History Characters / TeenageMutantNinjaTurtlesIDWTheFootClan

* AuthorityGrantsAsskicking: As with most modern incarnations of the character, this Shredder didn't become head of the Foot Clan by being weaker than his minions.

* AdaptationalVillainy: Most versions of Karai are portrayed as [[AntiHero anti-heroes]], either wanting to reform the Foot Clan into a more honorable version in the Shredder's absence, [[EvenEvilHasStandards having moral standards the Shredder lacks]] or [[HeelFaceTurn becoming an ally to the turtles over time]]. This version [[SelfMadeOrphan killed her own own father]] for not being AxCrazy enough for her liking and routinely [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder sabotages]] Shredder's more [[PragmaticVillainy pragmatic]] plans (usually when he tries recruiting new allies) when she isn't going to absurd lengths to gain his favor.

* MiracleGroMonster: Apparently they get ''much'' bigger in the future, which makes sense since they're still infants in the present, so much so that [[FutureBadass Big Lita]] is unused to seeing them so ''small''.
* NonstandardCharacterDesign: Unlike the other mutant children who remained small after their transformation, these two ended up growing to a gargantuan size for unknown reasons.

* AdaptationalVillainy: Most versions of Karai are portrayed as [[AntiHero Anti-Heroes]], either wanted to reform the Foot Clan into a more honorable version in the Shredder's absence, [[EvenEvilHasStandards has moral standards the Shredder lacks]] or [[HeelFaceTurn becomes an ally to the turtles over time]]. Those versions didn't [[SelfMadeOrphan kill their own own blood fathers]] for not being AxCrazy enough for her liking and routinely [[ChronicBackstabbingDisorder sabotages]] Shredder's more [[PragmaticVillainy pragmatic]] plans (usually when he tries recruiting new allies) when she isn't going to absurd lengths to gain his favor.

* AuthorityEqualsAsskicking: As with most modern incarnations of the character, this Shredder didn't become head of the Foot Clan by being weaker than his minions.

* TheDragon: Utterly loyal to her grandfather, but constantly fighting for the position as his {{Dragon}}.

ICallItVera: They named their chainsaw (Bebop) and Sledgehammer (Rocksteady) "Roberta" and "Juniper", respectively.

* FantasticFoxes: She's a Kitsune, a type of animal spirit that is well-known in Japanese mythology for their supernatural powers.

* EvilIsPetty: Take the kind of creep who thinks that throwing bricks and cinderblocks off of an overpass onto the cars below. Then give them enough SuperStrength that they can throw things like industrial concrete pipes instead. That's Bebop & Rocksteady in a nutshell. In fact, they can be seen doing just that at in the last panels of ''Bebop & Rocksteady Hit The Road #5''.

* HeterosexualLifePartners: Except for a short time when they've had a falling-out in the ''Bebop and Rocksteady Destroy Everything'' mini-series, they're always together.

* StrongAndSkilled: Despite their lack of intelligence, they do know their way around a fight and this combined with their immense strength, makes them formidable in combat. This is best demonstrated in their fight with Tokka and Rahzar, despite the latter two being significantly larger than they are, Bebop and Rocksteady quickly dominate them in battle and the turtles are forced to intervene.

* NighInvulnerability: They ''can'' be hurt, but it's incredibly hard to do it -- being hit by several rounds of bullets from multiple machine guns just makes them angry, as the Ghost Boys found out. One other stand out example of how cartoonishly unkillable they are was having an ''entire condemned building collapsed on them'' by Herman the Hermit Crab. After everyone else leaves the scene, they push themselves out of the rubble complaining as if they just took a mildly irritating spill instead of something that should have crushed them to paste.

Shredder's pet falcon who was mutated soon after Alopex's desertion. Koya is firecely predatory, often threatening to kill and eat her foes. She is very close to Bludgeon.

* AxeCrazy: Considering that she spends half her lines in her introductory issue voicing her interest in devouring the Turtles, it's safe to say she's not the most level-headed individual.

* UndyingLoyalty: To Shredder; considering that she was once his pet falcon before her mutation, this makes sense. [[spoiler: Said loyalty doesn't necessarily extend to Karai after Shredder's death, as she refers to the former as "a spoiled rich girl." Nonetheless, she follows Karai's orders loyally.]]

A mutated hammerhead shark who proudly fights alongisde his companion Koya.

* AffablyEvil: They're pretty easygoing for the most part, mainly just wanting to have fun. Unforunately their idea of "fun" tends to involve a lot of violence and destruction. And if you tick them off or happen to be on the opposing side... well, that's when you find out why the trope is called "Affably ''Evil''."

** Not to menton the fact that they think Rocksteady turned himself into a dinosaur ("rhino-saurus").

* IgnoredEpiphany: What's Arnold's reaction to his realization of being an abusive asshole? Become Hun again and retake leadership of the Purple Dragons. Though, he does seem regretful over hurting Casey and attempts to reconcile, but goes about it [[{{WeCanRuleTogether}} wrong way]].

* GenderFlip: Tokka is female in this incartation while the original was male.

* NighInvulnerability: They ''can'' be hurt, but it's incredibly hard to do it -- being hit by several rounds of bullets from multiple machine guns just makes them angry, as the Ghost Boys found out.

* EvenEvilHasStandards: Surprisingly, Bebop displays this in the aftermath of the battle of the bands he, Rocksteady and anchovy have againts Jennika and her band comprised of Koya and several Mutant Town locals. Jennika's band wins and though [[SoreLoser Rocksteady is furious and ready to be violent about it]], Bebop recognizes their loss, gets Rocksteady to leave alongside him as per their agreement with Jennika regarding the stakes of the battle, and he even gives Jennika and her band a genuine compliment on their skills.

* ThoseTwoBadGuys: The clearest example of this trope in the comic.

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** [[spoiler:Demands Splinter conscript or execute the orphans in his care on the grounds that they pose a threat to the Foot Clan's secrets. Meanwhile, Bebop and Rocksteady, the mutant thugs she enlisted, ran wild through the country for the better part of a year in-universe.]]
** [[spoiler:Calls Splinter treacherous for using his tail for a sneak attack but immediately after has her minion ambush him from below]].

* KarmaHoudini: She murdered her father, revived the Foot clan and the Shredder, and is currently the head yakuza in Japan. But despite being a remorseless killer and criminal, Splinter and the Turtles hold no grudge or open hostility towards her and view her as an ally.
** KarmaHoudiniWarranty: Their clashing moralities finally comes to a head when she returns from Japan and discovers that [[spoiler:Splinter has been fostering orphans in the Foot Clan, as she demands that he either trains them as soldiers or kill them to protect the clan's secrets. He refuses, causing her to initiate a new gang war in New York to take back control of the clan.]]

** He can also be seen in a meditative position with Buddhist Prayer Beads implying he's religious.