While the Power Rangers in their various forms have taken on some of the most monstrous villains that pop culture has seen in the past thirty years, few of those malicious forces have managed to a significant name for themselves. However, Rita Repulsa has stood the test of time, and is now one of the franchise’s most iconic villains.Rita has gone on to establish herself as a veritable force of nature over the years, particulary in BOOM! Studios’ ongoing Power Rangers comics. However, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #113 (by Melissa Flores, Simona Di Gianfelice, Raúl Angulo, and Ed Dukeshire) shows that even her transformation into Mistress Vile isn’t enough to keep the space witch from being berated and belittled by even greater evils. When the Death Ranger dares to question a decision made by Dark Specter, Mistress Vile takes it upon herself to remind everyone just who is really in charge. In turn, she is dealt a crushing blow by Dark Specter for having the audacity to assume she is in any way set to benefit from all of this, and it isn’t the first time she has been treated in such a poor manner.From the franchise’s debut all the way back in 1993’s “Day of the Dumpster,” Rita Repulsa has been the Power Rangers’ most memorable enemy. In the original series, Rita was the first big bad the Power Rangers had to face as she terrorized Angel Grove with her army of monsters. While Rita was a formidable foe in her own right, it often fell on her lackeys to deal with the Power Rangers directly. Her continuous defeats at the hands of the Rangers was a consistent thorn in her side, but this eventually trumped by the arrival of another villain, the equally powerful (and iconic) Lord Zedd. The Power Rangers’ Biggest Storyline is Still Being Felt Today – And It’s a ProblemEverything Power Rangers Fans Need to Know About Alpha
While the Power Rangers in their various forms have taken on some of the most monstrous villains that pop culture has seen in the past thirty years, few of those malicious forces have managed to a significant name for themselves. However, Rita Repulsa has stood the test of time, and is now one of the franchise’s most iconic villains.
Rita has gone on to establish herself as a veritable force of nature over the years, particulary in BOOM! Studios’ ongoing Power Rangers comics. However, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #113 (by Melissa Flores, Simona Di Gianfelice, Raúl Angulo, and Ed Dukeshire) shows that even her transformation into Mistress Vile isn’t enough to keep the space witch from being berated and belittled by even greater evils. When the Death Ranger dares to question a decision made by Dark Specter, Mistress Vile takes it upon herself to remind everyone just who is really in charge. In turn, she is dealt a crushing blow by Dark Specter for having the audacity to assume she is in any way set to benefit from all of this, and it isn’t the first time she has been treated in such a poor manner.
From the franchise’s debut all the way back in 1993’s “Day of the Dumpster,” Rita Repulsa has been the Power Rangers’ most memorable enemy. In the original series, Rita was the first big bad the Power Rangers had to face as she terrorized Angel Grove with her army of monsters. While Rita was a formidable foe in her own right, it often fell on her lackeys to deal with the Power Rangers directly. Her continuous defeats at the hands of the Rangers was a consistent thorn in her side, but this eventually trumped by the arrival of another villain, the equally powerful (and iconic) Lord Zedd.
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