Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II #2
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Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II #2 is a comic from IDW Publishing and BOOM! Studios. It was published on May 15, 2024.[1]
Description
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The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and Godzilla have been caught in a sprawling space-time scheme orchestrated by Rita Repulsa and Astronema! They team up to save alternate versions of the Power Rangers from being targeted by sinister forces. As the Power Rangers and Godzilla transverse realities with the help of a newfound ally, the shape of the foes they face become clear: the Psycho Rangers! But the Psycho Rangers have siphoned powers and abilities from beyond their own world, and if the Rangers and Godzilla can't stop them, the entire multiverse will suffer the consequences![1]
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Plot
Zordon, observing Godzilla's power levels to be higher than any he's seen, urges the Power Rangers to transport him and Rita's monsters offworld quickly. They reach Angel Grove in the Tigerzord, Megazord, and Dragonzord and hold off the monsters as the White Ranger struggles to operate the Multiversal Focus fragment. Just before Godzilla can turn on them, the Focus opens a portal which sucks in all the combatants. Rita Repulsa is dismayed by the setback, and irks Astronema by referring to the Psycho Rangers as hers. Rita resolves to call for reinforcements.
The Power Rangers are surprised to find themselves in a theme park featuring a Godzilla Tower, and conclude this is a reality where Godzilla is beloved by the populace. The White Ranger apologizes for his error just before Godzilla obliterates the tower and the battle resumes. The Blue Ranger notices one human-sized figure running towards them instead of fleeing. It grows to enormous size and delivers a flying kick to Clawhammer, revealing itself as Jet Jaguar. After Godzilla fells Tentacreep, it gives him a thumbs-up. Goro Ibuki, Jet Jaguar's inventor, contacts the Rangers, explaining that he's been tracking irregularities in the space-time continuum and anticipated their arrival. He offers his assistance, but warns them that the individual currently tearing through realities could eventually implode every reality. However, he could use the Multiversal Focus fragment to track that individual. The Dragonzord, Tigerzord, and Godzilla finish off their foes; elsewhere, Psycho Rangers siphon the energy of Hedorah and SpaceGodzilla. Even more of Rita's monsters promptly drop down from the sky to challenge the heroes. The Green Ranger, seeing the tide of battle turn against them, transforms part of the Dragonzord into armor for Godzilla. Though impossible to control, the kaiju quickly makes good use of its abilities, destroying several monsters. Ibuki orders Jet Jaguar to return to human size so the White Ranger can install a fragment of the Multiversal Focus inside him. Godzilla unleashes a shockwave which dispatches the last of Rita's monsters.
In yet another, shattered version of Angel Grove, a Blue Ranger desperately tries to contact the rest of his team, finding only a destroyed Megazord. Godzilla, Jet Jaguar, and the Zords materialize before him in a flash. Ibuki greets the Rangers, ecstatic that they were able to pinpoint another Ranger team in need and jump to their dimension, though his video signal is less stable now. Godzilla eyes the Megazord angrily, but he's interrupted by the Kaiju Psycho Rangers, now possessing the powers of Megalon, Gigan, SpaceGodzilla, Destoroyah, Hedorah, and King Ghidorah.
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Gallery
Covers
Cover A by Baldemar Rivas
Cover B by Alex Sanchez
Cover RI by E.J. Su
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