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- Maybe they all will, as a nod to how in the original version they were all wearing red
- Mikey: Why do you keep talking like that?! Can't you just talk normal?
A Kraang: As I was saying before that which is not supposed to be here that is here has interrupted.
Mikey: * slaps forehead * Oy!
- Kraang!Metalhead: "The ones that which are called turtles will now be called turtles that are... DESTROYED!"Michaelangelo: "Phew, I was really afraid at the beginning of the sentence, but then I sort of just lost interest towards the-"
- Leo: Imagine if they knew who they were working for. The ones who are working for this place must punch the card that is known as the time card in the clock that is known as the clock of time.
- Wouldn't be the first time the team dynamics have been shaken up, in the IDW continuity a lot of conflict stems from Donatello's scientific outlook clashing with Splinter and Leo's more spiritual beliefs.
- Snakeweed reappeared again as in New Girl in Town, no mention of Spider Bytez for the moment, though. This doesn't mean that in the future they couldn't team up along with Spy-Roach.
- Based on the second season opening, a team up between Snakeweed, Spider Bytez, Rat King, and Newtralizer seems possible.
- The Rat King is out of this equation. He was Killed Off for Real in Season 2, and his corpse appears in Season 4 to confirm he's dead.
- This Troper hopes for this to happen. There's not enough Interspecies Romance out there with humans involved.
- Alternatively, Raph's could be Ninjara.
- Another potential Love Interest for Mikey, if they feature time travel in the series, is Mitsu from the third movie.
- Confirmed. Mikey gets Renet and then Shinigami, and Raph will get Mona.
- Or some of the main cast end up trapped in Dimension X and they will do the same thing they did fringe season 3 every second ep will be devoted to the story in the other dimension.
- Confirmed, they do go to Dimension X to save Leatherhead.
- Even if he does make a cure there mighty be some minor side effects, especially for those who have been mutated for a long time.
- Or the cure might only be temporary, and the mutants may have to inject themselves daily to stay in their normal forms. Over time supplies for the cure would run low, forcing the turtles to look for a way to permanantly cure the mutants, likely by breaking into TCRI to look for some specific ingredient needed to do so.
- Or he makes a permanent cure but has limited supplies and secretly plans on saving one and turning Splinter back to Human but during or near the finale they discover April's Father and he only has the last vial left and stuck with the choice he uses it to turn Kirby back to a Human giving up the chance for Splinter to be human again.
- Or the cure might only be temporary, and the mutants may have to inject themselves daily to stay in their normal forms. Over time supplies for the cure would run low, forcing the turtles to look for a way to permanantly cure the mutants, likely by breaking into TCRI to look for some specific ingredient needed to do so.
- The show seems to have been throwing a lot potential proof to back it up. The fact that he only feels comfortable talking about his feelings to a non-sentient turtle. (He's shown to be uncomfortable talking about his problems to even Splinter.) Infact quite a bit of his jerkass behavior seems to be a �sheilding mechanism" of sorts. He also has a very different set of morals than his brothers which actually seems to alienate him from them. There's also the fact that he's labeled �The Muscle" of the team, and doesn't seem to be viewed as much more than that by his brothers.
- The mutagen that transforms the turtles and Splinter manages to fuse together the characteristics of any living organisms nearby. Which is why Hamato Yoshi is part man, part rat - on account of the rat that was nearby when he came into contact with the mutagen. By the same logic, the 4 baby turtles took on some of the characteristics of Hamato Yoshi. And this in part explains why the turtles grew up to be highly skilled martial artists (they inherited his abilities). Sure, Splinter still had to train them (in the same way that a person that is born as a musical genius still has to get some tutorship during childhood). But they already had the ninja skill running through their veins.
- Not impossible, but can we really say the turtles are exceptionally talented at ninjutsu? They just train a lot, all their life. It should however be noted that Michelangelo is said to have the most talent.
- In an inversion of Donnie he will fall for a human or humanoid girl and have much better luck with her.
- Or he could be oblivious to her feelings
- If Mikey gets a human love interest, she'll be a Composite Character of Mitsu from TMNT III and Irma, being an Adorkable badass.
- Confirmed. The person in question is this continuity's version of Renet in Season 3, who may have eyes for him. Then Shinigami shows up in Season 4...
Admittedly, there's only two days between the creation of this one and the episode where it's likely to be confirmed or Jossed, but the promo for the next episode shows that he's created two doses (one intended for Kirby O'Neil and one for Splinter), and that it will be a while before he can make more. Obviously, Splinter's not getting de-mutated. So at least one - if not both - will get used on someone unexpected, either due to circumstance or theft. Given the episode summary, I'm going to go with April or Karai (or both). (Other options include it not working, but then why bother having two doses to begin with?, or Splinter refusing to take it for whatever reason.)
- Jossed. The first sample ended up getting wasted and the second one nearly suffered the same fate, except April was able to force her mutated dad underneath the final drops of it at the last second, finally returning him to normal. In addition, it turns out April is immune to mutagen.
- I certainly hope not. This would just make him more dislikeable.
- Leonardo will become the sensei of a fully-reborn Hamato Clan a la Hamato Yuta and be regarded as the most powerful ninja in the world.
- Raphael will become a major crime fighter in New York.
- Donatello will become one of the universe's premier scientists and make major advancements in technology and biology.
- Michaelangelo will become one of New York's top chefs and gourmets.
- Even better, how about a Sadistic Choice between Miwa and April because by that point she'll probably have been trained as a ninja by Splinter?
- This could still happen following "The Wrath of Tiger Claw".
- But at some point, he decided against it. He started seeing them as his sons. Instead he trains them to protect themselves, in case they do encounter the Shredder.
- Jossed the first time the Turtles meet Shredder; it took an errant mutation from his lieutenants for them to escape.
- If this is the case and Shredder learns of it, he'll become more furious since he won't be able to have his revenge.
- It will also raise the question: What exactly is it that defines the identity of a person? Is it the material body? The memories? The "spirit"? Splinter will look to his Ninja philosophy for an answer, but might not find one right away, which might even lead him to questioning his own philosophical approach.
- It will ultimately turn out that Hamato Yoshi may have died to the Kraang in the alleyway after a long fight due to holding back (Splinter took down the Rat King with two fingers.). The fight in the alleyway that Splinter remembers was a fake memory created because it seemed like the only logical outcome to it.
2) It will be a generally somber episode dealing with Splinter's life before being mutated and him grieving over his appearance while acting like everything is fine.
- It'll just be about Splinter from start to finish. Just like the two episodes in Sym-Bionic Titan.
3) Splinter getting into action after the Turtles are captured by enemies and taking revenge on them.
- Confirmed on 2 and 3.
- Once Donnie makes a retro-mutagen there's the question of why Splinter wouldn't use it to return to being human. So, he'll get a chance to, but will have to make a choice between using it or helping his sons or using it or giving it to someone else (Mr. O'Neil?). That, or he will have come to grips with who he is now for An Aesop about letting go of the past.
- Jossed. He mentions in Season 2 that he "has no place in the human world anymore", and Splinter dies before he gets a chance to use retro-mutagen.
- Jossed. Unless he comes back to life, Splinter, who is now dead, is not likely to hook up with a blind woman.
- Nothing from the trailer has jossed this yet.
- If it was Casey, he may even give April a What the Hell, Hero? speech to her for not accepting their apologies or when he's mistaken them for bad guys and April not saying anything when he attacks them.
- Confirmed. Even though Casey didn't understand the complete situation and has not met any of the turtles yet one of his talks with April is what helped convince her to forgive the turtles.
- If it was Casey, he may even give April a What the Hell, Hero? speech to her for not accepting their apologies or when he's mistaken them for bad guys and April not saying anything when he attacks them.
- Would that completely ruin the show for anyone else, or just me?
- It's not just you.
- Maybe she's just genetically enhanced? My theory is April's mother died of cancer and when April started showing the same symptoms, Kirby developed an experimental strain of antibodies and administered thme to April, making her highly resistant to damage, explaning not only the acid, but how she managed to keep getting up in her fight with Karai.
- I hope this turns out to be true. Or at least the part where April's dad genetically modify her when she was younger.
- As stated by April herself, her dads a psychologist, so his field of study has nothing to do with gen-manipulation....however we know nothing of her mother
- Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Perhaps her mother was working on a cure for cancer and tested on April, only for her and her reaearch to "mysteriously vanish" one day. Then in a later episode it's revealed that the Krang have in fact kidnapped April's mother and they've been forcing her to develop a "cure" that would allow Dimension X lifeforms to inhabit the Earth, but the Krang need April to perfect it.
- April might be from Dimension X, just not a Kraang but as another species that would have to be able to survive the conditions there. April the Neutrino, anyone?
- Semi-confirmed. She's actually a mutant hybrid of human and Kraang DNA.
- Which will lead to a Moment of Awesome on her part
- Confirmed. As of "Monkey Brains", Splinter will be training April in the ways of the ninja.
- This troper hope that doesn't happen. But as of "TCRI", the Kraang were after her instead of her dad, for some reason.
- I'm going on a dangerously unstable limb here and say she's Neutrino, maybe even Kala from the original show.
- As of "Karai's Vendetta", this is pretty much confirmed. I mean, she was unaffected by an acid strong enough to dissolve a slice of pizza completely. Only solidly confirmed in Season 2 when the Turtles discover she's half-Kraang.
- He'll actually have a vigilante name also.
- Jossed, he didn't know about the turtles before becoming a vigilante.
- Jossed.
- Inverted, if anything, since Raph and Casey's friendship has taken a backseat to the Donnie/April/Casey Love Triangle.
- A nod to the CGI movie.
- That would be so cool...
