When Mighty Morphin Power Rangers premiered in 1993, it became an overnight success. Alongside dominating children’s TV, the series sparked a merchandising craze — toys, costumes, and lunchboxes flew off shelves, making the series a pop-culture phenomenon.That success solidified the franchise’s place in 1990s pop-culture history, influencing children’s television, retail, and fandom for several years to come.Credit: Saban EntertainmentRelated: What ‘Power Rangers’ Land at Walt Disney World Could Look LikePower Rangers Is Coming to Disney+Now, after changing hands several times, and with decades of live-action seasons behind it, the brand is being reimagined again under Hasbro, the current rights holder.Following reports earlier this year that Percy Jackson and the Olympians showrunners Jonathan E. Steinberg and Dan Shotz were developing a Power Rangers reboot, it has now been confirmed that they are involved with a new series, which is in the works for Disney+.