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The [[fictional]] [[villains]] of the [[Power Rangers]] universe that appeared in the [[television series]] ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'' and the [[film]] ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie]]'' were aliens serving or allied to [[Rita Repulsa]] and/or, later, [[Lord Zedd]], including the warrior [[Goldar]]. |
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[[Image:BSA Region Map.svg|thumb|Boy Scouts of America regions as of 1992]] |
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For administrative purposes, the [[Boy Scouts of America]] is divided into four regions—Western, Central, Southern, and Northeast.<ref name="bsaorg">{{cite web |last=Nelson |first=Bill |url=http://usscouts.org/aboutbsa/bsaorg.asp| title=Organization of the Boy Scouts of America |work=U.S. Scouting Service Project |accessdate=2008-03-12}}</ref> Each region is then subdivided into areas. '''Southern Region''' covers all of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, and Tennessee, and parts of Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Texas, Virginia, and West Virginia.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://srbsa.org/ |title=Southern Region |publisher=Boy Scouts of America |accessdate=2008-06-28}}</ref> |
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Information about the other villains can be found below. |
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Each region has a volunteer president, assisted by volunteer officers and board members, and the day-to-day work of Scouting is managed by the regional director, assistant and associate regional directors, and area directors. Regions and areas are subdivisions of the National Council and do not have a corporate status separate from the BSA.<ref name="r&r">{{cite book |title=Rules and Regulations of the Boy Scouts of America |publisher=Boy Scouts of America |date=1985}}</ref> |
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'''Note:''' For the purposes of this article, the mini-series ''[[Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers]]'' is considered to be a part of the third series of ''Mighty Morphin Power Rangers''. |
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==Councils== |
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{{Col-begin}} |
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{{Col-2}} |
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* [[Alabama-Florida Council]] — [[Dothan, Alabama]] |
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* [[Alamo Area Council]] — [[San Antonio, Texas]] |
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* [[Alapaha Area Council]] — [[Valdosta, Georgia]] |
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* [[Andrew Jackson Council]] — [[Jackson, Mississippi]] |
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* [[Arbuckle Area Council]] — [[Ardmore, Oklahoma]] |
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* [[Atlanta Area Council]] — [[Atlanta, Georgia]] |
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* [[Bay Area Council (Texas)|Bay Area Council]] — [[Galveston, Texas]] |
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* [[Black Warrior Council]] — [[Tuscaloosa, Alabama]] |
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* [[Blue Grass Council]] — [[Lexington, Kentucky]] |
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* [[Blue Ridge Council]] — [[Greenville, South Carolina]] |
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* [[Blue Ridge Mountains Council]] — [[Roanoke, Virginia]] |
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* [[Buffalo Trail Council]] — [[Midland, Texas]] |
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* [[Caddo Area Council]] — [[Texarkana, Texas]] |
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* [[Calcasieu Area Council]] — [[Lake Charles, Louisiana]] |
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* [[Cape Fear Council]] — [[Wilmington, North Carolina]] |
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* [[Capitol Area Council]] — [[Austin, Texas]] |
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* [[Central Florida Council]] — [[Apopka, Florida]] |
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* [[Central Georgia Council]] — [[Macon, Georgia]] |
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* [[Central North Carolina Council]] — [[Albemarle, North Carolina]] |
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* [[Chattahoochee Council]] — [[Columbus, Georgia]] |
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* [[Chehaw Council]] — [[Albany, Georgia]] |
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* [[Cherokee Area Council (Oklahoma)|Cherokee Area Council]] — [[Bartlesville, Oklahoma]] |
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* [[Cherokee Area Council (Tennessee)|Cherokee Area Council]] — [[Chattanooga, Tennessee]] |
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* [[Chickasaw Council]] — [[Memphis, Tennessee]] |
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* [[Choctaw Area Council]] — [[Meridian, Mississippi]] |
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* [[Cimarron Council]] — [[Enid, Oklahoma]] |
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* [[Circle Ten Council]] — [[Dallas, Texas]] |
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* [[Coastal Carolina Council]] — [[Charleston, South Carolina]] |
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* [[Coastal Empire Council]] — [[Savannah, Georgia]] |
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* [[Colonial Virginia Council]] — [[Newport News, Virginia]] |
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* [[Concho Valley Council]] — [[San Angelo, Texas]] |
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* [[Daniel Boone Council]] — [[Asheville, North Carolina]] |
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* [[De Soto Area Council]] — [[El Dorado, Arkansas]] |
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* [[East Carolina Council]] — [[Kinston, North Carolina]] |
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* [[East Texas Area Council]] — [[Tyler, Texas]] |
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* [[Evangeline Area Council]] — [[Lafayette, Louisiana]] |
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* [[Flint River Council]] — [[Griffin, Georgia]] |
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* [[Georgia-Carolina Council]] — [[Augusta, Georgia]] |
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* [[Golden Spread Council]] — [[Amarillo, Texas]] |
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* [[Great Smoky Mountain Council]] — [[Knoxville, Tennessee]] |
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* [[Greater Alabama Council]] — [[Birmingham, Alabama]] |
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* [[Gulf Coast Council]] — [[Pensacola, Florida]] |
