- Confirmed with Shattered Grid.
- Further details reveal that RPM and Dino Charge will be involved with the inclusion of Time Force, Dino Thunder, and Ninja Steel alongside the Mighty Morphin team and possibly even more since the writer has mentioned Samurai on his Twitter.
- The writer has gone on to say that Jen Scotts and Lauren Shiba play prominent roles in the event and that Zeo, In Space, and SPD are also involved in addition to the above teams.
- Possibly confirmed with Shattered Grid.
- Clarification: it involves actual Ranger teams against Lord Drakkon's Ranger sentries which use stolen powers.
- Jossed. The 2019 Ranger team is based on Go-Busters instead. (It's likely that the artist mixed up Kyuranger's chameleon ranger with Camille from Power Rangers Jungle Fury.
- It's still possible that the 2019 team may show up, it depends on how far ahead the comics were written before the announcement of what team was being adapted.
- Confirmed. They appear in Issue 29.
- It's still possible that the 2019 team may show up, it depends on how far ahead the comics were written before the announcement of what team was being adapted.
- Jossed It's been said that the movie rangers won't show up in the event.
- Grace
- The Kim from Drakkon's world
- confirmed
- A female Power Rangers version of Akared
- Dulcea from the 95 Movie
- Scorpina from the main universe
- Whoever she is she goes by the identity of Ranger Slayer and serves as Drakkon's enforcer attacking the Rangers in the past
- More evidence: when Ranger Slayer makes her debut in the final panels of Go Go #8, her helmet is clearly a pink pterodactyl. We’ve already seen Drakkon’s world’s version of Katherine Hillard, albeit briefly, and she’s part of the resistance, ruling her out.
- Or Ranger Slayer could be Katherine as a spy for Drakkon within the resistance, similar to how in the TV show, while Brainwashed and Crazy, Kat was usually tasked with tricking and manipulating the Rangers by pretending to be a sweet girl/cat.
- Go Go #9 reveals that Kim was still good after the Fall of the Rangers making this more likely.
- Confirmed. While Rita was killed long before this, the Bow of Darkness Kim was wielding had her under a spell.
- She fell in love with Drakkon and joined him
- She's under a spell kept in place by her "Bow" of Darkness
- Confirmed.
- Drakkon promised to spare the other Rangers if she joined him willingly but he betrayed her and had Rita cast a spell on her
- Kim really did die during the final battle and Drakkon had Finster create a Putty clone of her to serve as his warrior
- Alternately Drakkon himself will take on the powers of the other Tommys to gain more power for the final battle
- It turns out that Drakkon can steal powers from other Ranger teams to make himself stronger.
- Seemingly jossed, Dr K shows no signs of being against Grace helping the Rangers.
- Jossed, Dr. O was killed off screen and never got to interact with his other selves.
- Drakkon will be defeated by a team made up of alternate Tommy's each with a different power
- Unlikely, seeing how Drakkon has killed not only Mighty Morphin!Tommy, but also his Zeo self. Unless they find a way to revive them.
- Drakkon will be brought to the time of the Z-Wave and exposed to its energy either:
- Purifying him showing there was still some good within him
- Destroying him showing he was too far gone to save
- Drakkon will be erased from history when a team goes back in time to the Fall of the Rangers and buys Jason enough time to gain the White Ranger powers defeating Drakkon.
- Drakkon will be defeated by forcibly hooking up to multiple morphers from the same team. Finster 5 said that empowering him with more than one morpher from each set could be highly unstable, and once the rangers learn that they'll use to their advantage. Kim will be the last one to force her morphin power into him, because too much pink energy is dangerous.
- Drakkon will be neutralized when Rita uses the Green Candle against him, claiming his Green Ranger powers for herself and cutting him off from the others that he has collected.
- In issue 30 the Green Candle is indeed used to sap his powers but Drakkon taps into the power of all the stolen morphers instead.
- Dark Specter, keeping with the plot reference to Crisis on Infinite Earths, fulfills the role of Darkseid vis a vis Drakkon's role as the Anti-Monitor; "Feel my burning wrath, Drakkon!!"
- His soul or life energy was drained into the green crystal but can be restored if the Rangers take the crystal.
- Sort of confirmed. When Ranger Slayer shot him with a shard of the green crystal, it reacted when Drakkon stabbed him and powered up his own crystal. Tommy's spirit was pulled out of his body and inhabited a space between dimensions where he watched the events of Shattered Grid unfold. After the Emissaries got their butts kicked by Drakkon, they fled to this same space and together they hatched a plan to stop Drakkon. Using Drakkon's self doubt in his created world, Tommy was able to weaken the barrier dividing their dimensions and break through, reviving himself.
- We know that the chaos crystal is connected to his emotions and mental state. A death as painful as the one Tommy experienced would certainly give the crystal a significant power boost, but now that there’s no Green Ranger, Drakkon will have no way to recharge it if or when it’s power runs out. In other words, Drakkon will bring Tommy back to use as a Living Battery, but he’ll escape or the others will rescue him.
- In a way confirmed, [[spoiler:due to Ranger Slayer having future knowledge of what's going to happen she embeds a green crystal shard into past!Tommy which reacted when Drakkon stabbed him. When he died, Tommy's spirit was pulled into a sub-dimension
- Issue #26 reveals that all Drakkon needs is just one morpher from a team to tap into their power and use it for himself, but he needs multiple morphers from a team to create his Sentries.
- Confirmed.
- Confirmed, though Tommy was brought back first and was key to Drakkon's defeat.
- This fight occurred offscreen and Dr. O was killed.
- The fight occurred offscreen, Dr. O did lose and was killed.
At the moment, Masked Rider is pretty much Canon Discontinuity. HOWEVER, that only applies to the series itself - "A Friend In Need" is still canon, and assuming that some form of it happens in one of the many multiverses, that means that Dex still exists in some form in this comic series. However, Drakkon doesn't seem to be interested in any of the other Saban Henshin Heroes, despite the fact that the powers of, oh say, the Beetleborgs or VR Troopers would be useful to him. So it could be that the Tommy that became Drakkon never encountered the Masked Rider or so.
So, at some point, Dex will pull a Big Damn Heroes (maybe perhaps wearing a suit that's very similar to the one worn by Kamen Rider Decadenote , explaining it away as the powers evolving, so we could get Decade vs Drakkon indirectly in the form of Dex Stuart vs Drakkon), and Drakkon, not having prepared for the possibility of dealing with someone who isn't a ranger, gets caught off guard, which allows either Dex to take him out, or some of the other rangers to take Drakkon out. It would also serve as a Mythology Gag, since the Gobusters were able to beat Basco in Gokaiger vs Gavan because he didn't know about them (as it was their Early-Bird Cameo).
- Most likely jossed due to the Reset Button being pressed, but it's possible they could encounter each other in the new multiverse and have a "you look familiar" moment or get a sense they've met before.
- When the surviving rangers prepare to restore the timeline, the emissaries say there will be differences, and that they will not remember the paradoxical events. These changes could be why the first season of the show took place in 1993 but the comics took place in 2016. When the timeline was restored, the earlier rangers were pushed back in time to the 1990s. This would also explain things like how Billy & Tommy saw the destroyed Thunderzords, and how the rangers met Saba and Ninjor, but don't recognize them when introduced to them later on.