- Confirmed. She wears a yellow jumpsuit in the "Turtles in Space" arc in Season 4.
- In this show Master Splinter gives more pragmatic lessons, like seeking victory instead of fairness or makes Leonardo the leader because he asked, not because of his skills and tells Leonardo not to ask a simple "thank you" when he Leo tells about difficult it is to carry of being a leader and having to listen to constant complaints from his brothers. There's also Splinter saying "the first rule of being a ninja is, "Do no harm." Unless you mean to do harm. Then do lots of harm". While Leonardo listened to Splinter about seeking victory, not a fair fight, where will be an episode where Leonardo does something less practical, but more honorable like saving a villain or giving his opponents a chance to fight even if Leo would be in danger or something like that. Splinter will call out Leo on this and will give some pragmatic moral, but instead Leo will tell Splinter that he teaches them to be dishonorable and that he encourages them to cheat and act unheroically. At the moment of rage Leo will tell Splinter that his lessons make him no better than The Shredder. Furthermore, Leonardo will call out his brothers and Splinter for having too high expectations for him as their leader and not showing a slightest graditute and sympathy for how much he tries to be a good leader. Leonardo will go out on his own after having an argument with his mentor and brothers. This would be an interesting plotline, which would question the viewers if they support Leo's views or Splinter's views.
- Enter Shadow Leonardo!
- Interesting theory. Donnie did say they needed a girl ninja on the team.
- Jossed; April is immune to mutagen, plus it's very unlikely Nick would use a character that has a divisive reception at best.
- As hilarious as it would be if he was like his '87 I can't see it happening this time around. I don't see him acting like his 03 self since by now that personality is just a "generic bad boy" kind of personality. Sadly most other comic versions of Casey might be too dark for this show. So imo his IDW versions would be the best fit. Troubled, but Cute with an abusive parent somehow sounds right for this version of the turtles.
- The reason he'd become a vigilantly is because he genuinely wants to help others (albeit in a violent way) and because it'll feel like the only thing in his life he can control.
- Raph will get separated from the others in the season 1 finale (or something similar) leading him to meeting Casey in the second season. The "Raph meets Casey" will go as usual, Raph sees Casey going to far, tries to talk him down, fails, insert hilarious fight. However they'll meet several more times (fighting Purple Dragons, or Foot grunts and slowly become Friendly Enemies which will then lead to them become good friends. It'll finish with them fighting a mutated cat (that looks suspiciously like the one that attacked Mikey.) After all this they'll declare each other their respective best friends.
- The show may have A Very Special Episode about child abuse, or a Deconstruction and Reconstruction of Abusive Parent.
- And of course all of this will happen before the others meet Casey so they'll be confused by his and Raph's behavior towards one another.
- Donnie loses to illustrate how Splinter would have reacted in Shredder's situation to see if he would have handled it better (as Shredder's Foil)) or if he would end up becoming a jealous wreak just like Shredder did to show the two were not so different until his brothers/Splinter/April talk him out of it.
- Casey loses and doesn't make a big deal about it or appears to be consumed with a similar jealous rage that Shredder was until he sees how happy April is with Donnie and calms himself down to show how Shredder should have acted, by respecting April/Tang Shen's choice.
- The failed results look something like the Xenomorph/Human hybrid from Alien: Resurrection, and are completely feral in terms of mentality.
- Half right. "The Kraang Conspiracy" reveals that April is a half human, half Kraang mutant, and is likely the only one in existence. No word on whether there are failed attempts at creating another, though.
- There's actually a King Lionheart in the '87 cartoon toyline. He'll originally be a lion in the zoo when the mutagen fell into him, became a humanoid after recently in contact with a caring zookeeper.
- Mikey: Think about it, Chris! What would your fans think when they find out you've been working for that murderer (The Shredder)? I looked up to you. I respected you!
- Jossed. Bradford will become Dogpound and later Rahzar and still work for Shredder.
- just because he gets turned into a mutant and works for the Shredder in more than one episode doesn't mean he can't pull a Heel–Face Turn later.
- If anything he's become even more ruthless after his mutation.
- Rumors are he and Xever might be turned back to human again. If that happens it's possible.
- Confirmed as of "Alien Agenda". This seems to be one of the main reasons Shredder enlisted Stockman.
- Xever (Fishface) needs a way to get back into the action, and Baxter can supposedly "build anything". A Running Gag will be that Fishface in the suit is a real threat, but the suit itself is about as durable as the M.O.U.S.E.R.S. were.
- Partly confirmed. Stockman did build something that lets Xever breathe again, but we haven't seen him in action yet.
- Confirmed. Stockman built him an exo-suit with arms and legs.
- Partly confirmed. Stockman did build something that lets Xever breathe again, but we haven't seen him in action yet.
- Either that, or they could be enemies like Shredder and Krang are in the IDW comics.
- Maybe one, then the other
- Possibly foreshadowed at the end of "Enemy of my Enemy", when Shredder captures a "pet" Kraang.
- Confirmed. The end of "Operation: Break Out" shows Shredder working with the Kraang.
- A. Transformed into a cyborg, using the Kraang tech.
- B. Gets exposed with the mutagen, and transformed into a mutant fly.
- Foreshadowed by Dogpound but not a confirmed fate for Stockman yet.
- This actually happens.
- C. A mixture of the above two.
- D. Suffer something even worse.
- He's be a Wangst wishing to be at peace.
- B is the correct answer.
- He's be a Wangst wishing to be at peace.
- Alternatively, the Kraang that Shredder retrieved at the end of "The Enemy of My Enemy" will become Mutagen Man.
- Jossed. Pulverizer ends up becoming Mutagen Man in "Pulverizer Returns." Stockman becomes a fly later.
- Or maybe Shredder will create Tokka and Rahzar and/or Bebop and Rocksteady as replacements for Dogpound and Fishface.
- Never mind Tokka and Rahzar. Dogpound gets a second mutation while Shredder is Commuting on a Bus and becomes Rahzar, and Tokka appears as a completely unaffiliated one-off character just before the final to the "Turtles In Space" arc.
Actually Dogpound IS Rahzar as of 'Mikey has Shellacne', but Tokka is a different character in space and is not affiliated with the Foot
- The original WMG is eventually confirmed, but only with Fishface/Xever in the last season, who is horrified when Shredder is brought back from the dead as a rotting zombie, and one that turns out to be a puppet of the first Arc Villain of Season 5, Kavaxas. He does a brief Enemy Mine with the Turtles by saving them from the Foot Cultists before revealing their origin and pulling a Screw This, I'm Outta Here to return to his old life. Bradford/Dogpound/Rahzar, on the other hand, remains totally loyal to Shredder and dies for it, with his revived form falling into the Netherworld during the Turtles and Tiger Claw's final fight with Kavaxas, leaving his fate unknown.
- Jossed. Shredder detonates a Mutagen clamp around his neck that he received earlier for messing up a few experiences, and he mutates into a fly outright.
- Another possibility is that he will also accidentally get mutagen on him.
- If he does get an upgrade, Mikey or himself will call him Tokka.
- He might be brought in from Japan after Karai learns the truth and fled the Foot. This version of Tatsu will be more of a badass than his movie counterpart. He might resemble the one in the Genesis game The Hyperstone Heist. And probably be a Composite Character with Master Khan from Back to the Sewers.
- Confirmed. However, Tatsu doesn't appear or get mentioned at all until the second episode of Season 5, "The Forgotten Swordsman", which is after Shredder is killed. He comes in to take over the New York Foot altogether. He is indeed an Adaptational Badass, but he only lasts one episode before he's killed by Arc Villain Kavaxas.
- Nope, at least not yet, instead he kills Splinter and lets the Earth die (though this is reversed later). Though they did make Mega Shredder. But not in a season finale. He does eventually mutate into Super Shredder, but it's in the final fourth of Season 4, and he becomes Body Horror in the process.
- I don't know if he would be killed permanently, but I can see Shredder being phased out occasionally while the Turtles tackled new enemies. Simply put, Shredder is the Turtle's archnemesis. Why do you think the last show had so much focus on him?
- Somewhat confirmed, but thanks to his actions, he effectively takes the rest of Earth, including Splinter, with him.
- To add on to that, a possibility for a future episode-Karai and April get into another fight, only this time April holds her own much better, April asks her why she hates the turtles so much, Karai tells them about their "betrayal" of her and also mentions that Yoshi killed her mother and she wants revenge. April then realizes that Karai is Miwa and tries to tell her the truth about what happened, Karai naturally dosen't believe her and continues fighting until April somehow ends up saving Karai from being killed(I.E. she tackles her out of the way of a falling object or something like that). Both of them quickly go they're seperate ways, with Karai in shock over April saving her life, then she goes looking through some files at the foot HQ, and she discovers evidence that April WAS telling her the turth, and the episode ends with close-up of her gasping in horror.
- Secondary theory above notwithstanding, the main theory is confirmed - Karai believes that Splinter killed her mother.
- Confirmed. Super Shredder finally returns to the franchise on a major level in Season 4 in 2016, 25 years from his appearance in Secret of the Ooze.
- Jossed. Shredder kills Splinter on the rooftop where Shredder first met the Turtles, and the Turtles respond by killing him on the rooftop of his mansion. Shredder and the rest of the Foot Clan never learn the location of the Turtles' Lair before Shredder dies.
- Semi-confirmed, but the Legacy Character replacing him is in fact Dregg, who replaced him for the last 2 seasons of the original cartoon. This follows a backwards trip in time, and Dregg is marooned in space at the end of the "Turtles In Space" arc, at which point a still-alive Shredder returns. Shredder is apparently Killed Off for Real himself in the Season 4 finale, but a series of other villains take turns for the Big Bad role for the final season(for at least the first 4 episodes of Season 5, that character is Kavaxas, but the next airing, which is a double feature, brings Dregg back).
