Every Blue Power Ranger, Ranked. In 2. 4 seasons of the Power Rangers franchise, there have been a whopping 2. Blue Rangers on the core teams, narrowly beating out the 1. Yellow Ranger numbers. Unlike the Pink, Black, or Green Rangers, a team always has at least one Blue Ranger. Some teams even get a specialty Ranger in a shade of blue to back them up.

The Blue Rangers started the series in the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers days by being the intellectual powerhouses of the teams. They invented gadgets for the teams to use and helped strategize complex problems.

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Over time, their roles would expand, and sometimes, Blue Rangers are even next in line to command a team behind the Red Ranger. In the second spot or not, Blue Rangers are vital to their teams’ success. They always seem to be the glue that holds different factions of the team together, whether they’re the one member of a previous team that moves on to the next one, or they’re the one with the most level headed approach to dealing with problems. Today, we’re taking a crack at ranking just how good of a hero every Blue Ranger in the history of the series is.

Before getting into the list, we’ve got to give a shout out to some of those specialty Rangers. Not a part of the core team, but certainly worth an honorable mention, is James Navarro of the Dino Thunder season, who is the Aqua Ranger. James is the father of one of the Power Rangers who finds an energem that gives him his abilities an entire decade before the others.

James, in addition to the Shark Animal Spirit in Jungle Fury, and Blake in Power Rangers Ninja Storm as the Navy Thunder Ranger, are the only Power Rangers outside of their core teams to be coded as Blue Rangers. Now, check out just how the 2. Every Blue Ranger, Ranked Worst to Best.

Cestro (Alien Rangers)When the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers found themselves unable to use their abilities near the end of the third season of the series, and subsequently turned into children, Zordon called on the Rangers from the planet of Aquitar to give Earth a little assistance. Cestro (Karim Prince) was the Blue Ranger of the team, and like Billy Cranston, whom he frequently worked with during the Mighty Morphin Alien Rangers season, he was a scientific genius, but that wasn’t enough to get him out of the bottom spot. Though Cestro was the one who tried to find a way to age the Power Rangers back up, he and Billy couldn’t find a way to do it without the zeo crystals. He was also the member of the Aquitian team who most often found himself dangerously dehydrated. The Aquitians, as their name suggests, came from a planet that is primarily made of freshwater. Watch Henry Gamble`S Birthday Party Tube Free there. That freshwater helped them keep up their energy levels, but they needed it almost as badly as human beings need oxygen, which meant a single battle drastically depleted their energy.

Cestro was nearly always the first of the Alien Rangers to need a water source, severely limiting his efficacy in a fight. Rocky De. Santos (Zeo)For a lot of Power Rangers fans, it’s not going to be a surprise to see Rocky (Steve Cardenas) near the bottom of the list. It seems like nearly all fans of the early series think he’s just about the worst. Originally, Rocky was chosen to take Red Ranger Jason’s place when he left the series in season two. When the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers became the Zeo Rangers with the help of the zeo crystal, Rocky was demoted from that position — though he was never really a team leader anyway, since that Tommy fella was sort of a big deal — and made the team’s Blue Ranger.

Though technically considered second in command to the Zeo Red Ranger, Rocky didn’t ever seem to be the one making the big decisions. Instead, that role fell to Adam, the team’s Green Ranger, who was supposedly third in line (not that anyone was buying that for a second). Rocky was also the only Ranger to injure himself so badly that someone five years younger than him took his place on the team. Rocky would have become the Blue Turbo Ranger if he hadn’t managed to somehow spin kick himself into a back injury while training for a martial arts tournament. As a result, he lost his chance to be a hero on another team up and was never heard from again on the show. Fans weren’t too upset to see him go…until the got a look at his replacement, that is…1.

Justin Stewart (Turbo)It was young Justin (Blake Foster) who took over for Rocky. In a season where the zords were essentially souped- up cars, someone not even old enough to drive ended up behind the steering wheel as the Blue Ranger. Of course, if the audience had that criticism floating around in their heads, it was supposedly taken care of when Justin revealed that Zordon taught him how to drive his zord before he surprised the other Rangers by joining them in their fight.

It’s not entirely Justin’s fault that he ranks so low on the list. Justin was an extremely intelligent kid who was fully committed to saving the day (and Blake Foster did a completely commendable job in the role). The problem was just that, though — Justin was still a very young kid. He didn’t have the same level of experience as the other Turbo Rangers in a fight, or in life in general. This made him the least mature of the group, and the one most likely to jump to conclusions or run into a fight without considering all of his options. 1. Preston Tien (Ninja Steel)The newest Blue Ranger for the Power Rangers series, Preston (Peter Sudarso) is the Ninja Steel Blue Ranger, which means in addition to the martial arts the franchise has its main characters employ in every incarnation, Preston also uses ninja throwing stars and a special blade.

Preston comes in just above the worst Blue Rangers in history because he’s only made eight appearances in the franchise so far. That’s not enough time for the audience to know just what he’s bringing to the heroic table. What we do know about Preston so far is that he loves magic. Before becoming a Power Ranger, he loved to do magic tricks and entertain people.

Since becoming a Ranger, though, his magical prowess is no longer just an illusion. With his Ranger powers, he can wield real magic, but there is a catch: he can only use his sorcery for selfless reasons, not just to show off. Watch Sivaji Online Etonline there.

He’s sure to be a great addition to the ranks of Blue Rangers once he has more opportunities to show the audience what he can do. Fun fact: Peter Sudarso’s older brother Yoshi also played a Blue Ranger for a Power Rangers series — Dino Charge. We’ll get to him in a bit.

Theo Martin (Jungle Fury)Intelligent and stealthy, Theo (Aljin Abella) was the one member of the Jungle Fury team who was constantly worried about breaking the rules. Despite continuing the tradition of the Blue Rangers being the big thinkers of the teams, Theo was often too scared about consequences to think outside of the box, which is why he’s not higher up on the list. As a Jungle Fury Ranger, Theo’s primary spirit that he called on in battle was the jaguar, the first time any Power Ranger had been associated with that particular animal. While jaguars are known for their strength, in Theo’s case, that also meant there was a lot of style associated with his jungle spirit.

His zord spun and flipped before it attacked opponents, a technique that was reminiscent of Theo’s own combat methods. This increased when Theo learned how to call on the spirit of the bat as well, which was also associated with grace and speed. It makes Theo’s fighting style more evasive and defensive rather than offensive like most of the other Jungle Fury Rangers, though it was definitely fun to watch. Sky Tate (SPD)The only Power Ranger to initially be disappointed by his assignment, Sky (Chris Violette) had hoped he was going to be the Red Ranger before finding himself assigned to Blue.

Sky, who had been top of his class at the SPD academy and the B- Squad member with the most experience, fully expected to be made team leader, and was disappointed when he didn’t get it.