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* [[Gulf Ridge Council]] — [[Tampa, Florida]] |
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* [[Gulf Stream Council]] — [[Palm Beach Gardens, Florida]] |
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* [[Heart of Virginia Council]] — [[Richmond, Virginia]] |
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* [[Indian Nations Council]] — [[Tulsa, Oklahoma]] |
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* [[Indian Waters Council]] — [[Columbia, South Carolina]] |
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* [[Istrouma Area Council]] — [[Baton Rouge, Louisiana]] |
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* [[Last Frontier Council]] — [[Oklahoma City, Oklahoma]] |
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* [[Lincoln Heritage Council]] — [[Louisville, Kentucky]] |
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* [[Longhorn Council]] — [[Hurst, Texas]] |
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* [[Louisiana Purchase Council]] — [[Monroe, Louisiana]] |
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* [[Mecklenburg County Council]] — [[Charlotte, North Carolina]] |
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* [[Middle Tennessee Council]] — [[Nashville, Tennessee]] |
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* [[Mobile Area Council]] — [[Mobile, Alabama]] |
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* [[NeTseO Trails Council]] — [[Paris, Texas]] |
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* [[North Florida Council]] — [[Jacksonville, Florida]] |
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* [[Northeast Georgia Council]] — [[Jefferson, Georgia]] |
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* [[Northwest Georgia Council]] — [[Rome, Georgia]] |
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* [[Northwest Texas Council]] — [[Wichita Falls, Texas]] |
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* [[Norwela Council]] — [[Shreveport, Louisiana]] |
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* [[Occoneechee Council]] — [[Raleigh, North Carolina]] |
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* [[Okefenokee Area Council]] — [[Waycross, Georgia]] |
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* [[Old Hickory Council]] — [[Winston-Salem, North Carolina]] |
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* [[Old North State Council]] — [[Greensboro, North Carolina]] |
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* [[Ouachita Area Council]] — [[Hot Springs, Arkansas]] |
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* [[Palmetto Council]] — [[Spartanburg, South Carolina]] |
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* [[Pee Dee Area Council]] — [[Florence, South Carolina]] |
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* [[Piedmont Council (North Carolina))]] — [[Gastonia, North Carolina]] |
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* [[Pine Burr Area Council]] — [[Hattiesburg, Mississippi]] |
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* [[Pushmataha Area Council]] — [[Columbus, Mississippi]] |
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* [[Quapaw Area Council]] — [[Little Rock, Arkansas]] |
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* [[Rio Grande Council]] — [[Harlingen, Texas]] |
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* [[Sam Houston Area Council]] — [[Houston, Texas]] |
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* [[Sequoyah Council]] — [[Johnson City, Tennessee]] |
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* [[Shawnee Trails Council]] — [[Owensboro, Kentucky]] |
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* [[Shenandoah Area Council]] — [[Winchester, Virginia]] |
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* [[South Florida Council]] — [[Miami Lakes, Florida]] |
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* [[South Plains Council]] — [[Lubbock, Texas]] |
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* [[South Texas Council]] — [[Corpus Christi, Texas]] |
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* [[Southeast Louisiana Council]] — [[Metairie, Louisiana]] |
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* [[Southwest Florida Council]] — [[Fort Myers, Florida]] |
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* [[Stonewall Jackson Area Council]] — [[Waynesboro, Virginia]] |
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* [[Suwannee River Area Council]] — [[Tallahassee, Florida]] |
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* [[Texas Trails Council]] — [[Abilene, Texas]] |
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* [[Three Rivers Council]] — [[Beaumont, Texas]] |
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* [[Tidewater Council]] — [[Virginia Beach, Virginia]] |
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* [[Tukabatchee Area Council]] — [[Montgomery, Alabama]] |
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* [[Tuscarora Council]] — [[Goldsboro, North Carolina]] |
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* [[West Central Florida Council]] — [[Seminole, Florida]] |
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* [[West Tennessee Area Council]] — [[Jackson, Tennessee]] |
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* [[Westark Area Council]] — [[Fort Smith, Arkansas]] |
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* [[Yocona Area Council]] — [[Tupelo, Mississippi]] |
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'''Note also:''' Villains from the movie, ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie]]'', while they are included on this page, are not considered part of normal Power Rangers continuity. |
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==SR-7B== |
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''SR-7B'' is part of the Southern Region for the [[Order of the Arrow]]. There are a total of ten sections in the Southern Region. SR-7B covers roughly two-thirds of the state of [[North Carolina]] from the Piedmont to the Coast. |
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Section 7B consists of a total of six Lodges. They are as follows: |
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* Tsoiotsi Tsogalii #70 [http://www.lodge70.org] |
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* Occoneechee #104 [http://www.lodge104.com] |
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* Croatan #117 [http://www.croatan.org] |
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* Wahissa #118 [http://www.wahissa.org] |
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* Nayawiñ Rār #296 [http://www.nayawinrar.org] |
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* Klahican #331 [http://www.klahican.org] |
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====Rita Repulsa==== |
