The continuing adventures of a quartet of turtle superheroes.The continuing adventures of a quartet of turtle superheroes.The continuing adventures of a quartet of turtle superheroes.
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- TriviaStorylines of various episodes are actually borrowed and taken from the original Mirage Studios comic books, making the new cartoon more like one of the original comic book storylines.
- GoofsDuring many episodes of the first season, Leonardo's strap around his shoulder constantly disappears and reappears between shots(mostly when its his reflection)
- Quotes
Michaelangelo: Cowabunga.
- ConnectionsEdited into The Fight for the Fox Box (2003)
- SoundtracksTeenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Performed by The Rappers on the Half Shell
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The new TMNT is closer to the comics, but still complete with irrevent humor and fun. The series creators have definately made the series not only an ode to the comic book source, but seem to have made many other references to the comic books that doubtlessly influences Laird and Eastman.
The animation style is somewhere between Men in Black and Batman: The Animated Series, and while not as stylized as either of the two, is functional and adaquate. The action sequences are the main draw, when they are allowed to really gain momentum.
There are a lot of twists and turns in this story, and it should appeal to fans of both the comic and 80's cartoon. The only problem I have with the series is when the cartoon takes a detour spanning 6+ episodes in the middle of a crucial storyline. Take my word for it: beware when the Turtles go into space. While chuck full of one or two Star Wars references, its frustrating to consider the forces at work for the rest of the storyline, on Earth, stopping while the Turtles are off fight outer-space triceratops.
Overall, a good show, and the current highlight of my Saturday mornings. ***1/2
The animation style is somewhere between Men in Black and Batman: The Animated Series, and while not as stylized as either of the two, is functional and adaquate. The action sequences are the main draw, when they are allowed to really gain momentum.
There are a lot of twists and turns in this story, and it should appeal to fans of both the comic and 80's cartoon. The only problem I have with the series is when the cartoon takes a detour spanning 6+ episodes in the middle of a crucial storyline. Take my word for it: beware when the Turtles go into space. While chuck full of one or two Star Wars references, its frustrating to consider the forces at work for the rest of the storyline, on Earth, stopping while the Turtles are off fight outer-space triceratops.
Overall, a good show, and the current highlight of my Saturday mornings. ***1/2
- Virgil2127
- Mar 5, 2004
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- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Back to the Sewer
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