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This Pop! features the Billy, one of the five "teenagers with attitude" selected by Zordon to become the original Power Rangers. He was given both the Triceratops Power Coin and the Triceratops Dinozord.

This Pop! features the evil (but absolute badd ass) Goldar, a manticore-themed knight who is the second-in-command for both Rita Repulsa and Lord Zedd. He comes complete with his iconic gold suit and armed with his sword.

This Pop! features Jason Lee Scott, a martial artist from the fictional town of Angel Grove, California. In the beginning of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers, he and his closest friends Zack Taylor, Billy Cranston, Trini Kwan and Kimberly Hart are selected by Zordon and Alpha 5 as the five "teenagers with attitude" to become the original Power Rangers and defend Earth from the forces of the evil Rita Repulsa.

This Pop! features the evil Lord Zedd, the main villain of the show's second and third season, who at first replaces Rita after growing furious with her constant failures, but then joins forces with her in order to take down the Power Rangers once and for all. He comes complete with his iconic red flesh, metal suit and staff with a giant Z.

This Pop! features the evil Rita Repulsa, an evil humanoid alien witch bent on galactic domination. She comes complete with her iconic outfit and staff, which she would use to make her "monsters grow!"

This Pop! Features the delicious looking incarnation himself, Pickle Rick, looking ready for a fight in his rat carcasse suit, with electric stabbing tools on his arms posed in flipping-us-off position, which seems more than appropriate

This Pop! features Rick in his Prison Break suit that he wore in the Season Three premiere, complete with vest and gun

Featuring the classic green dinosaur with his iconic blue spikes, this Reptar also glows in the dark

Pick up this version Clark's nemesis, Lex Luthor and feel the hate towards the superhero potently seep into your DNA.

Pick up this kick-ass reporter and add her to your Pop! Vinyl collection, the Daily Planet and the citizens of Metropolis will thank you for it!

This Pop! features Human Kite, Kyle's superhero alter-ego, who is a member of Coon and Friends. Human Kite's imaginary superpowers include the ability to fly and shoot lasers out of his eyes.