through with it.
• You Have Failed Me: In "Return of Thunder", Lothor banishes him from his ship once he finds out about Choobo's plans.

Vexacus

Vexacus

Voiced by: Michael Hurst

Voiced by: Armando Coria (Latin American Spanish)

I don't have time to waste with an over-the-hill ninja warlord.

A shark themed bounty hunter, Vexacus originally came to Earth to hunt for Skyla and take her powers. However, after Shane gained them, he joined Lothor's forces as the head general, although he himself had plans to take the latter out for his own goals.

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• Adaptational Wimp: His sentai counterpart Sandaaru is a master manipulator and enough of a threat he usurps his master, Tau Zant and is effectively the Big Bad of the final stretch of the series. In contrast, Vexacus is still cunning and competent, but gets totally outplayed, manipulated and disposed of by Tau Zant's Power Rangers counterpart Lothor.
• Arch-Enemy: To Shane Clarke.
• BFS: He wields a long, nasty-looking sword.
• Bounty Hunter: Self-described, although he's only hunting Skyla so he can take her power for himself. After Shane destroys his spaceship, he joins up with Lothor for lack of any other options.
• Bowdlerize: Him and the Thunder Megazord stabbing each other was (rather clumsily) edited to have them slash each other instead.
• Comically Serious: In contrast to the more Laughably Evil characters of the series, this provides his moments of levity thanks to his serious nature.
• Curb-Stomp Battle: Almost every fight he takes part in has him dishing out these.
• Dragon with an Agenda: Takes this place in Lothor's army after his debuts.
• Knight of Cerebus: The shows rears into dark territory once he arrives. He murders Skyla, his plans are more menacing, he's the strongest of Luthor's generals, and he even attempts to betray his own generals to become a serious typical Power Rangers villain.
• Noodle Incident: He has a nasty history with Lothor.
• No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Takes down Zurgane and Motodrone this way.
• Team Killer: He takes out Zurgane and Motodrone on his way up the ladder to Lothor.
• Threatening Shark: He can summon a "land shark" construct to ride on. He even looks like one.
• The Sociopath: Even Lothor, with his own hidden master plan and rather callous regard for his own family, is unable to come to his level given his Laughably Evil demeanor, which Vexacus doesn't have.
• The Starscream: He was planning on it, but was taken out by the Rangers ahead of time. Ultimately revealed to be part of Lothor's Evil Plan.
• Took a Level in Badass: Shane was able to hold out against him in his debut, even when a fight with him using Ninja Sword Gold Mode. Vexacus' later fights have him easily defeating the Rangers single-handedly.
• Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: Although Ninja Storm is the first Power Rangers series to have a truly light-hearted tone, Vexacus is still a very dark and dangerous villain - he destroyed both Zurgane and Motodrone on screen, tried to upstage Lothor as leader and never showed any remorse for any of his comrades.
• You Have Outlived Your Usefulness: By the end of the series, he disposes of virtually all the generals as part of Lothor's plan to open the Abyss of Evil.

Motodrone

Motodrone

Voiced by: Craig Parker

Voiced by: Mario Castañeda (Latin American Spanish)

Shimazu: In my day, a general had to earn his rank!

Motodrone: In your day, they fought with wooden sticks and horses.

Perry was a motorcycle mechanic that, in a freak accident, became Motodrone, a mutant mechanical entity. While Hunter was able to save Perry from his alternate personality, Zurgane took the scrapped parts and rebuilt Motodrone into a new general.

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• Adaptational Late Appearance: Motodrone's Hurricenger counterpart appeared in the premiere episode. Here, Motodrone appears well into the second half of Ninja Storm.
• Adaptational Species Change: Manmaruba was an insectoid alien who metamorphosed into various forms, Motodrone is instead a cyborg that was once a human.
• Adapted Out: Manmaruba's first form, a small insect, was not adapted as either a form of his or a separate character.
• A.I. Is a Crapshoot: Perry wanted "the perfect rider", but it turned out to be a supervillain and went real bad after he merged with his intelligence. Go figure.
• Arch-Enemy: To Hunter Bradley
• Badass Biker: "I'll show you what this "heap" can do!"
• Badass Longcoat: He tends to wear one for no reason other than to look cool.
• The Coats Are Off: At one point, he basically gets a Dress Hits Floor shot.
• Decomposite Character: In Eye of the Storm, he fights alongside a powerful monster called Eyezak, who is actually his One-Winged Angel from from Hurricaneger.
• Dies Differently in Adaptation: Because of the decomposite trope above, Motodrone dies at Vexacus' hands as opposed to the Hurricane Megazord like his Sentai counerpart did (which befell Eyezak).
• The Evil Genius: As long as it is related to cars or motorcycles.
• I'm Melting!: How Vexacus killed him. His remains stayed around until they were discovered by a disgusted pair of Marah and Kapri.
• In the Hood: He likes to wear a hooded cloak.
• You're Insane!: "Yes, but that's the fun of it!"