- Jossed. A handful of episodes in Season 2 and 3 make it perfectly clear that Shredder was telling the truth about Karai being Miwa.
- Jossed. While they are in an alliance, Shredder is still the Big Bad. And Kraang Prime is Killed Offscreen in Season 4; at that point Shredder was the only remaining major villain who is still alive or active (but just barely). Shredder never plays second fiddle to Kraang Prime and dies himself before such a thing could happen.
- Jossed: Shredder and Dregg never cross paths; Dregg was part of the Big Bad Ensemble of the first half of Season 4, and that ensemble replaced Shredder with the Triceratons. Dregg is also a victim of an Eviler than Thou move by Triceraton captain Mozar and marooned in space, freezing. As for Shredder, he also dies in Season 4 via decapitation by Leonardo, and the death sticks in the 4th episode of Season 5 after an attempt to bring him back turns out poorly and nearly causes another end of the world scenario. Because of this, Dregg and Shredder likely will never meet in this version of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
- Jossed.nShredder dies before ever coming up with this idea.
- This would also be in line with her original Mirage counterpart, who was actually one of the overall leaders of the Foot Clan, and maybe even the leader outright, while the original Shredder was merely a regional lieutenant and Starter Villain for the New York area and was killed in his first appearance. The original Karai was a Well-Intentioned Extremist who came to New York to bring the Clan there under control, but lost everything in the process.
- Somewhat confirmed. Karai does replace Shredder as the boss of the New York Foot after Shredder gets a good old-fashioned butt-kicking from Splinter when his attempt to kill him in "Earth's Last Stand" becomes a Backstab Backfire, but she's not under the brain worm's control, having been freed from it in "The Fourfold Trap". She's also now working against Shredder with friend Shinigami; and Shredder's own minions are now her enemies.
- Confirmed on Shredder dying, apparently. Leo takes him out and brings his mutated helmet back. The Arc Villain for at least the first 4 episodes of Season 5 is Kavaxas, who revives an undead Shredder, but after he's dealt with, it's revealed that Dregg survived being tossed out the airlock by the Triceratons and he reappears as one of the other arc villains of Season 5, alongside the Newtralizer.
- This is almost a certainty. Heck, the way The Shredder talks to her in the latest episode implies that he tells her a twisted version of his and Splinter's big clash.
- This could also possibly lead to a Heel–Face Turn on her part, if she discovers the truth.
- ...And would this make the spark between her and Leo almost like Brother–Sister Incest?
- Gross.
- As of "The Alien Agenda", not anymore.
- Even so, would Nick really risk letting borderline incest air on their network?
- Well, They Did Allow An Attempted Suicide To Air On One Spongebob Episode...
- One has to wonder what it says about the fandom that we're more worried about the possiblity of emotional incest between two genetically unrelated individuals than we are about the fact said individuals aren't the same species....not saying thats bad of us, just makes me wonder.
- Eh, give this fandom some slack. I'm sure cross-species shipping is nothing new.
- Depends on a person's standards, really.
- Because being mutated humanoid from Yoshi's DNA doesn't make them genetically his sons at all...
- According to Word of God, no, it doesn't.
- Gross.
- According to TMN Tpedia, "Miwa" means "Beautiful Harmony". And Karai used "Harmony" as an alias in "Karai's Vendetta".
- Confirmed.
- She might not join Splinter and the Turtles right away. She'll leave New York for awhile to "think things through".
- Confirmed in a manner. Her life does go downhill rapidly after discovering the truth, but she finally begins to recover in Season 4 and is out to destroy Shredder.
- Confirmed. He in fact took her from Splinter, and his obsession with both her and killing Splinter eventually endangers the world and the universe, possibly. He also mutated her by accident, and eventually Shredder and Karai become sworn enemies like Shredder and Splinter, with Shredder abandoning any love he has for her just so he can kill Splinter and become more powerful.
- Jossed. She makes a Heel–Face Turn, but she gets mutated and brainwashed back into the villains gallery. Then she loses the brainwashing and starts up a splinter faction of the Foot, intending to take down Shredder.
It would be a nice way of solving the problem with Karai now possibly being Leonardo's sister, blood-related or otherwise.
- Confirmed, but she gets captured, mutated, and brainwashed back in. Then she's freed and does side with the Turtles.
- Karai to Leonardo
- Slash to Ralphael
- Metalhead to Donatello
- Leatherhead to Michaelangelo
- Possibly Jossed, seeing as how Slash and Leatherhead are part of the Mighty Mutanimals and Karai has been brainwashed back into the Foot Clan and then started her own Rogue Foot with Shinigami.
- There IS some suspicion as to why the Fugitoid knew what kind of suits to give to the Turtles. If Karai DOES show up, she will have voluntarily undergone a second mutation that permanently turned her into a snake mutant, but give her full control over her mind. If she finds out what Shredder did, it WILL devastate her and effectively convince her to swear off any remaining traces of her Foot Clan human self, including the "Karai" name, and she becomes part of the group, taking the "Miwa" identity or her real father's identity. Bonus points if the name "Karai" becomes a BerserkButton.
- [Possibly jossed on her sending the Fugitoid, since he mentioned that Bishop was the one who ordered him to find the Turtles and because the clan immediately travels back in time to 6 months before the events of "Annihilation: Earth!", but it remains to be seen if the other part of this WMG is jossed or confirmed.
- Confirmed, but it happens after April has made up with the Turtles, and she gets captured, mutated, and brainwashed right back into Shredder's service, eventually breaking free.
- Partially confirmed during a preview at the NYCC '13 panel. A clip from a future episode showed that the Kraang had been around since the beginning of time, portraying them in hieroglyphics and other ancient works.
- Confirmed. The not-evil Kraang are in fact this continuity's version of the Utroms, with their leader, the 2012 version of Bishop, appearing in the Season 3 finale.
- Somewhat confirmed. They launch their first attempt at Earth with it, which ends in failure. It returns in Seasons 2 and 3.
- Or, alternatively, the fact that he's a scientist and has proven his capabilities will cause the Kraang to allow Don to trade himself for Kirby, seeing it as a good deal. After his reaction to not being able/allowed to save Kirby in 'The Gauntlet' this seems rather inevitable.
- To be more precise, they think and speak in Predicate Logic. To them, nouns like "turtle" don't refer to objects directly, but to sensual properties that have to be bound to individual variables ("that", "those", and so on) to gain meaning.
- More likely terrorist organization of Kraangs' species from the other dimension.
- ...Yeah, I'm saying that the species from the other dimension ARE the Utrom, and the Kraang are a group that came to conquer this dimension.
- Somewhat confirmed, since this continuity's version of Bishop calls himself an Utrom, and they're a splinter group of the Kraang; Bishop has the original body the Kraang copied for their soldiers, and Bishop the Utrom himself looks like a Kraang.
- ...Yeah, I'm saying that the species from the other dimension ARE the Utrom, and the Kraang are a group that came to conquer this dimension.
- If Irma had been a Kraang the whole time, why wait so long to kidnap April?
- Exactly although the point of Kraang!Irma seemed to be finding the turtles lair, and April and Casey made sure to keep Irma from the turtles (which is why they had to stage an ambush to force Aprils hand). So for that reason who knows how long exactly Kraang!Irma would have stayed under cover until they got tired of waiting.
- Jossed by Brandon Auman on his Instagram. Kraang Subprime really was Irma the entire time. There was never a real Irma.
- Though that could be a case of Lying Creator considering there's a Plot Hole with the whole Irma twist, as Irma turning out to be a Kraang spy contradicts the scene in "Mousers Attack!" where April gets a call from Irma when at the time of that episode the Kraang still didn't know where April was. Also, April says she's known Irma for a year, but the events in "Mousers Attack!" happened two years ago.
- "The War for Dimension X" confirms Irma was never real. Rook created the robotic body and Kraang Subprime stole the design.
- Though that could be a case of Lying Creator considering there's a Plot Hole with the whole Irma twist, as Irma turning out to be a Kraang spy contradicts the scene in "Mousers Attack!" where April gets a call from Irma when at the time of that episode the Kraang still didn't know where April was. Also, April says she's known Irma for a year, but the events in "Mousers Attack!" happened two years ago.
- Confirmed. This is what convinced the Triceratons to wipe out Earth altogether in the Season 3 finale.
- Possible. An Utrom in the original Kraang suit appears in the Season 3 finale.
- Confirmed. The Kraang are more or less rogue Utroms after Kraang Prime mutated himself and enslaved a whole lot of Utroms.
- or the metal in their suits are weaker in our universe than theirs like Kirby said our universe's physics work differently than Dimension X
- another reason the suit we see are not built for war but infiltration plus the turtles may be stronger than humans with a lifetime of martial arts training
- They are losing their war in Dimension X and need a new home world but not just that they need a planet that there enemy can't find where they can rebuild there military.
- Confirmed. It's not known how or why he survived, but Dregg returns in Season 5 and does indeed invade Earth with the help of the Newtralizer.
Lets take a look at Lord Dregg for a second. We never see any other alien like him throughout the series. He has an army of alien insects of varying sizes, but he is the only bug with his specific design capable of speech or intelligent thought beyond a Hive Mind. The only other hive-mind-based species we ever see is the Kraang, which were originally individually thinking Utrom before Kraang Prime’s experiments gave him psychic abilities that enslaved most Utrom and turned them into emotionless copies of himself.
