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Hasbro announces San Diego Comic-Con exclusive Power Rangers

by Sean P. Aune | June 11, 2019June 11, 2019 12:30 pm EDT

San Diego Comic-Con is almost upon us, and with that comes a slew of exclusives. The latest announced is a Power Rangers Lightning Collection 2-Pack from Hasbro.

This exclusive set features two iterations of Jason Lee Scott as the original Red Ranger from Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers and then as the Zeo Gold Ranger from Power Rangers Zeo.

The exclusive set will sell at San Diego Comic-Con for $49.99, and a limited number will be available on Hasbro Pulse following the show.

POWER RANGERS LIGHTNING COLLECTION 6-INCH MIGHTY MORPHIN RED AND ZEO GOLD RANGER 2-Pack
San Diego Comic-Con 2019 Exclusive
(HASBRO/Ages 4 years & up/Approx. Retail Price: $49.99/Available: San Diego Comic-Con 2019)

Go Go POWER RANGERS! From the BEAST MORPHERS back to the original MIGHTY MORPHIN POWER RANGERS, the POWER RANGERS have brought teamwork, action and adventure to generations of fans. The legacy continues with figures, vehicles, collectibles, and roleplay toys from Hasbro, celebrating ranger teams from MIGHTY MORPHIN to the BEAST MORPHERS. Imagine all the action of POWER RANGERS with toys from Hasbro! These 6-inch LIGHTNING COLLECTION MIGHTY MORPHIN RED RANGER and ZEO GOLD RANGER figures each features multiple points of articulation for high poseability and include two different heads that can be swapped, one of the Ranger in his helmet, and another without inspired by the Jason Lee Scott character, the original Red Ranger! This set also comes with Power Axe, Power Bow, Power Blades, Power Lance and Power Sword accessories that can be assembled to build the Power Blaster. Look for other collectible figures in this Lightning Collection, including Mighty Morphin White Ranger. Each sold separately. Available at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 and on Hasbro Pulse following the convention.

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Sean P. Aune

Sean Aune has been a pop culture aficionado since before there was even a term for pop culture. From the time his father brought home Amazing