Anyone else hate the new Hun?

[Blackeyedsonic]

Well just wondering I don't like the nick show that much honestly but when I heard Hun was gonna be on it I was kinda willing to give it another chance but to me he's just a big let down so how do you guys feel?

[Autbot_Benz]

I like the new hun he is like Bruce Lee. better than that lumbering oaf in the 2003 show.

[Candy Kappa]

No. Nick Hun is amazing.

It's freaking Bruce Lee with Dragon tattos. The animators nailed it all, his attitude, the movements, it's just fantastic, a bit lazy? Sure, but I the end. Hun is Bruce freaking Lee.

[Blackeyedsonic]

I like the new hun he is like Bruce Lee. better than that lumbering oaf in the 2003 show.

That's just it he seems to much like a "Michel law" or "lu kang"*
I guess I've seen it to much in to many things


*not sure i spelled that right

[Cure]

No. Nick Hun is amazing.

It's freaking Bruce Lee with Dragon tattos. The animators nailed it all, his attitude, the movements, it's just fantastic, a bit lazy? Sure, but I the end. Hun is Bruce freaking Lee.

Yeah, I'm with you, homie.

[TurtleTitan97]

Considering the fact that he's based on Bruce Lee? Not at all.

[Blackeyedsonic]

No. Nick Hun is amazing.

It's freaking Bruce Lee with Dragon tattos. The animators nailed it all, his attitude, the movements, it's just fantastic, a bit lazy? Sure, but I the end. Hun is Bruce freaking Lee.

Maybe I just see Bruce lee as the bad guy a bit of a insult to his legacy eh to each their own

[Candy Kappa]

Maybe I just see Bruce lee as the bad guy a bit of a insult to his legacy eh to each their own

Why is that an insult?

Bruce Lee was an actor and played many parts, even as a villain.

[Shark_Blade]

No, Nick Hun is hot as hell.

2k3 Hun looks like a buffoon. IDW Hun fares better due to his strong story and relationship with Casey.

[Blackeyedsonic]

Why is that an insult?

Bruce Lee was an actor and played many parts, even as a villain.

Well I could be wrong but I don't think he ever played a villain and of he has it's from something I haven't seen so forgive me if that's the case

It's goes against his philosophy and beliefs at lest if I interpit them right I don't know just something in the way it's done leaves a bad vibe for me

[Shark_Blade]

Well I could be wrong but I don't think he ever played a villain and of he has it's from something I haven't seen so forgive me if that's the case

It's goes against his philosophy and beliefs at lest if I interpit them right I don't know just something in the way it's done leaves a bad vibe for me

Lol what. So if an actor plays a villain, he's really evil to you?

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[TurtleTitan97]

It's goes against his philosophy and beliefs at lest if I interpit them right I don't know just something in the way it's done leaves a bad vibe for me

That doesn't make any sense. How would it go against his belief to play a villain in a movie if he ever was? The dude was an actor, did he ever say he would never play a villain in any film he worked on?

[Candy Kappa]

Well I could be wrong but I don't think he ever played a villain and of he has it's from something I haven't seen so forgive me if that's the case

It's goes against his philosophy and beliefs at lest if I interpit them right I don't know just something in the way it's done leaves a bad vibe for me

There's a big difference between a person's philosophical views and their job. He was an actor, he acted out characters.

And btw, he played a bad guy in Marlowe.

[MsMarvelDuckie]

I don't particularly care for this version of him. He's "fun" and different, sure, but just not what I was expecting to get. Kinda disappointed in "Hun Lee". Or Bruce Hun. Whatever you want to call him. He's just kinda- clichéd.

[Blackeyedsonic]

That doesn't make any sense. How would it go against his belief to play a villain in a movie if he ever was? The dude was an actor, did he ever say he would never play a villain in any film he worked on?

Well no but the movies he made wore about being a hero to his pepole he even said he thought that was important in some interviews

[Blackeyedsonic]

There's a big difference between a person's philosophical views and their job. He was an actor, he acted out characters.

And btw, he played a bad guy in Marlowe.