Whether or not he was created from scratch using alien-insectoid DNA or if he was a random Sectoid abducted and augmented we could not really say. Lets not to forget to mention that when Dregg’s head is kicked off, not only does his body and head still work, but he has a cylindrical implant in his head, showing that he is not completely natural.
It is likely that Lord Dregg was made as a means of expanding Kraang Prime’s psychic abilities (like the experiments that led to April’s telepathy and telekinesis) and extend the hive-mind beyond his own species. It is also likely that Dregg was too dangerous to keep and study at the time and, having done the experiments halfway across the galaxy away from Earth, the Kraang evacuated back to their secret base on Earth. Meanwhile, Dregg used his Pest Controller abilities to establish his armies and establish himself as a feared presence in the known universe. After all, they tried creating shapeshifting sleeper agents and left the failed experiment beneath the O’Neill farmhouse in April’s mother’s form, so it is likely that the shapeshifter was not the only genetic experiment the Kraang had simply left to be forgotten.
It is even likely that many of Dregg’s alien insect slaves were created by the Kraang as well to act as organically grown soldiers and technology (like the bio-mechs) as a more efficient means of creating space-ships and foot-soldiers.
- Confirmed, but he shows up in Season 3.
- April will be the most known Turtles supporter. Similar to her 1987 cartoon counterpart. The downside to this is people (and likely her classmates) will treat her negatively and will be kidnapped by the villains (and likely normal criminals who believe the Turtles are threats to their own operations).
- He'll get exposed to the mutagen and the last animal he touched will be a turtle, resulting in either Slash or Tokka. He'll blame the Turtles for what happened to him and become their enemy.
- Splinter's warning that Donatello will be responsible for whatever he teaches him did sound pretty ominous.
- Probably Slash; between Splinter's warning and the bit of time the Pulverizer spent with Don alone, it seems inevitable that the show would make a Mythology Gag about "Donatello Trashes Slash".
- Confirmed. However he transforms into the continuity's version of Mutagen Man, not another turtle. He does seem to be going after the turtles though. Whether this is because he blames them, or he's just feral now is left to be decided.
- Unlikely. Casey's graffiti has been present since the prequel comics, before the series premiered, whereas Pulverizer only became inspired to fight crime after he saw the turtles months later.
- that doesn't necessarily count this theory out though, as its unclear whether that graffiti was the mark of a seasoned fighter, or the mark of some kid that thinks way to much of himself (Not unlike the Pulverizer)
- Jossed. It's revealed that Pulverizer's real name is Timothy, plus he gets mutated.
- Jossed on Tokka, who appears in the "Turtles in Space" arc as a completely different character who is about as far from Hun and the Foot Clan/Shredder as one can get.
- Given that he's called Mutagen Man, I'm going with this.
- No word on character traits, but he came up in Season 4, replacing Shredder in the Big Bad Ensemble for that season's first half (the Triceratons were the other part of it). He was voiced by Peter Stormaire rather than Perlman, who voiced his dragon, Armaggon, instead.
Supporting the theory that Rocksteady and Bebop will appear at all is that the show is heavily influenced by the 1987 animated series and even has several characters from it that have either already appeared on the show (like Mutagen Man and Krang in the form of Kraang Prime) or will be showing up eventually (like Irma and Baxter Stockman's fly mutation). It's very likely that Bebop and Rocksteady will make an appearance on the new show someday if they're borrowing that much from the '87 series.
As for their being replacements of Dogpound and Fishface or being mere foils, it is known that Dogpound and Fishface are basically more competent versions of Rocksteady and Bebop. If Bebop and Rocksteady are introduced as foils, then the Shredder creates them to see if having a full set of four mutants is what it takes to defeat the four Ninja Turtles.
If Rocksteady and Bebop are created as replacements for Dogpound and Fishface, then either the Shredder eventually loses patience with Dogpound and Fishface and kills them or Dogpound and Fishface learn the truth that he killed Karai's mother and Splinter is Karai's real father and become so appalled by what their master has done that they leave him.
- Jossed, Bebop and Rocksteady are simply extra henchmen.
- Reason being aside from their scuffle in his debut episode, the turtles nor Newtralizer have any real reason to be enemies. As Newt only attacked Donnie because he more than likely assumed he was working for the Kraang. Also they have more to gain from being allies as The Kraang view Newt as The Dreaded and the turtles are capable of tracking kraang activity.
- Also Newtralizer is capable of single-handedly Curb-Stomp Battle the Kraang is a matter of seconds, the turtles have to be incredibly stupid to not have an ally that strong.
- He makes a very, very brief reappearance in "Metalhead Rewired", which hopefully gives him no possible reason for him to be the enemy of the Turtles.
- Jossed for Seasons 2, 3, and 4. He's still smashing Kraang in Season 2, but loses an alliance with Slash when he's willing to hurt people, and he doesn't appear at all in Seasons 3 or 4, although someone from his race, Mona Lisa, is a recurring character in Seasons 4 and 5. The Newtralizer, however, will return in Season 5.
- Also Newtralizer is capable of single-handedly Curb-Stomp Battle the Kraang is a matter of seconds, the turtles have to be incredibly stupid to not have an ally that strong.
One example of this possibility is that Dr. Rockwell and Karai both clearly lost their humanity when they mutated, so the mutation might very well make Zeck and Steranko idiots as a side-effect of becoming a mutant warthog and a mutant rhinoceros.
The other evidence is that the bios for the action figures of Bebop and Rocksteady mention that Zeck and Steranko were mutated by the Shredder as punishment for trying to steal his helmet.
If the Shredder is the one responsible for Zeck and Steranko's mutation, then it would make perfect sense for him to prepare for attempts by the mutants to turn against him! especially if his methods included reducing their intelligence.
- I was thinking the exact same thing. My guess is that after the Turtles return to New York, they repair Irma and try to gain information from her. Eventually, the AI develops a mind of her own and considers returning to the Krang. However, her memories of April ultimately help her join the good guys.
- Sorta like the Cabbage Guy from Avatar: The Last Airbender?
- Or Vinnie from Gargoyles!
- My thoughts exactly. Especially Vinnie. We see him with different jobs each time. And always gets fired, because of the Turtles and the villains they're fighting. He'll be fired as much as Jonesy from 6teen.
- Or the pizza boy gets mutated and becomes Pizza Face◊
- Or Vinnie from Gargoyles!
- Jossed. Images and trailers depicting Casey Jones have been released, and they show that Casey doesn't look anything like the pizza boy.
- As neat as that would be Casey mentioned his friend was named Nick if I remember correctly.
- With all these twist in the show I wouldn't doubt it if the friend that Casey mentioned to April was none other then his Arch-Enemy Hun of the pruple dragons. I mean come on we all know that be an interesting take on the history those two have had over the years.
- Spike turns out to be Slash
- '''Confirmed.'''
- Alternatively, he gets kidnapped shortly after becoming Slash by The Kraang and brainwashed and takes the name Tokka
- '''Confirmed.'''
- Spike turns out to be Tokka
- Spike turns into Tokka eventually, just like Bradford was double-mutated into Rahzar.
- Jossed on both of the above. Spike becomes Slash, and Tokka is a completely different character that is on the opposite side of the universe from Spike/Slash.
- Spike turns out to be a certain female turtle.
- Jossed. Spike's male.
- Spike simply grows larger but keeps the mentality of a normal turtle.
- Jossed. He becomes Slash, and starts thinking like a human.
- Confirmed. Metalhead wil be Back for the Finale.
- So they'll be this series' version of the Mighty Mutanimals?
- Jossed Leatherhead is not exactly a scientist in this universe.
- However, the Mighty Mutanimals do eventually show up in season 3 with Leatherhead as one of the members (but not the leader).
- Those are burns, but Tang Shen shielded Splinter from Shredder's finishing blow, which killed her before the fire started. So jossed.
- He has the looks of a rebellious teenager, plus meddling parents who his beloved pet from him. Said pet eventually grows up to be a dangerously violent but goodhearted ally of the Turtles who tries to fight evil in his own way. Like owner, like pet.
- Somewhat confirmed, but it's not a Psycho Ranger squad. It's the Mighty Mutanimals.
- He's been mutated either
- Keeping his human mind and memories
- Becoming a mindless servant of the Kraang
- He's on his deathbed as a result of Kraang experiments
- He's already dead from Kraang experiments
- He's been mind controlled by the Kraang to use against the Turtles
- but manages to break free and save them most likely at the cost of his life
- Krang ate him
- Judging from the ending of TCRI he wasn't even needed in the first place making it more likely that he already was expendable.
- But he has to know something. It's gotta be more than her safety he's worried about.
- Called it! As of right now we don't know what exactly happened to him but it's obvious he's working for the Kraang
- He gets mutated at the beginning and end of Season 2.
- Judging from the ending of TCRI he wasn't even needed in the first place making it more likely that he already was expendable.
- Jossed. As of the season 2 premiere, Kirby gets mutated into Wingnut. So he's not a robot.
- Jossed. As of the season 2 premiere Kirby gets mutated. So he can't be an android. The Fugitoid appears as a separate character at the end of Season 3 and in the first half of Season 4.
- Or maybe he'll start by hunting the turtles but call it off once he sees they're the good guys.
- Bishop's organization, the Earth Protection Force, appears in the season 2 finale, so this is increasingly likely.
- Confirmed on him appearing, surprisingly jossed on his character. Bishop appeared in the Season 3 finale, but as a completely different character; he's an Utrom, the cousins of the Kraang, and used the body that the Kraang copied for their bots (complete with the same voice actor, Nolan North). He's also completely unaffiliated with the EPF, who did not appear at all in the Season 3 finale.
