“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2” has cast Brian Tee (“The Wolverine”) as iconic villain Shredder, Variety has learned exclusively.
The 2014 reboot of the beloved franchise brought in more than $485 million worldwide on a budget of $125 million. Tohoru Masamune played the villain in the 2014 movie.
Brian Tee is Shredder in ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2’
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I thought masamune was a great shredder
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Shredder was acctually nice until they turned in into CGI mindless robot suit. I say give him the mutagem and lose the suit.
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I saw that they were talking about using the cartoon appearance of Shredder for the 2nd movie which looks dumb, they should use the Mirage comics Shredder appearance while they can do the Shredder personality and skills of the original cartoon but with the edge and movie dynamic of the original Mirage comics Shredder. Bebop and Rocksteady have a comic version appearance that looks kind of like the cartoon, but they went for the beefed up comic appearance for them in the 2nd movie that’s being made, and it looks really cool. Krang’s animated appearance looked cool. Now that Oroku Saki had a little bit of the mutagen it leaned him out and makes him feel a lot more energetic with power to where he goes back to his old Shredder style appearance in the days of the Foot Clan in Japan when he took over and removed the original spiritual leader and Hamato Yoshi to make money on crime. The spirit of Hamato Yoshi then went to watch Shredder when Shredder went to the USA with his plan for the mutagen at TCRI. The spirit of Hamato Yoshi helped to guide Spinter and the 4 turtles on a Celestial level from when they first mutated. Shredder expanded to the USA, and into big business with science and technology. Apart of this was with his aid of Krang who helped to guide Oroku Saki as his ancestry line communicated with Krang’s dictator ancestry line going back to feudal Japan. They can bleed in the bloodiness of BodyCount series with the ingenuitive scientific creativity of the show. Shredder in the sequel should be more effective than versions of Super Shredder, as was the robot suit Shredder of the first movie. The idea of the Super Shredder is dumb because it takes too much focus from Shredder and slows him down too much. He tests altered mutagen on some of his followers where they would want that size, and he can also use the altered mutagen on pure animals like with Tokka and Rahzar for their pure power. Slash would be a different concept than Tokka, where Slash has a lot of skill with weapons to be the turtles’ doppleganger. Mutagen is only apart of what Shredder and Krang do, and he researches many purposes to it which was true of the original cartoon too. The original cartoon was very well written in many ways and had some really cool concepts. Shredder did have a small amount of mutagen at the end of the first movie and so that enhanced him greatly where he’s very strong and lean, so he would be far more effective than the Super Shredder. Shredder after being enhanced by the small amount of mutagen in the previous should be able to beat the beefed up mutated Bebop and Rocksteady. To get into a plot like Super Shredder takes away from writing to where it’s more about Shredder’s planning and technology research than just the fighting. They also want to balance things out with the other characters where the plot shouldn’t center on Shredder’s next big upgrade, and instead to develop him as a multifaceted character. In later movies I’ve suggested he can create another supersuit that doesn’t bound him this time, and it can have technological enhancements to give him more powerful control of his mystic abilities and of various types of deadly and powerful technology but the plot shouldn’t depend on it where there’s so many cool things they can do with the overall layout of the story instead of just the one on one battles. That’s where the original cartoon had really good writing in that fashion if there’s anything to learn from the original 1980s cartoon. There’s lots of other characters to get into, like what about Krang? If they ever do a beefed up Super Shredder then how’s he going to downsize after that as it’s a sequel killer of the beefed up Super Shredder, and goes against Oroku Saki’s etiquette and personal skills. If they bring Hun in there, he can have a good amount of the mutagen to be like Super Shredder but without the suit as just a giant beefed up guy. He’s also an excellent fighter. Unlike Bebop and Rocksteady, Hun wouldn’t fuse with animal DNA as he was exposed to the mutagen without an animal around. In the cartoon the effects of the mutagen can be completely reversed on humans who fused with animal DNA. It could possibly be reversed with a beefed up human who had mutagen but without fusing with animal DNA. Hun is a member of the Purple Dragons who aids Shredder. Hun has more gruesome American gang crime habits. Krang, Shredder, Sacks, and Baxter Stockman could also try recruiting mass numbers of people into their Technodrome culture. They can just extract joules from the nearby hot magma to generate the technodrome as Krang has technology to extract elements from the hot magma where he can create his technology from scratch instead of being reliant on buying it above ground which saves a lot of money for their expensive inventions such as the Technodrome itself. If authorities ever go after the Technodrome in high numbers to call in the military, the Technodrome can use the joules extracted from the underground magma to sub-space warp to Dimension X. This way Krang worked out how he was going to keep the Technodrome underground in New York on a long term basis with the possibility military would be sent in after it. Krang can bring the Technodrome back to another underground location close to hot magma in order to collect more free energy and resources. In Dimension X the Technodrome is out in the open, but crime runs Dimension X where it began without crime with some great quality highly advanced races, but crime took it over. Shredder had many locations where the Technodrome was their prime location, but he also owned a lot of above ground buildings. He could also have other locations for his Foot Clan if he’s also going to create a crime social culture, and they could be in the Technodrome too. The Technodrome can also extract energy from the subtle kinetic movements of the Earth of Earth’s magnetism throughout the day being that the Technodrome is deep underground. Krang also has the technology to dig tunnels with plasma so he can bring the Technodrome to new places underground, and that’s also how the Technodrome can go above ground is because Krang uses plasma to dig huge areas to above ground. The drill tanks use a lot less energy where they don’t use plasma, but they’re a much smaller transport when borrowing from below ground to above ground. Plasma is far more advanced than lasers. I liked the style of the first movie where the ideas I shared I thought would help to influence sequels to compliment that style, and for that style to also transform. Donatello can improve with technology with his sources like the good natured Utroms of Earth (which is from the original comic storyline), the teenagers from Dimension X, and the small extraterrestrial turtle humanoids from a far away planet who don’t have mutagen origins like the turtles. The extraterrestrial turtles are really weak and can be taken advantage of, but their technology is very advanced. It can be a give and take between the mutant turtles and the extraterrestrial turtles. But if the mutant turtles have to take on much more advanced technology eventually like heavily reinforced levitating space ship fortresses, the extraterrestrial turtles can aid them in resources and technology while Donatello is also very good at finding resources. Donatello can create an interdimensional portal for alternate realities and alternate timelines he learns to use as a communication tool for far away races, so he learns as he goes along where with the comics and cartoon there’s lots of places that they travel to, to explain many things that they can learn. I liked the bloodiness of the BodyCount series where Raphael would use machine guns and grenades to where there were some vicious blood thirsty gangs and in the movies Krang and Shredder can be very dangerous like that, and possibly other tough street factions can develop in territory as competition to the territory of Krang and Shredder. The tough street faction probably wouldn’t pose the level of threat to taking down Krang and Shredder’s empire, but they defend their territory to where with the crime politics of Krang and Shredder a tougher gang would need to develop to be competition where the weaker gangs are being rooted out. Shredder had a second in command in the Japanese Foot Clan he may use, who isn’t Karai, and that second in command wouldn’t use any mutagen as he’s focused on the more non-powered training to stick to his Japanese roots so there’s a good mixture of the types of groups of Krang, Shredder, Sacks, and Baxter Stockman. The 2003 cartoon series lacked imagination and it just had a few good things to take from, but it could ruin the movie if the wrong things are taken from it. The comic continuity was interesting because the series did a lot of new ideas, instead of repeating ideas, of 1984-1993, 1993-1995, 1996-1999, 2001-2010, and 2011-2015. For television mainly just the original 1987 series was good, while the 2 1990s movies were good in their own way. This of course was for the idea of atleast 7 or more movies in the series where I can see that the first movie was excellent, and they just need to strike the right formula for an ongoing set of excellent movies. If Bodycount interferes too much with the rating and audiences, then many of the ideas can be taken from the style like Raphael using machine guns and grenades, but it just wouldn’t have the blood and guts showing to that degree while it’s inferred. Of the two comments I put here that’s after watching the first 2014 movie a few times where it can be taken out of context what I’m saying, and so it’s meant to aid the creators of the ongoing movies. There’s a lot of details I could have missed when it comes to the 2014 movie, comics, and everything. With how the 2014 movie was good I can see how the sequels can also be very good.