Really hmmm ill have to check that out some time

[Powder]

Honestly, & I don't say this just to seem like I'm out to troll your thread, the main reason I like the new Hun is because of the butthurt he has caused. :tlol:

I have never liked Hun, but I've always loved Bruce Lee, so naturally, I now like Hun. That's really what it comes down to.

[Ninturtle]

I haven't seen him enough to make a proper judgement. Although design wise I wish he was blonde it seems a bit odd seeing him with black hair but it doesn't bug me much.

[Blackeyedsonic]

Lol what. So if an actor plays a villain, he's really evil to you?

That's not what I'm saying and is Bruce lee doing this as a part? No of corse not its just his image being used not his acting skill so you missed the point

[IndigoErth]

Neutral at the moment, haven't really seen enough of him yet, but might make for an interesting character.

[TurtleTitan97]

Well no but the movies he made wore about being a hero to his pepole he even said he thought that was important in some interviews

So in other words, he has never said he would never play a villain because it goes against his "beliefs" like you said.

I rest my case.

[Blackeyedsonic]

So in other words, he has never said he would never play a villain because it goes against his "beliefs" like you said.

I rest my case.

Your case is invalid this is not a actor taking a part it's a mans likeness being used not the same thing at all

[TurtleTitan97]

Your case is invalid this is not a actor taking a part it's a mans likeness being used not the same thing at all

Yeah, and? They're just paying homage to the guy, there is literally NOTHING wrong with that.

[Candy Kappa]

Chuck Norris is also a bad guy in the Nick TMNT cartoon.


Bradford.

[GoldMutant]

I assume that because of other bulky characters such as Dogpound and Tiger Claw are a factor on making Hun more unique (I still like his old appearance though). Considering that Xever was seemingly based on Jim Kelly and Bradford was based on Chuck Norris, it seemed inevitable a Bruce Lee modeled character was set to appear. With each incarnation, it'll take sometime to adapt to another form of a character.

That being said, he's only appeared once and proved to be an interesting character, but I can't say I either hate or like him right now. I say I'd give Hun a few more appearances until I get an honest opinion on him.

[Blackeyedsonic]

Yeah, and? They're just paying homage to the guy, there is literally NOTHING wrong with that.

If it stops being a homage and steps into insulting his legacy it is and I don't see it as a homage to do this

[Powder]

Stop being a baby. It's a show about martial arts & it's making a nod to the grand daddy of martial arts-based entertainment. Period.

After all these years of him being parodied, having tribute paid to him, etc, there is far worse out there, concerning how is image is portrayed.

[TurtleTitan97]

If it stops being a homage and steps into insulting his legacy it is and I don't see it as a homage to do this

Insulting? You can't be serious. :trolleye:

You do realize, as Kappa pointed out, Bradford's human model is based on Chuck Norris right? Does that mean they were disrespecting him because he's a bad guy? Of course not.

No offense dude, but I seriously think you're getting mad over nothing. That's all I got to say.

[Blackeyedsonic]

Stop being a baby. It's a show about martial arts & it's making a nod to the grand daddy of martial arts-based entertainment. Period.

After all these years of him being parodied, having tribute paid to him, etc, there is far worse out there, concerning how is image is portrayed.

Sorry stopped caring what you said after the baby word if you had something good to say don't steep to cheap names

[Powder]

If you genuinely feel offended by my use of the word "baby", well, that kinda makes you one, doesn't it? Relax, kid, I don't mean you any disrespect.

My point stands. If you don't like it, fine, but don't kid yourself.

[Commenter 42]

Big lumbering blonde hun was annoying and boring.

Bruce Lee hun is exciting and cool. I'm really glad they did this.

[Blackeyedsonic]

Insulting? You can't be serious. :trolleye:

You do realize, as Kappa pointed out, Bradford's human model is based on Chuck Norris right? Does that mean they were disrespecting him because he's a bad guy? Of course not.

No offense dude, but I seriously think you're getting mad over nothing. That's all I got to say.