- Jossed. Irma turned out to be nothing but a humanoid robot operated by the Gilbert Gottfried-voiced Kraang Sub-Prime in the second season finale. Mona Lisa will be a Salamandrian (the same alien species as the Newtralizer) who appeared in Season 4, alongside the original version of the Irma bot operated by Utrom Rook.
- Confirmed. Her design is far more reptilian this time.
- But she's still kinda cute.
- Jossed on Irma, who was really the Kraang's second-in-command, Kraang Sub-Prime, but supposedly confirmed on Mona Lisa, who appears in Season 4.
- Alternatively, Mona is the neglected daughter of Vic/Spider Bytez.
- Likely Jossed. Mona is a Salamandrian like the Newtralizer, not a human, making it very implausible for her to be related to the once-human Timothy and Spider Bytez.
- Confirmed, and he pulls a heroic sacrifice for it.
- They did say he'd be less villainous than before.
- Possibly as an Enemy Mine moment that ends with him and the Turtles still opposed to one another, but less likely to attack on sight.
- Confirmed. It starts as an Enemy Mine against The Newtralizer, who did not care about hurting people which Slash had a huge problem with, then he forms the Mighty Mutanimals.
- How does he "have the same name as a supposed fifth turtle for the group." To my knowledge there wasn't a Renaissance Artist named Kirby, nor any turtle with the name in any other continuity. Also (even though she herself isn't an actual mutant turtle) April already holds this positions in the group, as evident on the 5 on her shirt. Besides, Kirby has some obvious PTSD, he wouldn't be effective in combat.
- The fourth movie, which was never made, was going to have a fifth turtle named Kirby, named after comic artist Jack Kirby.
- How does he "have the same name as a supposed fifth turtle for the group." To my knowledge there wasn't a Renaissance Artist named Kirby, nor any turtle with the name in any other continuity. Also (even though she herself isn't an actual mutant turtle) April already holds this positions in the group, as evident on the 5 on her shirt. Besides, Kirby has some obvious PTSD, he wouldn't be effective in combat.
- Partly jossed. Karai has already been introduced.
- If anything, it's more of a Whole-Plot Reference to the season 1 finale of the 80's show: Shredder lures Splinter with holograms to fight him one-on-one while the turtles take on a giant Kra(a)ng in a battlesuit.
- Alternatively, season 2 will be either that, introduce the Super Shredder like the second movie, or a mix of both. Although, given his popularity and lack of screen time so far this season, Shredder will most likely be presumed dead rather than actually dead.
- No Super Shredder for Season 2.
- In the next season, there'll be an episode where Raph is alone and helps a kid in trouble before rejoining the others. And without the Shredder, there'll be a story-arc similar to "City at War".
- Confirmed. Trailer for the season finale shows Splinter and Shredder fighting.
- Karai wants to get back at the Turtles for breaking a deal and trying to kill the Turtles. I have no clue on a resolution, aside from her realizing that she's becoming like her dad and she'll realize that this is a bad thing.
- Here's my idea: Karai nearly has the turtles defeated, then April step in to defend them, she ends up badly injured(even moreso then in "Karai's Vendetta")and Karai is on the verge of killing her but ends up stopping short, flashing back to April's comment about losing her mother, then she realizes that her and April are not so different and she offers a truce to April and the turtles, telling them that they are not friends but are not enemies either.
- Baxter, who lashes out at society at length due to his own problems or the fact he's unlucky. The Turtles will tell him to stop, as he's wasting his talents going after them and the world, and will convince him that his skills can be used for the greater good and earn him the respect he thinks he deserves.
- The Shredder, who will finally be called on for how shortsighted, destructive, and horrible he's become. He won't care and may end up dying... Before turning out to be alive, possibly in Dimension X.
- Alternatively, Shredder will have a final encounter with Splinter and succeed in killing him. However, Shredder took a revenge that he was never entitled to, and now that he's guilty of killing both of Karai/Miwa's true parents unjustifiably, SHE and the Turtles are now entitled to take revenge on Shredder, continuing a vicious cycle as well as leaving Shredder with a "Now What?" moment.
- The Foot Elite will appear and be Elite Mooks.
- Some more history of the Foot will be revealed.
- It'll be revealed that the Foot was founded by a noble warrior named Shibana-Sama. And he had to cohorts, Sato and Oshi.
- Dogpound's background will be revealed.
- Tiger Claw and Dopgpound will have a Rivalry over who is better.
- Foot Mystics
- Karai will start to question her loyalty to the Foot.
- More of Splinter and Shredder's past will be unveiled including their military history.
- Some more history of the Foot will be revealed.
- Somewhat confirmed. Shredder was Put on a Bus for the first half of the season, but the Foot have started appearing more than the Kraang, and backstory was revealed.
- All the turtles past enemies unite to try and kill them for all the harm they have done to them the leader could be Dogpound or Rat King or worse both.
- Dogpound in an attempt to regain his stature brings and trains the villains while Rat King forms strategies as well as spy on the turles in order to know when the best time to strike.
- The turtles will have cracks in their team and suffer in fighting.
- Splinter disappears forcing Leo and his brothers to grow up fast.
- The villains will consist of a lot os Knight of Cerebus.
- One of the turtles will get a Game-Breaking Injury.
- The lair will get destroyed and the turtles get separated and have to fight like never before in order to survive.
- A bunch of their bad guys will Take a Level in Badass and form a Legion of Doom to destroy them.
- The Kraang's allies will be deadly.
- Confirmed.
- The turtles will travel through Dimension X to find an ancient weapon that can destroy the Technodrome.
- The turtles try to find the key to the Technodrome so the Kraang can't activate it.
- Confirmed. They are searching for missing Mutagen canisters.
- Confirmed, both Raph and Leo get some character development plus the whole thing with Slash. Jossed on Mona Lisa for that season and the next, but her Long Bus Trip ended in Season 4.
- It could even be the entire episode from start-to-end.
- Confirmed in the Season 3 episode, "Tale Of The Yokai."
- Jossed so far on that first WMG. Karai is still alive towards the end of Season 3, and she did learn the truth, but she got mutated and brainwashed. Also Jossed for the "City at War" arc occurring in Season 3, but it does occur in Season 4, at which point Karai is no longer brainwashed.
- Jossed for Season 2. They DO confront Super Shredder in Season 4, however.
- Confirmed for the first 10 episodes of the season, but they return to New York afterwards.
- THE Krang will show up later on, and will be the master of the Kraangs.
- It's a possibility since it's revealed the Kraang are from another dimension (Dimension X?).
- Also, the episodes "Turtle Temper" and "It Came from the Depths" both feature members of the Kraang referring to what could be their superior. In the former, a Kraang mentions how they must show Vic's video of the Turtles "to Kraang", and the latter had a Kraang say "We must tell Kraang that Kraang's power cell was stolen from Kraang!" From the context of the two quotes, they could very well be referring to THE Krang. There's also a piece of concept art viewable on Fight the Foot after joining that depicts what appears to be Krang in his bubble walker on a monitor.
- Confirmed. The Krang from Dimension X will appear in the season finale of the show.
- No exactly "The Krang" but Kraang Prime.
- Confirmed Later. Krang returns as an associate of Kraang Subprime in the "Trans-Dimensional Turtles" crossover.
- It's a possibility since it's revealed the Kraang are from another dimension (Dimension X?).
- Dogpound and Fishface will perish to the turtles at the end of season 1, and Bebop and Rocksteady replace them.
- And after their inevitable first failure, Shredder will have the two be led by Hun, thus he takes Krang's place from the original cartoon as leading the Terrible Trio.
- Jossed, Dogpound and Fishface are still around by season 2 thought Dogpound suffered a transformation into Rahzar.
- Or Bebop and Rocksteady will be the Kraang's equivalent to the Shredder's Dogpound and Fishface.
- Even better. They could work for Shredder alongside Dogpound and Fishface and the two pairs would act as each other's foils.
- Confirmed, Bebop and Rocksteady were two former comrades of Shredder's who got mutated for harming Karai, but the Dogpound, now Rahzar, and Fishface are still on the rogues' list.
- April O' Neil will introduce Irma to the turtles later on and she'll develop a crush on Donatello.
- Irma's image has already appeared on April's phone!
- Irma is now a recurring character and confirmed friend of April and Casey. She hasn't met the Turtles yet, but seems aware of their existence by the end of "The Manhattan Project".
- April DOES introduce Irma to the Turtles after they get chased by the Foot Clan in the second season finale, but the crush part is definitely jossed. Irma immediately reveals herself to be a robot operated by Kraang Sub Prime, a Kraang spy voiced by Gilbert Gottfried whose mission it was to find the Turtles' lair and start the second invasion of Earth, wrecking the lair and causing a lot of misery in the process.
- of course this assumes that the Kraang Irma is the only Irma, and that the "real" Irma couldn't show up later. Ironically, an Utrom suit that looks like Irma works with the Turtles in a Season 4 episode.
- Some Utroms, related to the Kraang, show up. They go to war with the Kraang.
- And to differentiate them, the Utroms look like brains, while the Kraangs were stripped from their bodies leaving them as brains with eyes and mouths.
- The Utroms will have opposite views of the Kraang: In that while the Kraang probably don't seem to care to individualize (their disguises are all the same type of droll businessman) or learn about human customs and speech, the Utroms individualize themselves by assigning names, variate on their disguises, and are all too happy to learn human customs.
- Perhaps the Kraang isn't the name of species, but their faction with the Utroms being the same race but an opposing force
- They're probably indeed the name of a faction, but from Kraang's species that exist in their home dimension. The Kraang were banished to our dimension as punishment for their tyranny. And were stripped from their bodies as additional punishment or the result of cross-dimensional mutation.
- Confirmed. The Utroms are reformed Kraang that have disassociated themselves from Kraang; they include this continuity's version of Bishop.
