List of Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue characters
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Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue (2000) is the eighth season of the Power Rangers franchise which sees a group of civil servants being recruited by the U.S. government to fight an army of demons.
Main characters
Lightspeed Power Rangers
The Lightspeed Rangers are civil servants from the fictional city of Mariner Bay who were recruited by the U.S. government under "Operation Lightspeed" to utilize advanced technology to combat demons.
Carter Grayson
Carter Grayson is a serious and devoted yet devil-may-care firefighter who was chosen to serve as the Red Lightspeed Ranger. He was recruited by Dana and the men in black Captain Mitchell sent with her after saving a child from a burning building, during which he had a brief glimpse of the demon Ghouligan.
Carter Grayson is portrayed by Sean CW Johnson.
Chad Lee
Chad Lee is a martial artist, lifeguard, and marine theme park performer who was chosen to serve as the Blue Lightspeed Ranger. He was recruited by the men in black sent by Captain Mitchell after he performed at a marine park with a killer whale.
Chad Lee is portrayed by Michael Chaturantabut.
Joel Rawlings
Joel Rawlings is a stunt pilot who was chosen to serve as the Green Lightspeed Ranger. He was recruited by the men in black sent by Captain Mitchell after his latest stunt pilot performance.
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