Power Rangers

Made in Auckland for more than a decade, Power Rangers is one of the top rated and longest running kids' live-action television shows. It airs in over 150 markets worldwide.

The series was originally produced in New Zealand by The Walt Disney Studios. When Saban Brands reacquired Power Rangers in 2010, the production remained in the country.

The show is now in its 22nd season (and its 10th season made in New Zealand), Power Rangers Dino Charge.

Owned by global entertainment giant Saban Brands, the Power Rangers franchise is the brainchild of Haim Saban, creator and producer of the original 1993 hit series, Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.

Power Rangers in New Zealand

Over the years the producers have found everything they need to make the show in Auckland – crew, cast, locations, sound stages and post-production facilities. Over the seasons New Zealand has provided:

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Behind-the-Scenes: Power Rangers Dino Charge

Power Rangers Dino Charge is the first season to feature a Power Ranger character who is a New Zealander. The season also features recognisable Auckland landmarks for the first time, with two episodes set there. Take a look behind-the-scenes:

Interview with Executive Producer Judd 'Chip' Lynn

Find out what Executive Producer, Judd 'Chip' Lynn thinks about living and working in New Zealand.

American Executive Producer Judd 'Chip' Lynn
Shooting at Auckland's War Memorial Museum
Shooting stunts on location in Auckland
New Zealander James Davies plays kiwi Chase Randall, the Black Ranger

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The Black Power Ranger (New Zealand Ranger)

Power Rangers Dino Charge stars Auckland actor James Davies as Chase Randall, the Black Ranger. Chase, a native New Zealander, is a keen skateboarder who speaks with a Kiwi accent.

Playing a New Zealand character on an international TV series is a wonderful opportunity to share a little piece of New Zealand with the rest of the world.

James Davies