Jason Lee Scott is one of the most celebrated Power Rangers in franchise history. So when fans discuss the best Red Ranger of all time, it’s impossible not to bring up the original in the conversation. But what is it about Jason that makes him the greatest Red Ranger of all time?
During his time as the Rangers leader in the original TV show, Jason presents a lot of achievements or heroic moments that could justify his place as the best Red Ranger and best Power Rangers leader in franchise history. But for fans who did not follow the outstanding Power Ranger Comic books from BOOM! Studios, some of the most important changes to Power Rangers Learning is rubbish. And in the end, they leave no doubt that Jason is the greatest Red Ranger in the history of the franchise, without exception.
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Jason’s true work ethic is unmatched by the Rangers
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers 2016 Annual s “A Week in the Life of…” by Kyle Higgins, Rod Reis and Ed Dukeshire
The hard work and effort (both physical and mental) is often overlooked in storylines, but this one-shot storyline is dedicated entirely to what a week in a Power Ranger’s life looks like. It shows that from Monday to Sunday, Jason tries to find ways to balance a life full of karate study, ranger training, workouts, class sessions, ranger missions and homework. Not an easy life to lead, but at the end of the week, Jason is gleefully excited about doing it all over again for the next week.
The Red Ranger is content with a grueling work ethic, something not everyone would be willing to do. It is a testimony to His commitment to being a ranger illustrates what he has gone through to be a leader. He commits himself to the hard jobs no one else wants to do.
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Jason became the White Ranger in the final timeline (Surviving Dragon)
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #12 by Kyle Higgins, Hendry Prasetya, Matt Herms and Ed Dukeshire
The world of the Coinless depicts a vastly different alternate universe where the Green Ranger remains evil and remains at Rita Repulsa’s side. Although the man who would later become franchise villain Lord Drakkon never becomes the White Ranger in this reality, Jason is considered the logical choice when Zordon decides a new Ranger using the White Light is the only way to stop Tommy’s army. Unfortunately, Drakon interrupts the process, taking the White Light for himself.
It is presumed that he kills Jason, but Drakkon: New Dawn reveals that he actually held him captive as a prisoner instead. When his former ranger slayer, Kimberly, takes over Drakkon’s regime, she encounters an imprisoned red ranger. It is impressive that Jason survived years of captivity, only through adversity and strength.
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Jason Mourning Tommy’s death is unforgettable
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #26 by Kyle Higgins, Daniele Di Nicuolo, Simona Di Gianfelice, Walter Baiamonte and Ed Dukeshire
Lord Drakon eventually finds himself hopping into the main canon universe of Great morphineWhere he kills Tommy Oliver on the night of his and Kimberly’s first date. All the Rangers are devastated, but because a Ranger’s life is never easy, they must move forward as they mourn the loss of Tommy. The burden of responsibility is placed on Jason’s shoulder, who struggles to accept the Green Ranger’s Dragon Shield a day after Tommy’s death and before his friend’s funeral.
This is an extension of the earlier entry about Jason balancing Ranger life with personal life, but on a more excruciating level. Jason is not allowed to slow down after one of his best friends just died, having to adapt his clothes and prepare for battle. Something like that is easier said than done, but seeing him push through is commendable.
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Leading each Ranger into battle (his Shattered Greed speech)
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #30 by Kyle Higgins, Daniele Di Nicuolo, Simona Di Gianfelice, Walter Baiamonte and Ed Dukeshire
Extending from the previous entry, Jason not only has to push forward to face Drakkon and his army, but lead an army of his own with countless Rangers across space and time. The fate of the galaxy was weighing on Jason’s shoulders while he was in an emotionally vulnerable state. however, If anyone has been able to step up to that responsibility and achieve greatness in the process, it’s Jason Lee Scott.
In the spirit of teamwork, he gives one final, emotional speech to inspire his troops before leading them into battle, and it resonates with every single Ranger he leads. Despite the high-stakes scenario, he doesn’t forget that the most important part of teamwork is inspiring the team, and he makes time to do that.
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Jason is recruited to lead the Omega Rangers
Go to Power Rangers #23 by Ryan Parrot, Sina Grace, Raul Angulo, Francesco Montarino and Ed Dukeshire
After the events of Shattered gridThe Rangers’ memories were reset to not remember their multiverse adventure in order to set the timelines back properly. However, the Blue Emissary of the Emissaries Three needs Jason to remember in order to face a new intergalactic threat. Restoring the memories proves to be a painful process, however The fact that the god-grade morphine greed decides that Jason is the one person capable of handling the stress and efficient enough for the job is an honor that outweighs the pain..
