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* CanonImmigrant: He was originally created for the 2003 series, but got popular enough to be adapted back into the comics, and later introduced in the IDW comics and (though [[InNameOnly considerably different]]) in the 2012 series.
** Hun himself is based on an unused character named Copperhead for Mirage comics.
** Hun himself is based on an unused character named Copperhead for Mirage comics.
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* CanonImmigrant: He was originally created for the 2003 series, but got popular enough to be adapted back into the comics, comics,[[note]]Initially, Tristan Huw Jones pitched a SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute named Copperhead, before Mirage Studios decided to incorporate Hun himself into the Mirage universe[[/note]] and later introduced in the IDW comics and (though [[InNameOnly considerably different]]) in the 2012 series.
** Hun himself is based on an unused character named Copperhead for Mirage comics.series.
** Hun himself is based on an unused character named Copperhead for Mirage comics.
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* PromotedToLoveInterest: In the 2012 series, she is one of Mikey's two love interests.
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* SleevesAreForWimps: Most incarnations like in the Mirage comics, the 1987 series, the Image comics, some video games and the 2003 series, he usually wears a muscle shirt.
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* AdaptationOriginConnection:
** In [[Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesOutOfTheShadows the 2016 film]], he is the one who mutated Bebop and Rocksteady.
** In [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesMutantMayhem the 2023 film]], he is the one who created the Ooze and dumped it into the sewers, meaning he is directly responsible for the mutation of the Turtles, Splinter, Bebop, Rocksteady, Leatherhead and the other mutants.
** In [[Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesOutOfTheShadows the 2016 film]], he is the one who mutated Bebop and Rocksteady.
** In [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesMutantMayhem the 2023 film]], he is the one who created the Ooze and dumped it into the sewers, meaning he is directly responsible for the mutation of the Turtles, Splinter, Bebop, Rocksteady, Leatherhead and the other mutants.
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* AdaptationOriginConnection: In the original Mirage comics, the Shredder was responsible for Master Splinter getting mutated as Splinter ended up finding the Turtles specifically because Master Yoshi and Tang Shen were killed and he no longer had a home. The Turtles' mutation was, however, a result of an accident, in which, the Shredder played no role. In both the first two animated adaptations, however, the Shredder is responsible for the Turtles' mutation too.
** In ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987'', the Shredder tracked down Yoshi in the sewers of New York City and dumped the experimental mutagen there, in an attempt to kill him, hoping the mutagen would be poisonous and fatal, but the Turtles, who were adopted by Yoshi, got affected by it and mutated.
** In ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003'', Ch'rell, the Utrom Shredder was directly responsible for the Utroms getting stranded on Earth. This eventually resulted in them accidentally creating and losing the canister with the Ooze that mutated the Turtles and Splinter.
** In ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987'', the Shredder tracked down Yoshi in the sewers of New York City and dumped the experimental mutagen there, in an attempt to kill him, hoping the mutagen would be poisonous and fatal, but the Turtles, who were adopted by Yoshi, got affected by it and mutated.
** In ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003'', Ch'rell, the Utrom Shredder was directly responsible for the Utroms getting stranded on Earth. This eventually resulted in them accidentally creating and losing the canister with the Ooze that mutated the Turtles and Splinter.
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* DependingOnTheArtist: In the original Mirage comics, he was supposed to be wearing [[SleevesAreForWimps a sleeveless outfit]]. This is reflected by [[https://iwt.sfo2.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/cbr-covers/dfdaf12d1ca985a462212f71dfc5fe5c_xl.jpg the colored cover of the 10th issue of the comics]] as well as [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/tmnt-mirage-comics/images/9/98/Mirageshredder.jpg the initial colored versions of the first issue]]. However, the IDW colored classics incorrectly colors [[https://d1466nnw0ex81e.cloudfront.net/n_iv/600/1360583.jpg both the aforementioned cover]] and [[https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjx0Hqrygc2BfrDtF0R_vGr1TdSjNpWaMrK5anizViJZ11el5wUmQ7N3FdC141tHhkW10TWOshuVAwQp705vC4UTYftwh9JilEFepm_aWG472Nd7RsMKdW9cSxnk1fhBx1WzfwSkj_zxGg/s1600/IDW06.jpg first issue such that]]] his arms (and sometimes his hands as well) have the same color as the rest of his outfit, making it look like he is wearing outfits with sleeves and gloves.
