Villains In Power Rangers Ninja Storm
The fictional villains of the Power Rangers that appeared in the television series Power Rangers Ninja Storm were aliens that served the ninja-master Lothor, including his nieces, Marah and Kapri.
Information about Lothor's other minions can be found below.
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