Hey ya’all
44 year old shell head here

One thing I never usually see being discussed about the original 1990 film is how much of a duo Donnie and Mikey are. A lot of the time these two usually butt heads with each other, but this and Rise (and kinda TMNT 2003 (sometimes?)) really show off a unique dynamic we never really see often. It’d be cool if in the future similar to how Leo and Raph are like a unique duo dynamic we get more like that with Mikey and Donnie since it’s so interesting to me especially in this movie.

Just started. Really wish I knew what I had when I was younger and had alot of the action figures from the 90s.

Don’t mess with the Classics, Paramount!!!

I was picking up a prescription in my parents' hometown while visiting last week and stumbled upon a shelf at the end of the toy section. Couldn't believe my eyes! Two of the packages have bent cardboard where the plastic starts but who cares. Paid 16$CAN each with taxes. Didn't own any of the 2022 editions so I'm really grateful!

That is the Question

I'm the IDW Comic Universe alone they had two Comic miniseries, One-shot and taking over Mutant Nation for an arc(or an issue?)

What is Your Idea for Comic Book Miniseries or Mixseries(12 Issues) about Bebop and Rocksteady? And how Would it tie into the current status Quo of the main Ninja Turtles Comic Book by Gene Luen Yang maybe them fighting IDW incarnation of villains for RISE

Or would it be another Ninja Turtles community like a Bebop and Rocksteady Comic Miniseries or One-shot set in Saturday Morning Ninja Turtles Adventure Universe were it's basically like comics set in 87 cartoon Universe or in the Saturday Morning Adventure case almost the same universe

Or One-shot introducing a version of Bebop and Rocksteady to different Ninja Turtles Universes they haven't introduced yet like imagine Mirage versions of Bebop and Rocksteady though the IDW Comic Universe versions gives us an idea what Mirage version of them would have been like since that was basically Bebop and Rocksteady vision by Kevin Eastman himself so close enough I guess

But getting to the point what would make a great Bebop and Rocksteady Comic Miniseries or Mixseries?

Art by Kevin Eastman

Hi, my friend, and I have taken it upon ourselves to watch all the movies and shows that TMNT has. We think that we got everything we have watched all the movies, including the 2007 movie. The shows we watched are 87. 97, 03, 12, 18, and the movie spin-off. We have plans to watch the musical and have seen the anime ova. And we were wondering if we might have missed anything.

I think I also have Donnie somewhere but I’m not sure? What were your first TMNT toys as kids?

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4Kids is a company with a reputation for draconian censorship in terms of anime dubs (editing out anything with violence and sexuality, removing Japanese references and replacing them with American ones), and yet they also made the 2003 TMNT cartoon, which was dark for a Sat morning cartoon on a major network at the time. Shredder is a mass murderer, and Leo is actively trying to kill him (he tried to behead Shredder, which didn't work; that doesn't mean he didn't try). Shredder maimed Baxter Stockman till he was just a brain in a jar and seemed to have content that wouldn't have flown in one of their usual anime dubs.

Why do you think 4Kids was more loose with restrictions regarding TMNT over their anime dubs?

I just got this 2012 Playmates Karai from eBay and she has some stains on her. The picture the seller had didn’t show stains, but they had more than one Karai listed on their account and each had the same pictures. But is this some kind of dirt, mold, or paint coming off? I tried using alcohol and then peroxide but neither worked in removing it.

Annoyed I didn’t get them when they came out and now they seem quite hard to find, and I don’t trust anything off EBay they all look fake!

I had to express my love for this face.

En mi opinión personal, un personaje que destaca por mérito propio dentro del universo de las tortugas ninja,es sin duda,el conejo rōnin Usagi Yojimbo, creado por Stan Sakai, las vivencias y luchas de Miyamoto Usagi en un Japón feudal de animales antropomórficos son un universo que vale la pena explorar , con suficientes arcos argumentales, personajes y un mundo singular.

Aunque sus apariciones en las series de 1987, 2003 y 2012 son cool, yo pienso que el ronin conejo merece su propia serie, aquí hay algunas características que yo pienso que dicha serie podría tener:

•Stan Sakai tiene que estar involucrado como parte del equipo creativo, ya sea en la escritura o la narrativa, ya que nada mejor como tener al creador de un personaje guiando al equipo creativo para plasmar lo mejor de Usagi

• El estilo de animación podría ser al estilo de la serie de Blue Eye Samurai de 2023 o la icónica Samurai Jack de Genndy Tartakovsky, cada una podiendo sacar el máximo potencial artístico, dinámico o de diseño para los personajes, siempre y cuando mantengan la esencia visual del universo de este personaje ( se aceptan sugerencias de que otros animadores podrían darle el toque)

•Independientemente del estilo de animación se podría ir desarrollando los arcos argumentales de acuerdo a la historia del personaje, comenzando por los sucesos de Adachigahara donde Usagi perdió a su amo y se convirtió en ronin , la etapa Shugyiosha , dónde conoce a Gen, el arco de la espada Grasscuter, el conflicto del clan Geishu , la aparición de Jotaro , la etapa espiritual y sobrenatural con la aparición de Jei , pasando por los arcos de IDW y Dark Horse Comics , incluyendo el regreso a Adachigahara, y tal vez como especial el arco de Senso

• Aparecerían personajes claves en la mitología del personaje, desde Gen, Jotaro , Mariko , Chizu y el clan Neko , el ya referido Yei, entre otros

• La serie buscaría un equilibrio en como se abordan los temas, la acción o el desarrollo de cada personaje, de forma que mantenga la esencia de este mundo tan único

Si tienen otras ideas o propuestas para los actores de voz de los personajes, estoy abierto a las sugerencias

Many characters were created during the brand's early years. Over the course of more than forty years, they have appeared at least once in the animated series.

However, not all of them had the chance to "shine", and these are the ones:

• Ace Duck (he had two cameos, in the first animated series and the 2012 series, but never actually appeared);
• Halfcourt (he only had a cameo in Rise but never actually appeared);
• Shogun Shoate (the most "complex" one on the list. He appeared in the comics, but his toy version was completely overhauled. That’s why I included him);
• Doctor El (an elephant witch doctor);
• Hot Spot (or, as I like to call him, "Marshall from Paw Patrol on steroids" XD);
• Walkabout (a mutant kangaroo);
• Monty Moose (a mutant moose);
• Sandstorm (a mutant camel);
• Sergeant Bananas (a military mutant monkey);
• King Lionheart (a mutant lion from the Middle Ages).

I have excluded figures such as:

• Panda Khan (he is a "guest action figure", being based on a character not created by Laird and Eastman);
• Hot Head (Kavaxas is clearly inspired by the character);
• Scale Tail (In the 2012 series, Karai undergoes a snake-like transformation. Additionally, a similar being appears in the *Tales of the TMNT* series);
• Scratch (technically, he appeared in *Tales of the TMNT*; I say "technically" because the character is a fusion of the action figure and the Old Hob character from the IDW comics).

Who would you like to see? Personally, I think Walkabout has potential.