Does Kronos remind anyone else of the riddler?

[turtlefanforever]

Season 9 of the original series episode 'split-second' introduces a new villain obsessed with clocks and time names Kronos or kranos not entirely sure cause they always say his name different each time, but I get a riddler-esch vibe from him. Anyone else feel the same way?

[Jester]

I'd argue Clock king...but OK.

[CyberCubed]

Fun fact: David Wise wrote The Clock King episode in B:TAS, and the Kronos episode in Season 9 heavily re-uses the same scenes with the trains colliding on the wrong tracks or the Turtles trapped in the bank vault.

[turtlefanforever]

Fun fact: David Wise wrote The Clock King episode in B:TAS, and the Kronos episode in Season 9 heavily re-uses the same scenes with the trains colliding on the wrong tracks or the Turtles trapped in the bank vault.

I just felt the way he acts and his silly jokes really had a riddler type feel to it ya know?

[VaughnMichael]

I just felt the way he acts and his silly jokes really had a riddler type feel to it ya know?
It was very Jim Carrey Riddler I agree, I've always thought that.:)

[cammy85]

Definitely a Clock King/Riddler feel. The best of the Dregg era episodes, and that's saying a lot. :) The fact that he found their lair and knew everything about them was cool too!!

[CyberCubed]

How did he find out that Splinter was Hamato Yoshi? That was never explained.

[turtlefanforever]

It was very Jim Carrey Riddler I agree, I've always thought that.:)

My thoughts exactly! Glad someone's with me. I really liked that episode too. Wanted to see more of him.

[Nameless]

i just like the fact that the reason he hates the turtles is because the turtles left him in a clock tower after catching him and he want insane and vowed revenge of them. i seem to remember thinking that this big parts of the episode reminded me of Die Hard: With a Vengeance. but ya it does have a riddler vibe as well.

[Xav]

I just felt the way he acts and his silly jokes really had a riddler type feel to it ya know?Well David Wise also wrote the Riddler's debut episode in B:TAS too.