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* * ValuesDissonance: Jammerhead refers to the Turtles in "Playtime's Over" as "buggers" - whilst this is no more offensive than 'jerks' or 'boneheads' in America, in the UK this is quite a rude word, and not one you'd expect to hear in a children's show.

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* * ValuesDissonance: Jammerhead refers to the Turtles in "Playtime's Over" as "buggers" - whilst this is no more offensive than 'jerks' or 'boneheads' in America, in the UK this is quite a rude word, and not one you'd expect to hear in a children's show.

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* CanonSue: Probably one of the reasons Cody Jones is considered TheScrappy in most fans' eyes. Every other episode he seems to be saving the Turtles from some bad situation, despite the fact that they've been learning the ways of ninjitsu their whole lives, whilst he's only been learning ninjitsu for the past few months...



** Cody and Sterling were this to April and Casey.

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** Cody and Sterling Serling were this to April and Casey.



* * ValuesDissonance: Jammerhead refers to the Turtles in "Playtime's Over" as "buggers" - whilst this is no more offensive than 'jerks' or 'boneheads' in America, in the UK this is quite a rude word, and not one you'd expect to hear in a children's show.



** Though not popular, Sterling is probably one of the biggest woobies. Most, if not all the fans hate him and in-universe, the other characters treat him like a slave sans Splinter and Cody, suffers bad luck which is sometimes caused by his buttmonkey status, while other times, his pain and suffering is deliberately caused by the turtles (i.e. trapping him inside a video game surronded by extra lives that look and act like the turtles). Honestly, it's a miracle he never tried to commit robot suicide.

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** Though not popular, Sterling Serling is probably one of the biggest woobies. Most, if not all the fans hate him and in-universe, the other characters treat him like a slave sans Splinter and Cody, suffers bad luck which is sometimes caused by his buttmonkey status, while other times, his pain and suffering is deliberately caused by the turtles (i.e. trapping him inside a video game surronded by extra lives that look and act like the turtles). Honestly, it's a miracle he never tried to commit robot suicide.
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*** Some fans of the old cartoon were fine with the 2003 cartoon at least existing, until ''Turtles Forever'' came out, which seemed to some to go out of it's way to mock the 1987 series and make the 2003 series look superior.
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** In "The Shredder Strikes Back, Part 2" many of the Foot Ninjas are knocked out by the Turtles and Master Splinter, so when the Shredder blows up the shop (and by extension, the apartment above), it can be assumed that they perished in the resulting explosion. Although Stockman says in "Tales of Leo" that 'there's no conclusive proof to say anyone, turtle or human, perished in the fire', that still doesn't mean that all of the Foot Ninjas escaped the blast; it merely means that Stockman doesn't have enough data to prove it

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*CompleteMonster: Ch'rell was an [[StarfishAliens Utrom]] criminal who was imprisoned by his people for his various crimes. Ch'rell managed to force the transport ship he was being carried on to crash on Earth. Ch'rell escaped and [[MobileSuitHuman took the guise]] of an Japanese crime boss named [[IHaveManyNames Oroku Saki, better known as the Shredder]]. Shredder wanted revenge on his people and went to great lengths to find the Utroms still on marooned Earth.
**In ''WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003'' Shredder attacked Splinter's master, Hamato Yoshi, believing he worked for the Utroms. After having his minions work over Yoshi with [[ElectricTorture torture]], Shredder personally killed Yoshi, an act that would lead to Shredder becoming the Turtles ArchEnemy. Shredder's Foot Ninja also kidnapped innocent people and mutated them into monsters to use as slave labor to try a locate a possible Utrom base underground. Shredder has shown to be a very cruel [[BadBoss boss]]. He murders one of his men who [[YouHaveFailedMe failed]] to deliver some stolen goods for him, due to the Turtles involvement. Shredder also would punish [[MadScientist Baxter Stockman]] for his failures, by [[AnArmandaLeg grievously injuring him]], until eventually Stockman was nothing more then a BrainInAJar. Shredder also displayed a complete disregard for human life, after an [[AlienInvasion Triceraton Invasion]] resulted in Beijing becoming a [[FloatingContinent city floating in the sky]], Shredder decides to steal the anti gravity generator that is keeping the city in the air. When [[TheDragon Karai]] [[EvenEvilHasStandards objects]] noting that stealing the generator will result in the city crashing into the ground and killing millions in the process, Shredder overrules her and tells her to do it anyway. Some of Shredder's worst crime happen when Donatello visits a BadFuture where Shredder is a [[EvilOverlord dictator]] who controls the world. Shredder has SecretPolice on the streets to round up any dissenters and is using both Utrom and human slave labor (with humans having to work 18 hours a day) to build a giant [[TeleportersAndTransporters teleportation device]], so Shredder can conquer other planets. In this future, Shredder executes his former servant Hun, while Hun is begging to be let back into the Shredder's service.
***He returns in ''WesternAnimation/TurtlesForever.'' See that page for details.

