Power Rangers' nearest audiences are a gaming-and-geek-media cluster, with no single dominant neighbor pulling far ahead of the rest — the top 10 span a tight band from 0.86 down to 0.82.
The shape is flat: Insomniac Games leads at 0.86, followed closely by Sonic the Hedgehog at 0.86 and Square Enix at 0.84, with Ask PlayStation (0.84) and Funimation (0.83) rounding out the top five. The subcategory breakdown tells the story clearly: six of the top 10 are Game Developers or Entertainment Platforms, with Samsung Mobile (Telecommunications, 0.83), Electronic Arts (Game Developer, 0.82), Konami (Game Developer, 0.82), and Sony (Technology, 0.82) filling the remaining slots. Power Rangers is itself a TV Show, and only one other TV Show appears in the top 10 — DC's Legends of Tomorrow sits just outside at position 13 in the broader set, absent from the top 10 entirely. The audience here is shaped overwhelmingly by gaming and interactive-entertainment brands, not by fellow television properties.
This pattern points to an audience defined more by platform and franchise fandom — console gaming, anime streaming, game publishing — than by the medium Power Rangers itself occupies.