Editing Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (section)

===Supporting characters===
* '''[[Zordon]]''' <br />An inter-dimensional being trapped in a time warp, he is the wise mentor of the Rangers, who also bestowed their powers. 10,000 years ago, Zordon led the fight against the forces of evil, specifically Rita. Finally, he was able to imprison the evil witch and her minions in a dumpster on the Moon. He once had a corporeal human form, but now appears as a floating head in an energy tube. He is initially voiced and portrayed by [[David Fielding (voice actor)|David Fielding]], and later voiced by [[Robert L. Manahan]].
* '''[[Alpha 5 (Power Rangers)|Alpha 5]]''' <br />A multi-functional semi-sentient automaton from Edenoi, Alpha was Zordon's trusted robotic assistant, responsible for the daily operations and upkeep of the Command Center. He is portrayed by Sandi Sellner and is voiced by [[Richard Steven Horvitz]].
* '''[[Bulk and Skull|Farkas "Bulk" Bulkmeier and Eugene "Skull" Skullovitch]]''' <br />Two bullies at Angel Grove High School. Bulk, the leader, was prone to dragging Skull into wacky schemes, which usually failed miserably and ended in humiliation or injury. In the second season, the two decide to discover the identities of the Power Rangers after they were saved by the Rangers in "The Mutiny". In the third season, they enroll in the Junior Police Force. Thanks to the efforts of their superior officer, Lt. Stone, the duo become good-natured goofs, but still sometimes selfish. They are portrayed by [[Paul Schrier]] (Bulk) and [[Jason Narvy]] (Skull).
* '''Ernie''' <br />The owner and proprietor of the Youth Center, he could often be seen behind the counter of the Juice Bar, and would sometimes dispense advice to the teens. He is portrayed by [[Richard Genelle]].
* '''Mr. Caplan''' <br />The stern principal of Angel Grove High School, who often encouraged his students in their extracurricular activities. He wore a toupée, which serves as a running gag during seasons 1 and 2. He is portrayed by Harold Cannon (uncredited)
* '''Ms. Appleby''' <br />A teacher at Angel Grove High School. She is portrayed by [[Royce Herron]] (uncredited).<ref>{{#invoke:cite|web|url=http://officialpowermorphicon.com/royce-herron/|title=Royce Herron {{!}} Power Morphicon 2018|website=officialpowermorphicon.com|date=24 February 2014|language=en-US|access-date=2018-01-24}}</ref>
* '''Angela''' <br />The girl of Zack's affections, he was constantly attempting to impress and go on a date with her, much to her annoyance. She would often demean Zack for his attempts, but later in season 1, she starts to like him. She only appears in season 1. She is portrayed by Renee Griggs (uncredited).
* '''Curtis''' <br />Zack's cousin who appears very early on in season 2, and was phased out of the show shortly after Zack's departure. He is portrayed by Joel Rodgers (uncredited).
* '''Richie''' <br />Another teen introduced early in season 2 to aid Ernie with running the juice bar and who was planned to be Trini's love interest. Like Curtis, he too was phased out of the show following Trini's departure. He is portrayed by Maurice Mendoza (uncredited).
* '''Jerome Stone''' <br />A Police Lieutenant with the Angel Grove Police Department. He is portrayed by Gregg Bullock.
* '''Prince Dex/[[Masked Rider (TV series)|Masked Rider]]''' <br />A warrior from Alpha's home planet of Edenoi who leads a [[resistance movement]] against its ruthless dictator Count Dregon, an acquaintance and rival of [[Lord Zedd]]. He is portrayed by [[Ted Jan Roberts]].
* '''Ninjor''' <br />The creator of the original 6 Power Coins and Dinozords that were used by the original 6 Power Rangers, even though it was Zordon who distributed them. He is portrayed by Hideaki Kusaka and voiced by [[Kim Strauss]].
* '''Wild West Rangers''' <br />The Old West ancestors of Rocky, Adam, Aisha and Billy, who temporarily obtain Ranger Powers when [[Kimberly Hart|Kimberly]] is transported to their time. Named Rocko, Abraham, Miss Alicia and William. As Rangers, the Wild West Rangers have outfits identical to those of their descendants, except for the addition of cowboy attire.