Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers '96 is the unofficial fourth season of Mighty Morphin' never told. A proper finale for the original "six teenagers with attitude," creatively revamped from visor-to-morpher by a fresh, bold, and totally morphinominal vision.
In MMPR '96, Katherine Hillard's ultimate destiny is revealed as the Pink Ronin, a hardened warrior vowed to avenge her fallen comrades against the evil, enigmatic ruler of all worlds, Lord Drakkon. However, Drakkon's ambitions extend far beyond even Kat's worst imaginings. Only by re-discovering the value of trust and forgiving sins past, can she hope to aid the last Rangers standing between Drakkon and his plans for complete multiverse domination.
The goal behind MMPR '96 is to create a professional-sounding cinematic audio drama (similar to Karl Dutton's Power Rangers audio drama series), with a fresh story that cherry-picks concepts and canon from both the original show and Boom comics, then fusing those together with my own creative re-interpretation of what Power Rangers is, has been, and should be in the year 2024. A complete deconstruction of the world and its characters, merged with deep, thematic symbolism and complex character arcs that span across an epic saga that could be the last chapter to Power Rangers as a story.
MMPR '96 is produced and written exclusively by me, using Da Vinci Resolve to edit, with licensed sound effects and music from epidemicsound.com, in addition to other sources. I have extensive experience with audio as a medium through working over the years re-editing/re-scoring a certain favorite anime of mine that can be found sailing the seven seas, and have written more than a couple "not-quite publishing-ready" novels, with an absolute obsession at understanding and mastering the craft of storytelling, finding inspiration and tremendous insight from legendary guru's like Robert McKee, John Turby, etc.
I'm looking for dedicated voice actors seeking unique, engaging, and challenging material to tackle that they would be more than proud to cite MMPR '96 as a work reference on their voiceover resumes. All actors must have clear audio and no background noise in their auditions to be considered for roles.
If there are any more questions or concerns, please feel free to contact me!