Shimazu

Shimazu

Voiced by: Jeremy Birchall

Voiced by: Bardo Miranda (Latin American Spanish)

You have a lot to learn, warrior. You can start with respecting your elders!

An ancient warlord that attacked the local village 2,000 years ago, he was accidentally awakened during a battle between the Green Ranger and Motodrone, and immediately joined Lothor's forces.

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• Adaptational Jerkass: Satarakura is more of a comic relief villain than The Starscream in Hurricanger and even his brief treacherous stint was out of loyalty to Sandaaru than his own ambitions.
• The Beastmaster: Shimazu can control a trio of wolf monsters called the Wolfblades.
• The Comically Serious: Like Vexacus, he attempts to use his expertise as a former Japanese warlord as a threat, easily capable of defeating four rangers at once. His calm, sneaky, and cunning nature are indeed notable, but in a series where the comic relief characters have more prevalence, he's often seen as the butt of jokes.
• Death by Irony: He allies himself with Marah and Kapri to save himself from Vexacus, only to be killed by them under Vexacus' orders.
• Elite Mooks: His Wolfblades are in between the strength of the Kelzaks and a Monster of the Week.
• Taken for Granite: Until the crossfire from a battle brought him back to life.
• The Hyena: Shimazu laughs a lot.
• The Starscream: He is this, to Zurgane and Lothor, alongside Vexacus, starting in the two-part episode "General Deception".

Other Members

Kelzaks

Kelzaks

Lothor's personal foot soldiers.

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• Big Creepy-Crawlies: Each Kelzak features a red centipede on their face.
• The Bus Came Back: A few of them returned in the next season's crossover Thunder Storm.
• Canon Immigrant: The Kelzak Furies were Power Rangers exclusive foot soldiers.
• Devious Daggers: Each Kelzak wields a dagger as their main weapon.
• Elite Mooks: Monster of the Week Beevil created her own squad of Kelzaks called the Kelzak Furies, which were three times stronger than an average Kelzak.
• Hand Blast: Some are capable of firing energy blasts from their hands.
• Mooks: For Lothor's army.

The Monsters

In General:

• Adapted Out: Gliding Ninja Musasabisutaru is the only Hurricaneger monster not to be adapted for the series, not even as a cameo.
• Adaptational Species Change: Like with Lost Galaxy, Ninja Storm decided to throw away the faction-based monsters from the Sentai and have the monsters under one banner. ^note For curiosity's sake, the factions included: the Bionin Corps (led by Choobo), the Mechanic Corps (led by Zurgane), the Mask Corps (led by Shimazu), and the Phantom Beast Corps (led by Vexacus). Each group also had a different method to enlarge the monsters (the Bionin Corps used the Scroll of Empowerment, the Mechanic Corps used a missile that turned into a "Copy Giant" robot that would scan a defeated monster and turn into a duplicate, and the Mask Corps used a mask that fused to the remains of a monster and grew it); only the Scroll of Empowerment was used in Ninja Storm, albeit fired from Lothor's ship with a handheld device a la the Copy Giant method, as opposed to a bazooka.
• Back from the Dead: All of them (minus Inflatron and Eyezak) were brought back in the finale.
• Conservation of Ninjutsu: Throughout the season, even the "weak" were still strong enough to take on a Ranger one on one. When they all return as an army in the season finale, they are so easily defeated that they are virtually indistinguishable from the Kelzaks.
• Degraded Boss: They all return to fill the role of Mooks in the final battle.

Blue Face

Voiced By: Craig Parker

A mantis-themed monster sent by Lothor to capture the three remaining Wind Academy students.