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The Section leadership consists of four youth members from throughout the area. They include: |
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:''Main article: [[Rita Repulsa]]'' |
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* Section Chief |
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'''Rita Repulsa''' was the primary antagonist for the first season, and later returned during the second to marry Lord Zedd. She is the Daughter of The first evil Monarch of the MG-51 planet Mastervile. She has a brother named Rito and, via Zedd, a son named Thrax. |
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* Vice Chief of Program |
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* Vice Chief of Training |
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* Section Secretary |
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She was played by [[Machiko Soga]] and voiced by [[Barbara Goodson]]. <br /> She was played by [[Carla Perez]] in U.S. footage. <br /> She was played by [[Julia Cortez]] in MMPR: The Movie. |
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Each officer has his own adviser to help him throughout his one year term. Their term lasts from Conclave to Conclave (e.g. - From April to April of the following year). |
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=====Goldar===== |
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:''Main article: [[Goldar]]'' |
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'''Goldar''' was the '''second''' henchman for both Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd. In season one, he sometimes fought alongside Scorpina. In season three and later on, he often partnered with Rito Revolto. |
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He was voiced by [[Kerrigan Mahan]]. <br /> He was played by [[Kerry Casey]] in MMPR: The Movie. |
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==External links== |
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* [http://srventuring-bsa.org/newsite/ Southern Region Venturing] |
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* [http://southern.oa-bsa.org/ Southern Region Venturing Order of the Arrow] |
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* [http://www.sr7b.org/ SR-7B Website] |
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=====Squatt===== |
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'''Squatt''' was a servant of [[Lord Zedd]] and [[Rita Repulsa]], the dimwitted sidekick of [[#Baboo|Baboo]]. Squatt was a short, blue-skinned [[hobgoblin]] with a large horn. He wore metal armor, and looked like a mix between a [[blueberry]] and a [[warthog]]. |
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Squatt is rather excitable, and may act like an eagar child when Rita has a plan, or when the Rangers are having trouble in a battle. Squatt was easily frightened by his bosses' bad tempers. Squatt was a coward and, rather than fight, he along with Baboo, would accompany [[Goldar]], Scorpina and monsters as they attacked the Earth and cheer them on. However, he often went to Earth when there was no fight going on because his main duties were acting as a spy and saboteur, as shown in episodes like "Switching Places", "Foul Play in the Sky", "Calamity Kimberly" and "Rita's Seed of Evil". |
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Squatt later abandoned the [[moon]] with Zedd and Rita when they fled from the [[Machine Empire]]. He was seen in ''[[Countdown to Destruction]]'' and was reduced to sand by Zordon's wave. |
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Squatt was voiced by [[Michael Sorich]]. |
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=====Baboo===== |
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'''Baboo''' is the more intelligent of a dimwitted duo consisting of him and Squatt. He is tall, slim, black, and vampiric, and resembles a cross between a monkey and a bat with crippled wings. Like Finster, he mainly works behind the lines. Though spineless and scatterbrained, he is highly creative. He serves as [[Rita Repulsa|Rita's]] [[alchemy|alchemist]] and potion maker, creating substances and devices for her to use. Notable creations include a time device, a punk potion, the monster Shellshock, and the Nasty Knight's sword. Baboo is rarely confident in his mistress' plans, but would never say this to her face. |
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Like Squatt he is somewhat cowardly often going to Earth to scheme or cheer on Goldar and/or Scorpina in battle, rather than take part in a fight himself. Baboo disappeared during the ''[[Power Rangers: Zeo]]'' series, when fleeing from the [[Machine Empire]] with his masters. He was possibly reduced to a pile of sand in ''[[Countdown to Destruction]]'' by Zordon's wave. |
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Baboo was voiced by [[Dave Mallow]], credited as Colin Philips. |
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=====Finster===== |
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'''Finster''' is a shy henchman of [[Rita Repulsa]] and [[Lord Zedd]], though mostly the former. He resembled an anthropomorphic white [[Scottish Terrier]]. During the first season of ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]'', he was primarily responsible for creating a new monster to battle the Rangers in each episode, as well as producing a regular supply of [[Putty Patrollers]], although this function fell to Lord Zedd after his appearance. Finster did this by sculpting the monsters out of clay and 'cooking' them in a special machine called the Monstermatic in his workshop. At the near-end of the episode "Crystal of Nightmares", it's implied by [[Goldar]] that Finster thought using the Crystal was a good idea, while Goldar denies it (calling him an "overgrown rat" in the process). He was the one responsible for making the suggestion that [[Alpha 5]] be used in "delivering the message of evil" as [[Rita Repulsa]] had called it, in ''"The Wedding"''. |
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During the [[Power Rangers: Zeo|Zeo]] season, he aided Zedd and Rita in their fight against the [[Machine Empire]] with several machines that he built. Finster was (presumed) reduced to sand by [[Zordon]]'s energy wave in ''[[Power Rangers in Space]]''. |
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Finster was the original "monster maker" of Power Rangers. This role is often filled by other characters of Finster's type, such as [[Villains in Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue#Jinxer|Jinxer]] of ''Lightspeed Rescue'' and [[Villains in Power Rangers: SPD#Mora & Morgana|Mora/Morgana]] of ''S.P.D.'' |
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Finster was voiced by [[Robert Axelrod (actor)|Robert Axelrod]]. |
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=====Scorpina===== |