The Blue Emissary distills the same honor on Yellow and Black Rangers Trini Kwan and Zach Taylor. Together, the trio form the Mighty Morphin Squad to undertake special missions in space as the Omega Rangers.
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Jason managed to defeat Lord Zed one-on-one
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #45 by Ryan Parrott, Daniele Di Nicuolo, Walter Baiamonte, Katia Ranalli, Igor Monti and Ed Dukeshire
The Omega Rangers find themselves teaming up with the Mighty Morphin team (who don’t actually know the Omegas are their old friends, under the impression they left for a peace conference) to stop a common enemy – yours – who has aligned himself with Lord Zedd. . During a battle, Zed finds himself fighting Jason one-on-one.
Those familiar with the TV show will recall that the only time Zedd actually fights a Ranger is against Tommy’s White Ranger in Season 3’s “Changing of the Zords” episode, but deems Zedd too strong before retreating. Combating Lord Zedd is no easy task, but Jason miraculously defeats him. True, he does this with the help of his sword.
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Jason beats Tommy Oliver in an intense sparring battle
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #48 by Ryan Parrott, Daniele Di Nicuolo, Walter Baiamonte, Katia Ranalli and Ed Dukeshire
When the Mighty Morphin team discovered the true identity of the Omega Rangers, they felt betrayed by the lies their friends and former teammates were spewing at them. This was especially the case for Tommy, who felt as if his former leader Jason had abandoned him and the team without coaching Tommy on how to be the new leader before leaving.
During the Eltarian War arc, the Mighty Morphin team and the Omegas had to work together again, leading to a sparring session between the team’s respective leaders. Because of their findings, the session was as intense as if it were a real fight. Ultimately, in a world where fans debate who was the better leader of the original MMPR team, Jason proves himself the better fighter of the two.
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How Jason responded to his mother’s death
Power Rangers #20 by Ryan Parrott, Marco Renna, Walter Baiamonte, Sharon Marino, Sara Antonellini and Ed Dukeshire
The Go Go Power Rangers series first establishes that Jason’s father, Sam, is dealing with a cancer diagnosis. While Jason struggled with the news, he took care of his father to the best of his ability when he wasn’t protecting the world, and mentally prepared himself for the worst. What he didn’t expect was to get news in Power Rangers #19 of his mother’s sudden death. While he’s in space saving the world, Ann Christine Scott unexpectedly passes out in her sleep to a rare, seemingly undiagnosed heart arrhythmia.
The first half of Power Rangers #20 is dedicated entirely to her funeral. Jason reminisces with others about his mother but later confesses to Zordon that he doesn’t want to take any time off from being a ranger. Despite Zordon’s insistence, Jason would rather continue being a hero than take a break. For better or worse, It certainly speaks to Jason’s inner strength to not breakdownEven he does not allow himself to grieve. The death of his mother may have played a part in his decision for this next entry.
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Jason defeated the Death Ranger, then retired from Rangerhood
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #100 by Ryan Parrott, Moisés Hidalgo and Marco Renna
Heading into the 100th issue of the main franchise series, the Rangers are forced to face the most powerful evil Ranger they ever had to oppose: the Death Ranger, whose true power puts the entire fate of the universe in danger. Miraculously, it is Jason who is able to defeat the Death Ranger for good, and when he does, he Takes the opportunity to ride off into the sunset. He hangs up his Red Ranger boots and gives them to Trini, who earns her Red Ranger status.
However, as the finale of the darkest hour of the series will show later, Jason finds that it is new to be a hero without his powers. Coaching the next generation of heroes proves to be the perfect ultimate destiny for the OG Red Ranger.
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Jason still continued being a ranger, like a vigilante
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Return #1 By Amy Jo Johnson, Matt Hotson, Nico Leon, Francesco Segala, Gloria Martinelli and Ed Dukeshire
The overarching boom! Rangerverse isn’t the only place where Jason’s skills are on display. In a world where the Rangers have never been separated, they decide to keep fighting until Zedd and Rita are defeated. still, Everyone retires their morphers – all but Jason. Through a sense of duty, even without more evil monsters to face, Jason dedicates his life to becoming a local vigilante.
Before being captured by Rita’s secret daughter, Selena Repulsa, Jason is seen stopping local street crime, thwarting counter-terrorism missions and rescuing people from burning buildings. For the best guide in Power Rangers Story, the mission against evil is never over and through a sense of duty, he continues to be a hero.