Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie - Characters

Characters

Main Characters (Turbo Rangers)

Tommy Oliver
The Red Turbo Ranger, played by Jason David Frank.
Adam Park
The Green Turbo Ranger, played by Johnny Yong Bosch.
Katherine Hillard
The Pink Turbo Ranger, played by Catherine Sutherland. Briefly appears, partially morphed, as Zeo Ranger I - Pink.
Tanya Sloan
The Yellow Turbo Ranger, played by Nakia Burrise.
Justin Stewart
The Blue Turbo Ranger, played by Blake Foster.

Supporting Characters/Former Rangers

Jason Lee Scott
The original Red Power Ranger and the second Gold Zeo Ranger, played by Austin St. John.
Kimberly Hart
The original Pink Power Ranger and Pink Ninja Ranger, played by Amy Jo Johnson.
Rocky DeSantos
The second Red Power Ranger, Red Ninja Ranger, and Zeo Ranger III, played by Steve Cardenas.
  • Zordon
  • Alpha 5
  • Lerigot
  • Bulk and Skull

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