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** The Fugitoid/Professor Honeycut: really depends on whether you find his personality + voice annoying or endearing.

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** The Fugitoid/Professor Honeycut: Honeycutt: really depends on whether you find his personality + voice annoying or endearing.endearing.
** One time character T9581. He [[spoiler: started life as a human, got married and had a child, only to be mutated by Bishop into]] a hideous monster with apparently no way of communicating his feelings or intentions, was locked away in cryogenic stasis only to be freed by the Purple Dragons, who started to attack him, escaped from them only to be attacked by Leo and Casey who mistook him as dangerous, and then was attacked by Bishop and seemingly blown up. Although he escapes, he has no way of returning to his former life or family, and the last shot we see of him is the poor creature clinging to a buoy, gazing sadly at the gazebo where [[spoiler: he got married]]. His whole story is a really tragic TearJerker.
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** Donatello has had to deal with some of the worst experiences over the course of the show. He's been in a LotusEaterMachine where [[spoiler: he's seen Angel die before his eyes]], been transported to an alternate future, where [[spoiler: he sees ''all of his brothers'' die before his eyes, and learns that Master Splinter and Casey Jones are already dead]], been captured and MindRaped by the Triceratons, and been infected by [[spoiler:a mutant virus that turned him into a mindless savage beast and nearly killed him]]. All of this to the most peaceable, kindly turtle of the team.

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** Donatello has had to deal with some of the worst experiences over the course of the show. He's been in a LotusEaterMachine where [[spoiler: he's seen Angel die before his eyes]], been transported to an alternate future, a BadFuture, where [[spoiler: he sees ''all of his brothers'' die before his eyes, and learns that Master Splinter and Casey Jones are already dead]], been captured and MindRaped by the Triceratons, and been infected by [[spoiler:a mutant virus that turned him into a [[BrainwashedandCrazy mindless savage beast beast]] and nearly killed him]]. All of this to the most peaceable, [[TechnicalPacifist peaceable]], kindly turtle of the team.
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** Donatello, arguably, he's dealt with some of the worst crap in this series, he's been in a LotusEaterMachine where [[spoiler: he's seen Angel die before his eyes]], another where he's in a bad future, where [[spoiler: he sees ''all of his brothers'' and learning all of his best friends have died]], and was turned into a beast, at one point, life is rough on him.
*** Though not popular, Sterling is probably one of the biggest woobies. Most, if not all the fans hate him and in-universe, the other characters treat him like a slave sans Splinter and Cody, suffers bad luck which is sometimes caused by his buttmonkey status, while other times, his pain and suffering is deliberately caused by the turtles (i.e. trapping him inside a video game surronded by extra lives that look and act like the turtles). Honestly, it's a miracle he never tried to commit robot suicide.

