Power Rangers Dino Charge

Power Rangers Dino Charge is the 22nd season of Power Rangers. The series is based on Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger.

Production
"Power Rangers Dino Charge" was trademarked by Saban Brands in 2014 prior to the run of Power Rangers Super Megaforce.

Plot
""Millions of years ago, the evil Sledge tried to steal the greatest power in the universe. But an alien named Keeper entrusted them to dinosaurs. As for Sledge... He was blasted deep into space. Now the Energems have been found, and Sledge returns to battle a new team of heroes; they are...Power Rangers Dino Charge!""

- Opening narration

Sixty-five million years ago, the legendary, transcendent Energems were given to ten dinosaurs for safekeeping by an alien named Keeper. But when Sledge, an intergalactic bounty hunter, attempted to acquire the Energems, his ship was blasted into space, leading to the extinction of the dinosaurs and the Energems being lost with them. Now, in the present day, Sledge is back and starts sniffing around Earth looking for the Energems in order to harness their power and annihilate the world, so a team of Power Rangers form to find the Energems first and fight the bounty hunter and other threats with dino-powered swords, blasters, Zords, and Megazords.

Allies

 * Keeper
 * Dr. Runga
 * Santa Claus

Civilians

 * Moana
 * Mrs. Randall
 * Chloe Randall
 * Ms. Griffin
 * Matt Griffin
 * Prince Colin
 * Peter
 * Taku

Sledge's Crew

 * Sledge
 * Fury
 * Wrench
 * Poisandra
 * Curio
 * Spikeballs
 * Vivix

Sledge's Outlaws


 * Iceage
 * Scrapper
 * Slammer
 * Spellbinder
 * Cavity
 * Stingrage
 * Duplicon
 * Puzzler
 * Bones
 * Smokescreen
 * Gold Digger
 * Memorella
 * G-BO
 * Shearfear
 * Meteor
 * Wish Star
 * Heckyl
 * Greenzilla
 * Snide

Supporting Characters

 * to be added

Video Release

 * Power Rangers Dino Charge: Unleashed (Vol. 1) with episodes 1, 2, 3, and 4

Toyline

 * Dino Charge Morpher PMC2014 Dino Charge Roleplay 001.jpg

Video Games

 * Power Rangers Dino Charge Rumble

Errors

 * In an unusual fashion, this is one of the first seasons since Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers to have problems with properly matching the sentai footage with it's own original footage. A lot of the counterpart scenery of an episode will differ greatly from how it looks in the sentai version, and not come close to the visuals. For example: warehouses will look very different from one another, but play as if it's the same place, and the scenes will switch back and forth. (This could be due to a lower budget.) It's only worth noting in this season in particular because other seasons came very close to replicating the sentai footage's scenery in which a fight would take place.