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They can change the actor for Shredder because Oroku Saki had the mutagen at the end of the first movie. In the 2014 movie it was Tohoru Masamune, and they announced they switched to Brian Tee for the sequel that is scheduled to be released in 2016. Oroku Saki is more refined than when he originally took over the Foot Clan, he would have had to have some good overall skills and a good genetic lineage where he could have had some high profile qualities back then or carried in his family through generations even though Japan had it’s ups and downs depending on the economy at the time. He might go back to the spirit of his original Foot Clan days in a lot of ways which would be cool, to where there could be the more sophisticated life he got into in transitioning to the USA and getting into higher business as both a criminal and a business professional. He could have kind of got lost in that too of all of the rhetoric where he can go back to his roots, and this root nature could become apart of also what Krang brings of his roots, and the rooted culture of the Foot Clan to bring simplicity and reason back to complexity, and to make sense of the complexity. This could be to where they can shift his personality to his prime and they needed a different actor to display that with a more distinct personality. The previous actor did a good job of portraying an older Shredder. The low quantity of mutagen exposure made his body much stronger, and it could have possibly healed up his scars. He only got a little bit of mutagen, and so it would make him very strong and lean probably without the bulk. He was limited in what he could do in the first movie because of his age, but the mutagen gives him a permanent boost even at his age. I personally think he’d go without a mechanical suit more along the lines of Splinter, but he would have more of the classic Mirage Shredder suit with the blades on it from his original Foot Clan days in Japan many decades ago. Shredder and Splinter would be similar in how they fight in ways, because I would say the spirit of Hamato Yoshi guides and teaches Splinter from a higher plane of existence. Hamato Yoshi was Oroku Saki’s counterpart as far as the good guy as Hamato Yoshi and the bad guy as Oroku Saki. The spirit of Hamato Yoshi could have followed Shredder to TCRI where the spirit watched over Splinter and the mutant turtles. There can be many types of guides that Splinter and the turtles learn to communicate with more in subtle ways like skilled mystics can. Hamato Yoshi could have had generations of ancestors who could communicate with many types of other dimensional guides, and to extraterrestrials. Oroku Saki’s previous generations could too that goes back to political criminals and feudal dictators in Japan. It’s more subtle in that it’s only shown to a small degree, where Hamato Yoshi would be the main guide that has more of a personal connection in character to Splinter and the turtles. Shredder could be as strong or stronger, and I would say he may go without the robotic suit for a movie or so, or more movies. If more movies it could be to show his skills in Dimension X, showing other aspects of his skills instead of giving him a stronger suit. Shredder can have the bladed suit like I said. Shredder is more youthful now so he uses a lot more precision to where he can rival Splinter, and he has quick precision blows. Splinter could be in better shape now too because he got a small quantity of mutagen too to heal from his attack of Shredder with his robotic suit. This can show how skill can override just pure raw power. Pure raw power in itself can do a lot, but with skill it can do so much more. Shredder doesn’t want to be too bulky because he wants those precision movements. He got tired in the robot suit in his old age, it hindered his movements, and he could only go so long in it so he had to fight very fiercely where he has great control of his energy usage. I thought it would look cool if we got the Mirage Shredder for this (with a mix of the cartoon where he was teamed up with Krang and the technodrome) because he can wear his old shredded gang clothes as a leader of the foot clan he took over in Japan. The outfit looked simple and it had blades because he wanted to be feared. In a later sequel Sacks can use Krang’s technology and make Shredder a new super suit that also gives him enhanced mystical abilities. For now Shredder can go to his old style where he has more strength and speed now than he did with the suit in the first movie. He can also combat his aging problems with the boost the mutagen gave him, so he’s a much fiercer fighter that can go for long periods in battle. I thought Krang can begin in his small Utrom suit with lots of gizmos (that suit is way stronger and deadly than it looks), and then Sacks can make the super android suit for Krang in the next sequel. Those are just my ideas. That suit in the first movie looks cool but it could get old to where they can take Shredder into a new direction. He had to rely on the suit but now he wants to go back to his old way of fighting. Eventually they can develop the powerful gang affiliations like in the Bodycount series where you see Raphael carrying lots of ammo and grenades where he’s out to kill. The other gangs may become extreme in New York because of their competition in territory with the gang of the power hungry Krang and Shredder with their technodrome. That can be blended with some of the original cartoon such as you can get some very strong mutant personalities of pure animal mutants. There’s also mutants who are mixes of humans and animals. Shredder and Krang try a lot of different things. The arcade, NES, and SNES videogames show a lot of the main mutant favorites but there are others. The Bodycount series gives it that more serious nature to take what’s in the original animated series and put it into something that’s adult that’s well written. At times like the cartoon it’s not always overly serious. Two mutant turtles that fight for Shredder are Tokka and Slash. Tokka was meant to be like a big monster, while Slash wasn’t as big to where Shredder focused more on training Slash skills but Slash was big too. Slash followed his binky he grew up with as a normal baby turtle into a spaceship that took off and Slash then got lost in outerspace and picked up by extraterrestrials. They enhanced his IQ and gave him gene programming to be a great inventor which he used for evil when he goes back to Earth. Slash may have carried his warring skills for military technology and combat from Shredder when Slash got that programming. Metalhead is a robotic turtle where he can jump around sporadically very high and do quick movements. He can be tough because as a sentient computer mind he can compute many precise movements at once. He can’t fly because that would slow him down too much, and he makes every movement count. That’s from the TMNT: Turtles in Time arcade game version of Metalhead who had a cool retro look in that with his robot brain showing. While his robot brain is exposed he’s so fast the turtles can’t hit it, so they have to target areas that they can make contact with. Mutagen Man is another interesting character. The movies can continue the concept of many different ways the mutagen is used, but it doesn’t solely rely on the mutagen. There’s all types of science, technology, and skills they use. There’s many raw skills in many areas that the bad guys use so it’s not always pure technology, where technology just aids as apart of that. It goes to the scientific and spiritual ancestry of those generations, where Shredder and Krang want to teach that and many types