I saw that and well I respect you don't see it how I do I am just stateing what it makes me think of when I see it

About the chuck noris part I didn't see how they portrayed Bradford before the mutation honestly so I can't judge it

[CyberCubed]

I don't mind the character, but they should have just given him a new name and made him into a new character. Giving him the same name as an old character is like a slap in the face to fans of Hun because they're nothing alike.

[Candy Kappa]

The best part is, I can buy the future release of Figma Bruce Lee, and I have a Hun, my revoltech Turtles can fight. Aaw yeah.

[pennydreadful]

I've got zero problems with the new version of Hun; I think his design is really nifty - I love his tattoos, and it's a new take on the character... really not the big deal that some people are making of it.

Like Powder, I've grown even fonder of the guy because of the wailing and gnashing of teeth that it's caused. Talk about a non-issue. :tlol:

[Vicky82]

I like Hun, he's awesome.

[Powder]

The best part is, I can buy the future release of Figma Bruce Lee, and I have a Hun, my revoltech Turtles can fight. Aaw yeah.

Neat! I wonder if anyone will customize him for that specific purpose. Wouldn't be hard.

[Blackeyedsonic]

If you genuinely feel offended by my use of the word "baby", well, that kinda makes you one, doesn't it? Relax, kid, I don't mean you any disrespect.

My point stands. If you don't like it, fine, but don't kid yourself.

Make me one? No it just means I don't take chats that are veiled with petty insults is all

My point stands as well some my not agree with me some might but my view still stands on it but I always respect other views

[Lethal Lullaby]

Hmm..I don't think I ever thought Bradford was based off Chuck Norris, but if he is that's pretty neat. ;;^w^;;

As for the question of this thread: I don't hate the new Hun. I think he's pretty awesome. But I think that about a lot of the characters in this show. >u<

[Shark_Blade]

That's not what I'm saying and is Bruce lee doing this as a part? No of corse not its just his image being used not his acting skill so you missed the point

And to you if people portray him as a villain in other media, it's an insult to his legacy? Please.

[Allio]

The problem is that it doesn't feel like Hun. it's basically if you took a pre-existing mutant and drastically changed the appearance yet kept the name.

I mean, you could literally just call him something else and no one would ever notice.

He is pretty much just Hun in name only

[Shark_Blade]

It's a good change imo cause it brings new fans and also the ones who doesn't like the 2k3 Hun. :tcool:

Out with the old design that didn't work, in with the new.

[Blackeyedsonic]

And to you if people portray him as a villain in other media, it's an insult to his legacy? Please.

In a way yes exspeshaly with such bad tast

[Powder]

exspeshaly

& I thought I was having a bad day.

[Blackeyedsonic]

& I thought I was having a bad day.

Ill admit my spelling is not my strong suit no point in shying away from that

[Papenbrook]

As of right now, I don't like Hun's design. I think he should have been plus-sized instead. That way, there would be more active plus-sized characters.

[TurtleTitan97]

As of right now, I don't like Hun's design. I think he should have been plus-sized instead. That way, there would be more active plus-sized characters.

What the heck is a "plus-sized character"? :tconfuse:

[Cure]

What the heck is a "plus-sized character"? :tconfuse:

A fatty, man.

[Jester]

Nick Hun...discriminating against plus-sized villains.


This world we live in, man.

[TurtleTitan97]

A fatty, man.

Ahhh, that makes sense.

[pennydreadful]

The problem is that it doesn't feel like Hun. it's basically if you took a pre-existing mutant and drastically changed the appearance yet kept the name.

I mean, you could literally just call him something else and no one would ever notice.

He is pretty much just Hun in name only

He's a henchman of Shredder's and the leader of the Purple Dragons, just like 2k3 Hun. What character traits do people think are missing other than blonde hair?

As of right now, I don't like Hun's design. I think he should have been plus-sized instead. That way, there would be more active plus-sized characters.

http://i.imgur.com/mygBe.jpg

[Shark_Blade]

But 2k3 Hun is not fat at all...he's overly huge and bulky, kinda like a gorilla with muscles.