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** Donatello, arguably, he's dealt Donatello has had to deal with some of the worst crap in this series, he's experiences over the course of the show. He's been in a LotusEaterMachine where [[spoiler: he's seen Angel die before his eyes]], another where he's in a bad been transported to an alternate future, where [[spoiler: he sees ''all of his brothers'' die before his eyes, and learning all of his best friends have died]], learns that Master Splinter and was Casey Jones are already dead]], been captured and MindRaped by the Triceratons, and been infected by [[spoiler:a mutant virus that turned him into a beast, at one point, life is rough on him.
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Though not popular, Sterling is probably one of the biggest woobies. Most, if not all the fans hate him and in-universe, the other characters treat him like a slave sans Splinter and Cody, suffers bad luck which is sometimes caused by his buttmonkey status, while other times, his pain and suffering is deliberately caused by the turtles (i.e. trapping him inside a video game surronded by extra lives that look and act like the turtles). Honestly, it's a miracle he never tried to commit robot suicide.

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** And let's not forget poor Dr. Stockman. This Troper has never felt so bad for a villain until "Adventures in Turtle-Sitting", in which , after being revived again, asks why Bishop doesn't let him rest in peace.

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** And let's not forget poor Dr. Stockman. This Troper has never felt so bad for Doctor Stockman is an unusual example of a villain until "Adventures Woobie. A fairly standard villain, it is only once we get to ‘Insane in Turtle-Sitting", in which , after being revived again, asks why the Membrane’ that the audience learns anything about Stockman’s backstory, with the flashbacks to his childhood revealing the trauma he went through as his [[spoiler: mother died from an unknown illness.]] In addition, he is slowly mutilated by the Shredder throughout the course of the first couple of seasons, and whilst this typically elicits little sympathy from the audience due to his thoroughly vile personality, when he is brought back once again by Bishop doesn't in ‘Adventures in Turtle Sitting’, we discover just how much he wishes to be free of his horrible existence.
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** The sheer fact that the writers seem to cause Leonardo the most emotional and physical pain out of any of the protagonists makes him a Woobie in the eyes of some fans. Throughout the course of the entire show he's typically the most likely to suffer a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, teeter on the brink of death, experience HeroicBSOD and is even acknowledged in one episode by Michelangelo to shoulder the majority of the responsibility so that his brothers are free to be themselves. What's more, his [[spoiler: near decline into KnightTemplar-hood in Season 4 as he struggled to deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder]] certainly made this Troper yearn to just wrap him in a blanket and give him a big hug.
** Poor Leatherhead! He's been flushed down the toilet when he was barely more than a hatchling, rescued and reared by the [[spoiler: Utroms]], only to be left behind all alone when they [[spoiler: returned to their own world]], manipulated and lied to by [[spoiler: Baxter Stockman]], buried beneath a pile of rubble, [[spoiler: tortured by Agent Bishop]], which has left him with parts of his personality he must work hard to control, pursued by a crazed hunter, believed he'd [[spoiler: badly hurt/killed Michelangelo in a fit of rage. Don't worry: Mickey was fine]], which left him consumed with grief and believing he was nothing more than a monster and worthy of death, and finally his good friend [[spoiler: Donatello was infected by Bishop's mutant virus and turned into a mindless monster. Leatherhead did eventually help Stockman to develop a cure for the virus in time to save Donny, but he was obviously deeply upset to see Donatello that way, and to be initially unable to help him.]] He may be one of the biggest and strongest heroes in the show, but it seems like just about every time he appears he's suffering from some kind of mental or physical anguish. Seriously, who doesn't want to just give the big guy a hug?

