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** In ''The Lost Years'' {{Prequel}}, [[TheDreaded Olgoi-Khorkhoi]] --"Death Worm"-- is a callous [[TheWarlord warlord]] described by one of his dying victims as "all things evil". Taking advantage of the circumstances in Asia and his self-proclaimed lineage to UsefulNotes/GenghisKhan, Olgoi-Khorkhoi amassed a large army of thugs to terrorize entire continents in various forms, from rape to mass murder, including the killing of children. Additionally profiting on unwilling humans and mutants [[GladiatorGames fighting for their lives]], Olgoi-Khorkhoi's subordinates keep them in line via [[ExplosiveLeash explosive body implants]]. When the Ronin finally confronts Olgoi-Khorkhoi, the latter mocks his vengeance as non-beneficial and admits that he barely remembers ransacking the Japanese village that instigated the Ronin's hunt for him. Viewing all lives as he would a grain of sand, Olgoi-Khorkhoi kills those that are not useful to his purposes.
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** In ''The ''[[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesTheLastRoninLostYears The Lost Years'' {{Prequel}}, Years]]'': [[TheDreaded Olgoi-Khorkhoi]] --"Death Worm"-- is a callous [[TheWarlord warlord]] described by one of his dying victims as "all things evil". Taking advantage of the circumstances in Asia and his self-proclaimed lineage to UsefulNotes/GenghisKhan, Olgoi-Khorkhoi amassed a large army of thugs to terrorize entire continents in various forms, from rape to mass murder, including the killing of children. Additionally profiting on unwilling humans and mutants [[GladiatorGames fighting for their lives]], Olgoi-Khorkhoi's subordinates keep them in line via [[ExplosiveLeash explosive body implants]]. When the Ronin finally confronts Olgoi-Khorkhoi, the latter mocks his vengeance as non-beneficial and admits that he barely remembers ransacking the Japanese village that instigated the Ronin's hunt for him. Viewing all lives as he would a grain of sand, Olgoi-Khorkhoi kills those that are not useful to his purposes.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: A TMNT story set in a BadFuture, where [[spoiler:Michelangelo has become cynical and [[TookALevelInBadass badass]] where Master Splinter and Casey are dead and all the Turtles (and Karai and the Shredder) die in the end was previously explored in the 2003 series episode ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003S3E21SameAsItNeverWas Same As It Never Was]]''.]]
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* OlderThanTheyThink: A TMNT story set in a BadFuture, where [[spoiler:Michelangelo has become cynical and [[TookALevelInBadass badass]] where Master Splinter and Casey are dead and all the Turtles (and Karai and the Shredder) die in the end was previously explored in the 2003 series episode ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003S3E21SameAsItNeverWas Same As It Never Was]]''.]]]] That said, Kevin Eastman himself said that he and Peter Laird came up with the concept all the way back in 1987, and considering Laird was heavily involved in the 2003 series, it's possible he let the show's writers in on the idea.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Many fans were unhappy that April and Casey's canonical daughter from the Mirage comics, Shadow Jones, was ignored for an {{Elseworlds}}-exclusive character, Casey Marie Jones.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Many fans were unhappy that April and Casey's canonical daughter from the Mirage comics, Shadow Jones, was ignored for an {{Elseworlds}}-exclusive character, Casey Marie Jones. Though, this may be a JustifiedTrope, since Shadow was their adopted daughter while Casey Marie is biological.
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* ItWasHisSled: The twist of the first issue was that the titular character's true identity, and therefore the only of the four brothers left alive, is [[spoiler:Michelangelo, now that he TookALevelInJerkass, started taking his ninja training extremely seriously, and is haunted by the guilt of what happened to his family]]. Good luck finding an article that talks about the book without mentioning the Ronin's identity out in the open.
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* ItWasHisSled: The twist of the first issue was that the titular character's true identity, and therefore the only of the four brothers left alive, is [[spoiler:Michelangelo, now that he TookALevelInJerkass, TookALevelInCynic, started taking his ninja training extremely seriously, and is haunted by the guilt of what happened to his family]]. Good luck finding an article that talks about the book without mentioning the Ronin's identity out in the open.
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** While it's tainted by the sorrow of Michaelangelo talking about the deaths of his family, when April asks him what happened after they last saw each other Mikey affirms that it's difficult for him to talk about, but states that April deserves to know because she's just as much part of the family as the rest of them. While Mikey has lost his brothers, he's truly grateful to have at least one part of his family back.
** While it's tainted by the sorrow of Michaelangelo talking about the deaths of his family, when April asks him what happened after they last saw each other Mikey affirms that it's difficult for him to talk about, but states that April deserves to know because she's just as much part of the family as the rest of them. While Mikey has lost his brothers, he's truly grateful to have at least one part of his family back.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[AntiHero Michelangelo]], the last Ronin, is the last surviving member of the Hamato clan and seeks to avenge the deaths of his family. Through sheer cunning and perseverance, Michelangelo builds up his skills to become a brilliant but utterly ruthless fighter to defeat his family's killers. Michelangelo seeks out and tracks the ruthless Olgoi-Khorkhoi[=/=]Death Worm, through his minions before killing Olgoi-Khorkhoi in a duel. Using his skills and strategy to fight his family's killer Shredder 2.0, Michelangelo ruthlessly dismantles his empire by taking out his defenses and mooks. Eventually fighting Shredder himself in pitched combat, Michelangelo defeats him in a MutualKill before passing on and reuniting with his family in the afterlife.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[AntiHero Michelangelo]], the last Ronin, The Ronin is the last surviving member SoleSurvivor of the Hamato clan and seeks to avenge the deaths of his family. Through sheer cunning and perseverance, Michelangelo this AntiHero builds up his skills to become a brilliant brilliant, but utterly ruthless fighter to defeat his family's killers. Michelangelo During ''The Lost Years'', the Ronin seeks out and tracks the ruthless Olgoi-Khorkhoi[=/=]Death Worm, Worm through his minions before killing Olgoi-Khorkhoi in a duel. Using his skills and strategy to fight his family's killer Shredder 2.0, Michelangelo killer, Oroku Hiroto, the Ronin ruthlessly dismantles his empire by taking out his defenses and mooks. Eventually {{Mook}}s, eventually fighting Shredder Hiroto himself in pitched combat, Michelangelo defeats him in [[spoiler:leading to a MutualKill before passing on and reuniting with his family in the afterlife.afterlife]].