Fat people is like Pulverizer, or Burn Thompson. Reason I don't enjoy enjoy Steven Universe because most of them are "plus sized" characters.. :P I prefer my toons visually pleasing. Heck yeah, turtles with muscles and April ass!! :tlol:


Ahem, so back to Hun. Nope, no reason to hate him at all.

[CyberCubed]

Why do people complain about 4kids' Hun's size? IDW's Hun looks practically the same as his 4kids incarnation and nobody is complaining there.

Hun was more of a wrestler muscle-bound type with blonde hair. Making him into Bruce Lee makes no sense.

[turtle1237]

But 2k3 Hun is not fat at all...he's overly huge and bulky, kinda like a gorilla with muscles.

Fat people is like Pulverizer, or Burn Thompson. Reason I don't enjoy enjoy Steven Universe because most of them are "plus sized" characters.. :P I prefer my toons visually pleasing. Heck yeah, turtles with muscles and April ass!! :tlol:


Ahem, so back to Hun. Nope, no reason to hate him at all.

Now when you say Turtles with muscles and April ass, I not sure if you mean the new movie or the 1980's cartoon.

I really think the movie turtles were on the juice.

[turtle1237]

I like the new Hun myself, I don't see in making Lee Hun a villain is a insult to Bruce Lee himself, as said before, the guy was the villain in other movies(And a good one at that also)


Same goes for Chuck Norris. If they made a Arnie spoof villain, who was a hero in Conan, or a villain in the first T movie, I don't see it as a insult. I do loved the sun glasses, a great homage to Bruce Lee in that regard.

[Shark_Blade]

Well that's a rare sight of OT April.. :tlol:

[turtle1237]

Well that's a rare sight of OT April.. :tlol:

Yeah was getting though season 4, when the turtles took on that giant Ape, and notice your post about April, and during the scene, April was hung up on the pole by the Ape, for no other reason than to show off April.

I was sure you meant OT when you said muscles and ass.

I don't think the nick turtles are all that buff imo. Don is a tooth pick for crying out loud. The OT turtles were well build, but not to Arnie extremes. Than the new movie came out and some one really pump them up. They must of been taking roids and weights.

[GiveMeBackMyRaphXLeo]

i think he needs 2 put on more muscles but i don't hate him

[LeotheLateBloomer]

Your case is invalid this is not a actor taking a part it's a mans likeness being used not the same thing at all

I'd imagine you wouldn't like "The Batman" for the shows' awkward redesigns.

[senpai]

I like the new Hun. He's a freak.

http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/tmnt/images/4/4e/Tumblr_nlmux64e0I1u3dvtto1_500.gif/revision/latest?cb=20150322232119

[pennydreadful]

Yeah, definitely sensing a bit of foe-yay there, ifyaknowwhatImean. :P

[senpai]

Yeah, definitely sensing a bit of foe-yay there, ifyaknowwhatImean. :P

:-? *googles foe-yay* ... xD Oh yeahhhh! :rolling:

[Shiro Kame]

Here's my opinion, friend. I like both versions of Hun, I just wish they had this character an original one with a different name. It's just that...while I enjoy the new Hun, as he could improve the pathetic Purple Dragons and it does make sense that since he's in an Asian gang, he has a completely different physical appearance...It just ain't Hun.

Both Huns are very competant, and the first Hun is the basis for a majority of the works he appears in (even in the Mirage series!). He was also a very hard gang member to pin down in season 4 to the point that he won in just about every episode he was an antagonist in that season. It's just that when a character gets remade to the point that his original aspects are gone...it just doesn't feel right.

Due to the differences, I think of this Hun as a different character, just not "Hun". While he's cool and everything, he just isn't the same as the original I grew up with.

[Papenbrook]

A fatty, man.

Plus-sized people are not "fatties". They are healthy people.

[Powder]

Speaking as a fatty, I'm not terribly healthy. :tlol:

[Xav]

I find him to be completely ridiculous. I just can't take him seriously as a character.

