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** Played ''very'' straight with Shredder and Krang, who went from goofy in the '87 show to entirely useless here.

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** Played ''very'' straight with Shredder and Krang, who went from goofy but somewhat menacing in the '87 show to entirely useless here.
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This isn\'t my opinion, but a lot of people seem to think this

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* CreatorsPet: Some fans accuse the '03 Turtles of being this.
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** Played ''very'' straight with Shredder and Krang.

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** Played ''very'' straight with Shredder and Krang.Krang, who went from goofy in the '87 show to entirely useless here.
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* CompleteMonster: Whilst not a trait unique to this movie; 2003 Shredder really crosses the line here when he decides to kill everyone in the known universe, [[RevengeBeforeReason including himself]], and doesn't have any intention of stopping even when [[spoiler:Karai, his own daughter, begs him to.]]

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* CompleteMonster: Whilst not a trait unique to this movie; 2003 Shredder really crosses the line here when he decides to kill everyone in the known universe, [[RevengeBeforeReason including himself]], and doesn't have any intention of stopping even when [[spoiler:Karai, his own daughter, begs him to. It's little wonder all love and loyalty Karai has for him ends at this point.]]
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He didn\'t love it THAT much; he said on Facebook that he likes it but sees Phelous\' points on things.


* BrokenBase: Apparently, the movie's treatment of the 1987-verse divided some of the older show's fanbase. For instance, DougWalker loved the movie so much that he threw out the {{caustic|Critic}} [[WebOriginal/TheNostalgiaCritic Critic]] persona and gushed about it out-of-character; by contrast, Walker's fellow reviewer {{Phelous}} was one of the few internet critics to give it an overwhelmingly ''negative'' review.

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* BrokenBase: Apparently, the movie's treatment of the 1987-verse divided some of the older show's fanbase. For instance, DougWalker loved liked the movie so much enough that he threw out the {{caustic|Critic}} [[WebOriginal/TheNostalgiaCritic Critic]] persona and gushed about praised it out-of-character; by contrast, Walker's fellow reviewer {{Phelous}} was one of the few internet critics to give it an overwhelmingly ''negative'' review.
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* VillainDecay: This Trope was inverted for threats from the 2003 such as Hun, who [[spoiler:mutated into a Turtle monster, while this condition isn't exactly ''liked'', he actually becomes much more powerful, so powerful, in fact, that ''none of the Turtles can defeat him''.]]

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* VillainDecay: This Trope was inverted for threats from the 2003 such as Hun, who [[spoiler:mutated into a Turtle monster, while this condition isn't exactly ''liked'', he actually becomes much more powerful, so powerful, in fact, that ''none of the Turtles can defeat him''.]]]]
** Played ''very'' straight with Shredder and Krang.
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* BrokenBase: Apparently, the movie's treatment of the 1987-verse divided some of the older show's fanbase. For instance, DougWalker loved the movie so much that he threw out the caustic NostalgiaCritic persona and gushed about it out-of-character; by contrast, Walker's fellow reviewer {{Phelous}} was one of the few internet critics to give it an overwhelmingly ''negative'' review.

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* BrokenBase: Apparently, the movie's treatment of the 1987-verse divided some of the older show's fanbase. For instance, DougWalker loved the movie so much that he threw out the caustic NostalgiaCritic {{caustic|Critic}} [[WebOriginal/TheNostalgiaCritic Critic]] persona and gushed about it out-of-character; by contrast, Walker's fellow reviewer {{Phelous}} was one of the few internet critics to give it an overwhelmingly ''negative'' review.



* VillainDecay: This Trope was inverted for threats from the 2003 such as Hun, who [[spoiler:mutated into a Turtle monster, while this condition isn't exactly ''liked'', he actually becomes much more powerful, so powerful, in fact, that ''none of the Turtles can defeat him''.]]

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* VillainDecay: This Trope was inverted for threats from the 2003 such as Hun, who [[spoiler:mutated into a Turtle monster, while this condition isn't exactly ''liked'', he actually becomes much more powerful, so powerful, in fact, that ''none of the Turtles can defeat him''.]]
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Broken Base only popped up on here three years after the fact due to Phelous\' recent review. If it had broken the base in 2009, when the movie came out, then I\'d feel better about leaving it as-is. Really, there\'s no reason NOT to include an example.


