solutions with business propositions (or if Patty sides with the Rangers). Patty Praxton (voiced by Zehra Jane Naqvi) is Preston's daughter, and while she does take after her money-loving father, she often serves as his voice of reason, and is on friendlier terms with the Rangers. Priscilla Praxton (voiced by Dan Russell) debuts in season 2 as Preston's sister, who often competes with him to win Patty's affection and take down the Rangers. She tends to have more feminine schemes such as creating luxury makeup lines or creating glass from sand. Production In September 2016, Genius Brands announced that they were partnering with The Lion King and Flypaper director Rob Minkoff and Frozen writer Shane Morris on their new Rainbow Rangers'' series. The show premiered on Nick Jr. on November 5, 2018. Early designs had the Rangers looking much more stylized than their finalized versions, with minor variations in their powers and personalities, and the original villain was Acrimonia, Kalia's jealous younger sister, instead of Preston Praxton. Nickelodeon has gained broadcast rights in the United States and Caribbean Basin regions. On April 23, 2019, it was announced that Nickelodeon would also be bringing the show to Latin America. When the COVID-19 pandemic began to take effect, a special episode of the show was commissioned, "Bunny-20," that streamed online on December 18, 2020, with Pierce Brosnan as a guest voice actor. The episode's goal was to teach young children about ways to keep safe during the pandemic and make it understandable to viewers. In Summer 2021, the series was streamed on Netflix in late June/early July, though the episodes are shown in production order instead of broadcast order. Episodes Series overview Season 1 (2018–19) Season 2 (2019–21) References External links 2010s American animated television series 2020s American animated television series 2010s American children's television series 2020s American children's television series 2018 American television series debuts American children's animated drama television series English-language television shows Nick Jr. original programming Anime-influenced Western animated television series American computer-animated television series American preschool education television series Animated preschool education television series 2010s preschool education television series 2020s preschool education television series Animated television series about children Television series about size change Television series by Sony Pictures Television Television series set in the future