Power Rangers Wild Force 

Five teenagers are chosen by five Power Animals to become the Wild Force Rangers, to fight the evil Jinderax and Toxica and their evil Orgs.

Stars:

Ricardo Medina Jr., Alyson Sullivan, Phillip Jeanmarie

Cast

Series cast summary:
Ricardo Medina Jr.	...	Cole Evans / ... 40 episodes, 2002
Alyson Sullivan	...	Lt. Taylor Earhardt / ... 40 episodes, 2002
Phillip Jeanmarie	...	Max Cooper / ... 40 episodes, 2002
Jessica Rey	...	Alyssa Enrile / ... 40 episodes, 2002
Jack Guzman	...	Danny Delgado / ... 40 episodes, 2002
Ann Marie Crouch	...	Princess Shayla 40 episodes, 2002
Ilia Volok	...	Master Org 40 episodes, 2002
Sin Wong	...	Toxica / ... 40 episodes, 2002
Danny Wayne	...	Jindrax / ... 38 episodes, 2002
Terence J. Rotolo	...	Jindrax / ... 34 episodes, 2002
Philip Andrew	...	Merrick Baliton / ... 27 episodes, 2002

Storyline

Power Rangers Wild Force takes place in a city known as Turtle Lake, where evil creatures of the past called The Orgs have returned from their long slumber to cause havoc on earth! As The Orgs return, Princess Shayla of the floating sky island, Animarium, summons forth a group of young adults to call forth the powers of - Power Rangers Wild Force! Together, the Rangers and their Zords must save the planet from Master Org and his minions.

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Plot Keywords:

shared universe | cult favorite | supervillain | fight | saving the world | 

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Genres:

Action | Adventure | Crime | Family | Fantasy | Sci-Fi | Thriller

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Certificate:

TV-Y7

Details

Official Sites:

ABC Family Kids Block

Country:

USA Netherlands Japan France

Language:

English

Release Date:

9 February 2002 (USA)

Also Known As:

Moćni rendžeri: Sila divljine

Filming Locations:

Los Angeles, California, USA

Company Credits

Production Co:

BVS International N.V., Buena Vista International, Disney Enterprises

Technical Specs

Runtime:

30 min (40 episodes)

Color:

Color

Did You Know?

Trivia

Prior to joining the staff of the show (and writing the episode "Forever Red"), Amit Bhaumik managed a popular PR fansite, the Power Rangers Online Archives.

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Goofs

when you see the lunar wolf ranger's laser pool table from the side when he is using it in the calling of the zords part, the animal crystals are the size of a man's fist, when seconds before when Merrick puts his crystals on the laser pool table, he does it with all three in one hand and also look at the scene when Merrick returns the giraffe, elephant, black bear and polar bear crystals to the rangers, he has all four in one hand.

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Connections

Referenced in Beyond the Yellow Brick Road: A Cinderella Story (2015)

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Soundtracks

Main Title Theme
Composed by Lior Rosner, Paul Gordon, Drew DeAscentis

User Reviews

A love-it or hate-it type show

I kinda have mixed feelings about this one. There are some good things and bad things that leaves me wondering about this recent set of Rangers.

The most significant improvement is the fact that the Japanese footage has been cleaned up to the point where it blends nicely with the American footage. Sometimes it is often hard to tell which is which, although there are still the little differences.

The storylines are so-so. Although it is not up-to-par with "Time Force" or "In Space", it's not "Turbo" quality either. We'll see what the rest of the show has to offer.

My only complain is the CGI zords (the giant robots). They do not fit in a Power Rangers show and are more suited for a Transformers show. Also, even though the Japanese footage has been cleaned up, the visual effects now look somewhat weak. It could have been liked this before, but it's kinda sad now.

The final verdict is: watch it once and see if you like it. I watch it once in a while, but not enough to follow it. Chances are you'll like it or you'll hate it. It's worthwhile for a sample viewing at least.