Shredder tmnt 4 kids full#

The creepy cabin in the woods had a couple of cool moments but the space stuff really lost me. I also don't always love the stop-gap arcs which is how the show handles 'monster of the week' storylines. I love the depiction of April but I wasn't a fan of the early storyline around Donatello's crush on her and I know not everyone will agree with me, but I thought the alien subplot with her got a little bit out of hand. It's not a perfect series and I have some issues with it. Really happy to see the consensus slowly shifting towards 2012 as the best animated adaptation of the turtles. That said, the series is still very special to me, and count me in as one of the people who would LOVE an Arkham-style TMNT game. At this point, though, I think the only series that DIDN'T do that was the original Mirage comics and the first two movies.

Shredder tmnt 4 kids full#

I also hated how the mutants in the series (at least, the Turtles and the cat from the early volumes) not only mutated into full teenage/adult humanoid forms immediately, but were instantly able to speak English and all that. The Turtles' and Splinter's past life connection is a terrible idea IMO. It was decent at best, and some parts I flat-out hated. We all thought it was 'okay' and didn't continue.ДЄfter seeing a LOT of positive comments about the IDW series, I picked up a couple of volumes, and was very underwhelmed.

I've tried watching the 2012 series with my kids on a couple of occasions. My familiarity with those stories made me a fan of the 2003 series, at least for the first season or two. I did, however, get into the Archie comic for several years, and once those started to dry up, I started collecting the Mirage comics. The '89 cartoon got me into the franchise, but a couple of years later we moved to a rural area that didn't get that channel on TV, so I stopped watching the cartoon apart from the occasional VHS rental.