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[Tier: Vault]SNES Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (USA) in 25:47.73 by Randil.
snes9x movie (.smv) (date: 2010-10-11)
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Submission #2862 — Author's comments
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Rating: 5.9 (8 votes)
   
- Forgoes time-saving damage
- Genre: Fighting

This movie has been obsoleted!

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Power Rangers, an immensely popular set of TV series from the 90s, naturally spawned a massive number of tie-in products. Given the nature of the show, it should not be surprising that a good number of beat-'em-up games are counted amongst their number. There are a total of five levels and two follow-up robot fights in this game.

Here the author chooses to take no damage in an effort to make the run more entertaining (an estimated 5-6 seconds could be saved by taking damage).

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Added [Tier: Moons]SNES Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (USA) by Dooty in 24:26.65 (2012-09-17)
- obsoletes [Tier: Vault]SNES Mighty Morphin Power Rangers (USA) by Randil in 25:47.73 (2010-10-11)

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