"Power Rangers Mystic Force" (2006) TV series 2006-

Directors:

Paul Grinder
Britta Johnstone
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Seasons:

1

Release Date:

20 February 2006 (USA)

Genre:

Action | Adventure | Fantasy | Sci-Fi | Thriller

Tagline:

Heroes of mystery. Magic beyond belief!

Plot:

Legend says when the darkness arises, five brave teen sorcerers will be called to fight for the planet's survival...

Plot Keywords:

Martial Arts

Cast

Firass Dirani	...	Nick Russell / ... (32 episodes, 2006)
Angie Diaz	...	Vida Rocca / ... (32 episodes, 2006)
Richard Brancatisano	...	Xander Bly / ... (32 episodes, 2006)
Melanie Vallejo	...	Madison Rocca / ... (32 episodes, 2006)
Nic Sampson	...	Chip Thorn / ... (32 episodes, 2006)
Peta Rutter	...	Udonna / ... (32 episodes, 2006)
Antonia Prebble	...	Clare / ... (32 episodes, 2006)
Barnie Duncan	...	Toby Slambrook / ... (32 episodes, 2006)
Kelson Henderson	...	Phineas / ... (32 episodes, 2006)
Donogh Rees	...	Necrolai (31 episodes, 2006)
Geoff Dolan	...	Koragg (27 episodes, 2006)
Holly Shanahan	...	Leelee (22 episodes, 2006)
John Tui	...	Daggeron / ... (19 episodes, 2006)
Oliver Driver	...	Jenji (17 episodes, 2006)

Series Directed by
Mark Beesley		(8 episodes, 2006)
Charlie Haskell		(8 episodes, 2006)
Andrew Merrifield		(7 episodes, 2006)
Jonathan Brough		(4 episodes, 2006)
John Laing		(3 episodes, 2006)
Paul Grinder		(unknown episodes)
Britta Johnstone		(unknown episodes)
Koichi Sakamoto		(unknown episodes)

Series Writing credits
Saburo Yatsude		(32 episodes, 2006)
John Tellegen		(10 episodes, 2006)
Bruce Kalish		(4 episodes, 2006)
Matt Hawkins		(2 episodes, 2006)
Jackie Marchand		(2 episodes, 2006)

Series Produced by
Charles Knight	....	post-production producer (32 episodes, 2006)
Koichi Sakamoto	....	executive producer (32 episodes, 2006)
Sally Campbell	....	producer (unknown episodes)
Bruce Kalish	....	executive producer (unknown episodes)

Series Original Music by
Bruce Lynch		(unknown episodes)

Series Cinematography by
Simon Riera		(3 episodes, 2006)

Series Film Editing by
Allanah Milne		(3 episodes, 2006)
Eric De Beus		(unknown episodes)

Series Casting by
Diana Rowan		(unknown episodes)

Series Production Design by
Miro Harre		(3 episodes, 2006)
Shayne Radford		(unknown episodes)

Series Art Direction by
Robert Bavin		(30 episodes, 2006)
Miro Harre		(unknown episodes)

Series Costume Design by
Gavin McLean		(unknown episodes)

Series Makeup Department
Gabrielle Jones	....	makeup supervisor (unknown episodes)
Michael Krehl	....	special makeup effects artist (unknown episodes)

Series Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Robyn Grace	....	second assistant director: second unit (28 episodes, 2006)
Luke Robinson	....	first assistant director (15 episodes, 2006)
Akihiro Noguchi	....	second unit director (3 episodes, 2006)
Richard Barr	....	first assistant director (unknown episodes)
Paul Grinder	....	first assistant director (unknown episodes)
Sarah Miln	....	first assistant director (unknown episodes)
Hiroo Minami	....	action director (unknown episodes)
Quentin Whitwell	....	first assistant director: second unit (unknown episodes)

Series Art Department
Mark Knight	....	creature supervisor (unknown episodes)

Series Sound Department
Chris Burt	....	sound designer (32 episodes, 2006)
Hugo Tichborne	....	boom operator (22 episodes, 2006)
Glen Bullen	....	sound editor (16 episodes, 2006)
Stefan Brough	....	sound effects editor (14 episodes, 2006)
Dave Hurley	....	sound recordist (unknown episodes)

Series Special Effects by
Brendon Durey	....	special effects supervisor (31 episodes, 2006)
Hauk Olafsson	....	special effects technician (30 episodes, 2006)
Dan Perry	....	prosthetics makeup (28 episodes, 2006)
Richard Schuler	....	special effects coordinator (16 episodes, 2006)

Series Visual Effects by
Stephen Karl	....	visual effects artist (32 episodes, 2006)
Carol Petrie	....	visual effects artist: PRPVFX Limited (32 episodes, 2006)
Pania Williams	....	visual effects artist (32 episodes, 2006)
George Port	....	visual effects supervisor (31 episodes, 2006)
Brendon Durey	....	mechanical effects supervisor (unknown episodes)
Allanah Milne	....	visual effects editor (unknown episodes)

