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"La serie Power Rangers Disney+ tiene como objetivo revitalizar la franquicia para los nuevos fanáticos"

Autor: Olivia May 06,2025

Una noticia emocionante para los fanáticos de la icónica franquicia: Power Rangers se está preparando para un renacimiento de acción en vivo en Disney+. Según The Wrap, las mentes creativas detrás de la exitosa serie de Percy Jackson y la Olímpica, Jonathan E. Steinberg y Dan Shotz, están en discusión para asumir los roles de escritores, showrunners y productores de esta serie anticipada, producida en colaboración con 20th Century TV. Hasbro, el actual propietario de la marca Power Rangers, tiene como objetivo actualizar la serie para una nueva generación mientras mantiene intacta la lealtad de su base de fans existente.

Power Rangers fue una visualización esencial para una generación de niños en los años 90. Foto de Fox/Getty Images. El programa de televisión de los años 90, los poderosos Power Rangers, se convirtió en un fenómeno cultural, cautivando a una generación de jóvenes espectadores con sus superhéroes adolescentes y sus impresionantes mechs, que podría combinarse en un robot gigante aún más formidable.

En un movimiento significativo en 2018, Hasbro adquirió la franquicia Power Rangers, junto con otras propiedades, de Saban Properties por una suma considerable de $ 522 millones. En el momento de la adquisición, el entonces presidente y CEO de Hasbro, Brian Goldner, expresó entusiasmo por el potencial de la marca, afirmando: "Vemos una oportunidad significativa para los que se presentan en toda nuestra marca de marca, incluidos juguetes y juegos, productos de consumo, juegos digitales y entretenimiento, así como geográficamente a lo largo de nuestro huella minorista global".

Esta adquisición siguió a la actuación decepcionante del reinicio de la película 2017, que intentó una versión más oscura y más argente del universo Power Rangers con la esperanza de lanzar una serie de secuelas. Sin embargo, debido a los resultados decepcionantes de la taquilla, estos planes fueron abandonados, lo que llevó a Saban a vender los derechos de franquicia a Hasbro.

Los ambiciosos planes de Hasbro no se detienen con Power Rangers. La compañía también está desarrollando otros proyectos de alto perfil, como una serie de Dungeons & Dragons de acción en vivo titulada The Forgotten Realms, y Animated Magic: The Gathering Series, ambos programados para Netflix. Además, un universo cinematográfico basado en la magia: la reunión está en proceso, que muestra el compromiso de Hasbro de expandir sus marcas icónicas en varias plataformas de medios.

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