'Power Rangers' Parody 'Mystic Cosmic Patrol' Episode 1 Released

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Fans have been looking forward to the debut of the Power Rangers parody series Mystic Cosmic Patrol, and now you can watch the first full episode.

For those who don't know, Mystic Cosmic Patrol has all of the elements Power Rangers fans are accustomed to, just with much less of a filter. Giant monsters, a cackling villain, a disembodied head issuing orders, and even a friendly robot are all here, though that last one is now a huge fan of alcohol thanks to some nifty reprogramming.

The first episode pits the Mystic Cosmic Patrol against Rutina's latest Power Tron, Potty Mouth. If the name doesn't give it away, yes, that is a toilet monster who uses his bacteria gun to try and take down the Patrollers.

They might have known he was there if they weren't so busy drinking martinis, and you can thank Martinibot for that.

One of the best parts of the episode is Wizbang, who creates Rutina's monsters. Think Finnster but with a heavily snark-filled personality who takes no guff. The only problem is no one but Rutina's lackey understands him, so the translation always comes off a bit softer than Wizbang intends.

The series pokes fun and embraces the campy aspects of Power Rangers, and you can watch the first episode above.

You can find the description for Mystic Cosmic Patrol below.

"Mystic Cosmic Patrol," an interstellar spoof with exciting Kaiju action, features a special blend of comedy, martial arts and Sci-fi adventure where spandex clad heroes fight ridiculous rubber monsters. The pilot episode features "Malcolm in the Middle" star Chris Masterson as Jack the Blue Patrolman, leading a team consisting of Leo the Red Patrolman (Tim Jo from Fox's "Pitch"), Emily the Green Patrolman (Chelsea Tavares from Freeform's "Unfabulous"), Carl the Pink Patrolman (Chris Candy), Candy the Yellow Patrolman (Laura Monaco) and Micky the Black Patrolman (Gavin Hignight). With the wisdom of Gorgon (Tim Russ of "Star Trek Voyager") and their trusty Martini-Bot (John Kassir of "Tales from the Crypt"), only the Mystic Cosmic Patrol can put an end to Rutina's devious plots to destroy Earth."