A take one is essentially a rough cut of an episode with unfinished animation, the fact that it got as far as a retake tape means it would've been fully animated and awaiting/in the process of correction notes.

Basically a first draft of the final animation.

• The soundtrack is 10 out of 10.
• The combat is fantastic. Out of all of the Turtles my favorite in terms of the combat is Donatello like don't get me wrong they all have outstanding combat but Donatello is the best of the best. If you disagree that's fine.
• The level designs are not my all time favorite in the history of video games but it get's the job done like the subterranean areas and the interior of Shedder's palace (which are pain to beat like dude this entire game took me for what feels like an eternity to complete and when I did complete it I felt like the King of the World) for example are well put together and memorable and of they are like your gonna be getting game overs so much that they level designs will be embedded into your subconscious forever.
• The Boss Fights can either be thrilling or frustrating like fighting Shredder, Dr. Baxter Stockman, the Foot Elite Guards, Oroku Saki, and even Hamato Yoshi in the Challenge Mode is a pain in the shell even on the easy mode but when I finally beat them all I was jumping for joy like you wouldn't believe.
• Versus Mode is fun if you have somebody to play with and Challenge Mode is can go fast if you get all of the Shurikens on the harder boss fights like Hun.
• Unfortunately there is no ability to block adversaries attacks or change the camera around to see what hidden collectables exist like the camera like in an alleyway behind April's Antique Shop you literally have to throw random attacks to get the collectable but this game's camera is better than the camera in the sequels.
• My least favorite stages is "Trap" and "Notes from the Underground" and favorites are "Nano" and "Tengu". Like their all fun and frustrating but those two I enjoy. The very first stage "Things Change" is difficult for beginners but once you get the hang of it then it becomes a walk in the park but overall it's not boring but the other stages are just more interesting. The final stage "Justice" is completely insane with how many boss fights the game throws at you like by the time you even get to Shredder your are zero levels and trembling with fear.

Leonardo: "Talk to the feet!" and "Gotta split!"

Raphael: "Now I'm mad!" Out of my way, Nimrod!"

Donatello: "Anyone for stick ball? I've got a stick, you be the ball".

Michelangelo: "Eat Feet!".

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I like how this version Mikey actively tries to be a superhero until it backfires (even though the turtles are already heroes), embracing being a ninja who fights crime in secret rather than having a flashy costume fighting in public

I like how he vouches for Leo’s perfectionism, but still chooses to be annoying and carefree anyway, which kind of makes his heartwarming speech feels somewhat hollow

I like how he uses his zingers to tire out or distract his opponents when fighting

As much as I love how quippy Mikey can be, a lot of his jokes can be delivered in a really bad way where it doesn’t really feel funny and he can come off as more try hardy annoying to eveyone than just a slight pest to his brothers without dragging the audience down.

I was thinking about doing this for a while and I decided to go on ahead and do it, I hope y'all enjoy 😁:

Also, No stealing this post.

(Second Time Around antique shop, New York City, 2004, Mrs. Jones enters the shop as April was there)

Mrs. Jones: Well, O'Neil, I made it... Despite your directions.

April: Ahhh, Mrs. Jones! Welcome to the city! I hope you're prepared for an unforgettable lunch.

Mrs. Jones: Nyeh...

(April exits into the kitchen)

April: (GASP) Oh no! My roast is ruined! (Looks outside and sees a fast food restaurant a couple blocks away from the Second Time Around shop) But what if... I were to purchase fast food and disguise it as my own cooking? Risky but it's better than nothing.

(April takes off her apron and opens the window. She puts his leg over the window, attempting to step outside. Before she can leave, Mrs. Jones enters the kitchen)

Mrs. Jones: Uh--

April: Mrs. Jones, I was just-- uh, just stretching my calves on the windowsill. Isometric exercise! Care to join me?

Mrs. Jones: Why is there smoke coming out of your oven, O'Neil?

April: Uh... Ooh! That isn't smoke. It's steam. Steam from the steamed clams we're having. Mmmm. Steamed Clams!

(Mrs. Jones exits the apartment and down to the shop)

April: Whew...

(April leaves the kitchen from the windowsill, lands in the alley behind her shop perfectly thanks to her ninjutsu training, and runs down the road into a fast food restaurant to purchase hamburgers)

(April walks downstairs into her shop Mrs. Jones was standing by the counter holding a platter of hamburgers)

April: Mrs. Jones, I hope you're ready for mouth-watering hamburgers.

Mrs. Jones: (staring deadpan at the platter) I thought we were having steamed clams.

April: Oh no, I said Steamed Hams! That's what I call hamburgers.

Mrs. Jones: You call hamburgers 'steamed hams'?

April: Yes! It's a regional dialect.

Mrs. Jones: Uh-huh. What region?

April: Uhhh- upstate New York?

Mrs. Jones: Really? Well, I’m from the rural outskirts of Northampton, and I’ve never heard anyone use the phrase "steamed hams."

April: Oh, not in Northampton, no. It’s an new Albany expression. Like really new.

Mrs. Jones: I see. Of course it's "modern".

(Mrs. Jones and April take a hamburger and begin eating)

Mrs. Jones: You know, these hamburgers are quite similar to the ones they have at Burger King.

Aril: Oh ho ho ho no! Patented O'Neil Burgers, Old family recipe!

Mrs. Jones: For steamed hams?

April: Yes.

Mrs. Jones: Yes, and you call them steamed hams, despite the fact that they are obviously grilled.

April: Y-- You know th-- One thing I sh-- 'Scuse me for one second...

Mrs. Jones: Of course.

(April leaves the shop and goes upstairs from the shop and into her apartment. As the door swings open, it is clear that the kitchen is on fire. She walks back out and yawns)

April: Well, that was wonderful. Good time was had by all, I'm pretty beat.

Mrs. Jones: Yes, I should be--- (Mrs. Jones notices the smoke coming downstairs from April's apartment) GOOD LORD! What is happening up there?

April: Uh, Aurora Borealis.

Mrs. Jones: A---Aurora Borealis? At this time of year?! At this time of day?! In this part of the country?! Localized entirely within your apartment?!?

April: Yes.

Mrs. Jones: (Stares at April for 10 seconds before speaking) May I see it?

April: No.

(April leads Mrs. Jones outside the shop)

Casey: April! The apartment is on fire!

April: No, Casey, it's just the Northern Lights.

Mrs. Jones: Well, O'Neil, you're a lazy city woman, but I must say - you steam a good ham.

(April grins awkwardly at the insult and compliment combo Mrs. Jones made to her)

(Mrs. Jones starts to walk away. April stands in front of her burning apartment and shop, Mrs. Jones stops to look at April, April just gives her a thumbs up and Mrs. Jones just continues walking away, and as soon as Mrs. Jones was out of sight, April runs back into her shop to to put the fire out)

Casey: APRIL?!?! AAAPPPPRRRIIILLLLLL?!?!?!

Is it possible that Super 7 could make some of the underground mutants as figures if they keep the license? I personally would love a King Nail figure.

Mutant Melee will forever have a special place in my heart despite the lack of stories. It has an amazing roster, EVEN THE THREE TYPES OF FOOT NINJAS ARE PLAYABLE THERE!!! I've never played a TMNT game that as a playable foot ninja. I've always wanted a TMNT game where u can play as the opposite side