of both good and evil to their affiliates. There’s an energy nature and programming of how they think through very interesting generations who developed that DNA programming heritage as did Hamato Yoshi and his ancestors he wants to instill in Splinter and the turtles. There was an episode in the original cartoon where in an alternate reality, Shredder and Krang with the technodrome took over New York. They had issues running New York where they split in their alliance, and couldn’t upkeep the technodrome. Everything was out of control, and the technodrome’s parts broke down to the point it was going to blow up and vaporize the entire state with lots of nuclear fallout, an electro-magnetic pulse, and cause lots of food irradiation in neighboring regions that can lead to many millions deaths in however many months. The technodrome has a very reliable source of sub-space drive but it is fairly new technology to Krang where a scientist built it into the technodrome. Krang turned on the scientist and so Krang can’t go back to that scientist. Because it’s newer technology the energy usage can be high demand and very chaotic, to where Krang has to be careful with it. The technodrome is highly powered but that power is spread throughout the technodrome, where if too much power is centered in one area it will ruin all of the power they’re using throughout the ship for various projects and activities. This is where Krang in this prime reality takes his time more where he wants those overall abilities in how they run the technodrome and how they gain power. In that alternate reality Shredder was given too much say where Shredder wants the big pay off, but he doesn’t maintain it. He’s very effective for quick results, but without the wisdom of Krang’s older race in much more advanced civilization ages Shredder hasn’t fully developed that DNA wisdom. That’s why Krang won’t go beyond certain areas even though it’s effective, and so Krang teaches Shredder how to continually learn very effective approaches with long term outcome they can manage. Earth is a different Beast, and so Krang and Shredder want to broaden their approaches for Krang to tap into his Earth affiliates very creative and explorative brains, while he wants to watch out not to go for the types of gains right away that can’t be maintained, to where he does have very effective long term plans that also get results right away. There’s so much power to gain from the influence of Earth and it’s people like the root of all evil in the midas touch. With billions of races in the galaxy, most races are banned from watching Earth as Earth is a fallen quarantined world. Only very effective extraterrestrials go to Earth, and even some of them end up falling apart to where they get excommunicated there. Krang is more skilled to overcome this corruption and use it to his advantage, and so he wasn’t banned from that from his race, he and his generations before get banned time and time again because they always seek out to overthrow the Republic on their planet and take it over with a dictatorship they’re successful with sometimes for temporary ruling. Earth was meant to be a special chosen leader communicator race of well rounded knowledge who is still currently young. Earth was meant to go into temporary fallen stages in order to overcome evil and to mold truth as opposed to just blind goodness. Other races don’t learn so thoroughly in so many areas, while there are highly advanced races in many ways, and some races may have it very hard like the poverty regions of Earth. In that way Earth’s people even of the most primitive can easily trick and confuse these other races where there’s more overall memes on Earth as Earth is also a test modification world. In 1100 years Earth will be found again to no longer be quarantined, but it could take from 50,000 years to 249 million more years (It theoretically takes 249 million years for Earth’s continents to form completely into Pangea Ultima, and the continents began as I think Pangea in the land formation stages of this planet, it is said to take about 50,000 years for genetic upstepping and full blending to complete while that process was halted in it’s very beginning stages long ago, and it will begin again about 1100 years from now with a technological height before the end of that time, followed by the civilizations being mostly wiped out for only the best to survive to mold Earth’s race after that.) before Earth gets to such levels as to be that leader race to much advance their genetics far beyond where it’s at, and far beyond what the best current Earth scientists can conceive. When a special type of galaxy like this is complete there should be 100,000 leader worlds like this that are also test modification worlds, and there would be 1 trillion inhabited worlds, one for every solar system of 1 trillion solar systems. Only some people on Earth know so much more of overall memes, and I would say those are the super seeds that are meant to continue into future civilization stages, while everyone else who are the plain seeds get weeded out in the principal of survival of the fittest which is also partially pre-destined, but as the multiverse quantifies itself of many alternate realities and of the alternate timelines of every reality to equate the optimum prime reality (Most of the Observable Universe is reflected light, theorized by NASA, as alternate realities which could be thousands, millions, or billions with alternate timelines to equate the center optimum prime reality of it’s many alternate timelines all of these alternate realities and the optimum prime reality of many alternate timelines share the same sub-atomic particles that disappear and reappear in instants of a second such as a billion frame rates an instant or something to that degree. As time moves ahead the Observable Universe, a multiverse, grows in size as it expands inwards and outwards to where it’s theorized it can grow outwards into the vast blackness outside of the physical sphere of creation so far from tens to one thousand times or much more as the physical creation portion is only about 39.5 quadrillion years old as a respiratory universal model of Intelligent design of evolution and creationism, not 15 billion years old of the false Big Bang theory and the false Inflation theory, and will age into septillions of years from now to much bigger into higher evolutions until it attains one universal mind and body back to Allness, as Allness is everything and is always equating itself as the true highest reality which this is it’s imagination of as an ongoing math equation that’s already equated in the most perfect and complete manner, and so the equation bleeds into itself forever of no true beginning or end but of everything as always in the ultimate potentiated manifestation of unimaginable positivity far beyond the beyond Infinite state of Nirvana and far beyond the Supreme Personality of Godhead. What’s smaller in measurement than sub-atomic particles is planck length, could also be called quantums, which much more may be able to be said of that.) up to this point, the manifestation of free will has a part in destiny as destiny is also apart of time and space. From planck length to yottaparsecs size is relative, and so there’s endlessness of vastness inside and out to where measurements are finite, yet there’s endlessness as the ultimate concept of the gestalt. There’s not a finite or transfinite number to anything in the ultimate sense, it’s endlessness in the ultimate sense where everything else is just a panoply of dichotomies of Allness. Infinite and Infinite to the Infinite power too are limited compared to the endlessly bigger Allness that also engulfs