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* VomitIndiscretionShot: The way the mutant squirrels finish reproducing. This leads to an infected bum vomiting in slow-motion directly into the camera, and later Raphael after he's infected too.
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* VomitIndiscretionShot: The way the mutant squirrels finish reproducing. This leads to an infected bum vomiting in slow-motion directly into the camera, and later Raphael after he's infected too.too.
* XenomorphXerox: The Squirrelanoids that are an obvious {{Expy}} of the Xenomorph from ''Film/{{Alien}}'', are a pack of mutants that spawned when a squirrel discovered a spilled canister of mutagen. The squirrel found a homeless man and forced itself into the bum's stomach where it divided into two squirrels (a process similar to the chestburster, though non-lethal because they exit [[OrificeEvacuation out the mouth]]), one of which repeated the process with Raphael. They later underwent a transformation, becoming more monstrous mutants similar in appearance to Xenomorphs, including an elongated, translucent head, a second mouth hidden within its first one and a skeleton-esque exoskeleton.
* XenomorphXerox: The Squirrelanoids that are an obvious {{Expy}} of the Xenomorph from ''Film/{{Alien}}'', are a pack of mutants that spawned when a squirrel discovered a spilled canister of mutagen. The squirrel found a homeless man and forced itself into the bum's stomach where it divided into two squirrels (a process similar to the chestburster, though non-lethal because they exit [[OrificeEvacuation out the mouth]]), one of which repeated the process with Raphael. They later underwent a transformation, becoming more monstrous mutants similar in appearance to Xenomorphs, including an elongated, translucent head, a second mouth hidden within its first one and a skeleton-esque exoskeleton.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Raph and Mikey act like they're high after eating old pizza.
** Mikey wears old underwear on the outside of his shell.
** Mikey wears old underwear on the outside of his shell.
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%% * GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Raph GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and Mikey act like they're high after eating old pizza.
** Mikey wears old underwear onpersistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the outside of his shell.future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
** Mikey wears old underwear on
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* BreatherEpisode: Downplayed. It's a break from the problems that the Turtles and April ran into, and Mikey's comic obsession does add humor to the plot. But the Squirrelanoids and dark environments, however, heighten the creepiness factor of the episode considerably, even if the Squirrelanoids seem to start out fairly cute.
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* BreatherEpisode: Downplayed. It's a break from the problems that the Turtles and April ran into, and Mikey's comic obsession does add humor to the plot. But the The Squirrelanoids and dark environments, however, heighten the creepiness factor of the episode considerably, even if the Squirrelanoids seem to start out fairly cute.
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* AbsenteeActor: April, but considering what happened in the previous episode, that's not surprising.
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* OrificeEvacuation: The squirrelanoids force their victims to vomit them out after they asexually reproduce in their hosts stomach. Michaelangelo LampShades this when he says that the aliens in his comic cone out of their victims rectums.
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* OrificeEvacuation: The squirrelanoids force their victims to vomit them out after they asexually reproduce in their hosts stomach. Michaelangelo LampShades this when he says that the aliens in his comic cone come out of their victims rectums.
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* OrificeEvacuation: The squirrelanoids force their victims to vomit them out after they asexually reproduce in their hosts stomach. Michaelangelo LampShades this when he says that the aliens in his comic cone out of their victims rectums.
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* OrificeEvacuation: The squirrelanoids force their victims to vomit them out after they asexually reproduce in their hosts stomach. Michaelangelo LampShades this when he says that the aliens in his comic cone out of their victims rectums
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* OrificeEvacuation: The squirrelanoids force their victims to vomit them out after they asexually reproduce in their hosts stomach. Michaelangelo LampShades this when he says that the aliens in his comic cone out of their victims rectums
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--> '''Mikey''': Game over, man. Game. Over.
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--> '''Mikey''': Game over, man. Game. Over.Over.
* VomitIndiscretionShot: The way the mutant squirrels finish reproducing. This leads to an infected bum vomiting in slow-motion directly into the camera, and later Raphael after he's infected too.