Series Stunts
Sean Button	....	stunts (32 episodes, 2006)
Craig Dunn	....	stunt coordinator (32 episodes, 2006)
Isaac Hamon	....	stunts (32 episodes, 2006)
Nami Hanada	....	stunt double: Blue Mystic Ranger (32 episodes, 2006)
Hirokazu Iwakami	....	stunt double: Green Mystic Ranger/Solaris Knight/Koragg (32 episodes, 2006)
Namihei Koshige	....	stunt double: Blue Mystic Ranger (32 episodes, 2006)
Glen Levy	....	stunt double (32 episodes, 2006)
Steve McQuillan	....	stunt coordinator (32 episodes, 2006)
Hiroo Minami	....	stunt double: Yellow Mystic Ranger, Nick Sampson (32 episodes, 2006)
Kazunori Yajima	....	stunts (32 episodes, 2006)
Makoto Arakawa	....	stunt double: Wolf Warrior (2 episodes, 2006)
Daniel Arrias	....	stunts (unknown episodes)
Ben Cooke	....	stunts (unknown episodes)
Shane Dawson	....	stunt rigger (unknown episodes)
Mark Harris	....	stunt coordinator (unknown episodes)

Series Camera and Electrical Department
Geoffrey Short	....	still photographer (32 episodes, 2006)
Bryce Swainson	....	first assistant camera (32 episodes, 2006)
Rob Marsh	....	camera operator (unknown episodes)
Dale McCready	....	Steadicam operator (unknown episodes)
Cameron McLean	....	camera operator (unknown episodes)
Paul Samuels	....	director of photography: second unit (unknown episodes)

Series Casting Department
Gregory Apps	....	casting: Australia (unknown episodes)
Riwia Fox	....	casting assistant (unknown episodes)
Diana Rowan	....	casting: New Zealand (unknown episodes)

Series Costume and Wardrobe Department
James Rogers	....	costume prop maker (32 episodes, 2006)
Amy Wright	....	costume props (32 episodes, 2006)
Simone Knight	....	costume buyer (31 episodes, 2006)

Series Music Department
Steven Vincent	....	music supervisor (28 episodes, 2006)

Series Other crew
Ray Filippazzo	....	studio finance executive (32 episodes, 2006)
Terry Green	....	prosthetic technician (32 episodes, 2006)
Adele Hing	....	production runner (32 episodes, 2006)
Jackie Marchand	....	story editor (29 episodes, 2006)
Phil Aitken	....	location manager (unknown episodes)
Hope Diamond	....	senior publicist (unknown episodes)
Peter Madamba	....	script researcher (unknown episodes)

Production Companies

• BVS Entertainment Inc.
• BVS International N.V.
• Ranger Productions Ltd.
• Renaissance-Atlantic Films
• Toei Company

Distributors

• ABC Family (2006) (worldwide) (TV)
• American Broadcasting Company (ABC) (2006) (USA) (TV)
• Buena Vista Distribution Company (2006) (USA) (all media)
• Toei Channel (2012) (Japan) (TV)
• Toei Video Company (2012) (Japan) (DVD)

Special Effects

• PRPVFX Limited

Other Companies

• Background Talent  extras casting
• Studio West  studio facility
• The Inside Track  post production sound
• Toei Company  based on "Magiranger" from (as Toei Company Ltd)

Also Known As:

Runtime:

22 min (32 episodes)

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Certification:

USA:TV-Y7 | Canada:G | Australia:PG

Filming Locations:

Auckland, New Zealand

Company:

BVS Entertainment Inc.

Trivia:

This show, like all Power Rangers shows, is an adaptation of a Sentai show in Japan. This show will be adapted from, and use footage from "Mahou sentai Magirenjâ" (2005).

Goofs:

Continuity: In the flashbacks only one baby is shown (Bowen/Nick) there should be two: Claire and Bowen

Quotes:

[repeated line]
Nick Russell, Vida Rocca, Xander Bly, Madison Rocca, Chip Thorn:Magical source, Mystic Force!

Movie Connections:

Featured in "The History of Power Rangers: Power Rangers Mystic Force, Part 3 (#4.3)" (2013)

Soundtrack:

Here Come The Power Rangers

If This Show Were a Man, He'd Have ED. :|

I can't believe that PRMF has come and destroyed all of the progress made by the 3 previous versions. The characters are as deep as a puddle(Madison the deep thinker that makes videos of everyone), the plot(ploy) is lame and completely unbelievable(I know that sounds ridiculous as it is the Power Rangers but come on) and the acting is POOR(Chip anyone). Showgirls was acted better than this! Even my four-year-old son can't get into this the way he did SPD, Dino Thunder or Ninja Storm.

It's painful to watch a full episode and when I am able to tolerate the pain, I usually fall asleep due to lack of interest. I cannot connect with any of the characters. I wouldn't care if they got stripped of their powers like Udonna did. I wouldn't care if they lost the battle between good and evil. I just wouldn't care!

I feel that there could have been a lot of potential but like a really good-looking man with erectile dysfunction, it comes up short.

Why would Disney destroy something that was developing so very well? Did the budget get reduced? Were there no quality actors in New Zealand? Did you employ family and friends that you owed favors to? What happened?

To all you that said Ninja Storm was weak and sucked, you've now seen what it is to truly suck.

I'm very disappointed.

Please let it get better!