Funko POP: Green/White Ranger -Funko Limited Edition
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A 2025 catch that’s absolutely worth mentioning this year! And yes, Power Rangers were a huge part of my fandom in the ’90s. With the franchise being far more accessible these days, I’m more than willing to add anything that fits into my POP collection. This Green/White Ranger—using that split gimmick Funko’s been doing—hits all the right notes. Yeah, this one is perfect for me… and us! So without further ado, let’s get into the review.
A very special edition! This was a must-snag! Fun fact: this POP is displayed inside the box! Not common for me.
The Green and White Ranger designs come from two completely different Sentai series, which is why the White Ranger stands out so much from the rest of the team—Green from Zyuranger and White from Dairanger. So, how does that translate into a split POP? How do Tommy’s two main, OG forms look when fused into one body? Honestly, it works. It’s no Lord Drakkon, but it still looks good.
With POPs like this, the gimmick either clicks for you or it doesn’t—and for me, it absolutely does. While there are clear differences between the two designs, they share enough of the same theme that the split doesn’t feel jarring. Yes, the helmet is uneven, and the chest transition clearly shows two different forms, but overall it comes together nicely. If Funko really did sculpt two full POPs before merging the halves, it shows. My copy is flawless quality-wise, and aesthetically, both sides look true to their respective characters.
Tommy’s pose is very simple—standing proud and strong—but it works well here. For POPs that use this split gimmick, a neutral pose is honestly the best choice, and this one does exactly that. No real complaints on the stance. That said, we do get the Green Dagger… but no Saba. Hmmm.
For a character whose identity is literally defined by the color of his suit, the paint job and plastic choices need to be as close to perfect as possible. While the paint quality on my copy isn’t something I’d call flawless, it’s close enough, and the minor defects don’t bother me. Both halves clearly represent their respective Ranger forms, and honestly, the finishes are fairly consistent with other POPs in the line. All in all, I’m happy.
While the colors are slightly different between the White and Green Rangers, there’s still a clear sense of consistency across these POPs—even across different versions of the same colored Rangers. Displayed together, they look cohesive and great side by side.
Tommy Oliver’s Red Ranger forms displayed next to these classic Sixth Ranger costumes make for a great visual. Zeo Red is obviously one of his best looks, while Turbo Red is a good-looking POP but, honestly, a pretty terrible Ranger form.
I've never watched a single episode of the Dino Thunder season. However, seeing Tommy come back as another Ranger and gain a new color is nostalgic — it always meant we were gonna get another POP of him, and happy to say, it's a heck of a display!
Tommy and Pete are sporting the duality gimmick--but the neat thing about the Green/White Ranger POP is that it's two of Tommy's form mashed in one body. Imagine seeing the OG Spidey threads and the Symbiote suit spliced up like Tommy here. Would it probably work more linearly than Green/White?
This Iron Man POP is always going to be a personal favorite of mine. It’s not even a split gimmick—it’s just Tony Stark doing Tony Stark things. It also gives me a reason to display it next to another POP. Side by side with the Green/White Ranger, it makes for a nice, albeit slightly odd, display.
POP: Rangers & Dualities
For any Power Rangers fan, this POP is a milestone. Tommy Oliver is the face of the OG era, and paying homage to his two original MMPR forms with a single POP makes this a definite must-have. Is it perfect? Far from it. But it has its own wins through the simplicity of the pose, solid detailing, and the split-design gimmick. If it’s still easy to find out there, snag it. We absolutely love having this one in our collection!
Until Next Time!
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