09-02-2005, 05:34 AM
Penance Wrote:UnknownH Wrote:You know penace I might not blame you, some people still don't like her.
she went onto a very fruitfull career of after school specials and one disney movie....thats sad considering shes the only one that went any further than mmpr.
its like pr is an actors death.
Not true!
Johnny Young Bosch (Adam Park, the second Black Ranger) has gone on to a significant position within voice acting, having done several MAJOR roles.
Vash the Stampede in Trigun
Reiji Kageyama, the dark Gatekeeper, in GateKeepers
[EDIT] As My previous information about him being Naruto was inaccurate, i have removed it.
Robert Axelrod was lucky enough to have roles, both voice and live action, before Finster and Lord Zedd, and has carried on since them, including one voice any Digimon fan should remember - Armadillomon. Though he's not necessarily a huge name, he has kept his career alive since he left Power Rangers.
Richard Steven Horvitz who did Alpha 5, was also working a bit before MMPR came along. Recently he's done voice roles in Psyconauts, Zatch Bell, The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy (Billy and his dad), and Invader ZIM (where he was ZIM!).
Kerrigan Mahan who voiced Goldar, hasn't done much since leaving MMPR, but was in Halo 2. She had a number of roles before MMPR though.
Wendee Lee has gone on, since providing Scorpina with a voice, to a number of roles -- notable to this fandom is Takeru "T.K." Takaishi in Digimon Season 1. Other major roles?
Kiyone in Tenchi Muyo (Tenchi in Tokyo)
Faye Valentine in Cowboy Bebop
Ruriko Ikusawa in Gatekeepers
Xianghua in Soul Calibur 2
Kiva in Megas XLR
Though most of the actors and actresses from Power Rangers haven't gone far (this is only those who were in MMPR, not the later seasons), it isn't an automatic "death" -- and many of those who haven't gone far after MMPR didn't do much before that, or made their debut in it. After all, live action isn't the only way to determine an actor's viability. Voice acting can actually be a lot more demanding.