Rocky DeSantos
The Red Ranger and one of the selectable fighters.
Documented for this version
Which controls does this version use?
Actions
Arrow LeftArrow Right | Move horizontally |
|---|---|
Arrow UpArrow Down | Move vertically within the play area |
Y | Attack |
B | Jump |
A | Use a special attack |
Control notes
Button assignments follow the standard SNES controller labels for this version.
How it plays
How does Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie play?
The game uses a side-view perspective with horizontal stages. Players move through enemy-filled areas, defeat foot soldiers and larger opponents, collect or use combat power, and face a boss at the end of each stage.
Each Ranger has different attack animations and weapons, while jumping and special attacks help manage groups of enemies. The SNES version supports solo play and simultaneous two-player co-op, with progression following a fixed sequence of film-inspired stages.
Plan your run
What is the best way to play Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie?
Use short attack strings rather than standing in front of groups, and keep moving to avoid being surrounded. Jump attacks are useful for closing distance, while special attacks are best saved for crowded encounters or bosses.
In two-player mode, spread enemies between both Rangers and avoid attacking from the same side. Learn each stage's enemy entrances and approach bosses patiently instead of trading damage continuously.
Meet the cast
Who are the key characters?
Adam Park
The Black Ranger and one of the selectable fighters.
Aisha Campbell
The Yellow Ranger and one of the selectable fighters.
Kimberly Hart
The Pink Ranger and one of the selectable fighters.
Billy Cranston
The Blue Ranger and one of the selectable fighters.
Tommy Oliver
The White Ranger, who appears as part of the film-era Ranger team.
Ivan Ooze
The film's primary antagonist and a major boss opponent.
Before you begin
What should you know before playing?
- 1
Keep moving when several enemies enter from both sides.
- 2
Save powerful attacks for dense groups and boss openings.
- 3
Two-player coordination makes crowd control substantially easier.
Community discussion
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