Infinite Aleph-Aleph-Threes. The reason for many plain seeds that are meant to be weeded out could be that to get the best seeds, the superseeds, in soul planning the plain seeds take the fall and then get taken elsewhere of their essences when those plain seed weaklings’ evolution molding flesh and light existence is purged and then deleted here when the time for this planet to be found comes, for the superseeds’ evolution molding flesh and light existence to progress without being purged and without being deleted. To distribute those superseeds and get all the ones the higher order would want, they have to use the plain seeds like this. This planet would be more strict on that as a leader communication race, who has done poorly on their part up to this point and doesn’t come close to represent their potential even in comparison to what their potential can be in primitive times with primitive underdeveloped genetics. It’s amazing to know how much can be uncovered and attained even in this civilization age with it’s current genetic level. The physical reality of this physical world plane portion is a finite reality, where it is apart of the other realities, and there’s much higher realities but like a company all areas of higher and lower densities have their roles. The superseeds can climb up into higher realities to where their allotment and attainment can go up to almost the highest levels that’s about equal of what any being origin in all out potential of all densities high and low when any being attains those much higher levels far beyond their existence origins of their creation in the molding realities of high and low. You cannot change a planet’s destiny, meaning that if the planet fails in it’s destiny over a period of time when time is up, then it will be destroyed of many possible scenarios of fate to either reform in very scientific ways of collected spiritual memory, or to be recycled completely and taken elsewhere possibly to even a new galaxy separated into many parts into many other planets or other forms of creation. The race of the physical reality stays physical like growing seeds, but the seeds individually through stages can climb up to higher realities when leaving the physical existence. Higher beings can also return to the physical existence temporarily for various reasons, which is apart of Heaven is inside of you, but Heaven is also out there as different concepts. In the cartoon before going to Earth, Krang I think has successfully blown up a planet before, but after that he went more for long term success where it was a mistake of his he learned from. He explored his karma through Dimension X and Earth to where he developed a lot more after that, and he found he could fix that karma through Shredder who is making those short term mistakes Krang has gotten away from. Krang gets banned from different planets because of his warlike nature of his ancestor’s warlord dictator line, which goes back to his generations, before Earth inspired near the level of power gain, it does now and will moreso in the future as technology here advances. Because Earth is a different Beast, Krang’s approach for Earth is based on the energy sphere qualities of the planet of it’s people in it that he recruits. Krang was different in Dimension X, but now with Shredder when going back to Dimension X he can develop more creative means there to where can this creativity be taken to another world. Dimension X is like the criminal war social training ground, to where Shredder and Krang with the technodrome can fall back into Dimension X through interdimensional travel for Shredder to get more rooted there and bring it back to Earth for long term planning.
The alternate reality of Shredderville:
What to see here is that the turtles see Shredder and Krang as the evil culprits, but the turtles don’t see that there are the underlying problems to fix where Shredder and Krang are just challenges for learning that. That goes beyond good and evil into being good creators of reality, and how to mold reality instead of finding a bad guy and removing it in itself, which in itself is fixing the symptoms but not the underlying problems, to where overall development in evolution wants to take place as the goal. In the alternate reality it wasn’t about beating Shredder and Krang, it was about preventing and fixing the problems to where there’s so many things to monitor in civilization. The turtles were meant to learn this for their prime reality to where they lost vision before and wished that they weren’t there because they didn’t see the fundamentals of the rationality of what they’re to do. Bebop and Rocksteady in the alternate reality converted to Radical Islam, and for protection April and Irma choose to cover their faces and bodies following Radical Islam in their female role to have relationships with Bebop and Rocksteady, even though April and Irma previously had college university educations where April was also a genius computer programmer, while Bebop and Rocksteady have always been street thugs. April and Irma find the courage for freedom for what they believe in at the cost of their protection because they believe the turtles can bring freedom. The turtles had to disguise in affiliations themselves because if they removed Bebop and Rocksteady they would have to deal with the rest of their affiliation. The turtles had to adopt the ways as this would happen over a period of time, and what it meant of the turtles rolling Bebop and Rocksteady into carpets means they killed them, rolled their bodies into carpets, and removed them also to build reputation with their affiliation until they can find a way to fix the problems. With Vern being thrown into a piano, it showed that he also had an affiliation and was killed with a piano cover by one of the turtles. Vern’s friend joined the anti mutants following to hide in the brainwashed system, but he had his mutant friends that he would hide from his anti mutant friends. Strangely he was also against mutants with prejudice, yet he had his mutant friends he wasn’t prejudiced against so it just comes down to affiliations, and depending where you are at and when. Raphael was into the brainwashing video of an episode of the “I Love Shredder” show which is a foreshadowing that Raphael likes some of the ways of Shredder and Krang, and may adopt into them that happened in later Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle comic books temporarily after a long while which I explain why. By the end of the episode it was so chaotic that the turtles couldn’t keep control of it, and so they took in that in their prime reality preventative maintenance to where there’s certain things you never should learn but at some point it could be too late if the right fundamentals aren’t used now with a long term way of thinking, also with great effectiveness in short term. Even though Shredder and Krang created the mutants, they used the mutants as scapegoats so that they wouldn’t get blamed for all of the problems in the city. Krang for his appearance, and the Rock Soldiers weren’t considered mutants but it was affiliations. A person can mold their overall reality which takes time in preparation where the circumstances can’t always be changed to a degree, but the person’s manifest reality can be developed to be able to adapt in those realities. In a lot of cases realities can be prevented through molding. Many people will fall of all classes, to where it’s inherent qualities through manifestation, in the various periods of the rise and fall of civilizations. Most people of all classes will fall in the Kali-Yuga, the coming Apocalypse, and so only some will be chosen while the rest will be forgotten.