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'''Scorpina''' is a human-scorpion hybrid and is one of [[Rita Repulsa]]'s most ruthless and dangerous minions aside from [[Goldar]]. Though the Scorpina/Goldar relationship in ''MMPR'' is significantly less developed than the Grifforzer/Lami relationship of its Japanese counterpart, Goldar and Scorpina have shown affection toward each other, albeit in a much less sexual degree. She has a [[human]] form (a [[Japanese people|Japanese]] woman with long raven hair wearing golden scorpion armor) but has an ugly monster form when Rita makes her gigantic. |
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Very little is actually known about Scorpina. She is an old friend of Rita Repulsa, and according to Baboo, did horrible things. Much like Goldar, she would often square off against [[Jason Lee Scott|Jason]] when sent to battle the Rangers, and overwhelmed them with ease. She fights with a crescent-shaped sword that can be thrown like a [[boomerang]]. When in giant form, she often fights alongside Goldar. Scorpina once used her pet [[silkworm]] to fight the Power Rangers. Another time, she posed as a human girl named Sabrina to try to ensnare [[Adam Park]] ("Goldar's Vice Versa"). |
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According to [[IMDB]], Scorpina was to make an appearance in an unproduced three-parter, ''Zordon, I Shrunk The Rangers'' (the episode would be set after ''The Wedding'') Scorpina was supposed to return to the show as a main character in that episode, but [[Haim Saban]] was unable to keep the U.S. actress for more than one episode and was unable to find a replacement. |
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Scorpina was the first female villain warrior of the series, a role later filled by [[Machine Empire#Archerina|Archerina]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: Turbo#Divatox|Divatox]], [[Villains in Power Rangers in Space#Astronema|Astronema]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: Lost Galaxy#Trakeena|Trakeena]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: Lightspeed Rescue#Vypra|Vypra]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: Time Force#Nadira|Nadira]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: Wild Force#Toxica|Toxica]], [[Marah and Kapri]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: Dino Thunder#Elsa|Elsa]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: SPD#Mora/Morgana|Morgana]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: Mystic Force#Necrolai|Necrolai]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive#Miratrix|Miratrix]], & [[Villains in Power Rangers: Jungle Fury#Camille|Camille]]. Also, Scorpina is the first major villain to transform into an advanced form upon growing in the Power Rangers series. |
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Scorpina was played by Ami Kawai and voiced by [[Wendee Lee]]. <br /> The American actress is unknown. |
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====Lokar====<!-- This section is linked from [[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]] --> |
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Appearing as a floating, demon-like, ethereal, blue head, the powerful Lokar changed Mutitus to his more powerful form and assisted in sending the Rangers to the Island of Illusions. After destroying Mutitus, the Rangers attacked Lokar with the Ultrazord, but he managed to escape. Lokar is seen teleporting away just after the blast hits and Jason says "we'll get him next time". Lokar is later summoned again when Goldar goes into battle with his extremely powerful War Zord, Cyclopsis ("Doomsday, Parts 1 & 2"). Lokar, heavily scarred from the Ultrazord attack, replenishes the War Zord when it falls to the Power Rangers' attack and then aids Cyclopsis in its next two battles against rangers. Though he is not seen destroyed, Lokar does not make another appearance in the series after he and Cyclopsis are on the receiving end of a blast from Ultrazord (his Japanese counterpart, Great Satan was killed during that battle) and he is not seen in ''[[Countdown to Destruction]]''. |
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Lokar was played by Masahiko Urano and voiced by [[Robert Axelrod (actor)|Robert Axelrod]] |
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===Seasons Two and Three=== |
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====Lord Zedd==== |
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:''Main article: [[Lord Zedd]]'' |
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'''Lord Zedd''' was the primary antagonist for the second and third seasons. |
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He was voiced by [[Robert Axelrod (actor)|Robert Axelrod]]. <br /> He was portrayed by [[Edwin Neal|Ed Neil]]. <br /> He was portrayed by [[Mark Ginther]] in MMPR: The Movie. |
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====Rito Revolto==== |
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:''Main article: [[Rito Revolto]]'' |
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'''Rito Revolto''' was Rita Repulsa's brother and the secondary henchman for her and Lord Zedd in the third season, often partnered with Goldar. Though he was not seen in "[[Countdown to Destruction]]", he was possibly reduced to sand by Zordon's Wave or he was purified since Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd were purified as well. |
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He was voiced by [[Bob Papenbrook]]. |
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====Master Vile==== |
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'''Master Vile''', voiced by an uncredited [[Tom Wyner]], was the father of [[Rita Repulsa]] and [[Rito Revolto]]. His home planet is called '''Gamma Vile''', which was in the [[Whirlpool Galaxy|M51 galaxy]]. He's a very cunning villain overall, but is very comical. He also appears to be something of a coward. |
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Master Vile arrived on the [[moon]] in search of the legendary Zeo Crystal during the third season of ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers]]''. He very nearly succeeded with aid a monster he created the called the Blue Globber, capturing both the Crystal and the Rangers' [[Zords in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers#Season 3|zords]] and Ninjor, but decided to throw an "End of the World Party" in the Youth Center before he would use the Zeo crystal to destroy the world. However, Vile throwing his party gave the rangers the time and opportunity to retrieve their zords. Vile grew to giant size after Ninjor escaped and joined the Globber against the rangers. Although his monster was destroyed, Vile survived the finishing attacks of both the Shogun and Ninja Megafalconzords, but still seemed to retreat despite not appearing to be that badly hurt. On his retreat to the moon, he considered the failure nothing but a minor setback and decided to stay. |