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** The sheer fact that the writers seem to cause Leonardo the most emotional and physical pain out of any of the protagonists makes him a Woobie in the eyes of some fans. Throughout the course of the entire show he's typically the most likely to suffer a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, teeter on the brink of death, experience HeroicBSOD and is even acknowledged in one episode by Michelangelo to shoulder the majority of the responsibility so that his brothers are free to be themselves. What's more, his [[spoiler: near decline into KnightTemplar-hood in Season 4 as he struggled to deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder]] certainly made this Troper yearn left many fans yearning to just wrap him in a blanket and give him a big hug.
** Poor Leatherhead! He's been flushed down the toilet when he was barely more than a hatchling, rescued and reared by the [[spoiler: Utroms]], only to be left behind all alone when they [[spoiler: returned to their own world]], manipulated and lied to by [[spoiler: Baxter Stockman]], buried beneath a pile of rubble, [[spoiler: tortured by Agent Bishop]], which has left him with parts of his personality he must work hard to control, pursued by a crazed hunter, believed he'd [[spoiler: badly hurt/killed Michelangelo in a fit of rage. Don't worry: Mickey was fine]], which left him consumed with grief and believing he was nothing more than a monster and worthy of death, and finally his good friend [[spoiler: Donatello was infected by Bishop's mutant virus and turned into a mindless monster. Leatherhead did eventually help Stockman to develop a cure for the virus in time to save Donny, but he was obviously deeply upset to see Donatello that way, and to be initially unable to help him.]] He may be one of the biggest and strongest heroes in the show, but it seems like just about every time he appears he's suffering from some kind of mental or physical anguish. Seriously, who doesn't want to just give the big guy a hug?
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** Poor Leatherhead! He's been flushed down the toilet when he was barely more than a hatchling, rescued and reared by the [[spoiler: Utroms]], only to be left behind all alone when they [[spoiler: returned to their own world]], manipulated and lied to by [[spoiler: Baxter Stockman]], buried beneath a pile of rubble, [[spoiler: tortured by Agent Bishop]], which has left him with parts of his personality he must work hard to control, pursued by a crazed hunter, believed he'd [[spoiler: badly hurt/killed Michelangelo in a fit of rage. Don't worry: Mickey was fine]], which left him consumed with grief and believing he was nothing more than a monster, and worthy of death, and finally his good friend [[spoiler: Donatello was infected by Bishop's mutant virus and turned into a mindless monster. Leatherhead did eventually help Stockman to develop a cure for the virus in time to save Donny, but he was obviously deeply upset to see Donatello that way, and to be initially unable to help him.]] He may be one of the biggest and strongest heroes in the show, but it seems like just about every time he appears he's suffering from some kind of mental or physical anguish. Seriously, who doesn't want to just give the big guy a hug?

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** Poor Leatherhead! He's been flushed down the toilet when he was barely more than a hatchling, rescued and reared by the [[spoiler: Utroms]], only to be left behind all alone when they [[spoiler: returned to their own world]], manipulated and lied to by [[spoiler: Baxter Stockman]], buried beneath a pile of rubble, [[spoiler: tortured by Agent Bishop]], which has left him with parts of his personality he must work hard to control, pursued by a crazed hunter, believed he'd [[spoiler: badly hurt/killed Michelangelo in a fit of rage. Don't worry: Mickey was fine]], which left him consumed with grief and believing he was nothing more than a monster, monster and worthy of death, and finally his good friend [[spoiler: Donatello was infected by Bishop's mutant virus and turned into a mindless monster. Leatherhead did eventually help Stockman to develop a cure for the virus in time to save Donny, but he was obviously deeply upset to see Donatello that way, and to be initially unable to help him.]] He may be one of the biggest and strongest heroes in the show, but it seems like just about every time he appears he's suffering from some kind of mental or physical anguish. Seriously, who doesn't want to just give the big guy a hug?
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** Poor Leatherhead! He's been flushed down the toilet when he was barely more than a hatchling, rescued and reared by the [[spoiler: Utroms]], only to be left behind all alone when they [[spoiler: returned to their own world]], manipulated and lied to by [[spolier: Baxter Stockman]], buried beneath a pile of rubble, [[spolier: tortured by Agent Bishop]], which has left him with parts of his personality he must work hard to control, pursued by a crazed hunter, believed he'd [[spoiler: badly hurt/killed Michelangelo in a fit of rage. Don't worry: Mickey was fine]], which left him consumed with grief and believing he was nothing more than a monster, and worthy of death, and finally his good friend [[spoiler: Donatello was infected by Bishop's mutant virus and turned into a mindless monster. Leatherhead did eventually help Stockman to develop a cure for the virus in time to save Donny, but he was obviously deeply upset to see Donatello that way, and to be initially unable to help him.]] He may be one of the biggest and strongest heroes in the show, but it seems like just about every time he appears he's suffering from some kind of mental or physical anguish. Seriously, who doesn't want to just give the big guy a hug?