[shuriken]

I find him to be completely ridiculous. I just can't take him seriously as a character.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Serious bussiness
I don't hate the new Hun, but I haven't seen enough to really judge.
I did enjoy 2k3 Hun quite a bit though, so finding out that Bruce Lee and Hun are one in the same just sort of trips me out.
Awaiting a villain that parodies JCVD...

[Shark_Blade]

I'm pretty sure the next villain will look like Jackie Chan.

All smiling and fun loving until he kills you in your sleep.

[shuriken]

they should have a A Mel Gibson parody that goes on rants about Mutants and has an epic Karl Marx Beard

[Warhorse]

I don't mind the character, but they should have just given him a new name and made him into a new character. Giving him the same name as an old character is like a slap in the face to fans of Hun because they're nothing alike.

Yeah, I kind of agree. Not the slap in the face, but with every other character in here that is a reincanation of previous characters (April, Casey, Irma, Karai, and heck, even Baxter has the same characterization down) But Hun, yeah, they should have kept the similar look of the 2k3 Hun, just update him some bit, or just create a whole new character like they did with Bradshaw, Xever and Tigerclaw.

Here's my opinion, friend. I like both versions of Hun, I just wish they had this character an original one with a different name. It's just that...while I enjoy the new Hun, as he could improve the pathetic Purple Dragons and it does make sense that since he's in an Asian gang, he has a completely different physical appearance...It just ain't Hun.

Both Huns are very competant, and the first Hun is the basis for a majority of the works he appears in (even in the Mirage series!). He was also a very hard gang member to pin down in season 4 to the point that he won in just about every episode he was an antagonist in that season. It's just that when a character gets remade to the point that his original aspects are gone...it just doesn't feel right.

Due to the differences, I think of this Hun as a different character, just not "Hun". While he's cool and everything, he just isn't the same as the original I grew up with.

Agree. I like the character, but, he is not "THE" Hun character for me, he is someone completely new with the same name. But, I'm not surprised by this, there seems to be some sort of dislike of the 2k3 show from the current creators, so anything that they take from that show, they tend to mock. I shudder what they will do with Bishop if he comes back.

[ImmaAxolotl]

I don't particularly care for this version of him. He's "fun" and different, sure, but just not what I was expecting to get. Kinda disappointed in "Hun Lee". Or Bruce Hun. Whatever you want to call him. He's just kinda- clichéd.

I agree. How many Bruce Lee-lookalikes have we had in the film/cartoon industry? ...I actually don't know, but it feels like a lot. I miss Huns massive voice and his intimidating presence. Sure, he was clunky in the past, but do you really expect someone his size to be agile?

[Luckyday]

Here's my opinion, friend. I like both versions of Hun, I just wish they had this character an original one with a different name. It's just that...while I enjoy the new Hun, as he could improve the pathetic Purple Dragons and it does make sense that since he's in an Asian gang, he has a completely different physical appearance...It just ain't Hun.

Both Huns are very competant, and the first Hun is the basis for a majority of the works he appears in (even in the Mirage series!). He was also a very hard gang member to pin down in season 4 to the point that he won in just about every episode he was an antagonist in that season. It's just that when a character gets remade to the point that his original aspects are gone...it just doesn't feel right.

Due to the differences, I think of this Hun as a different character, just not "Hun". While he's cool and everything, he just isn't the same as the original I grew up with.

I feel the same way with my initial reaction.

I really like this shows take of revamping some of it's characters like Bebop and Rocksteady but with this Hun, that isn't a slight connection to the previous Hun and that bothered me a bit. Although with that being said IDW's Hun is really different in comparison with the 2k3's Hun in terms of personality. 2k3's Hun had shades of a gentleman of war. He was the muscle but he spoke very eloquently despite being a thug. IDW's Hun was nothing but rough edges however his relationship with Casey was the thing that made him interesting as a character. As of now, this Hun is really nothing but a slight obstacle rather then a rival and just a reference to Bruce Lee. I feel there should be something more to him then that.

Still I want try to reserve my full opinion until I see him in more episodes.

