All 30 Seasons of ‘Power Rangers’ in Order (Including Movies)

‘Power Rangers’ is a popular American media franchise that began with the television series ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers,’ which premiered in 1993. Created by Haim Saban and inspired by the Japanese ‘Super Sentai’ series, ‘Power Rangers’ features a group of young individuals who morph into costumed superheroes to fight against evil forces, often represented by monsters and villains.

The ‘Power Rangers’ franchise is extremely long-running and continues to this day. In its 30 years of existence, it produced 30 seasons with 973 episodes and four movies in total. Considering the size of the franchise, we decided to bring you this comprehensive watch order.

Editor’s Note: This watch order was updated in May 2026 with the conclusion of ‘Power Rangers Cosmic Fury’

All 30 seasons & 4 movies featuring Power Ranges in Order

As we’ve mentioned, the franchise started exactly 30 years ago with the release of the first season. It was an instant hit, with the viewers praising the original idea. It was a monetary success that keeps on selling out toys to this day, which would explain why the show has continued to this day, regularly putting out content. With everything said, here are all season of ‘Power Rangers’ in release date order, including 4 movies.

1. ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ (1993-1995) 3 Seasons
2. ‘Might Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie’ (1995) Movie
3. ‘Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers’ (1996)
4. ‘Power Rangers Zeo’ (1996)
5. ‘Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie’ (1997) Movie
6. ‘Power Rangers Turbo’ (1997)
7. ‘Power Rangers in Space’ (1998)
8. ‘Power Rangers Lost Galaxy’ (1999)
9. ‘Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue’ (2000)
10. ‘Power Rangers Time Force’ (2001)
11. ‘Power Rangers Wild Force’ (2002)
12. ‘Power Rangers Ninja Storm’ (2003)
13. ‘Power Rangers Dino Thunder’ (2004)
14. ‘Power Rangers S.P.D.’ (2005-2006)
15. ‘Power Rangers Mystic Force’ (2006)
16. ‘Power Rangers Operation Overdrive’ (2007)
17. ‘Power Rangers Jungle Fury’ (2008)
18. ‘Power Rangers RPM’ (2009)
19. ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers’ (re-version) (2010)
20. ‘Power Rangers Samurai’ (2011)
21. ‘Power Rangers Super Samurai’ (2012)
22. ‘Power Rangers Megaforce’ (2013)
23. ‘Power Rangers Super Megaforce’ (2014)
24. ‘Power Rangers Dino Charge’ (2015)
25. ‘Power Rangers Dino Super Charge’ (2016)
26. ‘Power Rangers Ninja Steel’ (2017)
27. ‘Power Rangers’ (2017)
28. ‘Power Rangers Super Ninja Steel’ (2018)
29. ‘Power Rangers Beast Morphers’ (2019-2020) 2 Seasons
30. ‘Power Rangers Dino Fury’ (2021 – 2022) 2 Seasons
31. ‘Might Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always’ (2023)
32. ‘Power Rangers Cosmic Fury’ (2023)

Are all seasons & movies of ‘Power Rangers’ connected? What’s the best way to order them in?

The various seasons and movies of Power Rangers share a common theme and overarching concept, but they are not always directly connected in terms of a continuous storyline. Each season typically introduces a new team of Power Rangers with their own unique characters, suits, Zords (giant robots), and villains.

While there are occasional crossover episodes or team-ups that bring together Rangers from different seasons, the majority of Power Rangers series operate as standalone stories. The connection lies in the shared elements of the Power Rangers concept, such as the Morphing Grid, the battle between good and evil, and the teamwork dynamic.

The movies, particularly the theatrical releases like “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie” (1995) and the 2017 reboot “Power Rangers,” also exist somewhat independently from the TV series but draw inspiration from the same source material. Due to this, the best way to watch the franchise is in release date order.