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Vile later sent his old ally Dischordia to battle the Rangers, and she nearly succeeded in taking control of the Rangers' minds. Vile was foiled once again, however, as Dischordia met her end courtesy of the Shogun Ultrazord. |
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Vile then summoned the Orb of Doom to the Earth, which he used to revert the Rangers to powerless children. He prevented [[Lord Zedd]], [[Rita Repulsa|Rita]], [[Goldar]], and Rito from destroying Angel Grove, revealing that he had more plans for the Earth. He sent a selection of monsters to invade the planet, led by his field general, Professor Longnose. When the invasion was defeated by the [[Aquitian Rangers]], Vile threw a tantrum and fled back to M51, where he said evil always wins. |
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When the [[Machine Empire]] arrived on the moon, [[Rita Repulsa|Rita]] called Vile and begged him to let them stay with him. Vile agreed, despite the fact that Rita would be bringing "that husband of hers." |
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Master Vile appeared in the Power Rangers Zeo comic book, in which the forces of the Machine Empire attacked his planet looking for Lord Zedd (who was in possession of Power Coin energies the Machine Empire was seeking). In the end, Master Vile handed the energies over to the Machine Empire despite the Rangers' attempts to stop the Machine Empire from getting them. The Power Coin energies subplot went unresolved. |
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Master Vile was last seen on the [[Planets of Power Rangers#Cimmerian Planet|Cimmerian Planet]], attending [[Villains in Power Rangers in Space#Dark Specter|Dark Specter]]'s conference. He was most likely purified (like his daughter) or destroyed by Zordon's Wave during the battles that succeeded the conference. |
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In the ''[[Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive]]'' episode "[[Once a Ranger]]", it is revealed that he has a grandson named [[Thrax (Power Rangers) |Thrax]]. |
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Note: Vile was the first villain to receive the "semi-independent villain" position - a role which would later be filled by [[Machine Empire#Louie Kaboom|Louie Kaboom]], [[Machine Empire#Prince Gasket|Prince Gasket]], General Havoc, [[Villains in Power Rangers: Lost Galaxy#Captain Mutiny|Captain Mutiny]], [[Villains in Power Rangers: Wild Force#Mandilok|Mandilok]], and some of the monsters in S.P.D. |
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* The Monsters to be Master Vile's End of the World Party at the Youth Center are. |
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** Fighting Flea Slippery Shark Rhinoblaster Oysterizer Robogoat Invenusable Flytrap Vampirus Artistmole Centiback Hate Master Miss Chief Incisorator See Monster Garbage Mouth Brick Bully second form and Dischordia. |
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* Monsters at Master Vile's conference |
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** Crabby Cabbie See Monster Brick Bully second form Miss Chief Lanterra Arachnofiend a clown dog monster a large blue stitched monster a furry brown tiki masked monster and a white swirly monster. |
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====Hydro Hog==== |
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'''Hydro Hog''', who appeared in ''[[Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers]]'', is the nemesis of the [[Aquitian Rangers]]. He was known as the Emperor of the Dark Waters on [[Aquitar]] for his evil ways. He was known for having destroyed many planets. His main power is by consuming all the water available before the Aquitian Rangers can get to it, leaving them dehydrated. |
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The Hydro Hog was too powerful for the [[Aquitian Rangers]] to destroy, and he was the only villain capable of withstanding the [[Zords in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers#Season 3|Shogun Megazord]]'s Fire Saber, actually completely blocking the slash before it hit him. However, he was eventually defeated by the [[Zords in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers#Season 3|Shogun Megafalconzord]]. He was the first archvillain to be destroyed in battle, later followed by [[King Mondo]]. |
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Hydro Hog is voiced by [[Brad Orchard]] (uncredited). |
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==Movie== |
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===Ivan Ooze=== |
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'''Ivan Ooze''' is a [[fictional character]] in the [[Power Rangers]] universe, the primary [[villain]] in the film ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie]]'' ([[1995]]). He was played by [[Paul Freeman]] and is only one of two Power Rangers villains with no place in the actual television show's continuity (the other villain being Mordant). |
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Ivan Ooze was a [[tyrant]] 6000 years ago, until he was imprisoned in an [[Egg (food)|egg]]-shaped Hyperlock Chamber<ref>http://www.rovang.org/wg/pics/hyperlockchamber-egg.jpg</ref>by [[Zordon]] and a small group of young warriors, who presumably were the precursors to the modern Power Rangers. He also has his own batch of putty soldiers that are easily destroyed by the Rangers. |
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His hyperlock chamber unearthed by an Angel Grove construction crew, Ivan Ooze was released by [[Lord Zedd]] after 6,000 years of imprisonment. Demolishing the [[Command Center]] and fatally injuring Zordon, Ivan destroyed the Power Rangers' abilities to morph, fight, and call their [[Zords]]. |
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He travelled to the moon, and once there easily deposed of both [[Lord Zedd]] and [[Rita Repulsa]], trapping them within a snowglobe. Their henchmen [[Goldar]] and [[#Mordant|Mordant]] swore allegiance to Ivan rather than join Rita and Zedd in captivity. Ivan then began brainwashing the citizens of Angel Grove into digging up his Ecto-Morphicons, large insect-like machines similar to the Rangers' Zords. |
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After the Rangers gained the Great Power, they returned to Angel Grove and battled Ivan's machines with their new [[Zords in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers#Season 3|Ninja Zords]]. Using these Zords, they were able to destroy one of the Morphicons, Scorpitron. Ivan combined with the other Morphicon, Hornitor, and took on the Rangers himself. The battle progressed into outer space, and though Ivan consistently had the upper hand, he was destroyed when the [[Zords in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers#Season 3|Ninja Megafalconzord]] kneed him in the groin, which sent him flying into the path of Orion's Comet, which happened to be passing. |