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* DependingOnTheArtist: In the original Mirage comics, he was supposed to be wearing [[SleevesAreForWimps a sleeveless outfit]]. This is reflected by [[https://iwt.sfo2.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/cbr-covers/dfdaf12d1ca985a462212f71dfc5fe5c_xl.jpg the colored cover of the 10th issue of the comics]] as well as [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/tmnt-mirage-comics/images/9/98/Mirageshredder.jpg the initial colored versions of the first issue]]. However, the IDW colored classics incorrectly colors [[https://d1466nnw0ex81e.cloudfront.net/n_iv/600/1360583.jpg both the aforementioned cover]] and [[https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjx0Hqrygc2BfrDtF0R_vGr1TdSjNpWaMrK5anizViJZ11el5wUmQ7N3FdC141tHhkW10TWOshuVAwQp705vC4UTYftwh9JilEFepm_aWG472Nd7RsMKdW9cSxnk1fhBx1WzfwSkj_zxGg/s1600/IDW06.jpg first issue such that]]] that]] his arms (and sometimes his hands as well) have the same color as the rest of his outfit, making it look like he is wearing outfits with sleeves and gloves.
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** Also, in both the Mirage comics and the 2003 series: "Now, come and face your doom!"
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** Also, in both the Mirage comics and the 2003 series: "Now, come and face your doom!"doom!"[[note]]In the original comics it was "Come, face your doom"[[/note]]
* DependingOnTheArtist: In the original Mirage comics, he was supposed to be wearing [[SleevesAreForWimps a sleeveless outfit]]. This is reflected by [[https://iwt.sfo2.cdn.digitaloceanspaces.com/cbr-covers/dfdaf12d1ca985a462212f71dfc5fe5c_xl.jpg the colored cover of the 10th issue of the comics]] as well as [[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/tmnt-mirage-comics/images/9/98/Mirageshredder.jpg the initial colored versions of the first issue]]. However, the IDW colored classics incorrectly colors [[https://d1466nnw0ex81e.cloudfront.net/n_iv/600/1360583.jpg both the aforementioned cover]] and [[https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjx0Hqrygc2BfrDtF0R_vGr1TdSjNpWaMrK5anizViJZ11el5wUmQ7N3FdC141tHhkW10TWOshuVAwQp705vC4UTYftwh9JilEFepm_aWG472Nd7RsMKdW9cSxnk1fhBx1WzfwSkj_zxGg/s1600/IDW06.jpg first issue such that]]] his arms (and sometimes his hands as well) have the same color as the rest of his outfit, making it look like he is wearing outfits with sleeves and gloves.
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* FlatCharacter: Besides their individual design, the three have no personality whatsoever, they're not even capable of speech.
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* FlatCharacter: Besides their individual design, the three have no personality whatsoever, they're not even capable of speech. [[spoiler:[[JustifiedTrope Justified]] in the Mirage comics where it was explained that [[FlawedPrototype they were initial failed attempts at resurrecting the Shredder]] [[TheWormThatWalks using mystical worm colonies]] and the fourth and more successful experiment effectively became the "real" Shredder.]]
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: [[spoiler: He doesn't die in the 2003 series.]]
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* SparedByTheAdaptation: [[spoiler: He doesn't die in the 2003 series. [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse Then again]] he disappears after a brief cameo appearance in ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003S7E7IdentityCrisis Identity Crisis]]'' and the Turtles' lair gets destroyed in ''WesternAnimation/TurtlesForever'' when Hun, Bebop and Rocksteady attack the Turtles there, meaning his fate remains unknown.]]
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: When Shredder attacks April's apartment in issue 10, Klunk is nowhere to be seen, and isn't even mentioned when April, Casey and the Turtles escape. (This is doubly frustrating because he was explicitly shown to be in the apartment in the ''Leonardo'' special, which takes place ''immediately'' before.) He remains unmentioned for several issues before he shows up on Casey's farm with no explanation at all.
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* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: WhatHappenedToTheMouse:
** When Shredder attacks April's apartment in issue 10, Klunk is nowhere to be seen, and isn't even mentioned when April, Casey and the Turtles escape. (This is doubly frustrating because he was explicitly shown to be in the apartment in the ''Leonardo'' special, which takes place ''immediately'' before.) He remains unmentioned for several issues before he shows up on Casey's farm with no explanation atall.all.
** In the 2003 series, his final appearance is in the ''[[{{retool}} Back to the Sewer]]'' season episode ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003S7E7IdentityCrisis Identity Crisis]]'' but he doesn't make an appearance in ''WesternAnimation/TurtlesForever'' when Hun, Bebop and Rocksteady attack the Turtles' lair and destroying it.
** When Shredder attacks April's apartment in issue 10, Klunk is nowhere to be seen, and isn't even mentioned when April, Casey and the Turtles escape. (This is doubly frustrating because he was explicitly shown to be in the apartment in the ''Leonardo'' special, which takes place ''immediately'' before.) He remains unmentioned for several issues before he shows up on Casey's farm with no explanation at
** In the 2003 series, his final appearance is in the ''[[{{retool}} Back to the Sewer]]'' season episode ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003S7E7IdentityCrisis Identity Crisis]]'' but he doesn't make an appearance in ''WesternAnimation/TurtlesForever'' when Hun, Bebop and Rocksteady attack the Turtles' lair and destroying it.
