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* HarsherInHindsight: "Another fine mess you've gotten us into." Krang, you don't know how accurate you are.

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** A lot of fans of the 1987 animated series hated how the 80's Turtles are AdaptationalWimp goofballs and wished they be portrayed with more respect when they cross over into the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2012 next show]]. While their initial appearance in ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2012S4E10TransDimensionalTurtles Trans Dimensional Turtles]]'' was mostly well received, their eventual appearance in ''[[Recap/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2012S5E15WantedBebopAndRocksteady Wanted Bebop And Rocksteady]]'' makes them even more of wimps than this movie, where their fighting style is dismissed as lame by 2012 Turtles as they do not use martial arts at all, instead relying on RuleOfFunny. For all its fault, ''Turtles Forever'' has the '87 Turtles often using martial arts moves against their enemies, like Raph tossing Bebop and Karate chopping a bunch of spiky boulders to make a cage around him, or the '03 and '87 Turtles teaming up to fight the Purple Dragons before going to the Mirage universe.

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* QuestionableCasting: While most people know that the original 1987 actors couldn't reprise their roles for legal reasons, some thought the new actors neither sounded close enough nor acted in spirit to the characters with the exception of Sebastian Arcelus as 1987 Raphael. The most jarring casting choice being Creator/DanGreen as 1987 Leonardo, not sounding much different than his other roles.



* WTHCastingAgency: While most people know that the original 1987 actors couldn't reprise their roles for legal reasons, some thought the new actors neither sounded close enough nor acted in spirit to the characters with the exception of Sebastian Arcelus as 1987 Raphael. The most jarring casting choice being Creator/DanGreen as 1987 Leonardo, not sounding much different than his other roles.

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* WTHCastingAgency: While most people know that the original 1987 actors couldn't reprise their roles for legal reasons, some thought the new actors neither sounded close enough nor acted in spirit to the characters with the exception of Sebastian Arcelus as 1987 Raphael. The most jarring casting choice being Creator/DanGreen as 1987 Leonardo, not sounding much different than his other roles.
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* BrokenBase: The movie's treatment of the 1987-verse is heavily divisive among the fandom. While some saw the '87 turtles exaggerated characterizations as tongue-in-cheek that helped extenuate how out of their element they were when thrown into unfamiliar worlds, as well as the message that every group of turtles is valid regardless of their personality. Others, (particularly fans of the 1987 series) hated how it made the '87 turtles look like fools, feeling like it only served to make the '03 turtles look good and an insult to the old series. Ironically one of the criticisms levied at the movie is that the attitudes of the '03 turtles to said counterparts made them rather unlikeable and sapped some of the enjoyment out of the movie since it seem like they were working with their counterparts in a begrudging manner. '03 Raph in particular never seeming to ease up on his complaints about them bringing him to near [[TheScrappy Scrappy territory]] for the movie. Ironically, some fans of the 80s cartoon felt this accurately represents how they are in the later pre-Red Sky seasons. It certainly says a lot that many sides use [[DependingOnTheWriter writing from the 80s cartoon]] to defend their arguments.

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* BrokenBase: The movie's treatment of the 1987-verse is heavily divisive among the fandom. While some saw the '87 turtles exaggerated characterizations as tongue-in-cheek that helped extenuate how out of their element they were when thrown into unfamiliar worlds, as well as the message that every group of turtles is valid regardless of their personality. Others, (particularly fans of the 1987 series) hated how it made the '87 turtles look like fools, feeling like it only served to make the '03 turtles look good and an insult to the old series. Ironically one of the criticisms levied at the movie is that the attitudes of the '03 turtles to said counterparts made them rather unlikeable and sapped some of the enjoyment out of the movie since it seem like they were working with their counterparts in a begrudging manner. manner, with '03 Raph in particular never seeming to ease up on his complaints about them bringing him to near [[TheScrappy Scrappy territory]] for the movie.them. Ironically, some fans of the 80s cartoon felt this accurately represents how they are in the later pre-Red Sky seasons. It certainly says a lot that many sides use [[DependingOnTheWriter writing from the 80s cartoon]] to defend their arguments.

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** Seeing the supporting cast of the 2003 series being erased, along with their world.

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** Seeing the supporting cast of the 2003 series being erased, along with their world. ''Hun'' is in particular completely terrified once he realizes he's going to be erased after giving the Turtles what they needed to find Turtle Prime, and simply gives it to them and ''begs'' for them to stop the Shredder.
** The movie is a TearJerker not because the movie is sad, but probably because ''it's the very last ''Franchise/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'' adventure we'll see'' before the Nickelodeon era, it's not the fact because of Nickelodeon, it's because this is probably the last time we'll ever see the 1987, 2003, and original comic books have an adventure.

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