^ ha, you beat me to it
It's been announced that Mill Creek Entertainment has made a deal with Tsuburaya Productions to release every Ultra series on disc and digital in the US. According to Io9 this will be over 1,100 episodes over 30 different series and 20 movies.
I believe it when I see it.-We get a female rider right out of the gate.
According to Dacre Montgomery, who played the Red Ranger in the 2017 movie, they are working on another Power Rangers movie, but it will have a completely different cast.
I'm disappointed, but I can understand, even though it actually ended up being pretty good, the last one was a flop.
I believe it when I see it.
Yeah, I'm still not convinced. A year ago people thought Zi-O was female also pointing at the chest area.
First impressions are that this is what Sento from Build would become if there was no Skywall.
That must suck to be the CEO whose androids are being used by terrorists for evil purposes
Hooray to progress! or should I say......prog rise ? A female Kamen Rider right at the start
The show will be produced by Chihiro Inoue of TV Asahi and Takahito Omori of Toei, who produced Kamen Rider Drive, Ex-Aid, and Build. Yuya Takahashi, chief writer for Lupin III Part 4 and Kamen Rider Ex-Aid will serve as writer.
Go Sakabe, who served as composer on Kamen Rider Ghost, will return to compose for Zero-One.
The Power Rangers franchise is packed with classic Rangers that fans love, and few are more legendary than the original Red Ranger himself Austin St. John. St. John appeared as Jason Lee Scott in the first two seasons of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, and then would eventually return as the Zeo Gold Ranger in Power Rangers Zeo. Aside from an appearance here and there though it's been some time since he was part of the show, but that's all changing thanks to a special coming up in Beast Morphers, and ComicBook.com had the chance to chat with St. John all about it, including why he decided to come back after so many years away.
"They've (fans) been hitting me up for, every year, everywhere I go in the world they're like 'when you coming back, when you coming back', or 'we're tired of seeing the same faces, when are you coming back?', and I'm like 'I'm picky'," St. John said. "Ya know, it's gotta be like my jam and it's gotta be written well and I've had invitations every year from the show including from when I was overseas for the war I had an invitation."
As for what eventually sealed the deal, it was a combination of factors, with two of the biggest ones being a reunion with some old friends and a compelling story.
"Chip, who is the EP, executive producer, reached out to me on this one and I worked with him 25 years ago, so it was kind of right time, right vibe, and he gave me the idea for the storyline and I was like 'whoooaa, people are going to love that. The fans are gonna go crazy.' It's good," St. John said.
It wasn't just Judd "Chip" Lynn he would reunite with, and it never hurts to be in a place like New Zealand.
"Well I only like to work with people that I know, and Chip was, he's one of my original crew from back in the day, and then he dropped another couple of names," St. John said. "Sean the DP for the second unit and some of the stunt guys. I was like 'oh my gosh, I'd love to see these guys.' And New Zealand, I hadn't been to New Zealand. So let's check this out, that won't suck, ya know. So I got to see New Zealand, see some old faces, meet a lot of the new guys, and the story I liked, so it's going to have people on the edge of their seats."
Power Rangers Beast Morphers airs Saturdays on Nickelodeon at 8 am est, and the Austin St. John guest-starring episode (or episodes) will debut next year.
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