Villains in Power Rangers Time Force

Villains In Power Rangers Time Force

The fictional villains of the Power Rangers universe that appeared in the television series Power Rangers Time Force were, for the most part, mutant criminals that had travelled back in time with the criminal Ransik (exceptions include his robotic minion Frax, and the demon Quarganon, who appeared only once in the crossover with Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue). The villains are adapted from the villains from Mirai Sentai Timeranger.

Villains from this series are also notable because they are portrayed more as sympathetic characters than outright evil. Ransik, and the other mutants, are shown to be byproducts of the future's genetic experiments, and were shunned by much of society. In the finale, certain characters were redeemed by the Time Force Power Rangers and willingly gave themselves up for judgment, returning in the following series to aid the Rangers in the crossover with Power Rangers Wild Force.

Read more about Villains In Power Rangers Time Force:  Ransik, Nadira, Frax, Gluto, Black Knight, Quarganon, Cyclobots, Mutants, Frax's Robots

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