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**Granted that in some iterations give Leo a more serious demeanor, thus making him Supine
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* DisposableWoman: Her only purpose in the narrative is to get killed.
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* DisposableWoman: Her only purpose in the narrative is to be Yoshi and Nagi/Saki's love interest and to get killed.
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* {{Flanderization}}: While they weren't exactly geniuses in the first season, they were still extreme physical threats to the Turtles, especially in their second appearance after being mutated. From that point on, they became more or less ineffectual against them, and even some humans.
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* {{Flanderization}}: While they weren't exactly geniuses in the first season, they were still extreme physical threats to the Turtles, especially in their second appearance after being mutated.mutated (though even in that episode, they fail to land a single hit on the Turtles and get easily beaten up by them throughout the episode and their only achievement is that they keep coming back). From that point on, they became more or less ineffectual against them, and even some humans.
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* InformedAbility: They are hyped up as incredibly tough opponents in ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987S01E02EnterTheShredder Enter the Shredder]]'', once they get mutated. Then [[EpicFail they accidentally knock each other out]]. Then they try to attack the Turtles with big guns, but get easily beaten up again. The Turtles then lament how they will never stop them, yet their only achievement at this point is that they keep getting back up. It is not until ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987S01E04HotRoddingTeenagers Hot Rodding Teenagers from Dimension X]]'' and ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987S01E05ShredderAndSplintered Shredder & Splintered]]'' that they actually show that they are capable of giving the Turtles a serious fight. Even then they get defeated very quickly since they are {{Dumb Muscle}}s.
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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: In the original Mirage comics, she was the head of the Japanese branch of the Foot clan and had no other connection to the Shredder. In fact, judging by the existence of an adult daughter, she may as well have been older than the Shredder and his superior in ranks. Since the 2003 series, she has been consistently portrayed as the Shredder's [[TheDragon dragon]], with the exception of ''Rise''.
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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul:
** In the original Mirage comics, she was the head of the Japanese branch of the Foot clan and had no other connection to the Shredder. In fact, judging by the existence of an adult daughter, she may as well have been older than the Shredder and his superior in ranks. Since the 2003 series, she has been consistently portrayed as the Shredder's [[TheDragon dragon]], with the exception of''Rise''.''Rise''.
** In the original comics, she has no connections to any of the main characters outside of being part of the Foot clan. In the 2003 series, she is the Shredder's adoptive daughter. The 2012 series also follows suit and portrays her as the Shredder's adoptive daughter, with the added twist that she is Hamato Yoshi's biological daughter. In ''Rise'', she is the daughter of Oroku Saki/The Shredder and the ancestor of Hamato Yoshi and the Turtles. In ''The Last Ronin'', she is the biological daughter of the Shredder.
** In the original Mirage comics, she was the head of the Japanese branch of the Foot clan and had no other connection to the Shredder. In fact, judging by the existence of an adult daughter, she may as well have been older than the Shredder and his superior in ranks. Since the 2003 series, she has been consistently portrayed as the Shredder's [[TheDragon dragon]], with the exception of
** In the original comics, she has no connections to any of the main characters outside of being part of the Foot clan. In the 2003 series, she is the Shredder's adoptive daughter. The 2012 series also follows suit and portrays her as the Shredder's adoptive daughter, with the added twist that she is Hamato Yoshi's biological daughter. In ''Rise'', she is the daughter of Oroku Saki/The Shredder and the ancestor of Hamato Yoshi and the Turtles. In ''The Last Ronin'', she is the biological daughter of the Shredder.
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* DependingOnTheWriter: A lot of tropes carry over between adaptations, but some are fairly unique. Leonardo is always the skilled, "most leader-like", and responsible turtle. But whether its accomplished by being an overly serious workaholic, a respectable older brother figure, bossy teacher's pet, meditative and spiritual, wanting to emulate fictional archetypical heroes or any combination of the above depends on the series and sometimes the story arc. Overall he is one of the most consistent across all adaptations.
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* DependingOnTheWriter: A lot of tropes carry over between adaptations, but some are fairly unique. Leonardo is always the skilled, "most leader-like", and responsible turtle. But whether its accomplished by being an overly serious workaholic, a respectable older brother figure, bossy teacher's pet, meditative and spiritual, wanting to emulate fictional archetypical heroes heroes, in love with April or any combination of the above depends on the series and sometimes the story arc. Overall he is one of the most consistent across all adaptations.