[mrjafunk]

I rolled my eyes when Nick presented the new Hun. Horrible.. This "Bruce Lee" figure should be an entirely new character.

Ps. I hate what Nick has done with Bebop. Rocksteady is okay, I guess. But Nick has found a way to make bebop more ridiculous that the OT. Bebop an Rocksteady are nearly perfect in the IDW comic.

[Kite]

It's only been one episode but I'm not impressed. The rest of the Purple Dragons are weird, so I guess he fits in... He'll never replace 2003 Hun though.

[Jephael]

I'm a little on the fence with Nick Hun. We don't know a whole lot about him yet. Maybe they'll give him some history that links him with Casey that the two aren't aware of, though wishful thinking can only take one so far.

What the heck is a "plus-sized character"? :tconfuse:
A fatty, man.

http://img299.imageshack.us/img299/6004/rotflmao.jpg#ROTFLMAO%20382x277

I gotta admit, that was pretty good!

[neatoman]

I'm a little on the fence with Nick Hun. We don't know a whole lot about him yet. Maybe they'll give him some history that links him with Casey that the two aren't aware of, though wishful thinking can only take one so far.


Considering that Hun just calls Casey "Hockey Boy", I doubt they have any history.

Personally I don't have much problem with Nick Hun yet. He seemed more or less written like the old 4Kids Hun and even he has no history with Casey, they always make history starting now, ain't too late "burn down dad's store" yet right?

The Bruce Lee thing is a little distracting considering how memorable the "Extremely muscular man with dragon tattoo and scars" design is, but if April can be a psychic teenager, Karai be a snake, Rat King be the Grim Reaper, Traag/Granitor be giants, Rahzar be a Skeleton, Bebop be a Tron-cyborg, Rocksteady be a Soviet stereotype, Shredder be a burn victim, Splinter be tall etc. Then yeah fine, I may prefer bulky Hun, but Hun being an evil Bruce Lee ain't exactly the only major revision to a character this show makes in terms of design.

[cloud]

Maybe I just see Bruce lee as the bad guy a bit of a insult to his legacy eh to each their own

I agree with you bro. I find it some what insulting and lack of creativity.
I just think it's a poor imitation of Bruce Lee. I don't mind Bruce Lee playing a bad guy part. I'm not sure if he even did play any villain roles during his careers. Nick's Hun just feels like a cheap knock off Bruce Lee.

[Mugic]

Eh, i don't mind him but i do believe that at one point in development he was a different character who the creators renamed Hun in order to please people who complained about the lack of 2k3 references in the show.

Agree. I like the character, but, he is not "THE" Hun character for me, he is someone completely new with the same name. But, I'm not surprised by this, there seems to be some sort of dislike of the 2k3 show from the current creators, so anything that they take from that show, they tend to mock. I shudder what they will do with Bishop if he comes back.Really? I mean there's no denying the favoritism to the FW cartoon that the creators have, but have they really done anything to indicate that they hold some sort of dislike or prejudice against the 2K3 series aside from using Hun as a name only reference?

[Garfield]

I like the character. Wish he was called something else. I get a little cheesed out by the throw back for the sake of a throw back. This character is good enough to have his own name, He doesn't need to be called "Hun" when he looks and acts nothing like the ones before him.

[LeotheLateBloomer]

My preference is the 2k3 Hun but it is the only version of the character that I am familiar with. I've read neither the Mirage Tales of the TMNT comic nor the IDW issues with his inclusions. As for this version, I do get where people are getting at with him being radically different from his counterparts but this show has been known for redesigning established characters which is why I often compare it to "The Batman". Like this series, The Batman takes elements from other incarnations of the property and often either changes aspects or redesigns characters to fit their own vision (I really like their version of Cat Woman and Killer Croc). For me, I'm just glad a 2003 character is even represented in this show. The only things that could bother me about this version is how much they tone him down, they change him into a mutant, or how less they use this character. Then again for the latter, the Purple Dragons usually don't get a lot of screen time.