- Kraang Prime may be a mutant Utrom that has used his/her/it's enhanced psychic influence to control the Utrom race, turning them from peaceful brain-squids to scheming, world-conquerors.
- confirmed
- Karai will either be Shredder's Second or Miwa's bodyguard. Or Karai will be an alias used by Miwa.
- Karai might be Shredder's actual daughter in this continuity. She'll have some traits from Pimiko from TMNT vol. 3 by Image Comics.
- Confirmed. Karai refers to Shredder as her father at one point.
- That doesn't stop the possibility of her being Miwa, she could have been raised thinking that she is really Shredder's daughter.
- Confirmed for the main and third theories but the second theory is Jossed. Karai is Splinter's daughter Miwa but was raised by Shredder and believes she is his biological daughter. Going back to the original post: Karai is Shredder's adoptive daughter, his second in command, and she has used the name "Harmony" (the translation of "Miwa") as an alias. So almost every part this WMG was confirmed or played with in some way.
- Karai will be the same age as April and the two will form a friendship until April learns who Karai really is.
- Confirmed.
- She'll be a mercenary akin to one-shot (two-shot?) character Lotus from the '87 cartoon.
- Jossed. She's a major/recurring character.
- Karai might be Shredder's actual daughter in this continuity. She'll have some traits from Pimiko from TMNT vol. 3 by Image Comics.
- Casey Jones (confirmed for season two) will be an older character like Splinter and Shredder and is The Dreaded.
- Or he'll be aged down to a teenager like April was, leading to a Love Triangle between them and Donatello.
- Partially confirmed. Casey will be a teenager, but there's no news about a Love Triangle yet.
- Fully confirmed. He is a teenager, and the love triangle has emerged. Although Casey and Donny seemed to have developed their own friendship/truce by the end of The Manhattan Project, both are aware of the other's feelings towards April (while April at least seems to be unaware of Donny's, or possibly willfully unaware at this point, she is certainly aware of Casey's and seems at least to have some feelings towards him). Poor Donny...
- "Partially confirmed" April actually is well aware of donny's feelings and kisses him on the lips in the episode 'A foot too big' as shown in the little bit below:
- Or he'll be aged down to a teenager like April was, leading to a Love Triangle between them and Donatello.
- Spike will be revealed as female and later end up mutating into Venus De Milo.
- Jossed. Spike is a he.
- Alternatively, Spike is a male and becomes Slash, while Splinter's daughter Miwa, who has been implied to be under Shredder's wing, has a Heel–Face Turn after the Turtles tell her of her true father and mutates into Venus.
- The latter theory is Confirmed. It has been recently reported that Spike will become Slash in the second season and will be played by Corey Feldman.
- The pizza boy becomes Pizzaface
- His name might be Chet.
- Jossed on both, Pizzaface appears in "Pizza Face", and he was a pizza chef.
- Alternatively, the Pizza Guy is Vernon Fenwick. Look at the faces. ...hey, Irma did appear, so why the heck not?
- We know that they've got concept art for Rat King already, so I predict that also got affected by The Ooze, only instead of turning out like Splinter, he ended up a skeleton, perhaps showing how LUCKY Splinter was in his mutation.
- Leatherhead will likewise be affected by the Mutagen, and end up an Expy of the 2003 Leatherhead in being an ally (aquatic reptiles stick together), but still with feral crocodile instincts they have to watch out for.
- He'll have a Cajun accent and his feral side will say "I guh-rantee!"
- Confirmed, but Leatherhead appears to be the result of the Kraang experimenting with Ooze to create living weapons.◊ He doesn't seem to be very happy about it.
- He'll have a Cajun accent and his feral side will say "I guh-rantee!"
- Baxter Stockman will be working with the Kraang, helping to upgrade their exoskeletons to fight the turtles, after he got rich off the mousers.
- And he'll later try to betray the Kraang, only to be punished for his treason by being mutated into a fly. A few fights with the Turtles later, he then has to rebuild himself as a cyborg as well after sustaining horrible injuries due to his fly-like vulnerability.
- Jossed. As of "Mousers Attack!" Baxter is still human and Shredder wants to keep him around as his personal Mad Scientist.
- Maybe when THE Krang shows up, Baxter gets mutated.
- Or maybe, he may invent a device that merged any living thing with him. If Michelangelo puts a fly into that device, Baxter will mutate into a fly!
- Confirmed, but he's mutated into a fly by Shredder, who did it intentionally for several botched experiments.
- And he'll later try to betray the Kraang, only to be punished for his treason by being mutated into a fly. A few fights with the Turtles later, he then has to rebuild himself as a cyborg as well after sustaining horrible injuries due to his fly-like vulnerability.
- Irma appears and transforms into the mutant Quarry.
- Confirmed and jossed. Irma turns up in Season 2, but she's a robot.
- Mona Lisa crops up as well.
- Confirmed. She will appear in Season 4.
- Ninjara might appear.
- Wingnut may appear!
- Sorta; April's father mutated into a bat form and Mikey wanted to name him "Wingnut", but the other turtles objected to giving him a "nickname".
- Confirmed. He appears as a comic book character in Season 4.
- Bog: Swamp Demon from the comic could come up.
- Shredder will curbstomp the turtles when he first fights them. It seems to be a rule for the show's villains to show off how tough they are by beating the turtles in their first fight.
- Confirmed. In "The Gauntlet", The Shredder nearly kills the Turtles and doesn't let them get away until he is distracted by his top lieutenants Chris Bradford and Xever's mutations into Dogpound and Fishface.
- Ch'rell, the Utrom Shredder. What, you think being disintegrated by a giant laser could get rid of him? Guys like that always come back. He'll have his own story arc where the Turtles, the Kraang, and the native Shredder all team up to get rid of him.
- Agent Bishop, though he'll be portrayed as having a civilian persona and an FBI agent persona, with his civilian persona seeming to be a rather carefree guy, who will end up having Pizza with either one of the Turtles or April. His FBI agent persona would... Not be outright villainous, willing to do what's best for humanity, and he would actually listen to others' opinions and if there's a better way to do something, he'll accept it.
- Donnie gets his supplies from a military junkyard in this version. Maybe that's how he'll discover the turtles.
- Bishop's organization, the Earth Protection Force, appears in the season 2 finale, so this is increasingly likely. As for a prediction, he will introduced at some point in season 3 as a recurring foe, and will voiced by a notable genre tv/movie actor with a distinctive, commanding/gravelly voice, such as Micheal Ironside, Lance Henriksen, or Peter Weller.
- Confirmed. He was in the Season 3 finale, but he's in fact an Utrom, an offshoot of the Kraang, and in the body the Kraang were using, so he has their voice actor, Nolan North.
- Alopex from the IDW comic, at least in the toyline.
- Confirmed. Alopex is set to appear as an Arch-Enemy to Foot Clan lieutenant Tiger Claw.
- Hun will become Slash again.
- Jossed. Slash has been announced to be introduced as a mutated Spike. Hun didn't appear until Season 3, well after Slash's mutation had taken place.
- Just like Dogpound, Slash gets mutated further into Tokka.
- Jossed. Tokka is an entirely different character that actually has ZERO connection to Earth.
- The Mighty Mutanimals will be formed, and Leatherhead, Tyler Rockwell, Pigeon Pete, Radical, Mondo Gecko, and Ray Fillet will be members.
- Confirmed. Leatherhead, Rockwell, Pigeon Pete, and Slash are the current members.
- Ms. Campbell is rebuilt as Chromedome.
- Jossed. Chromedome is a completely different Kraang robot.
- The Pulverizer's real name might be Zach.
- Jossed. It's Timothy.
- Usub Gerstalk will appear as an Evil Counterpart to Leatherhead while simultaneously functioning as the 1987 version.
- Lord Dregg will appear, either as The Man Behind the Man to the leader of the Kraang or as the supernatural force of evil and sharing many traits with the Demon Shredder from TMNT 2003 series and/or with Null, corrupt corporate executive from Archie comics.
- Lord Dregg will be part of the series' Big Bad Ensemble along with Shredder and Kraang Prime.
- Supposedly confirmed. He's part of the Big Bad Ensemble of at least part of Season 4, but so far, he has not shown to have any of the traits from the WMG or even his 1987 counterpart, and he's on the receiving end of an Eviler than Thou via the season arc's true Big Bads, the Triceratons. He ended up surviving and returns for an episode in Season 5, but he never meets Shredder or Kraang Prime, the former of whom had already been dealt with for good before Dregg's return.
- Bloodsucker, though probably toned down.
- The Punk Frogs: In "Buried Secrets", the mutagen was spilt and came in contact with some frogs.
- Antrax, an inhabitant from Dimension X that works with the Kraang.
- Scumbug, a bug exterminator that gets mutated into a humanoid bug after a canister of mutagen fell on top of him.
- Bugman
- Man Ray
- Merdude
- REX-10
- Splinter- As far as we know he was an honorable man and a loving father/husband and so when he was mutated he kept his human mind and humanoid features (posture, fingers, etc).
- The turtles- At the time of their mutation they were infants and so were innocent and when they mutated they gained human level sentience and intelligence.
- Snakeweed- Snake worked willingly with aliens and helped abduct innocent people including a teenage girl and so when he mutated he became a monster; barely human anymore.
- Spider Bytez- As Vic he was crude, crass, rude, selfish, and greedy. His greed directly caused his mutation when he went for his phone during a battle and so became a monstrous spider who spits acid, now physically able to spit out his corrosive thoughts and hatred.