All 30 seasons & 4 ‘Power Ranger’ movies in chronological order

The Power Rangers franchise consists of various seasons, each with its own unique storyline and set of characters. While the seasons generally operate independently, there are occasional crossover episodes or team-ups. Here’s a general chronological order of the main Power Rangers seasons:

1. ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers‘ (Seasons 1-3)
2. ‘Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers‘
3. ‘Power Rangers Zeo‘
4. ‘Power Rangers Turbo‘
5. ‘Power Rangers in Space‘
6. ‘Power Rangers Lost Galaxy‘
7. ‘Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue‘
8. ‘Power Rangers Time Force‘
9. ‘Power Rangers Wild Force‘
10. ‘Power Rangers Ninja Storm‘
11. ‘Power Rangers Dino Thunder‘
12. ‘Power Rangers S.P.D.‘
13. ‘Power Rangers Mystic Force‘
14. ‘Power Rangers Operation Overdrive‘
15. ‘Power Rangers Jungle Fury‘
16. ‘Power Rangers RPM‘
17. ‘Power Rangers Samurai‘ (‘includes Super Samurai‘)
18. ‘Power Rangers Megaforce‘ (includes ‘Super Megaforce‘)
19. ‘Power Rangers Dino Charge‘ (includes ‘Dino Super Charge‘)
20. ‘Power Rangers Ninja Steel‘ (includes ‘Super Ninja Steel‘)
21. ‘Power Rangers Beast Morphers‘
22. ‘Power Rangers Dino Fury‘
23. ‘Power Rangers Cosmic Fury‘
24. ‘Might Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always‘

It’s important to note that some seasons, particularly those in the early years, had direct connections and continuity, while others are more standalone. Additionally, there are special crossover episodes and team-up events that bring Rangers from different seasons together.

The movies, such as ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie’ (1995) and the 2017 reboot ‘Power Rangers,’ can be considered separately from the TV series but are part of the overall franchise.

Where can you watch the ‘Power Rangers’ franchise?

The streaming picture for ‘Power Rangers’ has shifted considerably since 2023. Netflix, Pluto TV, and Tubi now collectively carry the bulk of the franchise. Netflix remains the most comprehensive single destination, hosting the recent entries including ‘Power Rangers Dino Fury’, ‘Power Rangers Cosmic Fury’, and ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always’.

The 2017 theatrical reboot ‘Power Rangers’ was added to Netflix in March 2025, meaning the film is now freely streamable rather than purchase-only as was previously the case. The original 1995 theatrical release ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie’ and ‘Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie’ from 1997 remain available to rent or purchase via Apple TV, Amazon Prime Video, and YouTube.

In July 2025, Netflix also added ‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Re-Ignition’, an AI-upscaled remaster of the original classic seasons, billed as season 19 on the platform. Free ad-supported options on Tubi and The Roku Channel have expanded access further, making the franchise more reachable than at any point in its streaming history.

What comes next for the ‘Power Rangers’ franchise?

The road from ‘Power Rangers Cosmic Fury’ to what comes next has been a turbulent one. The previously announced Netflix reboot, which had director Jonathan Entwistle attached since 2019, was officially scrapped in June 2024 after Hasbro stated it was seeking a new creative partner, according to reporting by TVLine. The planned cinematic universe connecting a film and a television series at Netflix did not survive the network’s exit from the project.

The franchise found its footing again on March 19, 2025, when Hasbro and 20th Television announced a new live-action series for Disney+, according to TheWrap. The showrunners attached to the project are Jonathan E. Steinberg and Dan Shotz, who led the successful ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ for Disney+, a pairing both confirmed publicly at the ‘Percy Jackson’ season two premiere in December 2025. In a significant break from franchise tradition, the new series will not incorporate footage from the Japanese ‘Super Sentai’ series, giving the creative team original control over all visual storytelling for the first time in the franchise’s history.

Principal photography was confirmed to be underway in 2026, with London serving as the primary filming location, according to Fandom Wire. Industry sources cited by SuperHeroHype point to a likely premiere window of 2027 on Disney+, though no official release date has been announced. A promotional rollout including a new comic run and merchandise tie-ins such as Godzilla x Power Rangers action figures from Playmates Toys is planned throughout 2026.

Separately, reports emerged in December 2024 that a new theatrical film reboot was in early development at Paramount Pictures in partnership with Hasbro, unrelated to both the 2017 film and the Entwistle-era project. No director, cast, or release date has been confirmed for that film at this time.

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