Guess who it is that saves all of reality, the turtles? No, Bebop and Rocksteady. Also counts as a Funny Moment.
The Shredder... has been shredded.
Part Continuity Nod, part Brick Joke, all CMoA: Take a look at the fight scene with the mutated Purple Dragon. Now what, exactly, does Splinter use to save Leo? The Battle Shell. He finally figured it out!
This could go in the Funny page just as well, but really, look at Ch'rell's reaction when the comic turtles latch onto his visor... thing. He's freaking out. Ch'rell is freaking out!
Mirage Raphael calling Shredder a coward.
Mirage Raphael: Shredder! Do you fear us?! (grinning maliciously)
2003 Shredder: (beat, eyes glowing red in response)
Which just goes to show...
2003 Leo: If there's one constant in the multiverse, it's the Shredder's BIG FAT EGO.
The Enemy Mine between the three teams of Turtles and 1987 villains (and Karai) certainly counts.
Which also gives the 1987 Shredder a chance to behave competently in battle (since he'd been played up as a bit of a Butt-Monkey for most of the movie). Even if his attacks don't do much more damage than anyone else's.
Exploding Throwing Stars... never leave home without'em.
The part where the 2003 Turtles are fighting the comics Turtles. Though the 2003 Turtles weren't fighting back and the 1987 didn't have a chance, it's still an awesome scene.
When the 2003 Turtles are baffled at the existence of four other Turtles and can't get through to them, who rounds them up in five seconds flat? Splinter.
The fact that this crossover can even exist. How cool is it that an anniversary special and a grand finale for an era of a franchise can do something like this?
The Shredder captures both teams of turtles and after scaning them, procedes to show them the Turtles multiverse, with images of every single incarnation of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, including the comics, alternate timelines from the tv shows and even the live-action movies. A scene that a lot of TMNT fans will appreciate.