* BrokenBase: Apparently, the movie's treatment of the 1987-verse divided some of the older show's fanbase.

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* BrokenBase: Apparently, the movie's treatment of the 1987-verse divided some of the older show's fanbase. For instance, DougWalker loved the movie so much that he threw out the caustic NostalgiaCritic persona and gushed about it out-of-character; by contrast, Walker's fellow reviewer {{Phelous}} was one of the few internet critics to give it an overwhelmingly ''negative'' review.
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We still don\'t need to shoehorn TGWTG in here.


* BrokenBase: Apparently, the movie's treatment of the 1987-verse divided some of the older show's fanbase. For instance, DougWalker loved the movie so much that he threw out the caustic NostalgiaCritic persona and gushed about it out-of-character; by contrast, Walker's fellow [[ThatGuyWithTheGlasses TGWTG]] reviewer {{Phelous}} was one of the few internet critics to give it an overwhelmingly ''negative'' review.

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* BrokenBase: Apparently, the movie's treatment of the 1987-verse divided some of the older show's fanbase. For instance, DougWalker loved the movie so much that he threw out the caustic NostalgiaCritic persona and gushed about it out-of-character; by contrast, Walker's fellow [[ThatGuyWithTheGlasses TGWTG]] reviewer {{Phelous}} was one of the few internet critics to give it an overwhelmingly ''negative'' review.
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Except the reviews WERE overwhelmingly positive. In fact, I honestly didn\'t see a single negative review until Phelous\' rantings went up three years later. The closest the negativity ever came was a lingering concern about \'87 Leo not taking enough charge.


* BrokenBase: The movie's treatment of the 1987 verse divided more than a few fans.

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* BrokenBase: The Apparently, the movie's treatment of the 1987 verse 1987-verse divided more than a some of the older show's fanbase. For instance, DougWalker loved the movie so much that he threw out the caustic NostalgiaCritic persona and gushed about it out-of-character; by contrast, Walker's fellow [[ThatGuyWithTheGlasses TGWTG]] reviewer {{Phelous}} was one of the few fans.internet critics to give it an overwhelmingly ''negative'' review.

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* AccidentalNightmareFuel:
** A few examples, [[spoiler: Hun's quote]] in one scene.
-->[[spoiler: Hun]]: [[spoiler: Yes... Mutation, it's a real ''horror show''.]]
** In story example: the Mirage Turtles were this to the 1987 Turtles, who were so afraid of their "willing to kill, dismember your body parts and do it with a smile" counterparts that they dropped their weapons and fled. Hell, even Ch'rell was afraid of them when they got up-close and personal.



* HighOctaneNightmareFuel 2003 Shredder's plan. Destroy the entire universe? Watch as the entire world erases itself, everyone in it and any loved ones you may have before being erased yourself? Pretty frightening.



* NightmareFuel:
** A few examples, [[spoiler: Hun's quote]] in one scene.
-->[[spoiler: Hun]]: [[spoiler: Yes... Mutation, it's a real ''horror show''.]]
** And the Multiverse being destroyed in general.
** In story example: the Mirage Turtles were this to the 1987 Turtles, who were so afraid of their "willing to kill, dismember your body parts and do it with a smile" counterparts that they dropped their weapons and fled. Hell, even Ch'rell was afraid of them when they got up-close and personal.
** Also, 2003 Shredder's plan. Destroy the entire universe? Watch as the entire world erases itself, everyone in it and any loved ones you may have before being erased yourself? Personally, that cranks the fuel dosage, [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel up a notch]].
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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Hun. [[NoOntologicalInertia Hopefully]], he will get better.]]

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* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Hun. [[NoOntologicalInertia [[NoOntologicalInertia Hopefully]], he will get better.]]



** Fans were pleased to hear that the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 1987 Turtles]] are making a return. And then there's all the squeeing over the [[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles originals...]]

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** Fans were pleased to hear that the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 1987 Turtles]] are making a return. And then there's all the squeeing over the [[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles [[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesMirage originals...]]
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* BrokenBase: The movie's treatment of the 1987 verse divided more than a few fans.
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** The inclusion of the 1987 universe. Was it there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the producers of the 2003 Turtles to make their ''own'' show look good by showing showing how much sillier everything was in the 1987 universe by comparison? (That is, everything except [[UnacceptableTargets 1987 Splinter]]...)