* VomitIndiscretionShot: The way the mutant squirrels finish reproducing. This leads to an infected bum vomiting in slow-motion directly into the camera, and later Raphael after he's infected too.
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* ShoutOut: The mutant squirrels are like lower-rated versions of the alien from ''Film/{{Alien}}'', and Mikey's comic is kinda similar too.
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* ShoutOut: The mutant squirrels are like lower-rated versions of the alien from ''Film/{{Alien}}'', and Mikey's comic is kinda similar too.too.
** Not to mention him quoting the second ''Alien'' movie.
--> '''Mikey''': Game over, man. Game. Over.
** Not to mention him quoting the second ''Alien'' movie.
--> '''Mikey''': Game over, man. Game. Over.
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* BodyHorror: The squirrels' tongues flail around outside of their mouths and they multiply inside a living organism's stomach.
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* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: Raph and Mikey act like they're high after eating old pizza.
** Mikey wears old underwear on the outside of his shell.
** Mikey wears old underwear on the outside of his shell.
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* OrificeInvasion: The Squirrelanoids reproduce by forcing themselves down a living being's throat, splitting into two inside the stomach, then forcing their way back out through the mouth.
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* GilliganCut: Splinter gives a RousingSpeech to his sons asking which of them is brave enough to face the Squirrelanoids. Cut to Metalhead going in their place.
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* OffWithHisHead: The Squirrelanoids decapitate Metalhead.
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* BreatherEpisode: Downplayed. It's a break from the problems that the Turtles and April ran into, and Mikey's comic obsession does add humor to the plot. The Squirrelanoids and dark environments, however, heighten the creepiness factor of the episode considerably.
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* BreatherEpisode: Downplayed. It's a break from the problems that the Turtles and April ran into, and Mikey's comic obsession does add humor to the plot. The But the Squirrelanoids and dark environments, however, heighten the creepiness factor of the episode considerably.considerably, even if the Squirrelanoids seem to start out fairly cute.
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* BreatherEpisode: Downplayed. It's a break from the problems that the Turtles and April ran into, and Mikey's comic obsession does add humor to the plot. The Squirrelanoids and dark environments, however, heighten the creepiness factor of the episode considerably.
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* SequelHook: The Squirrelanoids survived and will be coming out again. Lampshaded before it's shown, even!
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** Donatello notes the cliche ways to "get eaten", as Raphael so eloquently put it whilst dealing with them.
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** Donatello notes the cliche ways to "get eaten", as Raphael so eloquently put it whilst dealing with them.the mutant squirrels.
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** Donatello notes the cliche ways to "get eaten", as Raphael so eloquently put it whilst dealing with them.
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* KillerRabbit: The Squirrelanoids at first glance look like normal squirrels, but eventually turn into horrific monsters.
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* {{Expy}}: See ShoutOut.
* GenreSavvy: Mikey uses his comic book to help defeat the mutant squirrels.
* KillerRabbit: The Squirrelanoids at first glance look like normal squirrels, but eventually turn into horrificmonsters.monsters.
* ShoutOut: The mutant squirrels are like lower-rated versions of the alien from ''Film/{{Alien}}'', and Mikey's comic is kinda similar too.
* GenreSavvy: Mikey uses his comic book to help defeat the mutant squirrels.
* KillerRabbit: The Squirrelanoids at first glance look like normal squirrels, but eventually turn into horrific
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On their quest to gather all the lost mutagen canisters from the previous episode, the turtles bring a mutant squirrel back to the lair and horror ensues.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
*AbsenteeActor: April, but considering what happened in the previous episode, that's not surprising.
*KillerRabbit: The Squirrelanoids at first glance look like normal squirrels, but eventually turn into horrific monsters.
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!!This episode provides examples of:
*AbsenteeActor: April, but considering what happened in the previous episode, that's not surprising.
*KillerRabbit: The Squirrelanoids at first glance look like normal squirrels, but eventually turn into horrific monsters.