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===Mordant=== |
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'''Mordant''' was a [[pig]]-like [[henchman]] in ''[[Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie]]''. Together with [[Goldar]], he defected from [[Lord Zedd]] to join [[#Ivan Ooze|Ivan Ooze]], when Ivan imprisoned [[Lord Zedd]] and [[Rita Repulsa]] in a snowglobe. In an original draft of the script, he was revealed to be Goldar's second cousin, three times removed, on his mother's side, visiting for the summer, but this was written out for the final draft, and many audience members were confused as to Mordant's origins (information from [http://www.rovang.org/wg/mmprtmvillains.htm#mordant Writer's Guide to the PR Universe]). Mordant never appeared in the series since the movie wasn't part of the continuity, although he would go on to appear in [[Marvel Comics]]' adaptation of the movie and series. Mordant is in fact referred to being Goldar's cousin visiting for the summer in a coloring book based on the movie, but whether or not this is [[Canon (fiction)|canon]] is debatable. |
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Mordant is played by [[Jean Paul Bell]] and voiced by [[Martin G. Metcalf]]. |
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Since the movie takes place in a [[parallel universe]], the events of [[Countdown to Destruction|''Countdown to Destruction'']] never happened (in this universe, shattering Zordon's tube de-ages Zordon instead of releasing a wave of energy). Thus, Mordant (as well as the movie versions of Rita, Zedd and Goldar) are still alive and active. |
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== References == |
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== See also == |
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* [[List of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers monsters (Season One)]] |
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* [[List of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers monsters (Season Two)]] |
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* [[List of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers monsters (Season Three)]] |
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Revision as of 15:06, 10 October 2008
The fictional villains of the Power Rangers universe that appeared in the television series Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and the film Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie were aliens serving or allied to Rita Repulsa and/or, later, Lord Zedd, including the warrior Goldar.
Information about the other villains can be found below.
Note: For the purposes of this article, the mini-series Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers is considered to be a part of the third series of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.
Note also: Villains from the movie, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie, while they are included on this page, are not considered part of normal Power Rangers continuity.
Television
Rita Repulsa
- Main article: Rita Repulsa
Rita Repulsa was the primary antagonist for the first season, and later returned during the second to marry Lord Zedd. She is the Daughter of The first evil Monarch of the MG-51 planet Mastervile. She has a brother named Rito and, via Zedd, a son named Thrax.
She was played by Machiko Soga and voiced by Barbara Goodson.
She was played by Carla Perez in U.S. footage.
She was played by Julia Cortez in MMPR: The Movie.
Goldar
- Main article: Goldar
Goldar was the second henchman for both Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd. In season one, he sometimes fought alongside Scorpina. In season three and later on, he often partnered with Rito Revolto.
He was voiced by Kerrigan Mahan.
He was played by Kerry Casey in MMPR: The Movie.
Squatt
Squatt was a servant of Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa, the dimwitted sidekick of Baboo. Squatt was a short, blue-skinned hobgoblin with a large horn. He wore metal armor, and looked like a mix between a blueberry and a warthog.
Squatt is rather excitable, and may act like an eagar child when Rita has a plan, or when the Rangers are having trouble in a battle. Squatt was easily frightened by his bosses' bad tempers. Squatt was a coward and, rather than fight, he along with Baboo, would accompany Goldar, Scorpina and monsters as they attacked the Earth and cheer them on. However, he often went to Earth when there was no fight going on because his main duties were acting as a spy and saboteur, as shown in episodes like "Switching Places", "Foul Play in the Sky", "Calamity Kimberly" and "Rita's Seed of Evil".
Squatt later abandoned the moon with Zedd and Rita when they fled from the Machine Empire. He was seen in Countdown to Destruction and was reduced to sand by Zordon's wave.
Squatt was voiced by Michael Sorich.
Baboo
Baboo is the more intelligent of a dimwitted duo consisting of him and Squatt. He is tall, slim, black, and vampiric, and resembles a cross between a monkey and a bat with crippled wings. Like Finster, he mainly works behind the lines. Though spineless and scatterbrained, he is highly creative. He serves as Rita's alchemist and potion maker, creating substances and devices for her to use. Notable creations include a time device, a punk potion, the monster Shellshock, and the Nasty Knight's sword. Baboo is rarely confident in his mistress' plans, but would never say this to her face.
Like Squatt he is somewhat cowardly often going to Earth to scheme or cheer on Goldar and/or Scorpina in battle, rather than take part in a fight himself. Baboo disappeared during the Power Rangers: Zeo series, when fleeing from the Machine Empire with his masters. He was possibly reduced to a pile of sand in Countdown to Destruction by Zordon's wave.
Baboo was voiced by Dave Mallow, credited as Colin Philips.
Finster
Finster is a shy henchman of Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd, though mostly the former. He resembled an anthropomorphic white Scottish Terrier. During the first season of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, he was primarily responsible for creating a new monster to battle the Rangers in each episode, as well as producing a regular supply of Putty Patrollers, although this function fell to Lord Zedd after his appearance. Finster did this by sculpting the monsters out of clay and 'cooking' them in a special machine called the Monstermatic in his workshop. At the near-end of the episode "Crystal of Nightmares", it's implied by Goldar that Finster thought using the Crystal was a good idea, while Goldar denies it (calling him an "overgrown rat" in the process). He was the one responsible for making the suggestion that Alpha 5 be used in "delivering the message of evil" as Rita Repulsa had called it, in "The Wedding".