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** Poor Leatherhead! He's been flushed down the toilet when he was barely more than a hatchling, rescued and reared by the [[spoiler: Utroms]], only to be left behind all alone when they [[spoiler: returned to their own world]], manipulated and lied to by [[spolier: [[spoiler: Baxter Stockman]], buried beneath a pile of rubble, [[spolier: [[spoiler: tortured by Agent Bishop]], which has left him with parts of his personality he must work hard to control, pursued by a crazed hunter, believed he'd [[spoiler: badly hurt/killed Michelangelo in a fit of rage. Don't worry: Mickey was fine]], which left him consumed with grief and believing he was nothing more than a monster, and worthy of death, and finally his good friend [[spoiler: Donatello was infected by Bishop's mutant virus and turned into a mindless monster. Leatherhead did eventually help Stockman to develop a cure for the virus in time to save Donny, but he was obviously deeply upset to see Donatello that way, and to be initially unable to help him.]] He may be one of the biggest and strongest heroes in the show, but it seems like just about every time he appears he's suffering from some kind of mental or physical anguish. Seriously, who doesn't want to just give the big guy a hug?
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** The sheer fact that the writers seem to cause Leonardo the most emotional and physical pain out of any of the protagonists makes him a Woobie in the eyes of some fans. Throughout the course of the entire show he's typically the most likely to suffer a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, teeter on the brink of death, experience HeroicBSOD and is even acknowledged in one episode by Michelangelo to shoulder the majority of the responsibility so that his brothers are free to be themselves. What's more, his [[spoiler: near decline into KnightTemplar-hood in Season 4 as he struggled to deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder]] certainly made this Troper yearn to just wrap him in a blanket and give him a big hug.

