Funko POP: Yellow Ranger (MMPR the Movie 30th Anniversary)

Continuing the trend of Power Ranger POPs! We have Aisha Campbell stepping in with powers from the spirit of the Bear. This POP is actually a bit unique compared to the others in this set. Without further ado, let's get to the review!

Funny enough, I found this POP in the wild. The majority, I got online. They're hard to come by out in the wild these days, though, at least in my area, they're not in abundance.

Not a bobblehead

The armored design also looks good on the Yellow Ranger. Complete with the 'armor' look, layers and platings on the suit really give it more of a 'protection' look rather than just... spandex. The POP version of Aisha's movie appearance looks pretty spot on, with everything sculpted as spot-on as it could be. From the helmet details to her overall look on the body, it just looks amazing.

Like the Pink Ranger before her, Aisha also has the Ranger stick/gun is also holstered--detailed as well as can be!

The Yellow Ranger is given a fighting stance pose, and it's done quite well. Honestly, with the gimmick this POP has, I feel like they should've given her a different pose akin to her walking and searching while using the headlights on her helmet. But, this still fits and it's well sculpted, so I can't complain much.

Are those air vents for practicality for the actors, or is it a costume design? Both?

Colors are great on this POP. The paint job and the colors chosen are all vibrant and fitting to replicate how the Yellow Ranger looked in the movie. Another area where attention to detail is appreciated.

Yes, the Sabretooth's eyes become headlights. Seems like Aisha had two helmets since the eyes for the Sabertooth widens when the 'headlights' mode is activated. As far as the glow in the dark, it's pretty strong. Neat little gimmick, and it's appreciated that this wasn't just a variant.

From this angle, she looks good!

Aisha took over the Yellow Ranger mantle while Trini was already using the Thunderzord. Needless to say, at this point, Aisha was no longer the Sabertooth Tiger (RIP Trini Thuy Trang). But this is still a nice comparison and contrast with the OG Yellow Ranger in their POP form. This is the 30th Anniversary POP, so it's huge compared to the MMPR Movie POPs.

Aisha Campbell's Yellow Ranger form in the MMPR The Movie is done well, and I can appreciate it! As a single POP, she has a lot of winning qualities, and that glow-in-the-dark gimmick, included and not wasted as a variant, is also a nice little touch. All in all, I'm impressed and I can highly recommend this POP. Let's see how the rest of the lineup fares, eh?

Until Next Time!