As you earn rewards from winning battles, you'll inevitably get the chance to spend some coins on upgrading your Rangers. Who you add to your team will have a direct impact on the skills you'll have available in a fight.
Yellow indicates regular attacks that can be strung together for combos, Red is for strong attacks that are slow to use but can't be blocked, and Blue marks defensive skills. Keep this in mind if you find yourself getting K.O'ed often. The health totals of all three of your chosen team members are all added to your overall health total. Most Rangers have both a Leader and an Assist version, but they aren't interchangeable. Leaders are the only Rangers you can control directly. Her task is to locate and rescue negotiate a series of maze levels where she must rescue Egyptian tomb workers.The Rangers you decide to bring into battle can make a pretty big difference. In 'Miles of Nile' the Yellow Ranger tackles Frax and Cyclobot mummies in ancient Egypt. In this keyboard controlled, side-scrolling mini game he must rescue people trapped on the roofs of buildings while avoiding Nadira and her Cyclobots. He goes to a city of the future in 'Time Jet Challenge', which plays like Defender. Green Ranger is the only ranger to travel forward in time. This is the only game with a 'Boss' level. This game is mouse controlled, the player just clicks on the bad guys as they appear from windows, doors, behind cacti etc.
The Red Ranger faces Ransik in 'Laser Showdown', a wild west shooter mini-game, where he's stealing all the gold from the gold-rush days. Treasures are hidden beneath piles of rubble and must be uncovered in 'Roman Tile Match', a Mahjong style game, so that they can be preserved. The Pink Ranger travels to ancient Rome where Gluto is causing earthquakes. Once encircled they disappear and points are scored.
In a Light Cycle game called 'Cyclobot Roundup' the player must drive their Vector Cycle around the Cyclobot baddies. The Blue Ranger travels back in time to ancient Japan.
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