In the first comment of that Facebook article I made, I wrote of ideas of where they can take the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles live action movies based on the different comic canons, the original cartoon series, and many other sources.
From what I put on Facebook on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles all the way back to last August also with some updates. A lot of that information on other topics in that article I put in long before last August:
Teenage mutant ninja turtles was, good, and I don’t think they could have made it better. Shredder changes suits in the sequel. I don’t know how the mutagen is going to effect him, a human without an animal exposure. Mutagen gives super strength, and super intelligence. Shredder is a mystic like Splinter. The turtles didn’t learn mysticism because Splinter was going to wait until they were older before he taught them, it makes people too lazy and mindless who learn it usually, and distracts them from what he needs done. He talked about a spirit being with April, but he didn’t get into that there must have been a spirit but he named it, and to avoid explaining the mysticism he said it’s her. Oroku Saki would also have mysticism. They set up for a sequel that should be much better. The teenage mutant ninja turtles will find out about the Utroms that were connected with the research to create the mutagen. The turtles are being watched and influenced through subliminal impulses by extraterrestrial turtles if they ever get into those in a far away sequel. I can think of atleast 4 good movies they can make. Shredder didn’t have enough energy for leadership in converting numbers. Now that he has the mutagen there’s a lot of things he can do he couldn’t do before. I wouldn’t see him looking like a monster, he should be very hard in solid but not that big, so it would affect a human differently than a human that mixes with an animal. The animals were meant to have the size so they would be easier to control, they’re a little bit more clunky. Shredder can use his old suit in his youth in Japan in the next movie, he can’t stand wearing the suit Sacks made for him, just the appearance gives him a major headache. The mutagen makes him a lot sharper, stronger, and faster. He likes to stay very lean for expert speed. His bare hands are his weapons, but he may also use swords, firearms, and explosives. He has blades attached throughout his body, and he plays on emotions to where the clunky armor Sacks made takes away from that. Shredder only got limited exposure to the mutagen which is why it didn’t make him the same size as mutated beasts. Shredder wants more precision movements. Shredder has more mobility with the mutagen, and so he could go for more of his aesthetic criminal appearance in his days as gang leader of the foot clan in the 1970s when he was much younger. That can also get into how he raised Sacks. The thick armor was cool but I can see Oroku going into some of his old school ways. He didn’t like the suit as much, because it went against his martial arts precision and his scientific knowledge of the human system in his Eastern philosophy or what related teachings he got from Japan from his family heritage. The high tech suit just got old fast for Oroku Saki, Oroku Saki wanted to go back to his roots of his old basic appearance with some blades all over his body. He can move around a lot quicker and do some impressive maneuvers now. He has a control of inertia with his stance in addition to the mutagen. He’d get that sharpness he’s been known for. Krang has his little suit made by Sacks, but it uses a few tricky gizmos and is very quick moving too, it looks very elementary. Krang wants it simple when he’s inspired by what Shredder wears in the idea not to make it overly complicated. Krang lets Sacks make the android body for the third movie look as Sacks thinks is the best design, for Super Krang. Sacks met Krang’s request in the second movie, he didn’t completely agree with it, because he’s so set in how he does things in his scientific designs. He gets to make the suit like he wants to in the third movie so it doesn’t have Oroku Saki’s precision concepts, but instead has all of those bells and whistles. In the third movie Oroku Saki can have Sacks make him a precision suit that makes him much quicker as a very thin and strong layer of material, that’s motor controlled for a lot more speed and power with lots of interesting tricks in it. The suit can be based on new metaphysical technology where Saki can focus a lot more chi energy and shoot it like fireballs, teleport, etc. to augment his mystical abilities and appear like a God to his troops, it shoots lightning and is greatly inspired by Raiden who’s very popular in Japan. Krang gave Oroku and Sacks a lot of access to Krang’s own technology because they’re able to create their own facility. They could begin production of the technodrome in the second movie, and get it going in the third movie. The technodrome took so long in the second movie because they were using a lot of manlabor, but in the third movie they decide to use robots a lot more who are doing the mining now too. Krang can synthesize hot lava for all of the mineral elements. They still convert humans for strength in numbers as apart of Krang’s heritage, but they rely a lot more on robots for the tedious tasks. There’s a major extraterrestrial that’s apart of the design of the technodrome and it’s sub-space technology. In the third movie Shredder can create mini earthquakes and thunderous noises to get that war nature going in his men in likeness to the Thunder and Lightning God Raiden popular in Japan (Raijin ( 雷神 is the God of thunder and lightning), Raiden (雷電, “thunderbolt”) is a Japanese word for the physical phenomena thunder and lightning.). Oroku Saki was in communication with Krang, his ancestors were in communication with Krang’s dictator family line that spawned the long line of the foot clan. Krang is an outcast of his own planet, and is of a line of dictators that want total control of their planet as political criminal outlaws. The second movie gets more into mutagen, converting people, making some into monsters, and the technodrome, and the story between Oroku Saki and Hamato Yoshi with their mysticism and the foot clan. The third movie can show the teenagers from Dimension X, and Dimension X itself as the whole movie. Dimension X was ruined into a war and crime area, that innocent people still live in as the wild west in outerspace, the law there is that it’s not legal to drive without mounted guns and weapons on vehicles. The 4th movie can be of the turtle extraterrestrials who aren’t a product of mutagen, they were very fascinated by the turtle mutants and watched their exploits. Splinter learned his mysticism from the spirit of Hamato Yoshi. The Shredder suit looked really cool, but it can get old fast. Oroku Saki didn’t have a choice in that design. With the second movie they convert a lot of people on the streets with the help of Krang’s tactics and partial leadership. In the third movie they have the rock soldiers, and they get tired of using human armies when they find it’s way easier to make robot foot soldiers. There’s too much time and expenses with human armies, and it’s very difficult to maintain mutants. Rock Soldiers are low maintenance. Oroku Saki didn’t have the energy, mental stability, or courage to team up moreso with Krang and convert Americans in his army until he got exposure to the mutagen. He can take a lot more on now, and adds a lot more leadership. We can get the Shredder that’s more like the comic books, he was still very good but he was getting old and worn down. The turtles have to do a lot more killing, it’s all out brutal action, with lots of guns and explosions like in the Bodycount series. Oroku Saki could handle a small group of Japanese criminals in his homeland, but he hated working with Americans because they zapped his energy so much without any mutagen. Shredder wanted a stronger