In July 2026, Playmates Toys revealed a new 6-inch series of action figures for their "Power Rangers" toyline, originally titled "Power Rangers Collector Series" and currently called "Power Rangers Unlimited Collection".   Three waves of figures were announced by Playmates Toys, with toys being made for the series "Power Rangers Zeo", "Power Rangers Wild Force" and "Power Rangers Dino Thunder", respectively.  Each figure will have 22 points of articulation, multiple accessories, a logo display stand and a civilian head for each Ranger.  The Gold Ranger from "Power Rangers Zeo" with a civilian head of Jason Lee Scott was revealed at the convention, as well as a photo of all six Zeo Rangers.

One "Power Rangers" series that fans hope gets made into a new wave of figures are the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers.  From 1993 to 1995, "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" ran for three seasons on The Fox Kids Network and is the most recognizable series of the "Power Rangers" franchise.   Playmates Toys released a boxed set of six-inch "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" action figures for fans to buy.  However, each action figure lacked a civilian head for each Ranger, the toys had quality control problems such as missing paint on the Rangers and their accessories, and the White Ranger has not been made into a new six-inch action figure yet.

We, the fans, would like to see Playmates Toys make six-inch "Power Rangers Unlimited Collection" action figures of "Mighty Morphin Power Rangers" that includes a civilian head for each Ranger, to have better paint applications for the Ranger figures and their weapons, and to be sold-separately in all stores and on all websites for fans to add to their collections.  Fans also hope the Rangers have either two civilian heads for each Ranger that shared a Ranger identity (such as civilian heads of Zack Taylor and Adam Park for the Black Ranger, Trini Kwan and Aisha Campbell for the Yellow Ranger, Jason Lee Scott and Rocky DeSantos for the Red Ranger, and Kimberly Hart and Kat Hillard for the Pink Ranger, respectively) or to have sold-separately figures for the Rangers with a different civilian head, such as one Red Ranger figure with a civilian head of Jason and another Red Ranger with a civilian head of Rocky.