Netflix reveals the first look at its Power Rangers 30th anniversary special
Netflix is reuniting some of the original cast members of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers to celebrate the franchise's 30th anniversary, and we now have the first look at some of the cast back together again. Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always is the name of the scripted Netflix special that brings back the original Blue and Black Rangers, David Yost and Walter Emanuel Jones, respectively, who are featured in the first images revealed by EW.
The photos show Yost and Jones embracing in their Power Ranger costumes. Other photos feature Cardenas, Jones, Yost, and Sutherland in their civilian clothes, Cardenas, Yost, and Sutherland preparing to morph, and finally, Yost and Jones embracing Charlie Kersh, a new Power Rangers character named Minh. She's the daughter of the original Yellow Ranger Trini .
Will Power Rangers 30th Anniversary Have a Tribute to Jason David Frank? At this time it's unknown if Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always will include a tribute to the late Jason David Frank. The original Green Ranger died at the age of 49 by suicide in November.
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