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** The inclusion of the 1987 universe. Was it there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the producers of the 2003 Turtles to make their ''own'' show look good by showing showing how much sillier everything was in the 1987 universe by comparison? (That is, everything except [[UnacceptableTargets 1987 Splinter]]...)

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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The inclusion of the 1987 universe. Was it there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the producers of the 2003 Turtles to make their ''own'' show look good by showing showing how much sillier everything was in the 1987 universe by comparison? (That is, everything except [[UnacceptableTargets 1987 Splinter]]...)

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The inclusion of the 1987 universe. Was it there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the producers of the 2003 Turtles to make their ''own'' show look good by showing showing how much sillier everything was in the 1987 universe by comparison? (That is, everything except [[UnacceptableTargets 1987 Splinter]]...)



* AndTheFandomRejoiced: Fans were pleased to hear that the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 1987 Turtles]] are making a return. And then there's all the squeeing over the [[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles originals...]]

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* AndTheFandomRejoiced: AndTheFandomRejoiced:
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Fans were pleased to hear that the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 1987 Turtles]] are making a return. And then there's all the squeeing over the [[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles originals...]]



* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Hun freaking out over 1987 Raphael breaking the fourth wall.

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* CrowningMomentOfFunny: CrowningMomentOfFunny:
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Hun freaking out over 1987 Raphael breaking the fourth wall.



** To be fair, he did initially plan to take over the Multiverse, but when he asked for ''everything'' to the Technodrome's supercomputer, [[GoMadFromTheRevelation well]]...
* NightmareFuel: A few examples, [[spoiler: Hun's quote]] in one scene.

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* NightmareFuel:
** To be fair, he did initially plan to take over the Multiverse, but when he asked for ''everything'' to the Technodrome's supercomputer, [[GoMadFromTheRevelation well]]...
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A few examples, [[spoiler: Hun's quote]] in one scene.



* TearJerker: 2003 Raphael and Leonardo's conversation with the 1987 Splinter.

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2003 Raphael and Leonardo's conversation with the 1987 Splinter.
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Tee hee.


* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The inclusion of the 1987 universe. Was it there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the producers of the 2003 Turtles to make their ''own'' show look good by showing showing how much sillier everything was in the 1987 universe by comparison?
** That is, everything except [[UnacceptableTargets 1987 Splinter]]...

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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The inclusion of the 1987 universe. Was it there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the producers of the 2003 Turtles to make their ''own'' show look good by showing showing how much sillier everything was in the 1987 universe by comparison?
** That
comparison? (That is, everything except [[UnacceptableTargets 1987 Splinter]]...)
** Similar to the above: Was the Mirage Turtles' CurbStompBattle of the other teams included as a commentary on [[FirstInstallmentWins how superior the original Turtles were]] compared to [[AdaptationDecay subsequent adaptations]]?
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* HoYay: 1987 Shredder when describing Ch'rell, and later Krang's little comment when they located him... it's in the tone of their ''voices''.

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Does it count as a Base Breaker when it\'s (at best) a fringe position? From what I can tell by looking around the Web, the response to TF was overwhelmingly positive. Plus, Retro-Don DID build a working portal stick, which was NOT \"horrifyingly incompetent .\"


* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The inclusion of the 1987-verse: there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the creators of the 2003 Turtles to make a love letter to their ''own'' show by showing showing how horrifyingly incompetent everything in the 1987-verse is by comparison?
* AndTheFandomRejoiced: fans were pleased to hear that the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 1987 Turtles]] are making a return. And then there's all the squeeing over the [[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles originals...]]

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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The inclusion of the 1987-verse: 1987 universe. Was it there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the creators producers of the 2003 Turtles to make a love letter to their ''own'' show look good by showing showing how horrifyingly incompetent much sillier everything was in the 1987-verse is 1987 universe by comparison?
** That is, everything except [[UnacceptableTargets 1987 Splinter]]...
* AndTheFandomRejoiced: fans Fans were pleased to hear that the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 1987 Turtles]] are making a return. And then there's all the squeeing over the [[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles originals...]]