teamup with Krang and move ahead long ago with his plans, but he couldn’t without the mutagen that was lost in the research. Shredder took off in the scene when the turtles got all of those steroids, adrenalin, and hormones. There can be someone like Hun, and the second in command Japanese assistant. They’re not going to blackmail the government because Krang has better ideas to share with the group to get rich as Hell, and Krang wants world domination. He likes to set up his war generals from each planet he goes to, it’s family tradition. If Sacks is in prison, he’s really angry now. He’s gotten sodomized. He’s a rich sociopathic yuppie. He can be broken out of prison with a drill tank Krang’s scientists make, and at the technodrome base being developed underground near hot lava to mine for minerals such as for creating materials of and for the technodrome, and of the robots they make. Baxter Stockman can appear who is an older narcissist African American ugly looking scientist programmer with an annoying personality, who turns on the liberal naïve good hearted April. I wrote that before I knew the actor was going to be Tyler Perry which he doesn’t fit that description, but that’s how I would make Baxter Stockman. Baxter Stockman is African American in the original comics which is what I figured months before what they would do. April is a scientist at heart, and does work with Baxter Stockman before she learns of his true intentions when Shredder and Krang offer Baxter Stockman a piece of the pie. Baxter Stockman also rapes April O’Neil, because Baxter Stockman wants to be cool with his ethnic friends and fit in with their influence in peer pressure. When April tries to care for Baxter Stockman in her liberal ways and console him, Baxter Stockman hypocritically tells her she’s bullying him and he won’t stop about his support of the anti-bullying movement even though he’s an evil white collar criminal rapist. All of his minority friends including the ugly looking dwarf fat minority women always take his side, so he can get away with anything with minority excuses. Sacks and Baxter Stockman can be nerds in a very offensive way. Sacks only gets really nerdy like that when he’s around Baxter Stockman. I personally don’t relate with nerds. Nerds cry about being bullied and it’s annoying because they’re weak minded which is why bullies are attracted to bullying them. Nerds will lie in the most petty ways and they’ll lie in every way they can about everything it’s really faggy and gay. Nerds are always stupid, small, and weak. Many other people could vastly surpass them in intelligence and inventiveness, but God is faggy and likes to put mediocre ugly looking nerd fags in any financial position. They find how to make everything incredibly gay and they’re not that indepth on subjects unless the subjects are completely meaningless and not interesting at all. I can’t stand the nerd wannabe minorities because their IQ is 5 points higher than most of the minority groups they hang with, and their minority groups are in the borderline retarded IQ ranges. Minorities and partial minorities have a reputation for being strong but minorities and partial minorities are mostly very weak and most minorities and partial minorities are borderline retarded. It’s just that the media creates a farce because they’re mostly rich spoiled scrawny nerdy liberals which is why they don’t know that and tell you just the opposite when the media enforces mediocrity, those in the media were mostly just born into money as rich and spoiled or are really faggy so they don’t have any real awareness on anything and they suck at everything. Baxter Stockman always tells her she’s a know it all and he is racist against white people. He takes advantage of the black bias to down white people with liberalism and affirmative action. Baxter Stockman wanted to impress April by joining with Krang and Shredder to be the bad boy “that women like”, according to his adult lifelong ethnic friends with severely stunted growth, and won’t bring home to their daddy but maybe their mommy if their daddy isn’t around. Sacks begins to hang around the wrong people all of the time, he’s never hung out with that many normal people even in College University, so for some reason he mimics Baxter Stockman in Baxter’s narcissist socially defunct ethnic criminal social ways. They’re both scientists, and with other scientists like Krang and other extraterrestrials in the developing technodrome they’re developing a lot of new scientific devices and doing lots of experiments with their supercomputer doing lots of computing. The supercomputer also helps to compute a lot of new schemes, criminal plans, and ideas. It can compute new invention ideas. Earth has broadened Krang’s research, and he’s getting things started. Those Earth human scientists of his work well with his other extraterrestrial scientists in some very inventive ways. There is so much to gain on Earth. Krang was always a nerd to his socialist dictator family, but an evil criminal socialist nerd. Baxter Stockman has always been a closet nerd but is also ghetto. Krang grills in Sacks and Baxter Stockman with Krang’s dictator criminal rules, because Krang follows the same system and so should everyone else that’s apart of their group. Hun has the brutal criminal experience as a top level criminal leader in America that is converted, and the second in command Japanese assistant is a top level criminal leader in Japan, he brings in tradition and high effort, while Hun brings in effectiveness and total messy brutality. If Sacks has lost his business, this is why they’re so aggressive with making money in new ways. Sacks adopts the Technodrome lifestyle with Shredder. It’s like Shredder’s dream control in power gain, he gets a big elaborate base to work in. Their two main goons to inflate their egos are Bebop and Rocksteady who they mutate, Those blundering idiots, who knew life could be so good. They just wanted to take normal everyday criminals from the streets and use them for their greed and self gain in the 7 deadly sins. Hun stays human, and his main criminal group are more concentrated with their regular weapons tactics. The foot soldiers they had in the first movie are just a small group, and they’re more like specialists. Hun and his group are meant to be the numbers group for an army of criminals, there’s still the foot clan specialists, the Japanese foot clan with the second assistant can be brought in where more of Oroku Saki’s social Japanese crime culture shows from when he was young, and there’s the more throw away criminals some of which they experiment their mutagen on. They can get a dude like what they had with Danny to convert a lot of complete losers on the streets. Toka and Razor are pure animal mutants, Bebop and Rocksteady are animal human mutants. The turtles are pure animal mutants, Splinter is a pure animal mutant. April’s dad, and Sacks must have both worked at TCRI, and they didn’t realize the humans running it are Utroms hiding on Earth from Krang. Donattelo can get the cyborg suit, that’s also a sentient extraterrestrial robot for later movies (the sentient extraterrestrial robot that could combine with Donattelo into a mutant turtle cyborg was in one of the newer era of comics to where I can see them going through the ascending time periods of the comics, also with a strong influence from the cartoon which I can see being very adult and well written if all of those ideas were looked at for 7 or more movies in all accounting for up to 2026 or after.). The reason why Raphael was away from the other group, is because he was thinking about siding with Shredder and talked to him but they didn’t show it, it could be a surprise in another movie. He changed his mind, but he could turn in another movie. I can’t think of how they’d use Casey Jones, and if they’ll have anything like the pizza guy. The social element was missing from both of the movies I’m talking about here, TMNT and GOTG, but they only have time for so much.
