Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II #3
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Godzilla vs. The Mighty Morphin Power Rangers II #3 is a comic from IDW Publishing and BOOM! Studios. It was published on June 26, 2024.[1]
Description
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The terrifying Psycho Rangers have siphoned the energies of some of Godzilla's greatest foes, giving rise to the Kaiju Psycho Rangers! Even with Jet Jaguar and Mothra by their side, Godzilla and the Power Rangers might not stand a chance! But Zordon and the fairies have one last magical trick to play... one that creates the most unexpected group of Power Rangers of all time![1]
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Plot
The Kaiju Psycho Rangers launch a withering offensive against the Zords, with Psycho Ranger SpaceGodzilla even deflecting Godzilla's atomic breath. Goro Ibuki informs the Power Rangers that their energy readings resemble those of Godzilla's greatest adversaries. As the battle continues, the alternate-universe Power Rangers, inside their ravaged Megazord, call for help, and Jet Jaguar leads their Blue and Pink Rangers through the debris field. The Kaiju Psycho Rangers press their advantage against Godzilla and the Zords as Rita Repulsa gloats, though Astronema cautions her to wait until their foes are fully vanquished. Jet Jaguar proves her right by opening a portal with the Multiversal Focus fragment through which the heroes escape. Astronema assures a despondent Rita that the Kaiju Psycho Rangers will be able to pursue them.
The Power Rangers arrive on Infant Island and formally meet their alternate selves. As Godzilla swims away, the Blue Ranger opines that he doesn't see their damaged Zords as threats. The Elias appear before them, offering their aid to the defenders of all reality. The Kaiju Psycho Rangers soon arrive, but Godzilla and the Elias' queen, Mothra, hold them off. Jet Jaguar uses the Multiversal Focus fragment again to bring the Power Rangers back to the Command Center in their home universe. They're skeptical of the strategy, but Zordon explains that their Zords will be able to self-repair more easily here, and the other Power Rangers would not have lived long without medical attention. Ibuki explains that Jet Jaguar's surviving programming is now performing calculations more sophisticated than usual, possibly due to the fragment, and transported Godzilla and Mothra on unpopulated worlds as they made their escape. Traveling through dimensions, Jet Jaguar encounters six terrestrial monsters—Rodan, Anguirus, Baragon, King Caesar, and Mothra—and siphons their energy. Combining their magic, the Elias and Zordon transfer this energy to the Rangers' Power Coins.
An army of Rita's monsters and Putties converge on the Command Center. Heading outside, the Rangers morph into the Kaiju Power Rangers to confront the villains, their Zords transforming as well.
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Gallery
Covers
Cover A by Baldemar Rivas
Cover B by Alex Sanchez
Cover RI by Adam Gorham
Trivia
- The Elias' name and designs are influenced by Moll and Lora from the Rebirth of Mothra film series. However, they are mentally linked and talk in unison, and have a traditional Mothra rather than Mothra Leo.
- The Tigerzord is mistakenly given the colors of the Megazord in one panel.
- After being transported to Infant Island with Godzilla, the unmasked, alternate-universe Blue Ranger confuses Godzilla for one of Rita's monsters, clearly not recognizing the creature. However, on the very next page, he begins telling the other Power Rangers about his experiences with Godzilla after Godzilla spares the damaged Zords from his wrath. This line of dialogue was most likely intended to have been said by one of the main Power Rangers members, who have had past experience with Godzilla.
References
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