- Dr. Tyler Rockwell- He was the victim of a modified version of the mutagen against his will so it's uncertain how much this applies to him, however monkeys and people are close enough that he's still not as much a monster as Snakeweed and Spider Bytez. He was however able to regain speech soon after.
- Pigeon Pete- He was a normal neutral pigeon before being mutated and from what we saw of him was still neutral afterwards so it's likely his mutation was 50/50 pigeon/human. Despite this, he has more human parts for a more chimerical appearance, indicating he was a fully grown pigeon instead of a baby like the Turtles.
- Dogpound- As Chris Bradford he was incredibly loyal to Shredder and had his own twisted sense of morals so he kept a humanoid shape but because he valued strength above all he became muscular to the point that one of his arms is larger than the other. He started to become more ruthless after his first mutation, leading to his more monstrous appearance when he becomes Rahzar.
- Fishface- As Xever he had no sense of empathy towards others and so his mutation was the only one so far that actually put his life in danger (he lost the ability to breath air as well as his legs)
- Leatherhead- He started as a pet (in his own words) to a kindhearted owner but was eventually found and experimented on by the Krang, His mutation is humanoid but he suffers mentally due to the experiments.
- With both Snakeweed and Spider Bytez, Snake was in a patch of weeds when he was exposed, and Vic was right next to a dangling spider.
- This WMG is about why some mutants have more monstrous appearances than others. The mutagen causes them to reflect their inner self, the more noble the more human they look, the more wicked the less human they look.
- It actually probably has more to do with some sort of outer interactions. As mentioned above, Snake and Vic were near weeds and spiders, and in "The Gauntlet", Bradford and Xever encountered a dog and a fish that look like their mutant forms Dogpound and Fishface.
- Yes and Splinter was near a rat when he mutated and didn't end up a rat monster he ended up a humanoid rat man. The fact they were near the source of their mutation was on purpose that's where the source DNA came from.
- So it would work kind of like gamma radiation was said to in some Hulk stories (how it mutates you depends on factors like personality or subconscious).
- Yes!
- Pulverizer lacked a strong sense of identity, first dressing as a turtle, then joining the Foot. He got turned into a formless blob monster, stripped even of what identity he had.
- It should also be noted that Pulverizer never had physical contact with any living thing before getting mutated, as his full-body ninja costume (And, presumably, his turtle costume underneath.) was in the way. Thus, the mutagen didn't have anything to mutate him together with. That could also tie into why he didn't really become anything in particular.
- Jossed: “Wingnut” becomes a hideous monster and loses most of his humanity despite being not even remotely evil, Baxter Stockman keeps his humanity and intelligence despite being shamelessly evil, etc.
- Not necessarily. Kirby is not evil, but he is a weak-willed man and a coward, which could have been instrumental in his mutation: he was lacking the will force to keep his human identity. And Stockman, while evil, was highly organized and had a strong drive for greatness, while not being overly attached to the concept of humanity. So it's not just the moral compass that counts.
- Maybe “Wingnut” ended up the way he did because he was struck directly on the head by the canister. The other mutations shown do seem to have followed this for the most part. For instance, maybe the Cockroach Terminator is mute and beastly because it was a mature roach who cared nothing for the love of its owners?
- Not necessarily. Kirby is not evil, but he is a weak-willed man and a coward, which could have been instrumental in his mutation: he was lacking the will force to keep his human identity. And Stockman, while evil, was highly organized and had a strong drive for greatness, while not being overly attached to the concept of humanity. So it's not just the moral compass that counts.
- Tiger Claw: As a human he was an innocent child, hence he kept his humanoid nature even as he became more embittered, his strong will also helping. His honorable side remained, to the point he and the Turtles made a truce in the end, and ultimately saved him from ever ending up like Rahzar.
- Sir Malachi: A lonesome yet friendly young person with a strong sense of identity and willpower, his mutation simply ended up as 50/50 human/pigeon, and granted him the ability to bring life to his fanciful games, so he could finally have some friends to fit in with.
- Baxter Stockman: While an evil man for certain, Baxter was petty yet also strong-willed. So he remained largely humanoid so he could still do science things, but gained an unevenly-sized crab claw arm and has to feed like a normal fly would.
- Karai: While she had been manipulated and lied to regularly, she was ultimately an innocent person, so she was split between an initial monstrous form that is still more humanoid than that of Snakeweed and the like, and a more humanoid form that goes into the Little Bit Beastly end rather than the Funny Animal look of her family, as she valued her humanity a lot and was rewarded for it. Regardless, she still has issues, so the mutation was left incurable but she is still able to assume her humanoid form.
- Mondo Gecko: Was a good-hearted person who loved his pet so became a 50/50 mix of human and gecko, retaining his mental humanity.
- Bebop and Rocksteady: While wiling to work for evil, they were ultimately good & strong-willed men at heart, so while the resulting Funny Animal appearance wasn’t deformed, their weaponry was stuck to their body as physical reminders of their violent minds. Regardless, they still had an urge to do good deep down, so remained more humanoid than someone like Xever.
The obvious conclusion is that the Kraang's modification to it have caused it to create more powerful mutants.
- I just assumed it was because the other mutants got a heavier dosage, while the turtles just had a smaller amount.
- Seemingly confirmed by Slash's origin. Despite only being exposed to a small amount of mutagen, he ends up with a more extreme transformation than any of the boys.
- Even the title sounds like a parody, it's too generic.
- It might just be a very old TV show.
- Like with Star Trek, the creator of Space Heroes only made it for money. But unlike Star Trek, it never became as popular.
- Shredder goes back to Asia in season 2 to find more soldiers so it wouldn't be too far to guess he will go back to foot HQ to get the foot mystics.
- The episode with magic will be a Donatello episode with him struggling to combat and understand a force that he can't identify
- Confirmed. We do get a Chinese sorcerer as a Villain of the Week in Season 2, and at least one arc in Season 5 concerns a magical/supernatural enemy such as Kavaxas.
- The show is full of foreshadowing, who's to say Rahzar's double mutation wasn't foreshadowing as well? Heck, all of them could double-mutate. Following the 'double mutation turns you into an undead version of your former mutant self' pattern shown with Rahzar, some of them could look pretty awesome.
- Wasn't there once a movie concept about all the turtles getting double-mutated?
- That was the Red Sky season of the '87 cartoon. It's been more than a decade so I forget the details but the turtles could mutate under certain circumstances into near invincible troll-like Turtles but they lost a lot of their intelligence and were even likely to attack their allies.
- Wasn't there once a movie concept about all the turtles getting double-mutated?
- Confirmed with Muckman in Season 3.
- It will also be The Dreaded in this series saying that it is weapon made by an ancient race now extinct designed to destroy or change worlds but the mystery is how the Kraang got it and why they don't put it in use much.
- Or the Kraang have lost it will be a race against time to find it.
- The Fugitoid created it to repair enviromental damage the Kraang will use it to terraform the Earth.
- Or the Kraang have lost it will be a race against time to find it.
- Ninjara will come to NYC to stop some ancient evil and will refers to the turtles as "Kappas". She and Raph will have a bit of a rivalry romance going on.
- Raph will meet Mona Lisa right after she is mutated. They'll go on an adventure, all the while Raph showing a softer side. At the end he'll ask her if she wants to live with the Hamato family since she has nowhere else to go.Raph: I don't think your grotesque, infact your kinda cute!
- If they come in at the same time there'll be a love triangle and Raph will either be oblivious, scared, or smug about it.
- If Raph has better luck with girls than Donnie or Leo it'll be lamp shaded without mercy.Donnie: Why does he get all the girls?Leo: I don't know. Maybe the universe hates us.
- No word on Ninjara, but confirmed on Mona Lisa, who appears in Season 4 (though her character is completely different from the 80's version).
- The Turtles have difficulties telling apart the Mirage versions of themselves, with Raphael, while admiring their craftsmanship, complains that "I can't tell these guys apart".
- A timeline quite similar to the one as seen in "Same As It Ever Was", though very toned down.
- A Mirror Universe where the valiant Oroku Saki/Yoshi goes up against the ones who menace the streets of New York at night time.
- Ominous Foreshadowing at future plots.
- One of the scenes will also involve (most likely Michelangelo) meeting one of the 2003 Shredders, and promptly leaving when the Shredder starts attacking.
- A sequel to Turtles Forever sometime in 2014.
- Played with in the Season 2 finale where Kraang Sub-Prime gets squashed under a piece of rubble. He returns halfway through Season 3, though.
- Confirmed, and then some. We start with Splinter's death at Shredder's hands in the Season 3 finale, which is erased from history in "Earth's Last Stand", then he dies the same way to Shredder in a different timeline in "Requiem" (both times with visible impalement by Shredder/Super Shredder's claws), then Shredder himself is beheaded by Leo in the Season 4 finale, "Owari" (he gets a Gory Discretion Shot that was edited), and finally the Arc Villain for the first 4 episodes of the last season, Kavaxas, drains the souls of two people and their corpses are left onscreen.
- Confirmed. Seeing the photo prompts Karai's temporary Heel–Face Turn, but she gets mutated and brainwashed later. When she's freed from the brainwashing, she becomes hell-bent on crushing Shredder.
- This troper thought that April's (and to an extent Casey's) would've qualified believably as a worst fear, but maybe the spores worked differently on humans, which could be why it only showed Leo's worst fear after he got sprayed twice-
Alternately, the Federation is the only galactic government around. And each episode will have the Turtles planet-hopping, with most worlds under the rule of the Federation. The Turtles inspire the inhabitants to rebel against them, and the worlds decide to form the Alliance.
After the Earth is restored, it'll be under the protection of the Alliance.