https://www.youtube.com/wat… (Raiden, the God of Thunder and Lightning.)
https://www.youtube.com/wat… (Raiden, Big Trouble in Little China.)
https://www.facebook.com/ph… This can be what Shredder’s next suit looks like. He’s going back to tradition. He believes simplicity is brilliance, and gets away from the bulky cluttered overly fancy design of the previous suit. It’s got more of a 1970s appearance, back when Oroku was more into the 1970s style criminal lifestyle in his 20s, if he was born in 1950, or in his 30s. Instead of the suit looking like something from feudal Japan. He might make it himself instead of Sacks making it at all. Krang’s first suit would be made to look deceptive, it looks very weak but it’s very fast. The material looks very plain, but it’s very strong. It’s got a lot of dangerous weapons on it. It’s got two small arms, and it’s got legs, it’s only 4 feet tall or so. The Utroms have humanoid suits. Krang is an intergalactic warlord that was banned from his own planet, and went to Dimension X. The utroms are a highly advanced race who could have originally been tyrannosaurus rex like dinosaur giant hominids on a smaller planet with lower gravity but genetically altered themselves to just be brains because their dinosaur forms were too irrational and violent. The utroms have a lot of primal drive. Krang can clone himself and edit his DNA to form into those giant hominids. With their brain forms they get new euphoria, pleasure, and intelligence where they have more of ascended viewpoints. Krang and his family line have always been trouble makers that love to war and combat.
Here’s what Krang’s suit would look like in the second movie: http://img2.wikia.nocookie….
Here’s some good display pictures and videos for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles idea for the movie sequels:
http://wac.450f.edgecastcdn… (His suit could look like this in the third movie.)
http://img2.wikia.nocookie…. (His suit could look like this in the third movie.)
They did Baxter Stockman with Sacks, so there should be no need for Baxter Stockman in a sequel. They did the plot line with Sacks instead. I can still see them using Baxter Stockman in the movies based on the comic version. They might start cutting off his bodyparts like his eye etc. to get more strict with him, or with Sacks. Sacks has gotta earn respect, and he needs to pick up on the slack. There’s no room for failure. Shredder has been too sentimental, but Krang won’t accept any weakness from either, now that he’s more in the picture, Shredder is going to be very ruthless and he’s going to have to punish his adopted son to get with the system.
A set of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles sequels could come into the future because the movie did so well. This movie was setting up to things, so the sequels should be much better. I hope the sequels will meet fans’ and audiences’ expectations. I personally would say I put down the best overall outline formula for the sequels, where the overall ideas are there but not necessarily the stories themselves. Like doing Krang, the technodrome, and Dimension X. Getting into the social element, and exploring New York like how the franchise has done it in the past instead of New York being a backdrop. They need to put more life into the series, and make it realistic where something that out there would happen. I liked the idea of mixing in Bodycount, but also giving it more of that animated style meaning while it’s very violent, it’s got the more colorful style, and the turtles can switch between both. The turtles are also very intelligent and into advanced science. How Donatello would know that advanced science could be from subliminal influence from the advanced turtle race from another planet who don’t have the same origins as these turtles. It could also be the teenagers from Dimension X that are very powerful in magic and science, but like many people they’re in danger in Dimension X when the territory became war ridden of many different alien races. They might share technology with Donatello because they’re allied. The turtles can visit them, but the teenagers don’t appear all of the time with the turtles. It could be that Donatello and the other turtles are in communication with Utroms that are hiding on Earth, but it hasn’t been revealed to the plot. If they base some of it on the 1987 animated series Donatello was very intelligent, and he did all kinds of different sciences including sub-space in time travel and travel to other dimensions including to long distances. That’s how they can make it more realistic that Donatello could be so knowledgeable. He could communicate with guides like what Splinter can do, such as communication with Hamato Yoshi. The mutagen was created by the utroms, it gives the capability for high intelligence in animals it turns into humanoids but Shredder and Krang may experiment with altering it. They might take away the intelligence enhancing abilities when they make it for some members that they don’t want to have that much intelligence. The utroms are mostly good willed, but Krang was a highly aggressive utrom that was excommunicated from that race. They can take from the 1987 animated series too. Shredder and Krang can do lots of experimentation for new ideas in warfare with the mutagen. If Shredder and Krang are threatening millions to billions of lives with some sick ruthless killing the turtles would have to start killing. Shredder, Krang, and Sacks can also have a colorful nature to them despite all of the killing, to give more personality to them instead of it being all dark. They also have some bright progressive ideas like developing their own culture, and getting their converts to put in man labor to build the technodrome. I think the technodrome would have had to already be built, I don’t think they could get humans to put in any physical effort to build something like that. Krang, Shredder, and Sacks could attempt to teach them that highly advanced building for the bulk portions of the technodrome, but not stuff like sub-space drive. Adjusted to inflation of 2013 the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has made $354,648,062.71 in the box office. This newer Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has made $477,204,754 so it was able to beat the original movie. The sequels could do much better if they are able to add more to it like what I said, instead of Michael Bay making every character in his movies black, and instead of him making every backdrop black which is kind of what he did with Transformers too. There’s some directors who can take criminals and give them more personality, so you can also enjoy them for their performances and there’s more to look for when watching them than just their criminal nature. Krang, Shredder, and Sacks are completely different types of criminals where they’re also doing it for higher purposes though that also has a lot of evil to it. But while they also use evil, they do it apart of something much bigger that adds a lot more life to their characters. There’s a structure to what Krang is trying to build with Shredder and Sacks. So he can’t rule a planet unless he can convert a good amount of it’s people. That’s why he has humanoid leaders for each planet from that planet along with others from other planets, so he may eventually decide to take over his own home planet. He doesn’t rule any planets right now. He might want to take over Earth, he’s continuously trying to take over Dimension X, and he wants to take over his home planet. With that they can develop a culture they convert, and so it can’t all just be crime. There’s other things the converts would also be doing as a mass group of followers. I don’t know if they’ll take from that idea, as there’s different versions of how they did things. Krang and Shredder were doing a lot of things other than just human converts, they were making lots of inventions, trying new ideas, and coming up with a lot of different plans in coming up with however many ideas they could to make their efforts a lot more effective. Why did Shredder and Sacks want all of that money, what are they planning to fund into. When is Krang going to enter into the picture and why hasn’t he yet. I would say Krang wants to take over Earth but he needs human leaders to take it over with, and he would do that with any planet instead of him doing it on his own. That’s just how he does things, he needs bright minds that can create their own part of that Empire and add something to it. There’s lots of Earth drugs and intergalactic drugs, but mostly Krang, Shredder, Sacks, and Baxter Stockman are dealing it instead of doing it but it’s apart of the culture they create. There’s many things in illegal crime business that they do, but they also want to build new permanent society structures with lots of evil. There’s lots of other businesses in the city Krang and Oroku Saki with Sacks and investors can make to also try to get some civil structure development for the idea of a permanent structure apart of an evil developing Empire. They want some overall economy for a balanced evil criminal Empire otherwise it will run itself into the ground to turn against them when they get too much territory if they’re not prepared to handle it that can lead to civilization destruction.