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• Bowdlerize: His counterpart's death in Hurricanger included a shot of his head exploding. This was cut out for Ninja Storm.
• The Bus Came Back: Returned briefly next season in Thunder Storm.
• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Death by Irony: He died against the three students he was sent to capture, aka the Power Rangers.
• Sinister Scythe: Had one, but he never used it during the battle.
• Starter Villain: The first of Lothor's monsters that the Ninja Storm Rangers defeat.

Mad Magnet

Voiced By: Craig Parker

A robotic magnet-themed spider monster.

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• Attack Its Weak Point: His energy core is both his strength and weakness.
• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Healing Factor:Was able to regenerate his body despite being blasted apart by the Ninja Zords.
• Magnetism Manipulation: Being a magnet monster, Mad Magnet can fire green colored lighting beams from either his hands or eyes that can create magnetic forces between people and stick them together. Alternatively, he can throw metal objects at his opponents through the use of magnetic waves.

Copybot

Voiced By: Jason Hoyte

A chameleon-theme monster.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: He wields two blades that are held below his arms.
• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Me's a Crowd: Can create up to four copies of himself.
• Super-Speed: Has this ability, which was a requirement for the Rangers to activate the Lightning Mode on the Storm Megazord.

Terramole

Voiced By: John Leigh

A drill-themed mole monster.

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• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Dig Attack: True to being a mole, Terramole can dig underground to attack his opponents.
• Wolverine Claws: Has these.

Amphibator

Voiced By: Mark Wright

A robotic frog monster.

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• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Dies Differently in Adaptation: In Hurricenger, he was defeated by Goat Hammer combo (the Flail Combo in Ninja Storm). Because the Turtle Mace was not introduced yet, Amphibator was instead destroyed by the Ram Hammer.

Florabundacus

Voiced By: Cal Wilson

A flower monster.

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• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Green Thumb: Can control plants.
• She's a Man in Japan: Her Hurricanger counterpart was originally a male.

Snipster

Voiced By: Jeremy Birchall

A scissor-themed rabbit monster sent to attack an Environmental Conference.

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• Bowdlerize: In Hurricaneger, the Turtle Mace went all the way through his body, with a Torso with a View shot afterwards. In Ninja Storm, it simply cuts from the mace crashing into him to him falling and exploding.
• Blade Below the Shoulder: Has scissor-like blades on both of his arms for combat.
• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Eye Laser: Can fire red-orange energy lasers in rapid succession from the rabbit eyes.

Toxipod/Super Toxipod

Voiced By: John Leigh

A snail-themed monster that Choobo used as part of his ploy to destroy both the Wind and Thunder Rangers.

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• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Came Back Strong: After being destroyed by the Storm Megazord, Choobo revived him into Super Toxipod.
• Composite Character: His normal form and super form were actually father and son in Hurricanger, but were made into one character in Power Rangers.

Bopp-A-Roo

Voiced By: Mark Wright

A robotic boxing kangaroo monster with a roulette wheel on his chest.

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• Bare-Fisted Monk: Unsurprisingly due to his boxer theme. He later got bigger gloves from Zurgane.
• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Elemental Powers: With his roulette wheel, he can use water, fire, and lightning.

General Trayf

Voiced By: Greg Johnson

A pig monster.

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• The Bus Came Back: Returned briefly next season in Thunder Storm.
• Blow You Away: Can create a gust of wind from his snout.
• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Dies Differently in Adaptation: Destroyed by the Sword Slasher in Hurricenger, destroyed by the Flail Combo in Ninja Storm.
• Make My Monster Grow: Was capable of growing without the Scroll of Empowerment.
• Monstrous Cannibalism: After he's defeated, Lothor has a barbecue with his remains.
• Pungeon Master: As usual for Power Rangers pig monsters, he constantly spouts pork puns.
• Punny Name: "Trayf" is the Hebrew word for non-kosher food, like pork.

Madtropolis

Voiced By: Dallas Barnett

A bull and eye-themed monster that looks like he has a miniature city on top of his head.

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• Bowdlerize: His explosion in Hurricanger was much more graphic, with red chunks flying out.
• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Energy Absorption: His main goal was to drain the Rangers of their powers.
• Master of Illusion: Can use his powers to create people, locations, or others to confuse his opponents.
• The Worf Effect: Defeated the five main Rangers due to their weakened state, but lost to the newly created Green Samurai Ranger.