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** The sheer fact that the writers seem to cause Leonardo the most emotional and physical pain out of any of the protagonists makes him a Woobie in the eyes of some fans. Throughout the course of the entire show he's typically the most likely to suffer a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, teeter on the brink of death, experience HeroicBSOD and is even acknowledged in one episode by Michelangelo to shoulder the majority of the responsibility so that his brothers are free to be themselves. What's more, his [[spoiler: near decline into KnightTemplar-hood in Season 4 as he struggled to deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder]] certainly made this Troper yearn to just wrap him in a blanket and give him a big hug.hug.
** Poor Leatherhead! He's been flushed down the toilet when he was barely more than a hatchling, rescued and reared by the [[spoiler: Utroms]], only to be left behind all alone when they [[spoiler: returned to their own world]], manipulated and lied to by [[spolier: Baxter Stockman]], buried beneath a pile of rubble, [[spolier: tortured by Agent Bishop]], which has left him with parts of his personality he must work hard to control, pursued by a crazed hunter, believed he'd [[spoiler: badly hurt/killed Michelangelo in a fit of rage. Don't worry: Mickey was fine]], which left him consumed with grief and believing he was nothing more than a monster, and worthy of death, and finally his good friend [[spoiler: Donatello was infected by Bishop's mutant virus and turned into a mindless monster. Leatherhead did eventually help Stockman to develop a cure for the virus in time to save Donny, but he was obviously deeply upset to see Donatello that way, and to be initially unable to help him.]] He may be one of the biggest and strongest heroes in the show, but it seems like just about every time he appears he's suffering from some kind of mental or physical anguish. Seriously, who doesn't want to just give the big guy a hug?
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** The sheer fact that the writers seem to cause Leonardo the most emotional and physical pain out of any of the protagonists makes him a Woobie in the eyes of some fans. Throughout the course of the entire show he's typically the most likely to suffer a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, teeter on the brink of death, experience HeroicBSOD and is even acknowledged in one episode by Michelangelo to shoulder the majority of the responsibility so that his brothers are free to be themselves. What's more, his [[spoiler: near decline into KnightTemplar-hood in Season 4 as he struggled to deal with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder]] certainly made this Troper yearn to just wrap him in a blanket and give him a big hug.
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** Leonardo could also be considered to be an IronWoobie /StoicWoobie by some fans, since he generally the most likely to suffer a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, teeter on the brink of death, experience HeroicBSOD and is even acknowledged in one episode by Michelangelo to shoulder the majority of the responsibility so that his brothers are free to be themselves. This Troper in particular just wants to rush in and hug him whenever he's severely injured or put in harms way, and let's not forget his [[spoiler: near decline into KnightTemplar-hood in Season 4 as he struggled to deal with PTSD following the events of 'Exodus']]. Who honestly didn't want to just wrap him in a blanket and give him a big hug?
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** Leonardo could also be considered to be an IronWoobie/StoicWoobie by some fans, since he generally the most likely to suffer a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, teeter on the brink of death, experience HeroicBSOD and is even acknowledged in one episode by Michelangelo to shoulder the majority of the responsibility so that his brothers are free to be themselves. This Troper in particular just wants to rush in and hug him whenever he's severely injured or put in harms way, and let's not forget his [[spoiler: near decline into KnightTemplar-hood in Season 4 as he struggled to deal with PTSD following the events of 'Exodus']]. Who honestly didn't want to just wrap him in a blanket and give him a big hug?

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** Leonardo could also be considered to be an IronWoobie/StoicWoobie IronWoobie /StoicWoobie by some fans, since he generally the most likely to suffer a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, teeter on the brink of death, experience HeroicBSOD and is even acknowledged in one episode by Michelangelo to shoulder the majority of the responsibility so that his brothers are free to be themselves. This Troper in particular just wants to rush in and hug him whenever he's severely injured or put in harms way, and let's not forget his [[spoiler: near decline into KnightTemplar-hood in Season 4 as he struggled to deal with PTSD following the events of 'Exodus']]. Who honestly didn't want to just wrap him in a blanket and give him a big hug?
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*** Though not popular, Sterling is probably one of the biggest woobies. Most, if not all the fans hate him and in-universe, the other characters treat him like a slave sans Splinter and Cody, suffers bad luck which is sometimes caused by his buttmonkey status, while other times, his pain and suffering is deliberately caused by the turtles (i.e. trapping him inside a video game surronded by extra lives that look and act like the turtles). Honestly, it's a miracle he never tried to commit robot suicide.

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*** Though not popular, Sterling is probably one of the biggest woobies. Most, if not all the fans hate him and in-universe, the other characters treat him like a slave sans Splinter and Cody, suffers bad luck which is sometimes caused by his buttmonkey status, while other times, his pain and suffering is deliberately caused by the turtles (i.e. trapping him inside a video game surronded by extra lives that look and act like the turtles). Honestly, it's a miracle he never tried to commit robot suicide.suicide.
** Leonardo could also be considered to be an IronWoobie/StoicWoobie by some fans, since he generally the most likely to suffer a NoHoldsBarredBeatdown, teeter on the brink of death, experience HeroicBSOD and is even acknowledged in one episode by Michelangelo to shoulder the majority of the responsibility so that his brothers are free to be themselves. This Troper in particular just wants to rush in and hug him whenever he's severely injured or put in harms way, and let's not forget his [[spoiler: near decline into KnightTemplar-hood in Season 4 as he struggled to deal with PTSD following the events of 'Exodus']]. Who honestly didn't want to just wrap him in a blanket and give him a big hug?
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** Season 5 is a huge BaseBreaker: many people felt it did a good job wrapping up the remaining plot threads from the previous season, while others felt it was overly gimmicky and too much of an anime[=/=]''[[WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender Avatar]]'' ripoff, abandoning the series original roots of being influenced primarily by the original Mirage Comics.