[Sabacooza]

I don't hate their take on Hun but I do think he's way too much like Bruce Lee. Not only does he look and sound like him, he also acts like him. They could've changed him up a bit so that it's not so obvious. Not much thought went into designing this character it seems. All they did was slap tattoos on Bruce Lee and called him Hun.

[Luckyday]

I wonder if he would been better if they wrote Hun as either Bradford martial art celebrity type of character or maybe writing him as high school transfer student that pretends to act like this straight A's highly academic goodie two shoes but Casey is the only one that knows that real Hun. However because Casey is seen as delinquent by the other teachers except his hockey coach, no one really believes him about the real Hun, which gives Hun pleasure in **** with him constantly.

That dynamic would have been more interesting with Casey and he would seem more of a rival to me rather then just a physical obstacle. :lol:

[ImmaAxolotl]

I wonder if he would been better if they wrote Hun as either Bradford martial art celebrity type of character or maybe writing him as high school transfer student that pretends to act like this straight A's highly academic goodie two shoes but Casey is the only one that knows that real Hun. However because Casey is seen as delinquent by the other teachers except his hockey coach, no one really believes him about the real Hun, which gives Hun pleasure in **** with him constantly.

That dynamic would have been more interesting with Casey and he would seem more of a rival to me rather then just a physical obstacle. :lol:

That would've been pretty dang cool!

[Luckyday]

^ Thanks. I don't really mind the design so much as long they going to do something really interesting with him to bring new life to the show.

I mean we have Tiger Claw for nearly a full season, and there is really nothing about him other then being a cool new bad guy to fight the turtles along wiith very sparse character moments like him commenting on Shredder's decisions. He doesn't really shake things up.

A good character to me is someone that will get you hype in anticipation for them to appear on screen, especially interacting with other different characters like Splinter and Leatherhead in that season 2 final.

Sometimes their presence is needed to help round out the other character, which is the impression that I get when Leatherhead was talking to Slash, whenever Casey and April are together in certain scenes to reflect April's state of mind.

Casey could have really use a rival.

[Haalix]

I don't hate him, I'm just not impressed so far. Yet I hope

[neatoman]

I don't hate him, I'm just not impressed so far. Yet I hope

That reminds, Shredder did say something about "Success should be rewarded, as failure is to be punished". If his idea of "reward" is at all connected to his idea of "punishment", we might see something like this:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-UnubStRAhsg/UjED95WUPDI/AAAAAAAALII/CBWHtHq6Iso/s1600/hun2.jpg

[tylerdavies]

I don't hate the new Hun is a Bruce Lee knock-off but I wish they could have done something to make his design unique. So why not be a little bit faithful to the 4kids design and give him blonde hair. It sounds ridiculous but I can somewhat understand what Cybercubed means about him having no slight resemblance to the original design. At least his blonde hair would make him stand out from his dark-haired purple dragon members and give him some unique flare.

I hope they give him a meaningful rivalry with Casey instead of making it a machoness contest.

[ssjup81]

I neither like nor dislike him. He hasn't been around enough for me to fairly judge him, but I do feel that it makes sense for the leader of a Chinese gang to be, well...Chinese. Agile and small as well as a martial artist. I personally don't care for bulky characters in a martial arts show.

[Nasubionna]

I like him well enough considering how little we've seen of him so far. I'll reserve stronger judgement until we get to know him a little better. I like his Bruce Lee design, etc. We'll see how long he stays human! ;)

[ImmaAxolotl]

That reminds, Shredder did say something about "Success should be rewarded, as failure is to be punished". If his idea of "reward" is at all connected to his idea of "punishment", we might see something like this:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-UnubStRAhsg/UjED95WUPDI/AAAAAAAALII/CBWHtHq6Iso/s1600/hun2.jpg

Gaaahhh! You just reminded me of how much I want to read the comics! I want to read them so bad!