Sucker

Voiced By: Dene Young

A mosquito and mouth-themed monster.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: Had two scythe like weapons for arms.
• Energy Absorption: With his nose, he could drain the Storm Megazord's power.
• Viral Transformation: One bite, and he almost turned Cam into a mosquito person. However, Cam was able to reverse it by forcing Sucker to bite him again.

Hiphopper

Voiced By: ???

A cicada monster.

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• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Dies Differently in Adaptation: In Hurricanger, he was destroyed by Senpuujin. In Power Rangers, he was destroyed by the Thunder Ranger's Thunder Blaster.

Sky Scrapper

Voiced By: ???

A skyscraper-themed amoeba monster.

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• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Dies Differently in Adaptation: In Hurricanger, he was destroyed by Hurricane Hawk when Gouraijin tried to intervene. In Power Rangers, he was destroyed by the Thunder Ranger's Thunder Blaster.
• Dishing Out Dirt: Can shoot dust from his hands.
• Healing Factor: Should he be destroyed by a normal attack, Sky Scrapper can reform his body.

Starvark

Voiced By: Jorgito Vargas, Jr

A tapir-themed monster.

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• Dual Wielding: Wields two swords.
• Playing with Fire: Can fire flame bursts from the eye on his neck.

Tentacreep

Voiced By: ???

An octopus monster.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: Wields two Octo Blades on his arms.
• Combat Tentacles: True to his name, Tentacreep can summon tentacles in order to trap his opponents.
• Dies Differently in Adaptation: In Hurricanger, he was destroyed by Senpuujin. In Power Rangers, he was destroyed by the Thunder Ranger's Thunder Staffs.
• Unrelated in the Adaptation: He and Choobo were cousins in Hurricanger, but there's no indication in Power Rangers that they were related.

Magic Moustache

Voiced By: ???

A catfish monster.

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• Double Weapon: Wields a double ended bayonet as his primary weapon.

Fragra

Voiced By: Penny Ashton

A magician-like perfume and hand-themed alien monster sent by Zurgane to create perfume out of humans.

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• Brave Scot: Has a Scottish accent in her voice.
• Playing with Fire: Can shoot ninja star shaped fireballs from her left hand.

Mr. Ratwell

Voiced By: Mark Wright

A crossbow-wielding mouse and love-themed monster who helped Lothor start his TV career.

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• Automatic Crossbow: His main weapon.
• Cupid's Arrow: He carries a box of heart shape tablets that, when eaten, can make any one fall in love.
• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.

DJ Drummond

Voiced By: Michael Hurst

A drum-like monster that was accidentally summoned by a kid with a CB Radio.

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• Shock and Awe: He can fire yellow lighting bolts from his antenna.

Beevil

Voiced By: Lori Dungey (Ninja Storm)/Malika Lim (Hyper Force)

A bee/helicopter-like monster, and an old friend of Marah.

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• The Bus Came Back: Made an appearance in Hyperforce.
• Double Weapon: Wields a double bladed staff called the Bee Blade.
• Elite Mooks: She turns the Kelzaks into their stronger form known as the Kelzak Furies through the powder she spewed. They still make further appearance even after her demise though.

Footzilla

Voiced By: Joel Tobeck

A foot-themed cyclops monster.

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• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Gravity Master: When he sticks somebody with his anti gravity bunion pad, he can use his staff to control their gravity.

Slob Goblin

Voiced By: Joel Tobeck

A tongue-themed monster in a mailbox-like armor.

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• The Cameo: Made one during The Wild Wipeout.
• Eye Laser: Can fire them from his left blue eye.

Morty Board

Voiced By: ??

A robotic mushroom monster.

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• Flat Character: Doesn't have much of a personality.

Wolfblades

A trio of werewolf-like monsters.

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• The Bus Came Back: Returned briefly next season in Thunder Storm.
• Fusion Dance: The three were able to combine into the Wolfblade Conglomerate.
• Lightning Bruiser: Alone, a single Wolfblade can hit as well as it can dodge.
• Shock and Awe: In the Wolfblade Conglomerate, it could fire a large blue lighting beam from the middle mouth.
• Wolverine Claws: Each of them have claws for combat.
• The Worf Effect: The Wolfblade Conglomerate was strong in the first two battles against the Thunderstorm Megazord, but it soon felt the wrath of the Mammothzord after Cam released it.