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* CharacterCatchphrase: "BOSSA NOVA!" While rarely used, Donatello can be heard uttering this from time to time, notably in the first film, Injustice 2, and the Batman crossover film.
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** "BOSSA NOVA!" While rarely used, Donatello can be heard uttering this from time to time, notably in the first film, Injustice 2, and the Batman crossoverfilm. film.
** ''The Next Mutation'' gave him "Certified Turtlefied!"
** "BOSSA NOVA!" While rarely used, Donatello can be heard uttering this from time to time, notably in the first film, Injustice 2, and the Batman crossover
** ''The Next Mutation'' gave him "Certified Turtlefied!"
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** A lot of tropes carry over between series, but some are fairly unique. Don is always TheSmartGuy. But he's sometimes contemplative and detached, laidback, and sarcastic, nerdy and clumsy, a bit tense and highstrung, or love struck with April, obsessed with data, addicted to anime or some combination of the above depending on the series and sometimes the story arc.
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** A lot of tropes carry over between series, but some are fairly unique. Don is always TheSmartGuy. But he's sometimes contemplative and detached, laidback, and sarcastic, nerdy and clumsy, a bit tense and highstrung, or love struck with April, obsessed with data, addicted to anime or some combination of the above depending on the series and sometimes the story arc.
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** The most famous "Cowabunga!" as well as "Booyakasha!" in the 2012 series.
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** The most famous "Cowabunga!" as well as "Booyakasha!" in the The 2012 series.series changes it to "Booyakasha!"
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* DependingOnTheWriter: A lot of tropes carry over between adaptations, but some are fairly unique. Mike is always the 'fun guy' and comic relief. But he ranges from being down to earth and artistic, to a laidback surfer dude, to an egocentric prankster, to a hyperactive ditz. What counts as the [[TotallyRadical hip and cool]] KidAppealCharacter changes the most between series over the 25+ year history of the franchise. He's usually a reflection of the times.
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* DependingOnTheWriter: A lot of tropes carry over between adaptations, but some are fairly unique. Mike is always the 'fun guy' and comic relief. But he ranges from being down to earth and artistic, to a laidback surfer dude, to someone attracted to April and using his humor to attract her, to an egocentric prankster, to a hyperactive ditz. What counts as the [[TotallyRadical hip and cool]] KidAppealCharacter changes the most between series over the 25+ year history of the franchise. He's usually a reflection of the times.
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* AdaptationRelationshipOverhaul: In the original Mirage comics, the 2003 series and ''Rise'', she has a very familial and sister-like relationship with the Turtles. In the 1990 live action movie, the 2014 live action movie, the 2012 animated series and the 2023 CGI movie, her relationship with the Turtle is slightly less familial and she acts as a LoveInterest to one of the Turtles (Michelangelo in the Live action movies, Donatello in the 2012 series, Leonardo in the 2023 move and its spin-off TV show).
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* AgeLift: Prior to Viacom's acquisition of the franchise, she was consistently portrayed as an adult with a job (though a rejected animated pilot in the 2000's pitched her as a teenager). Since then, only the Platinum Dunes live action movies have actually portrayed her as an adult, every other adaptation portays her as a teenager, closer to the Turtles' age.
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* PromotedToLoveInterest: Happens to her in some adaptations.
** In the 1990 movie Michelangelo has a crush on her. Same with the 2014 live action movie.
** The 2012 has Donatello crushing on her.
** The 2023 CGI movie has Leonardo developing feelings for her.
** In the 1990 movie Michelangelo has a crush on her. Same with the 2014 live action movie.
** The 2012 has Donatello crushing on her.
** The 2023 CGI movie has Leonardo developing feelings for her.
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* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: Consistently the most skilled Turtle, he falls into the leadership role by default.
* RankScalesWithAsskicking: Consistently the most skilled Turtle, he falls into the leadership role by default.
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* {{Expy}}: He's the TMNT equivalent of [[ComicBook/SpiderMan Alistair Smythe]], a MadScientist who creates robots designed to kill the hero(es), performing numerous upgrades on his creations (and on himself after becoming an EvilCripple) to gain an edge. The continuities where Stockman works for the Shredder also bring to mind Smythe's early partnership with [[Characters/MarvelComicsTheKingpin the Kingpin]].
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* {{Expy}}: He's the TMNT equivalent of [[ComicBook/SpiderMan [[Characters/SpiderManCentralRoguesGallery Alistair Smythe]], a MadScientist who creates robots designed to kill the hero(es), performing numerous upgrades on his creations (and on himself after becoming an EvilCripple) to gain an edge. The continuities where Stockman works for the Shredder also bring to mind Smythe's early partnership with [[Characters/MarvelComicsTheKingpin the Kingpin]].
