The visuals around this time were starting to look pretty underwhelming, but Super Legends is okay, if not a little on the blocky side. Okay, I won't turn this into another geeky rant about the lore of children's programming, but while that made my head tilt a little, it doesn't mean the possibilities weren't promising. Characters from Mighty Morphin Power Rangers up to Operation Overdrive are represented, though Mystic Force and Dino Thunder aren't represented. Zedd has found a crystal that can manipulate time and space, and he intends to travel throughout different dimensions and alter timelines, potentially erasing the existence of the Power Rangers. Lord Zedd, who was turned human along with Rita Repulsa after the shattering of Zordon's crystal purified the world, reappears in his old form. Published by Disney Interactive Studios with the development of the PS2 version handled by A2M (this is essentially Disney era Rangers) and released in 2007, Super Legends is based on actual canon, but also kind of retcons the continuity of Power Rangers In Space. Like the crossover concept that was introduced in the Power Rangers Lost Galaxy TV series, Super Legends unites iconic Rangers from multiple eras to team up and fight evil. Super Legends is a great idea in theory, but I think it comes up a bit short of being as great as the concept presents itself.

Upon reading that title in my head for the first time, the brain begins to explode with endless possibilities! “A gigantic collaboration of all of my favorite Rangers in a video game!!? This can’t be forrealz, yo!! And why am I talking like an uncle attempting to connect with his estranged nephews!?”

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