During the Zeo season, he aided Zedd and Rita in their fight against the Machine Empire with several machines that he built. Finster was (presumed) reduced to sand by Zordon's energy wave in Power Rangers in Space.
Finster was the original "monster maker" of Power Rangers. This role is often filled by other characters of Finster's type, such as Jinxer of Lightspeed Rescue and Mora/Morgana of S.P.D.
Finster was voiced by Robert Axelrod.
Scorpina
Scorpina is a human-scorpion hybrid and is one of Rita Repulsa's most ruthless and dangerous minions aside from Goldar. Though the Scorpina/Goldar relationship in MMPR is significantly less developed than the Grifforzer/Lami relationship of its Japanese counterpart, Goldar and Scorpina have shown affection toward each other, albeit in a much less sexual degree. She has a human form (a Japanese woman with long raven hair wearing golden scorpion armor) but has an ugly monster form when Rita makes her gigantic.
Very little is actually known about Scorpina. She is an old friend of Rita Repulsa, and according to Baboo, did horrible things. Much like Goldar, she would often square off against Jason when sent to battle the Rangers, and overwhelmed them with ease. She fights with a crescent-shaped sword that can be thrown like a boomerang. When in giant form, she often fights alongside Goldar. Scorpina once used her pet silkworm to fight the Power Rangers. Another time, she posed as a human girl named Sabrina to try to ensnare Adam Park ("Goldar's Vice Versa").
According to IMDB, Scorpina was to make an appearance in an unproduced three-parter, Zordon, I Shrunk The Rangers (the episode would be set after The Wedding) Scorpina was supposed to return to the show as a main character in that episode, but Haim Saban was unable to keep the U.S. actress for more than one episode and was unable to find a replacement.
Scorpina was the first female villain warrior of the series, a role later filled by Archerina, Divatox, Astronema, Trakeena, Vypra, Nadira, Toxica, Marah and Kapri, Elsa, Morgana, Necrolai, Miratrix, & Camille. Also, Scorpina is the first major villain to transform into an advanced form upon growing in the Power Rangers series.
Scorpina was played by Ami Kawai and voiced by Wendee Lee.
The American actress is unknown.
Lokar
Appearing as a floating, demon-like, ethereal, blue head, the powerful Lokar changed Mutitus to his more powerful form and assisted in sending the Rangers to the Island of Illusions. After destroying Mutitus, the Rangers attacked Lokar with the Ultrazord, but he managed to escape. Lokar is seen teleporting away just after the blast hits and Jason says "we'll get him next time". Lokar is later summoned again when Goldar goes into battle with his extremely powerful War Zord, Cyclopsis ("Doomsday, Parts 1 & 2"). Lokar, heavily scarred from the Ultrazord attack, replenishes the War Zord when it falls to the Power Rangers' attack and then aids Cyclopsis in its next two battles against rangers. Though he is not seen destroyed, Lokar does not make another appearance in the series after he and Cyclopsis are on the receiving end of a blast from Ultrazord (his Japanese counterpart, Great Satan was killed during that battle) and he is not seen in Countdown to Destruction.
Lokar was played by Masahiko Urano and voiced by Robert Axelrod
Seasons Two and Three
Lord Zedd
- Main article: Lord Zedd
Lord Zedd was the primary antagonist for the second and third seasons.
He was voiced by Robert Axelrod.
He was portrayed by Ed Neil.
He was portrayed by Mark Ginther in MMPR: The Movie.
Rito Revolto
- Main article: Rito Revolto
Rito Revolto was Rita Repulsa's brother and the secondary henchman for her and Lord Zedd in the third season, often partnered with Goldar. Though he was not seen in "Countdown to Destruction", he was possibly reduced to sand by Zordon's Wave or he was purified since Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd were purified as well.
He was voiced by Bob Papenbrook.
Master Vile
Master Vile, voiced by an uncredited Tom Wyner, was the father of Rita Repulsa and Rito Revolto. His home planet is called Gamma Vile, which was in the M51 galaxy. He's a very cunning villain overall, but is very comical. He also appears to be something of a coward.
Master Vile arrived on the moon in search of the legendary Zeo Crystal during the third season of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers. He very nearly succeeded with aid a monster he created the called the Blue Globber, capturing both the Crystal and the Rangers' zords and Ninjor, but decided to throw an "End of the World Party" in the Youth Center before he would use the Zeo crystal to destroy the world. However, Vile throwing his party gave the rangers the time and opportunity to retrieve their zords. Vile grew to giant size after Ninjor escaped and joined the Globber against the rangers. Although his monster was destroyed, Vile survived the finishing attacks of both the Shogun and Ninja Megafalconzords, but still seemed to retreat despite not appearing to be that badly hurt. On his retreat to the moon, he considered the failure nothing but a minor setback and decided to stay.
Vile later sent his old ally Dischordia to battle the Rangers, and she nearly succeeded in taking control of the Rangers' minds. Vile was foiled once again, however, as Dischordia met her end courtesy of the Shogun Ultrazord.