They can look at the entire comic series too for the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies. IDW brought in General Krang with the technodrome, who’s the only official comic canon version of Krang like the cartoon Krang. Bodycount is the most adult version. Krang and Shredder were hard into crime, such as Krang’s main hangout is the warring Dimension X full of crime and futuristic warfare. Shredder was already hard into crime, and he was very hard into futuristic crime when he worked with Krang. Krang is an intergalactic warlord from a family line of dictators, and Shredder has an ancestry of criminal and evil warlords in Japan who knew of magic and mysticism but used it for evil intentions. Their ancestry could communicate with other worldly beings and beings from other realities, and Shredder could too.
Krang trying to destroy the human race, and Shredder turning on Krang with terraforming the planet is jumping the shark. It’s also copying Man of Steel to where audiences will get tired of it, how The Amazing Spider-Man (released in movie theaters in 2012) copied the plot to 2000’s X-Men making less money and ending that Spider-Man movie series. If you watched 2014’s The Amazing Spider-man 2 it was severely lacking in story compared to 2002’s Spider-Man. With jumping the shark it’s also too inconsistent to where there needs to be progressively a culture developed with Shredder, Krang, and their effort with creating the technodrome with accumulating armies from worlds such as the Rock soldiers in Dimension X and the human converts on Earth to also get money and further technology of many types of terrestrial and extraterrestrial technologies. Intergalactic warlord Krang wants to create this power mongering culture on Earth as he does with Dimension X, with future plans to take over his home planet he’s not allowed on as an enemy to most of the Utrom race. Krang is from a long line of ruthless Utrom dictators who are in opposition to their Ultrom race’s traditional governments. In the original series Shredder wanted to create major catastrophes and just finish with huge gains, while Krang wanted to instead have more consistent efforts on a long term basis of creating strongholds on different planets creating a planetary collective for intergalactic power for gaining lots of money in different regions where he converts different followers depending on the planets. Krang even advises the mutant humanoid turtles on how to defeat Shredder, because Shredder just wanted to finish with it for big gains. That was also so that Shredder after being defeated would go more with Krang’s system of consist ascending scientific and cultural development and amalgamation. Raphael in the comics turned to the bad guys after a while even though Raphael was very loyal. He just saw the good guys as too stupid. He didn’t see Krang’s system as evil, he saw that it was creating expansion and more culture while the good guy’s system was creating weakness and that they were incredibly braindead in the modern culture of the world that was getting worse by each passing year. What is power without the conditioning of what to do with power, where Krang had a higher purpose and a goal he was conditioning Shredder into. Krang and his line would have also communicated with Oroku Saki’s ancestry line throughout the millenniums including in feudal Japan with Oroku’s mysticism skills, that the spirit of Hamato Yoshi also possesses mystic skills being apart of the Foot Clan before Shredder took over and turned it to evil. Hamato Yoshi may have been killed but aided the mutant humanoid Splinter on a celestial level with the 4 mutant humanoid turtles. There were financial problems in Japan at the time where a lot of the affiliation of the Foot Clan in Japan wanted to join the side of Shredder to gain money. With Krang’s dictator family in direct communication with Oroku Saki’s family line, it adds to roots of the ancestry of how Shredder is able to create a culture with Krang. Krang’s dictator ancestry line assisted on gaining power with Oroku Saki’s family line in feudal Japan, but Krang’s dictator ancestry line were moreso limited because they worked with what people and their technology stages were on the planet. In modern times there’s lots of top secret technology Earth humans have created, to where Krang can now use a lot of his advanced technology on Earth. Krang also gets scientists to further explore technology so that they can also create new types of tools for the technology they have available. Shredder uses this with other scientists with the available technology from Krang, and available technology from many other sources. The technodrome is apart of creating this self reliant culture strong in many areas for creating it’s own civilization, and converting races to it’s civilization. Krang and Shredder also make lots of money of all types of crime where they operate through both good and evil.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 1990 movie, and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: Secret of the Ooze 1991 movie:
Like anything else if the wrong things are taken from it then that can hurt a movie being made. I’m just showing all of the sources I can think of. I usually don’t like watching a movie again after watching it once, especially when they’re much older, but I see the good in them and felt it’s relevant to put those videos and content. If I watched it for the first time in my life right now I would enjoy it to where I would say it’s good in many ways that are lacking in recent movies. That’s where I’ll go back and grade a movie with the question of are certain movies better today, or back then, and in what ways. Krang was supposed to be in the second movie where there’s a scene that shows an incomplete prop of him in TCRI as some type of robot device, where I think it was supposed to be an organic creature. For some reason around that time Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles was no longer profitable where the first movie made a lot of money, the second movie had a higher budget and didn’t make as much money. It could be because the 2nd movie didn’t have the same quality of writing, where they went down a few grades in writing where with all of the concepts I brought up including the 1987 cartoon series they can have very high quality dynamic writing for many excellent movies. There were some good ideas in the second movie to where if they had much higher quality writing I can see those ideas being pulled off well. The new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movies should be light years ahead when they’re made of the current movie canon they just began. The ratings for the popular 1987-1996 series would need to be looked at for each season, to see at what point did the ratings begin to lower to see if that had anything to do with the movies. In 1990 it was 3 years into the cartoon series, and so by 1991 it was the 4th year of the cartoon series. I liked the 2nd movie when I first saw it, but I can also see the many flaws in it to where I can easily see how audiences’ expectations were ruined based on how the quality of the writing level of the first movie was much better.