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** Really Season 4 was the high point with some complex and surprisingly well written arcs for both Leonardy and Michelangelo. The two retools made the show much more child friendly and typical (robots, digital realms, collect the clues saga), but Season 4 stands as a nice end to a good cartoon.

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** Really Season 4 was the high point with some complex and surprisingly well written arcs for both Leonardy Leonardo and Michelangelo. The two retools made the show much more child friendly and typical (robots, digital realms, collect the clues saga), but Season 4 stands as a nice end to a good cartoon.


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* TheWoobie: I can't be the ''only'' one who felt sorry for [[{{Nanomachines}} Nano]] in its first couple of appearances. Maybe that's why it [[ThrowTheDogABone got a happy ending]] after all.

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* TheWoobie: I can't be the ''only'' one who felt sorry for TheWoobie: [[{{Nanomachines}} Nano]] in its first couple of appearances. Maybe that's why it [[ThrowTheDogABone got a happy ending]] after all.
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** The ''Fast Forward'' season with the turtles living among aliens could count as this, considering Creator/MichaelBay's announcement that the turtles will be aliens in his film.
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* EvilIsCool: Shredder.

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* EvilIsCool: Shredder.Shredder and Agent Bishop.
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** Viral is quite popular among the artist community, due to her unique design and being the lone villainess in Fast Foward.

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** "Bad Day:" The Foot Mystics trap Splinter and the [=TMNT=] in a nightmare in which Klunk, April, and Casey all die onscreen.
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* CrackIsCheaper: Ever since Nickelodeon bought the franchise, they're more or less swept the 2003 cartoon under the rug. The DVD volumes and sets previously released by [=4Kids=] have gone out of print, and good luck trying to get them all up to the Fast Forward season now: several of them go anywhere from $75 up to $''200''.

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* TheScrappy: Many people hated Karai for destroying the lair in ''Scion of the Shredder'' [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and for having an unimpressive evil laugh]].
** The Utrom Shredder and Stockman are hated for repeatedly cheating death. In the former's case, the biggest offender was surviving the TCRI explosion (albeit, it did injure him enough to the point he needed some time to recover) and the latter for being flat out arrogant, seeing the mutants in the show as "stupid animals", even though 2 of those stupid animals (Donatello and Leatherhead) are more intelligent than him and just acting condescending to anyone he deems to be intellectually inferior.

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* TheScrappy: Many people hated Karai for destroying the lair in ''Scion of the Shredder'' [[ArsonMurderAndJaywalking and for having an unimpressive evil laugh]].
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The Utrom Shredder and Stockman are hated for repeatedly cheating death. In the former's case, the biggest offender was surviving the TCRI explosion (albeit, it did injure him enough to the point he needed some time to recover) and the latter for being flat out arrogant, seeing the mutants in the show as "stupid animals", even though 2 of those stupid animals (Donatello and Leatherhead) are more intelligent than him and just acting condescending to anyone he deems to be intellectually inferior.
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** Shredder being an Utrom. Good god, people raged at that back in the day.
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** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaANwc8Kvqc Midnight Run / Running Free at NYC]] from the beginning of "City At War pt. 1" is pretty catchy and some fans still wish that a full version of it had been released.
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* The Shredder trapping the Turtles, Splinter, Casey, and April in April's antique shop closet by setting the place on fire using the gas pipes. It set up a big two-part episode cliff-hanger for the show, which no doubt scared a lot of kids back in the day.

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* ** The Shredder trapping the Turtles, Splinter, Casey, and April in April's antique shop closet by setting the place on fire using the gas pipes. It set up a big two-part episode cliff-hanger for the show, which no doubt scared a lot of kids back in the day.

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