Angel Grove has rebuilt, the Rangers have grown stronger, and the Morphin Grid hums with stability… until a new darkness cracks it wide open. Power Rangers 2: Rise of the Green Ranger returns with a vengeance, pushing the team to the edge of their power—and their friendship—like never before.
Jason (Dacre Montgomery) has settled into his role as leader, guiding the Rangers through a series of covert missions and dangerous Grid anomalies. Kimberly (Naomi Scott), Billy (RJ Cyler), Trini (Becky G), and Zack (Ludi Lin) have become a true family—flawed, loyal, and fiercely protective of one another. But everything changes the moment a transfer student arrives at Angel Grove High.
Tommy Oliver (Tanner Buchanan) is quiet, brilliant, and unsettlingly intense. A loner with a past wrapped in shadows, he carries a strange emerald coin that whispers with corrupted power. Unbeknownst to him, the coin is a fragment of the Chaos Crystal, a relic sought by none other than Lord Zedd, the nightmarish warlord who makes Rita Repulsa look like a warm-up act.
When Zedd descends upon Earth in a swirling vortex of crimson lightning, he activates the corruption in Tommy’s coin—turning the troubled teen into the Green Ranger, a living weapon of chaos. Controlled by Zedd’s iron will, Tommy becomes Jason’s deadliest rival, unleashing martial arts fury that shreds through Red Ranger defenses with ease.
And then the ocean splits.
Summoned by the corrupted Power Coin, the colossal Dragonzord rises from the deep, scales gleaming like molten emerald steel, roaring destruction over Angel Grove. Buildings crumble. Streets crack. The Rangers’ Zords struggle to hold the line as Tommy pilots the monster with terrifying precision.
But the real battle isn’t physical—it’s emotional.
The Rangers see the real Tommy trapped behind Zedd’s control: scared, angry, alone. Kimberly senses the goodness buried beneath the corruption. Jason feels the weight of trying to save someone who wants to kill him. And for the first time, the team faces a threat that mirrors their own insecurities, their own fractures, their own doubts.
To save Tommy, the Rangers must push the Morphin Grid beyond its limits, blending their powers into experimental Zord combinations and forging a new, unstable Megazord mode capable of withstanding the Dragonzord’s fury. With stakes soaring and friendships cracking under pressure, the team risks tearing themselves apart to rescue someone who doesn’t even know he needs saving.
Explosive morphing sequences.
Brutal one-on-one duels.
Titanic mech battles against an unstoppable, corrupted force.
In the end, Rise of the Green Ranger delivers the ultimate truth of the franchise:
The greatest battle isn’t against monsters—it’s for the heart of a friend.