Goldwinger

Voiced By: Glen Drake

A moth-themed monster.

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• Dies Differently in Adaptation: In Hurricanger, he was destroyed by Revolver Gourai Senpuujin. In Power Rangers, he was destroyed by Shane in the Tri-Battlizer.
• Healing Factor: If he loses a body part, he can just grow them back by lighting up a button on his back.
• Shock and Awe: He release a wide spread of powerful orange colored lightning at his enemies.

Bald Loser

Voiced By: ??

A nose-inspired clown monster. Briefly glimpsed on Lothor's monitors getting beaten by Dustin in Double-Edge Blake, and then appeared in the monster crowd of the next season's crossover.

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• Flat Character: Doesn't have much of a personality.
• I Have Many Names: Also called Nosey the Clown.
• Monster Clown: Oh yes.
• The Voiceless: Went throughout the episode without speaking.

Inflatron

Voiced By: Dene Young

An ear and balloon-themed monster.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: A variation, he has whips attached to the end of each of his arms, which he uses for combat.
• Deadly Gas: According to Cam, one balloon would release a toxic gas if popped. However, it is never seen as none of his balloons burst.
• Name-Tron: Inflatron.
• Shock and Awe: Inflatron can shoot lightning from his eyes.

Eyezak

A nightmare-theme monster.

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• Combat Tentacles: Has these for arms.
• Decomposite Character: He was Motordrone's final form in Hurricanger, but in Power Rangers, he was made into his own monster.
• Trauma Button: By placing a collar on his opponent, he can force them to experience their worst fears.
• The Voiceless: Did not speak other than grunting.

Condortron

Voiced By: ??

A robotic Condor-like monster built by Vexacus.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: He can use the wings on his arms as blades.
• Made of Iron: Was durable enough to withstand blasts from the Storm Megazord and Thunder Megazord.
• Wolverine Claws: Has these.

Catonia

Voiced By: ??

A female ocelot-themed monster that appeared along with the other monsters that escaped the Abyss of Evil.

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• Flat Character: Only appears in the finale of Ninja Storm.

Loong Ago

Voiced By: ??

A Chinese dragon-themed monster that appeared along with the other monsters that escaped the Abyss of Evil.

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• The Bus Came Back: Returned briefly next season in Thunder Storm.
• Flat Character: Only appears in the finale of Ninja Storm.

Evil Zords

Zurganezord

The first evil zord Zurgane piloted against the Rangers.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: Has these for weapons.
• Made of Iron: It was strong enough to withstand the strikes of the Serpent Sword.
• Tractor Beam: It can use this by joining its hands together.

Zurganezord II

The second evil zord Zurgane piloted against the Rangers.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: Has these for weapons.
• Lightning Bruiser: It can convert itself into Lightning Mode, similar to the Storm Megazord. It's even quick enough to snatch a Power Sphere just when the Rangers launched one.

Zurganezord III

The third evil zord Zurgane piloted against the Rangers.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: Has these for main weapons.
• Thanatos Gambit: While initially weaker than the other two Zurganezord's, Zurgane himself used this zord to scan the Ranger's weapons and implement them to his true zord.

Hyper Zurganezord

The fourth and final evil zord Zurgane piloted against the Rangers.

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• The Ace: Zurgane's last zord and easily his most powerful.
• Cool Sword: Has one called the Hyper Sword, which was created from the data of the Ranger's Megazords.
• Curb-Stomp Battle: Easily defeats the Hurricane Megazord and the Mammoth Zord in its first battle.
• Rocket Punch: Has this ability.
• The Worf Effect: It was strong enough to defeat the Hurricane Megazord, but soon lost to the Hurricane Ultrazord.

Kaprizord

Kapri's personal zord.

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• Blade Below the Shoulder: Has these for weapons.

Marahzord

Marah's personal zord.

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• Battle Baton: Has these for weapons.

Shimazuzord

Shimazu's personal zord.

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• Wolverine Claws: Uses these for the lack of weapons.

Lothorzord

Lothor's personal zord.

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• Demoted to Extra: This zord was actually the final form of the Hurricangers main antagonist (Tau Zant).
• Shock and Awe: Can electrocute its enemies on contact.
• Taking You with Me: Before exploding, it grabbed the Storm Megazord to make sure it went with it.

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