Let's be honest with ourselves here: the Galaxy Megazord looks like a shameless rip-off of the Megazord used in the original show. This makes it all the more disappointing that they make up one of the less memorable Megazords in the whole series. The Galactibeasts are unique in the franchise, as they are one of the few sets of Zords to actually have sentient feelings beneath their giant metallic bodies. Lost Galaxy saw a team from the space colony Terra Venture discover the Quasar Sabers powerful weapons that gave them the ability to morph and call upon the mighty Galactibeasts as Zords. 23 Galaxy Megazord (Lost Galaxy)Īfter the finale of the Zordon Era, Power Rangers Lost Galaxy was the show that kickstarted the trend of new characters and a new story every single season of the show. Without further ado, here is Every Show's Megazord, Ranked Worst To Best. For the sake of brevity (and our sanity) we're going to do one Megazord per season sometimes this is the "main" Megazord and others times we'll use one of the "special" robots.
We're going to try and figure out which one is truly the best one in the show's history, going all the way back to Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers and going all the way up to Power Rangers Ninja Steel. There have been twenty-four seasons of the Power Rangers franchise, each with at least two different Megazords each (sometimes more). Reminiscent of a WWE wrestler, Megazords all have their own "finishing move" that they do at the end of the battle to destroy their opponent once and for all. Normally by season's end the Rangers will have about three or four different Megazords in their arsenal that they can switch back and forth between. Power Rangers just wouldn't be Power Rangerswithout the Megazord! Whenever the Power Rangers are facing a monster of gargantuan proportions they call upon their Zords (giant battle mechs themed to their appropriate incarnations of the show) to join together and make the Megazord.
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