Power Rangers — It's Morphin' Time

Commanded by Zordon of Eltar, this five-colour (white/blue/black/red/green) 100-Card Commander Deck is built on the show's one switch: ordinary Angel Grove teenagers stay ordinary until a Morpher is on the table, and then they are Rangers. Zordon cannot attack or block. He gives every Human you control Morph Up, makes a Morpher when he arrives and finds a Human for {4}.

• Morph Up: as long as you control a Morpher, the creature is a Ranger, gets +2/+2 and gains the ability of its colour — flying in white, unblockable in blue, deathtouch in black, double strike in red, trample in green. Sixteen creatures carry it printed. The Morpher is an artifact type, not a single card, so one Disenchant turns your whole board back into teenagers in the middle of a fight; three Morpher cards and ten separate effects exist to put one back.
• Megazord: when five or more Rangers of five different colours attack, you may exile them and create a legendary 12/12 Zord, already attacking, with vigilance, trample and every activated and triggered ability of the five. When it leaves the battlefield, all five come back. Losing the big thing is how you get your board back.
• The cast: Jason, Billy, Zack, Trini, Kimberly and Tommy — printed twice, Green then White — against Rita Repulsa, Lord Zedd, Goldar, Scorpina, Finster and Ivan Ooze.

Why Five Colours

This is the one franchise where the colour is the character's name, so the colour pie is the cast list. Red, blue, black and green map by name. Magic has no yellow and no pink, so Trini is green and Kimberly is white, by what they do. The original Megazord — Red, Black, Blue, Yellow, Pink — is then exactly five different colours, which is why the mechanic asks for five and why Tommy can replace a pilot but never add a sixth. Nine permanents carry Megazord: Jason, the five Dinozords, Titanus, The Command Center and The Zord Holding Bay.

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