Members of the Alliance (or planets the Turtles travel to) will be:
- Neutrinos
- Utroms
- D'Hoonnib
- Planet of the Turtles (from the 1987 series episode of the same name)
- Lookra
- Jossed for the most part. But the Alliance could still appear and/or planets could still band together. Also, Fugitoid mentions a Federation in "Beyond the Known Universe".
- An unforeseen side-effect of her hybrid status caused April to slowly become more Kraang-like as the years went by until she fully transformed into a Kraang. She now has to rely on a makeshift exosuit to remain mobile.
- Like Leonardo, Karai was further mutated by the Mutagen Bomb. She ended up stuck in a larger, more monstrous version of her snake form. Her mind either became extremely twisted or is completely gone and leaving her feral, with little memory of her old life remaining.
- Or it could just be that the 2012 universe is simply another Alternate Universe alongside the original comics, the original TV series, the movies (which weren't mentioned in Turtles Forever, but still), and the 2003 series.
- The movies were referenced with still shots representing their universe during the Shredder's explanation of the TMNT multiverse (along with the OVA series).
- But did they show the 2012 series Turtles as a future cameo?
- No, because it hadn't happened yet. Like the WMG says, the 2012 universe was born as a result or Turtles Forever. Prior to that it hadn't existed yet.
- The movies were referenced with still shots representing their universe during the Shredder's explanation of the TMNT multiverse (along with the OVA series).
John, Bobby, Clint and Coop would be teenagers going to April and Casey's school when an incident with some mutagen would (somehow) mutate them into sharks.
They would start out as rivals to the TMNT; perhaps they would even think they were the enemy. But they would eventually all become friends. The turtles would occasionally call the sharks in for backup.
- Usagi's appearance in the show was in part an in-house Intercontinuity Crossover, since both franchises were published by Mirage Comics at the time. With Usagi Yojimbo moving to Dark Horse Comics and the Turtles franchise being purchased lock, stock, and barrel by Nickelodeon, this may be less likely. On the other hand...
- Not quite accurate. Usagi Yojimbo wasn't published by Mirage until the 90s, long after his appearance on the '87 cartoon, and the appearances on the 4Kids show happened well into the Dark Horse run. I suppose it would all depend on whether Nick and Stan Sakai are interested. (Stan owns UY and all related characters, not his current publisher.)
- Jossed by Stan... for now, at least.
- If he does appear, he'll be voiced by Roger Craig Smith, the current voice of Sonic the Hedgehog from the Sonic The Hedgehog media. It'll be a throwback to when he was voiced by the then-current voice of him, Jason Griffith, in the 2003 series.
- On the subject of voice actors, Kevin Michael Richardson would voice Gennosuke, Stephanie Sheh as Tomoe, Steve Blum as Jei-san, Tom Kenny as Lord Hebi, and Mark Hamill as Lord Hikiji (who will be a gorilla in this incarnation since Stan Sakai regretted making him human in the comics).
- Also, if he appears, it'll be for a Poorly Disguised Pilot for an Usagi Yojimbo animated series.
- Confirmed. Usagi, however, does not appear at all until the last season.
- Space Usagi might appear in the Turtles in Space arc.
- Jossed. Usagi does not appear in the Turtles in Space arc.
- with Kung Fu Panda: Legends of Awesomeness
- They're both Nick shows (yes, Kung Fu Panda is owned by DreamWorks Animation, but still...), they're both CGI, and Kung Fu Panda takes place in an alternate universe Asia-counterpart populated by anthropomorphic animals, like Usagi Yojimbo did (allowing KFP to take UY's place in the Turtle guest appearances roster). Or...
- This would be a perfect alternative to the TMNT/Usagi Yojimbo crossovers.
- I'd like to see a crossover of Turtles with The Penguins of Madagascar.
- Or I like to see a crossover of the Turtles and Monsters vs. Aliens!
- While this troper would love to see both, I think the Penguins are more plausible. Imagine if you will, the guys are going through the tunnels, a noise is heard, Mikey turns around just in time to see four penguins quickly pass by. "Did any one else see penguins in the sewer?". Mikey promptly gets mocked for how crazy that sounds. Cut to Private saying "Did any one else notice the giant turtles?" only to be similarly mocked.
- It's too bad that The Legend of Korra's ending soon because a 2d/3d crossover a la the Jimmy/Timmy Power Hour saga would've been epic. Bolin and Michelangelo, anyone?
- We'd be lucky if the Gorangers appeared instead.
- Unlikely. Power Rangers (and the Next Mutation series) are both owned by Saban Brands, and are airing on NICK on a third-party basis.note
- Photos from filming of Power Ranger***aforce show a box labeled "Donatello". And since it's from season 2, which is apparently a Gokaiger-esque anniversary series, there's a chance that the Next Mutation suits (presumably with this series' voices) may show up.
- Maybe not Power Rangers, but the second season saw the Turtles watch a cartoon show based on Voltron.
- In addition, the crossover ends up as a sequel to Turtles Forever, with the 2003 Shredder being the ultimate villain of the story, and the TMNT having to recruit the TMNT from both worlds to stop the 2003 Shredder from returning to Turtle-Prime. Also, 1987 Raphael makes a snide fourth-wall breaking comment about 2012 Donatello's voice on the order of the show not being able to afford 12 voice actors.
- Jossed, it happened in 2016, no 2003 Turtles, no reference to Turtles Forever, but they did make a joke about the voice.
- Casey Jones' appearance will promptly rock the boat and launch a few more ships.
- The appearance of another character, Irma, may begin the launch of a shipping fleet. An image of Irma, has already appeared as the contact calling April in Mousers Attack. Irma was "April O'Neil's boy crazy best friend," and had a "crush on Donatello" according to her 1987 character sheet.
- Renet appears as a love interest for Mikey in Season 3, and Mona Lisa will appear in Season 4, but Irma was in fact Kraang Sub-Prime, a droid operated by a Large Ham Kraang.
- Hamato Yoshi would have to be played by an Asian, preferably Japanese.
- Probably, but Hamato Yoshi in the series' flashbacks just looks so much like Leonard Nimoy.
- Whether or not this happens, Leonard Nimoy won't be a part of it since he's passed away.
- Probably, but Hamato Yoshi in the series' flashbacks just looks so much like Leonard Nimoy.
- Or she will be Leonardo's love interest in the show since Karai is a flop and possibly his sister Miwa.
- Jossed. Leo and Karai are not blood-related, so they will become the romantic couple.
- Maybe she could be a teenage nature activist (well meaning but misplaced strawmen tendencies optional) who starts nosing around TCRI/Shredder cover organizations over suspected eco-abuse only to get in over her head.
- Jossed. Radical doesn't exist in this show.
- If the 2012 Michelangelo suffered from Flanderization, even the 1987 Turtles will be annoyed by him.
- One of the Raphaels will call the other one out for being too harsh. Perhaps the 2003 or the Mirage Raphael will do the calling out and the 2012 Raph is the one getting called out.
- The Turtles' different counterparts will give each other a "The Reason You Suck" Speech and a lot of character development will revolve around them proving that they are more competent than their quirks imply. Perhaps 2012 Mikey will be given the Smart Ball and the 1987 Turtles will behave more seriously either because of the events of the previous Turtles Forever or because of the controversial Red Sky seasons. Raph's Mirage, 2003, and 2012 selves could even learn to act less rude and inconsiderate.
- 2003 Leonardo will become big brother/mentor figure to 2012 Leonardo, teaching him what 2003 Splinter had taught him, including bushido code of honor. 2012 Leonardo will become impressed with 2003 Leonardo's leadership and fighting skills, beginning to emulate him, trying to become more serious and stoic.
- It would feature a universe where the turtles and Splinter are aliens from Dimension X who fight the blade-growing alien Colonel Schrader and his black ops team "the Foot", along with their friends, CBS reporter April O'Neil and Casey the security guard/hockey player. Oh, and Raph is the funny one. The regular turtles will point out how messed up it is.
- Isn't that April Megan Fox? Donnie would have a nosebleed and Casey would have a heart attack.
- Chiro and Michelangelo sharing a voice actor.
- Dr. Rockwell is an obvious reference to Gibson; an Insufferable Genius talking monkey that shares a voice actor.
- It is established that there are 6 Cosmic monsters that inhabit the TMNT Universe; Tokka, Cthuga, Cthulhu, Traag, Cudley the Cowlick and an unknown sixth member. Could the monstrous worm the Skeleton King worships be this sixth monster, or maybe its species collectively counts as this.
- "The Weird World Of Wyrm" is a shot-for-shot adaptation of the Monkey Force episode "Meet the Wigglenog". The titular Wigglenog even even shown to be one of three "reality bending creators of chaos" alongside Wyrm, this being one of the biggest hints that this theory is true.
- "The Outlaw Armaggon!" is a shot-for-shot adaptation of the Monkey Force episode "A Ghost in the Machinder".
- Aliens recognize humans (calling them "Terrans") despite the fact that humanity has yet to properly master space travel, and flashbacks of Honeycutt in his original humanoid self makes him look like a human, so there are likely other planets that had evolved Human Aliens, not unlike Shuggazoom.
- In Monkey Force, it is revealed that Earth is a separate planet from Shuggazoom and that the Earth seems to be aware of extra-terrestrial activity to notice the Skeleton King Worm. If they share a universe, this probably happened after both the Kraang and Triceratons invaded and thus the Earth Protection Force would exist at this point in time.
- Either that of it will be a parody of Himitsu Sentai Gorenger.
- Jossed. It's a parody on Conan the Barbarian and He-Man.
- Maybe it'll appear in season 5.
- The character will be DeathWatch from the Image comics.
- Jossed: the character is a plant creature Mikey named Creep.
- It is, however, confirmed in "Vision Quest".