Power Rangers: Last News

caught on camera in Nampa, Idaho back in July 2024.The 35-year-old was initially sentenced to 180 days in prison, according to TMZ but he won’t have to serve all of that time.Canyon County Court Judge Matthew B.

TMZ that Mallow passed away Tuesday after being in hospice care at the MonteCedro Senior Living Community in Altadena, California.Mallow’s health “had been declining in recent years,” one of his former colleagues told TMZ.Mallow did voice work on “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” for 138 episodes from 1993 to 1999. He worked on future shows in the franchise including “Power Rangers in Space,” “Power Rangers Zeo” and “Power Rangers Time Force.”According to his IMDb, Mallow worked in radio in the Midwest and New York City for 12 years before he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in voice acting.Mallow voiced characters in animated shows like “Digimon: Digital Monsters,” “Naruto,” “Yu-Gi-Oh!” and various Japanese animated movies.He also worked video games including “Call of Duty,” “Battleship,” “Resident Evil,” “Street Fighter” and “Final Fantasy.”Mallow is not the first “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers” actor to die.Jason David Frank, who played Tommy Oliver, the green/white Power Ranger, passed away age 49 in November 2022.Frank died by suicide.

Netflix on April 19, “Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once & Always” follows the beloved band of masked, spandex-ed heroes as they return to fight back against the forces of evil and satisfy our hunger for 90’s nostalgia. Low on budget and high on hype, the story of the Power Rangers began when the head dressed sorceress and absolute fashion icon Rita Repulsa, escaped from the confines of her space dumpster prison (great band name) and attacked Earth.