24 Power Rangers Seasons Reportedly Leaving Prime Video October 30
The reported U.S. departure covers Mighty Morphin through Beast Morphers, while the franchise's YouTube channel still offers full episodes.
Prime Video is reportedly dropping 24 seasons of Power Rangers in the United States on October 30, according to screenrant.com. The reported lineup spans Mighty Morphin Power Rangers through Power Rangers Beast Morphers.
The reported removals do not cover every season: Jungle Fury, Dino Super Charge and Ninja Steel are omitted from the list of titles said to be leaving.
Viewers will still have free options. The official Power Rangers YouTube channel offers full episodes from 20 iterations of the franchise, including Mighty Morphin and RPM.
Some seasons also remain available on Tubi, Hoopla and The Roku Channel, though each service carries a different selection. Prime Video currently offers 24 seasons in the United States, the most of any platform, according to screenrant.com.
Franchise's streaming footprint shrinks
The reported exit follows other changes for the Hasbro-owned franchise. Hasbro's partnership with Netflix ended, reducing Power Rangers' presence on that service, and a planned Disney+ reboot was canceled in August 2026.
Quick answers
When are the Power Rangers seasons leaving Prime Video?
The 24 seasons are reportedly leaving the U.S. service on October 30.
Where can I watch Power Rangers for free?
The official Power Rangers YouTube channel offers full episodes from 20 iterations, including Mighty Morphin and RPM. Some seasons are also on Tubi, Hoopla and The Roku Channel.
Which Power Rangers seasons are not leaving Prime Video?
Jungle Fury, Dino Super Charge and Ninja Steel are not included in the reported list of departing titles.