[ssjup81]

I like him well enough considering how little we've seen of him so far. I'll reserve stronger judgement until we get to know him a little better. I like his Bruce Lee design, etc. We'll see how long he stays human! ;)The potential of him being mutated didn't even come to mind. Maybe if they mutate him into a Panda, they'll spoof Kung Fu Panda. ^^;

[Victorsaurus]

ATM I don't like him because I got used to the 2003 version, but maybe my opinion will change with future episodes.

[neatoman]

Gaaahhh! You just reminded me of how much I want to read the comics! I want to read them so bad!

So why don't you?

[Andrew NDB]

Considering the fact that he's based on Bruce Lee? Not at all.

Oh. So completely creatively bankruptedly ripping off an actual person for an already established character with a specific characterization is a good thing? Um...

Note, I haven't quite gotten into season 3 just yet so I can't judge. And I guess I chuckled at the Chuck Norris knockoff that was Bradley/Dogpound/Rahzar.

[AnarkyLantern]

The only thing that's off about it for me is how it was done in 2k. It was done in the YugiOh manga and toei series (the one that wasn't dubbed). And one of the zombies on Shaman King was based off Bruce Lee too.

[TurtleTitan97]

Oh. So completely creatively bankruptedly ripping off an actual person for an already established character with a specific characterization is a good thing? Um...


I really don't see it as "ripping him off". It's more like paying tribute, imo.

[ImmaAxolotl]

So why don't you?

One word: money. I don't have enough to buy the comics. :tsad:

[neatoman]

One word: money. I don't have enough to buy the comics. :tsad:

Then why not do it through scans? It's not legal, I'm not going to link anything or even tell you how to do it since it's discouraged, but you can do it if you really want to read these comics.

[Panda_Kahn_fan]

I love the new Hun. Also, has everyone forgotten the Bruce Lee expy that showed up in that Mirage comics story, helping the turtles save a Chinese restaurant from a gang of thugs?

[CaliperCat]

I don't dislike Hun as a character or anything like that. I actually kind of like his personality. The thing that does bug me about him is the way that he moves. For some reason it just looks so... Unnatural. It's more when he's just walking than anything else, and I can't really describe what seems off about it other than to see he just seems weirdly... Bendy. Maybe I can put my finger on it more if he shows up again.

[Coola Yagami]

Totally diggin the new Hun. If you want the big lug, go watch 2K3.

[BubblyShell22]

I love the new Hun. He's a great martial artist and gives the Turtles and Casey a run for their money, so I say keep him. He's perfect for this show.

[CyberCubed]

I don't mind the new character, but I don't see him as Hun, just a new Purple Dragon member with a Bruce Lee fetish.

Maybe later on we can see the original blonde brutish Hun show up and say, "I am the New York Hun, you are the Chinese Hun" and leave it there.

[Jephael]

I don't mind the new character, but I don't see him as Hun, just a new Purple Dragon member with a Bruce Lee fetish.

Maybe later on we can see the original blonde brutish Hun show up and say, "I am the New York Hun, you are the Chinese Hun" and leave it there.

Don't hold your breath. We're probably more likely to see a real human Irma.

[Shark_Blade]

It doesn't even make sense to make 2 Huns. Like OMG what if I hate 2012 Karai, now I want 2k3 Karai to appear in the show and replace her? Just silly. :roll:

[TurtleTitan97]

Maybe later on we can see the original blonde brutish Hun show up and say, "I am the New York Hun, you are the Chinese Hun" and leave it there.

Oh brother. It's "The one, true Kraang" debate all over again... :trolleye:

[pennydreadful]

Hey, it could be worse - he could be complaining about Hun's nostrils. :tlol:

[Coola Yagami]

It doesn't even make sense to make 2 Huns. Like OMG what if I hate 2012 Karai, now I want 2k3 Karai to appear in the show and replace her? Just silly. :roll:

I agree. Might as well have the real Rahzar show up and tear Bradford to shreds.

[Warhorse]

I agree. Might as well have the real Rahzar show up and tear Bradford to shreds.

Well now, can't totally blame Cube for this train of thought, because the show has already hinted at there being two Aprils, Donnies, Leo's, Mikeys and Raphs. Actually, with April, there are multiples of her!:lol: