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Ursalink
04-11-2014, 03:56 PM
This is something I have been suspecting from sometime ago. Everyone who has seen the first "Turtles Forever" will know that the movie showed technically all the versions of the TMNT through the years. As the Utrom Shredder said "The Multiverse of the cursed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles". But in the story, we only saw in action three versions of them: the turtles from the 80's animated series, the turtles from the 2003's animated series; and the Mirage's turtles from their very first appearance in a comic. Well, anyone who has seen that movie and compared it with the current series from Nickelodeon will agree with me when I say the new series has features from these three previous versions. Basically, the humor part comes from the 80's turtles, the dark and intense aspects comes from the Mirage's turtles; and the "spark" from the 21st century comes from the 2003's turtles.

I would even dare to say that the reality of Nick's TMNT could have been created because of the encounter for the three main Turtle Teams in "Turtles Forever". (Which, basically, it was). Even the Technodrome of the new series looks like a lot to the original Technodrome after the Utrom Shredder upgraded it with Utrom Tech. So I believe it woul be interesting if we see a sequel of the movie, call it "Turtles Forever 2". In it, the four Turtle Teams from the current series and the previous movie meet each other and they fight against an alliance of several Shredders. I'm even thinking about the possibility of using the unsolved plot of the 2003's series ("The Shredders War") to be solved in this potential sequel. Think about it: the current Shredder and the three Shredders from the 2003's series (the Utrom, the Demon and the Cyber one) as the big bads of the film. The 80's Shredder could also appear, but he would be just a "comic relief".

The current Turtles have already seen their 80's versions and we know they will meet each other in the future again; as the say there will be a guy "talking with himself" because he interprets a 80's Turtle and a current turtle. So, I believe my idea is quite possible. What do you think?

JTH
04-11-2014, 05:47 PM
The current Turtles have already seen their 80's versions and we know they will meet each other in the future again; as the say there will be a guy "talking with himself" because he interprets a 80's Turtle and a current turtle. So, I believe my idea is quite possible. What do you think?
No we don't know this.

Why do people keep saying they're coming back just based on something that was said six months ago? The episode by that point wouldn't even have been animated and/or completed yet.

It's the scene was made, but could easily have been edited out based on time constraints.

Wouldn't mind seeing them again, but let's hold the phone on knowing it's a fact.

NinjaPug
04-11-2014, 06:46 PM
I guess anything is possible but I don't think your idea is probable at all for the Nick series.

LeotheLateBloomer
04-11-2014, 06:56 PM
Didn't Ciro say in a recent podcast that they're not doing a Turtles Forever 2?

Wildcat
04-12-2014, 12:23 AM
Lets have Turtles Infinity. Every incarnation meets each other no matter how obscure, including Next Mutation and those superhero style japanese turtles but wait til after this year so the new live action turtles can be included too.

Im justing joking but that would be pretty awesome. Id watch it. :lol:

Seriously though as much as I like sequels and as much as I loved Turtles Forever I don't see a part 2 being very interesting. Its just adding in the Nick turtles. Shredder was already pretty powerful in that. What would the threat be? Wipe-out turtle prime again?

Konchadunga
04-12-2014, 01:06 AM
I'd prefer Turtles Forever redux. I think I find a new thing to hate about the actual movie every time I think about it, and it's continuity is so ass that a sequel hardly even makes sense.

Not only that, but the mentality that applied to TF wouldn't be very applicable here. The draw with that movie was that there were two radically different versions of the same franchise juxtaposed, and with the Nick show trying to be a middle ground, where would it fit? There are subtle differences between the Nick turtles and 4Kids turtles, and to make a joke out of that, they would need to play said subtleties up--and I oppose doing that.

victory_angel
04-12-2014, 02:52 AM
As much as I would like to see a Turtles Forever part Deux.

I don't think it would work to have all incarnations of the Awesome Foursome meeting up. We have the Nick Turtles seeing the 87 turtles. But the 87 Turtles haven't encountered their Nickelodeon Counterparts as of yet. I heard the actual encounter with the 87 TMNT is going to happen towards the last few eps of the season.

It would be awesome if they could at least have a reference to Turtles Forever, such as 87 Michelangelo commenting about experiencing Dajavu. I.E. Experiencing another version of themselves from another universe.


However if you have the Nick Turtles, 87 Turtles, and 2003 Turtles all meet up it might be interesting, but at the same time come across as too much.

The 87 Turtles are clownish and nonsensical. But that's largely because their show was more comedic.

The 2K3 version the turtles have their clownish moments, but majority of the time they do take things seriously.

The Nick Turtles have a blend of action and Comedy. Meaning they can be clownish, but they know when to be serious.

It might me easier to handle if the Nick Turtles are only dealing with one set of dopplegangers, so just the 2K3 guys or the 1987 Turtles, not both sets.

The villain would either have to just be Kraang or a villain made up just for that encounter. I mean I can see Nick Shredder teaming up with other version of himself from other worlds, but they would be too busy fighting with each other over who truly has the right to kill the Turtles.

bridgegrn
04-12-2014, 06:01 AM
There's no more crossovers. Ciro warned everyone not to get too excited and expect a whole big thing when the 80s turtles showed because it was just supposed to be a quick cameo but people did anyway lol. And I know that Rob said he recorded a line with Don and Raph interacting but that doesn't mean it's from a new episode. It could very well be a deleted scene from the episode that aired. There is no way Ciro and his crew would keep going back to the well like that and kill what was meant to be a fun little moment by repeating it. They are way too clever for that.

Longview01
04-12-2014, 06:41 AM
I don't feel the new Turtles has anywhere near the lvl of spark that the 2k3 Turtles did

Konchadunga
04-12-2014, 08:13 AM
There's no more crossovers. Ciro warned everyone not to get too excited and expect a whole big thing when the 80s turtles showed because it was just supposed to be a quick cameo but people did anyway lol. And I know that Rob said he recorded a line with Don and Raph interacting but that doesn't mean it's from a new episode. It could very well be a deleted scene from the episode that aired. There is no way Ciro and his crew would keep going back to the well like that and kill what was meant to be a fun little moment by repeating it. They are way too clever for that.

That's a flawed argument. A "fun little moment" is just that, but a longer crossover can do more; hence the only way to ruin it would be if such quick bits repeat or the crossover repeats. Besides, despite your claim, the show has definitely beaten some ideas into the ground, like Don's crush on April, Mikey's stupidity, the show-within-a-show jokes, etc.

BubblyShell22
04-12-2014, 10:00 AM
I have predicted that the Nick Turtles may see the 80's Turtles again based on the fact that Tiger Claw was swallowed by that worm and sent into the 80's Turtles' dimension. However, I don't think it'll be a full blow crossover as you think. I would think it would be a brief meet up, but this is just my prediction. I don't know if it'll happen or not, but you have to admit that this show does a good job of foreshadowing events, and this well could be one of those times. We'll just have to wait and see.

shredder orokusaki
04-12-2014, 12:23 PM
I can already tell you what will happen: There will be an episode where iwill travel to the 87 universe through Kraang portal to rescue Tiger claw. There i will meet with the 87 shredder and krang and we will team up to defeat the turtles(the 87 turtles). Then at the end of the episode i will come back to Nick universe with tiger claw. That what going to happen.

JTH
04-12-2014, 12:44 PM
i can already tell you what will happen: There will be an episode where iwill travel to the 87 universe through kraang portal to rescue tiger claw. There i will meet with the 87 shredder and krang and we will team up to defeat the turtles(the 87 turtles). Then at the end of the episode i will come back to nick universe with tiger claw. That what going to happen.
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Metalwolf
04-12-2014, 04:54 PM
I'd prefer Turtles Forever redux. I think I find a new thing to hate about the actual movie every time I think about it, and it's continuity is so ass that a sequel hardly even makes sense.

1000% agree, and I wish that movie would be struck from canon. I don't get the appeal for a sequel either, why retread on a movie that was basically an insulting take on the 80's show? The Manhattan Project's cameo did far more then Turtle's Forever ever could, including being respectful to the 80's show that it was 'spoofing.'

bridgegrn
04-12-2014, 05:31 PM
That's a flawed argument. A "fun little moment" is just that, but a longer crossover can do more; hence the only way to ruin it would be if such quick bits repeat or the crossover repeats. Besides, despite your claim, the show has definitely beaten some ideas into the ground, like Don's crush on April, Mikey's stupidity, the show-within-a-show jokes, etc.

A longer crossover does nothing for their main audience. It was a fun little moment for older fans and parents who have kids who enjoy the show. There is absolutely no reason beyond that for the show to keep going back to the 80s cartoon. They want the show to stand on it's own 2 feet. And the show relying on their own continuity and jokes is completely different than revisiting past incarnations of the characters just because. Nice try though.

bridgegrn
04-12-2014, 05:32 PM
Plus let's not forget that Ciro has already told everyone that was all the cameo was ever going to be.

Metalwolf
04-12-2014, 05:50 PM
Plus let's not forget that Ciro has already told everyone that was all the cameo was ever going to be.Yay!
That is the BEST news I've ever heard! I hope that is the last I ever see the 80s toon in this show :D

Ashwolf
04-12-2014, 08:55 PM
Plus let's not forget that Ciro has already told everyone that was all the cameo was ever going to be.

if that was all there was 2 that cameo, then y did ciro say that 80s raph would be talking 2 nick don?

NinjaPug
04-12-2014, 09:24 PM
if that was all there was 2 that cameo, then y did ciro say that 80s raph would be talking 2 nick don?

Things change, things get edited. Did Ciro say there were multiple cameos?

Konchadunga
04-12-2014, 11:09 PM
No, but he didn't say there wouldn't be, either. He said the upcoming crossover was short, not that it was unique, and courtesy of the same conversations, he is very aware many fans yearn for more.

NinjaPug
04-13-2014, 08:34 AM
So now we're basing things off the fact that Ciro didn't say there wouldn't be another cameo. It's not a cameo if the 80s Turtles keep showing up.

And speak for yourself - I don't yearn for another cameo.

bridgegrn
04-13-2014, 11:23 AM
if that was all there was 2 that cameo, then y did ciro say that 80s raph would be talking 2 nick don?
No, Rob said he recorded lines with Don and Raph talking. Just because they recorded it doesn't mean they are going to use it.

bridgegrn
04-13-2014, 11:31 AM
No, but he didn't say there wouldn't be, either. He said the upcoming crossover was short, not that it was unique, and courtesy of the same conversations, he is very aware many fans yearn for more.


He said the upcoming cameo before the episode was released! The episode wasn't out when he did that interview! And, he's also aware that the show needs to be it's own thing and stand on it's own 2 feet without stooping to extended cameos of versions of the characters from 20 years ago. And just because a bunch of fans would like to see more doesn't mean they are obligated to do it. The older fans aren't the main audience. And even then this show does a lot of nods and references for older fans without compromising the integrity of what they are trying to do now.

Leofan26
04-14-2014, 07:04 PM
Look, I'd just like to see the 2012 turtles meet the 2003 series turtles. Did they say this would be impossible?

ABrown
04-15-2014, 09:52 AM
Turtles Forever should've been riping on this series instead of the original cartoon. The Nick series is far cornier than the original cartoon was. Also, the mutant banana makes me think of the Nick series much more than it makes me think of the original cartoon.

Andrew NDB
04-15-2014, 11:43 AM
Look, I'd just like to see the 2012 turtles meet the 2003 series turtles. Did they say this would be impossible?

Even if Ciro wanted to, I don't think Nickelodeon has any interest in revisiting the 4Kids show whatsoever in the foreseeable future.

They do have a perma-hard on for the Fred Wolf show, which Mirage staffers remarked from the moment the sale took effect.

Galactus
04-15-2014, 12:55 PM
What canon of the Fred Wolf series was violated by Turtles Forever?

What continiuity of that was show was violated?

Even if Ciro wanted to, I don't think Nickelodeon has any interest in revisiting the 4Kids show whatsoever in the foreseeable future.

They do have a perma-hard on for the Fred Wolf show, which Mirage staffers remarked from the moment the sale took effect.

While very likely the case we've got one person on the creative end of things that at least claims not to hold in high esteem and it occurs to me that despite being light hearted it bares little resemblance to the Fred Wolf series.

TigerClaw
04-15-2014, 01:14 PM
What canon of the Fred Wolf series was violated by Turtles Forever?

What continiuity of that was show was violated?



While very likely the case we've got one person on the creative end of things that at least claims not to hold in high esteem and it occurs to me that despite being light hearted it bares little resemblance to the Fred Wolf series.
Except when they took a character like Irma, Who was from the Fred Wolf series. They could take some characters from the Fred Wolf series and do there own take on them

Whatswiththeheadbands?
04-15-2014, 01:18 PM
I would quite like the idea of a 'Turtles Forever 2'. I quite liked the first Turtles forever, so another one would have me interested.

Galactus
04-15-2014, 02:14 PM
Except when they took a character like Irma, Who was from the Fred Wolf series. They could take some characters from the Fred Wolf series and do there own take on them

I'd say Irma is probably the best example of the show incorporating Fred Wolf elements.

Most of the 87 show elements are pretty common things that crop up in fiction including the Mirage books but their names are nods to Fred Wolf show even if they have only a vague or in some cases zero resemblance to the Fred Wolf version.

That may change as we head deeper into season 2 but so far I wouldn't say the show is as Fred Wolf inspired as we all expected it to be.

sdp
04-17-2014, 11:48 PM
Even if Ciro wanted to, I don't think Nickelodeon has any interest in revisiting the 4Kids show whatsoever in the foreseeable future.

They do have a perma-hard on for the Fred Wolf show, which Mirage staffers remarked from the moment the sale took effect.

Well it's the reason the franchise is worth any money today. If not it'd be a cool indie comic some fans would enjoy. That's not the reason nick bought the show, they bought it for the original turtles-fad.

Leofan26
04-18-2014, 04:13 PM
Dang, I was really hoping the 2003 turtles would interact with 2012 turtles, it would have been so awesome. I thought the 2003 series was popular, no? :(

Huzzah
04-19-2014, 07:28 AM
Yes Nick cartoon is far cornier than Don Turtelli with feathers, or disguising the Turtle Van as an Ice Cream truck with only the back end covered, or the countless shrinking/growing episodes. So, I really wouldn't say it was less corny than the new toon. That being said, I appreciate the old cartoon, and loved it as a kid, but to say that the show was cornier than the modern toon, is a bit of a stretch.

victory_angel
04-19-2014, 03:24 PM
Having the 2012 Turtles meeting their 1987 counter parts would work as a small cameo not as a full length film. Because both versions are clownish, they also can be serious when it's important. But the two groups together wouldn't make for a film length formula.


The 2012 and 2003 Turtles Meeting up in a situation because their personalities all differ enough from their 2012 counter parts for them to be their own characters.

Refractive Reflections
04-27-2014, 02:08 AM
The last thing this show needs is a "Turtles Forever 2" when the Nick show still has to form its own identity and to stop using the OT as a "crutch" of nostalgia (its theme song derived version of the OT's theme song, the Kraang, Dimension X, Mutagen Man, Irma, Tragg, the Technodrome, etc.). It's saying something if a significant amount of people are looking forward more to seeing the OT elements or elements from other TMNT universes incorporated into the Nick show, rather than its own unique established characters (i.e. Rahzar, Fishface, Kurtzman, April's father) or sometimes its own plotlines (April's usefulness for the Kraang, and Shredder's plans... uh... what exactly are his plans now?:ohwell:]).

Plus there comes a point in storywriting where having more and more characters team up in some ultimate good vs. evil battle, isn't always better. The individuality gets lost in the episode because there are SO many characters, and it's cliche. The show needs to focus on its characters to make them more endearing to the audience rather than hyping up the next mutant, or including another TMNT universe element.

Turtles Forever should've been riping on this series instead of the original cartoon. The Nick series is far cornier than the original cartoon was. Also, the mutant banana makes me think of the Nick series much more than it makes me think of the original cartoon.

I know what you mean, with Nick having Ice Cream Kitty and Pizza Face... :lol: yeah. Let's not forget dumb Mikey slurping Ice Cream Kitty, meaning technically, he's eating the cat alive or the excessive Donnie crush on Nick April, over and over again. The OT had its corny situational humor (the torturing methods, disguises, weapons, and what was being stolen), but Nick is taking the cake in terms of corny characterization (which isn't a bad thing, it's just currently not at my taste).

tmntsnakeweed24
04-27-2014, 04:45 PM
yah they should make a turtle forever 2 but they should wait until the new movie out so they can add them in it too