What is Dimension X?

[Prowler]

Originally Posted by Leo656

I don't have the vocabulary to express my displeasure with Ogg.

Back when my VHS player and my VHS tapes still worked and I used to rewatch the 1987 cartoon series every summer break... Mr. Ogg's episode was one of the very few FW series episodes that I always skipped on rewatches. I think I've only seen Mr. Ogg's episode one time in my life and that was enough.

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by Voltron

It'd be fun to know, but it's not necessary for the enjoyment of the show.

With Dimension X being prominent in most episodes (directly and indirectly), you shouldn't get away with it that easy. Just compare it to the confusion of Krang talking of his former body in season 1, and then watch Four Musketurtles. (I don't mind the Krangazoid clones, they grew bodies on their own)

[pferreira]

Originally Posted by neatoman

What happened to Dimension Y?

Why are you trying to ask questions about this nonsense, marketing nostalgia feast of a cartoon? Sorry I couldn't resist...

Originally Posted by Original TMNT Cartoon Fan

Krang says they're stuck in Dimension X. Shredder says it could have been worse as they could have ended up in Dimension Z.

That's it!

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

I found some more fan theories here:

https://www.deviantart.com/coreyinth...deas-614118674

[Vintage]

I don't know what it is, but I do know what it wasn't. And that it wasn't Dimension XXX because that was a whole other movie lol

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

I have come across some parts of the novelization of the Nickelodeon episode Showdown with Shredder. It decribes Dimension X as a "cosmic realm in the farthest reaches of the galaxy", with comets. It also says Dimension X has no stars, and no planets capable of supporting lifeforms. The Technodrome is described as a(n extradimensional) space station.

[pferreira]

Originally Posted by Original TMNT Cartoon Fan

It also says Dimension X has no stars, and no planets capable of supporting lifeforms.

Erm... https://turtlepedia.fandom.com/wiki/...of_the_Turtles

Maybe I'm cheating here but you could include this as well: https://turtlepedia.fandom.com/wiki/...ension_X_Story

[Original TMNT Cartoon Fan]

Originally Posted by pferreira

Erm... https://turtlepedia.fandom.com/wiki/...of_the_Turtles

Maybe I'm cheating here but you could include this as well: https://turtlepedia.fandom.com/wiki/...ension_X_Story

First of all, the Planet of the Turtles isn't confirmed to be in Dimension X. But yes, Fred Wolf Dimension X had planets capable supporting lifeforms, as well as stars.

Also, I am talking about novelization of the Nickelodeon episodes. Dated 2013, before the Fred Wolf–Nickelodeon crossovers.

[pferreira]

Originally Posted by Original TMNT Cartoon Fan

First of all, the Planet of the Turtles isn't confirmed to be in Dimension X. But yes, Fred Wolf Dimension X had planets capable supporting lifeforms.

Also, I am talking about novelization of the Nickelodeon episodes. Dated 2013, before the Fred Wolf–Nickelodeon crossovers.

Yeah my point was I wouldn't take that as a reliable source because as you point out there are discrepancies.

[Andrew NDB]

In "Odyssey" I also assigned various Turtle universes their own "dimension."

i.e., Mirage is "Dimension-Prime," Fred Wolf is "Dimension A," and so on.