* BaseBreaker: Between those who enjoyed two, later three, generations of Turtles working together, and those who were absolutely infuriated by the utter lack of respect with which the majority of the 1987-verse was handled.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The inclusion of the 1987-verse: there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the creators of the 2003 Turtles as a love letter to their ''own'' show by showing showing how horrifyingly incompetent everything in the 1987-verse is by comparison?

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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The inclusion of the 1987-verse: there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the creators of the 2003 Turtles as to make a love letter to their ''own'' show by showing showing how horrifyingly incompetent everything in the 1987-verse is by comparison?
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* BaseBreaker: Between those who enjoyed two, later three, generations of Turtles working together, and those who were absolutely infuriated by the utter lack of respect with which the majority of the 1987-verse was handled.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The inclusion of the 1987-verse: there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the creators of the 2003 Turtles as a love letter to their ''own'' show by showing showing how horrifyingly incompetent everything in the 1987-verse is by comparison.

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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: The inclusion of the 1987-verse: there to make the special a love letter to Turtles fandom in general by showing multiple generations working together, or a ploy by the creators of the 2003 Turtles as a love letter to their ''own'' show by showing showing how horrifyingly incompetent everything in the 1987-verse is by comparison.comparison?
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** ''Especially'' in the Uncut version, because that scene references a (deleted from the original) scene where the 2004 Splinter voiced similar sentiments. It seems that no matter where in the Multiverse you go, Splinter is always a rock of stability and calm for the turtles.
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** [[OneSceneWonder Even though they only appeared for 5 seconds in the movie]], when [[Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles Tokka and Rahzar's]] designs were seen, they also got some fans hopes up. [[AscendedExtra Sadly...]]
** There's an audio recording of the film's world premiere at ComicCon floating around the Net. Many, many times, the delighted, surprised screams of the audience drowns out the movie. One of the rare cases when you can literally ''hear'' the fandom rejoicing.

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** [[OneSceneWonder Even though they only appeared for 5 seconds in the movie]], when [[Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles Tokka and Rahzar's]] designs were seen, they also got some fans hopes up. [[AscendedExtra [[AdvertisedExtra Sadly...]]
** There's an audio recording of the film's world premiere at ComicCon [=ComicCon=] floating around the Net. Many, many times, the delighted, surprised screams of the audience drowns out the movie. One of the rare cases when you can literally ''hear'' the fandom rejoicing.
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* FunnyAneurysmMoment: "Another fine mess you've gotten us into." Krang, you don't know how ''accurate'' you are.
* HilariousInHindsight: Mirage Leo's narration works even better as a parody of Frank Miller's work [[AllStarBatmanAndRobin now]] than it in the late 80's.


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* MotiveDecay: Ch'rell/2003 Shredder. In most of his appearances in the 2003 series after TheReveal, including all of season 3, his goals are to get back to space to rebuild his empire and get revenge on the Utroms who imprisoned him. He considered the turtles little more than an inconvenience and was willing to leave Earth in his space ship without even finishing them off. In this movie he wants nothing more than to [[spoiler: kill all Ninja Turtles, even at the cost of his own existence.]]
** To be fair, he did initially plan to take over the Multiverse, but when he asked for ''everything'' to the Technodrome's supercomputer, [[GoMadFromTheRevelation well]]...
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* {{Narm}}: This gem.
--> '''Shredder''': Turtles, Karai! Ninja...Turtles!
** The fact they referred to the Mirage universe as "Turtle Prime" to fit this trope.
** Some of Hun's (exaggerated) facial expressions [[spoiler:especially after his transformation.]] Also falls under NarmCharm.
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* TearJerker: 2003 Raphael and Leonardo's conversation with the 1987 Splinter.
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* AdaptationDecay: Mocked endlessly.
** Mainly by the Comic Turtles, who mock the other sets of Turtles appearance-wise and character-wise.

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* * AdaptationDecay: Mocked endlessly.

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* * AdaptationDecay: Mocked endlessly.



* AlasPoorVillain: [[spoiler:Hun. [[NoOntologicalInertia Hopefully]], he will get better.]]
* AndTheFandomRejoiced: fans were pleased to hear that the [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 1987 Turtles]] are making a return. And then there's all the squeeing over the [[ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles originals...]]
** [[OneSceneWonder Even though they only appeared for 5 seconds in the movie]], when [[Film/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles Tokka and Rahzar's]] designs were seen, they also got some fans hopes up. [[AscendedExtra Sadly...]]
** There's an audio recording of the film's world premiere at ComicCon floating around the Net. Many, many times, the delighted, surprised screams of the audience drowns out the movie. One of the rare cases when you can literally ''hear'' the fandom rejoicing.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: When the 1987 and 2003 Turtles visit the 1987 universe for the first time, they witness the 1987 Turtles getting into a battle with a giant mutant banana, pizza monsters, evil leprechauns, and monstrous bowling balls, saving 1987 April in the process. After this scene, the Turtles leave, and 1987 April is abducted by a mutant banana, [[WhatHappenedToTheMouse never to be seen or referenced in the movie again.]]
* CompleteMonster: Whilst not a trait unique to this movie; 2003 Shredder really crosses the line here when he decides to kill everyone in the known universe, [[RevengeBeforeReason including himself]], and doesn't have any intention of stopping even when [[spoiler:Karai, his own daughter, begs him to.]]
* ContinuityPorn: Oh dear Lord yes. Especially when the Turtles are being shown the "multiverse stills". It includes the ''Anime'' Turtles.
* CrowningMomentOfFunny: Hun freaking out over 1987 Raphael breaking the fourth wall.
** For this troper, 2K3 Mike's reaction to the Turtle Blimp.
** The GettingCrapPastTheRadar below, especially Splinter's reaction to it.
** '03 Don to '87 April: "Uhh... What's with the yellow jumpsuit? Do you work at a ''car wash'' in this dimension?"
** Mirage Shredder being defeated by the 87 and 03 Turtles via garbage throwing at him, sending him to his death from the roof.



* MoralEventHorizon: 2003 Shredder does it again, as he [[spoiler:callously attempts to murder the Turtles by using them to pinpoint Turtle Prime. Granted, he's tried to kill them hundreds of times before... but not while Splinter was ''watching them die'', yes, the other Shredders have attempted this, but there was no real sign of a DeusExMachina, ChekhovsGun, or really anything this time that could save them except somebody from the outside, this is what gets Karai to ''finally'' switch sides for good.]]
* {{Narm}}: This gem.
--> '''Shredder''': Turtles, Karai! Ninja...Turtles!
** The fact they referred to the Mirage universe as "Turtle Prime" to fit this trope.
** Some of Hun's (exaggerated) facial expressions [[spoiler:especially after his transformation.]] Also falls under NarmCharm.



** And the Multiverse being destroyed in general.

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** And the Multiverse being destroyed in general.general.
** In story example: the Mirage Turtles were this to the 1987 Turtles, who were so afraid of their "willing to kill, dismember your body parts and do it with a smile" counterparts that they dropped their weapons and fled. Hell, even Ch'rell was afraid of them when they got up-close and personal.
** Also, 2003 Shredder's plan. Destroy the entire universe? Watch as the entire world erases itself, everyone in it and any loved ones you may have before being erased yourself? Personally, that cranks the fuel dosage, [[HighOctaneNightmareFuel up a notch]].
* VillainDecay: This Trope was inverted for threats from the 2003 such as Hun, who [[spoiler:mutated into a Turtle monster, while this condition isn't exactly ''liked'', he actually becomes much more powerful, so powerful, in fact, that ''none of the Turtles can defeat him''.]]

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* SugarWiki/CrowningMusicOfAwesome: the {{leitmotif}} at the title card. [[WastedSong Now if we could only hear the whole piece...]]

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* * AdaptationDecay: Mocked endlessly.
** Mainly by the Comic Turtles, who mock the other sets of Turtles appearance-wise and character-wise.
* SugarWiki/CrowningMusicOfAwesome: the {{leitmotif}} at the title card. [[WastedSong Now if we could only hear the whole piece...]]]]
* NightmareFuel: A few examples, [[spoiler: Hun's quote]] in one scene.
-->[[spoiler: Hun]]: [[spoiler: Yes... Mutation, it's a real ''horror show''.]]
** And the Multiverse being destroyed in general.

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