Vile then summoned the Orb of Doom to the Earth, which he used to revert the Rangers to powerless children. He prevented Lord Zedd, Rita, Goldar, and Rito from destroying Angel Grove, revealing that he had more plans for the Earth. He sent a selection of monsters to invade the planet, led by his field general, Professor Longnose. When the invasion was defeated by the Aquitian Rangers, Vile threw a tantrum and fled back to M51, where he said evil always wins.
When the Machine Empire arrived on the moon, Rita called Vile and begged him to let them stay with him. Vile agreed, despite the fact that Rita would be bringing "that husband of hers."
Master Vile appeared in the Power Rangers Zeo comic book, in which the forces of the Machine Empire attacked his planet looking for Lord Zedd (who was in possession of Power Coin energies the Machine Empire was seeking). In the end, Master Vile handed the energies over to the Machine Empire despite the Rangers' attempts to stop the Machine Empire from getting them. The Power Coin energies subplot went unresolved.
Master Vile was last seen on the Cimmerian Planet, attending Dark Specter's conference. He was most likely purified (like his daughter) or destroyed by Zordon's Wave during the battles that succeeded the conference.
In the Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive episode "Once a Ranger", it is revealed that he has a grandson named Thrax.
Note: Vile was the first villain to receive the "semi-independent villain" position - a role which would later be filled by Louie Kaboom, Prince Gasket, General Havoc, Captain Mutiny, Mandilok, and some of the monsters in S.P.D.
- The Monsters to be Master Vile's End of the World Party at the Youth Center are.
- Fighting Flea Slippery Shark Rhinoblaster Oysterizer Robogoat Invenusable Flytrap Vampirus Artistmole Centiback Hate Master Miss Chief Incisorator See Monster Garbage Mouth Brick Bully second form and Dischordia.
- Monsters at Master Vile's conference
- Crabby Cabbie See Monster Brick Bully second form Miss Chief Lanterra Arachnofiend a clown dog monster a large blue stitched monster a furry brown tiki masked monster and a white swirly monster.
Hydro Hog
Hydro Hog, who appeared in Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers, is the nemesis of the Aquitian Rangers. He was known as the Emperor of the Dark Waters on Aquitar for his evil ways. He was known for having destroyed many planets. His main power is by consuming all the water available before the Aquitian Rangers can get to it, leaving them dehydrated.
The Hydro Hog was too powerful for the Aquitian Rangers to destroy, and he was the only villain capable of withstanding the Shogun Megazord's Fire Saber, actually completely blocking the slash before it hit him. However, he was eventually defeated by the Shogun Megafalconzord. He was the first archvillain to be destroyed in battle, later followed by King Mondo.
Hydro Hog is voiced by Brad Orchard (uncredited).
Movie
Ivan Ooze
Ivan Ooze is a fictional character in the Power Rangers universe, the primary villain in the film Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie (1995). He was played by Paul Freeman and is only one of two Power Rangers villains with no place in the actual television show's continuity (the other villain being Mordant).
Ivan Ooze was a tyrant 6000 years ago, until he was imprisoned in an egg-shaped Hyperlock Chamber[1]by Zordon and a small group of young warriors, who presumably were the precursors to the modern Power Rangers. He also has his own batch of putty soldiers that are easily destroyed by the Rangers.
His hyperlock chamber unearthed by an Angel Grove construction crew, Ivan Ooze was released by Lord Zedd after 6,000 years of imprisonment. Demolishing the Command Center and fatally injuring Zordon, Ivan destroyed the Power Rangers' abilities to morph, fight, and call their Zords.
He travelled to the moon, and once there easily deposed of both Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa, trapping them within a snowglobe. Their henchmen Goldar and Mordant swore allegiance to Ivan rather than join Rita and Zedd in captivity. Ivan then began brainwashing the citizens of Angel Grove into digging up his Ecto-Morphicons, large insect-like machines similar to the Rangers' Zords.
After the Rangers gained the Great Power, they returned to Angel Grove and battled Ivan's machines with their new Ninja Zords. Using these Zords, they were able to destroy one of the Morphicons, Scorpitron. Ivan combined with the other Morphicon, Hornitor, and took on the Rangers himself. The battle progressed into outer space, and though Ivan consistently had the upper hand, he was destroyed when the Ninja Megafalconzord kneed him in the groin, which sent him flying into the path of Orion's Comet, which happened to be passing.
Mordant
Mordant was a pig-like henchman in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie. Together with Goldar, he defected from Lord Zedd to join Ivan Ooze, when Ivan imprisoned Lord Zedd and Rita Repulsa in a snowglobe. In an original draft of the script, he was revealed to be Goldar's second cousin, three times removed, on his mother's side, visiting for the summer, but this was written out for the final draft, and many audience members were confused as to Mordant's origins (information from Writer's Guide to the PR Universe). Mordant never appeared in the series since the movie wasn't part of the continuity, although he would go on to appear in Marvel Comics' adaptation of the movie and series. Mordant is in fact referred to being Goldar's cousin visiting for the summer in a coloring book based on the movie, but whether or not this is canon is debatable.
Mordant is played by Jean Paul Bell and voiced by Martin G. Metcalf.
Since the movie takes place in a parallel universe, the events of Countdown to Destruction never happened (in this universe, shattering Zordon's tube de-ages Zordon instead of releasing a wave of energy). Thus, Mordant (as well as the movie versions of Rita, Zedd and Goldar) are still alive and active.
