By Rangercast
The most morphenomenal podcast on the web, Rangercast has news, reviews and discussion about Power Rangers episodes, games, comics and toys, as well as what's happening across the Pacific in the wo
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Tyler and Mike talk about what went down at PMC this year, from the panels to the cosplay to the crowds. You can find our photos on our Facebook page.
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Yes, we know, it's been a while. Yes, we know, there's a lot to talk about, including an auction of hundreds of pieces of Power Rangers memorabilia and tokusatsu license news out of Otakon. It'll have to wait a bit longer.
In the meantime, we caught up with Tomi Trembath, a former Rangercast co-host behind When We Transform, a comic project now on Kickstarter. Trembath also hosts the podcasts Giant Sized Violence and Transcending Comics.
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After months of radio silence, Hasbro this week confirmed they've pulled the plug on the Jonathan Entwistle/Jenny Klein Power Rangers project. They're seeking a new partner and starting from scratch. Tyler and Josh are here to talk about the news. Also in this episode...
Our Q&A with Morphin Museum
Adrian Carr shares the much-discussed "second pilot" of MMPR
Cosmic Fury gets Kids Choice Awards nods
Power Rangers Infinity #1 hits shelves in August
Kakuranger celebrates 30th with TTFC special
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Rita's Rewind coming soon to Steam and consoles
MMPR/ARK: Survival Evolved crossover due late June
Yuka Motohashi, Carranger's Yellow Racer, dies after cancer battle
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Hasbro, ostensibly a toy company, has licensed global Power Rangers toy rights to Playmates, with CEO Chris Cocks telling investors the brand just wasn't profitable enough to keep making in-house. With the sale of Entertainment One and the apparent fizzling-out of Jonathan Entwistle's planned movie and television projects, is this the end of the road for Power Rangers? Tyler and Josh talk about it.
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Austin St. John is back in the headlines and again it's for all the wrong reasons. In a February podcast interview with Jim Cummings, he said he planned a clothing line featuring quotes from leaders both famous and infamous, saying the German mustache guy "was a demon on steroids but he had some pretty good one-liners." This week, Power Rangers fans took notice of the comments and the former Red Ranger has faced backlash from nearly all corners. Tyler and Mike Manos offer their takes on what he said, and how fans and fan events should respond.
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Koichi Sakamoto is a household name for Power Rangers fans. The Japanese American director and producer best known for his work on Power Rangers from the mid-1990s up through 2009 before heading to Japan and working on iconic tokusatsu franchises. His new movie is Ninja vs. Shark, out now on Blu-ray.
We spoke to Sakamoto-san at AnimeNJ++. Thanks to John Sirabella of Media Blasters for his help in arranging this interview. We'll talk more about the convention in our next episode. Be sure to check out the video version of this episode.
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Tyler and Mike Manos talk about the episodes "Team Work," "Rock Out" and "Take Off." We also discuss some developments on the Power Rangers and Sentai fronts.
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We're pleased to bring you an interview with Pan, the face, voice and pen behind the tokusatsu-themed idol project Bakery Sentai Panranger. Pan (they/them) this week released their first original song, GUARDIAN. We talked to them about their background, style and the rigors of a summer spent performing at cons and other events all over the country.
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In this episode, we finally get to discussing the first few episodes of Power Rangers Cosmic Fury: Lightning Strikes, Beyond Repair and Off Grid.
We also talk about some toy news, some comic news and a rare mention of Sentai in People magazine. We discuss the arrest of Gokaiger and Garo actor Junya Ikeda and mourn the passing of Eka Darville's young son, Mana.
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This episode was recorded just prior to the end of the SAG-AFTRA strike, so we glossed over Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always to honor the union's guidance.
Tyler sat down virtually with Andrew Bush, director of the Kickstarter tokusatsu project Metal Force. The project aims to create a horror-tinged short. The project is about a metal band that gets abducted by aliens and granted superpowers. It has raised more than $4,000, twice its initial goal. Funding closes next Monday.
(This recording makes reference to the Writers Guild of America strike. The WGA has since reached a tentative deal with producers. The SAG-AFTRA strike remains ongoing.)
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The podcast currently has 33 episodes available.