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Ninja Turtle Kids?
How would you like a new cartoon where they're kids? Like Muppet Babies, Tom and Jerry Kids, Flintstone Kids and A Pup named Scooby Doo.
They wouldn't be babies, I just used Muppet Babies as an example of the different cartoons that have gotten the child-ization treatment. I think it could be really cool seeing them grow up and learn their skills. Humor could be similar to those other shows. Im not saying there would be a kid version of Shredder or April since that wouldn't add up with them coming out of hiding but obviously thered have to be some bending since it can't all take place in the sewer. Maybe they'd fight playground bullies. They could go out on Halloween and pretend they're trick or treaters. Hey this could even explain them having and knowing of modern conveniences like TV. |
I can't even stand Tom & Jerry Kids so if it's anything like that, kill it with fire.
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You hate Tom and Jerry Kids?! Why? It was like alot of cartoons from that era except with Tom and Jerry.
I mean its humor was still like you would expect. |
It almost happened but we got BTTS instead. Thank god. I would hate this.
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I would love to see a flashback or an episode like that. A whole series wouldn't offer a lot of stories. But does sound cute as hell.
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Aren't we getting Toddler turtles episodes this season? I believe 2k3 and OT also had this already.
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Tom and Jerry Kids look so cheap and the style just doesn't do it for me. I may vomit. |
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As for Tom and Jerry kids, I can understand if you prefer the originals but to say "kids" looked cheap and it makes you wanna vomit is really exaggerated. The animation was fine. It was on par with other cartoons of the time. How was it cheap? @powder, I don't remember ever hearing this idea. Is there info on it? |
While I think it's a cool area of the TMNT history to explore, I'd be happy if they just did a few episodes about it.
Would love if the Nick show did some kind of flashback episode to Splinter with the turtles as kids, when he first started teaching them and stuff. Maybe even have some kind of villain or problem that needs solving in the episode to give it a little more tension. I dig the 'muppet babies' concept though, but it would obviously have to be set in its own universe... you can't just do, say, a show about the Nick turtles as kids and have it be in continuity... why? Because they don't go up to the surface and discover other mutants and the kraang until S01E01 so it limits what the show can be about DRAMATICALLY. There are some creative ways around it I guess, but still, too limiting. At the end of the day though, even if they just had baby versions of snakeweed and leatherhead running around in the same show... while cute at first, it just makes no sense and feels weird :) Also, relevant: http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B0...1.LZZZZZZZ.jpg |
Ugh... Nononononono. Whenever the Kid-ified shows aired, it was time to change the channel.
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I liked All Grown Up. It was pretty good. Once it went full series growed was spelled correctly. |
I wondered if the "Half Shell Heroes" figures would have a show attached...
If they did a Turtles series like Super Hero Squad, I'd be for it. It's "for kids" without de-aging the cast. (And SHS had some jokes buried deep for adult fans, too.) |
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Oh thanks but that would have been with both adults and kids together...I meant just the kids going through childhood. No time travel or weirdness.
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I know, I can read. Just sayin', the focus would have still been on kid turtles. Close enough. Either way, I don't want turtle tots of any variety, not for a whole series, anyway.
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Just saw the Half Shell Hero toys. Didnt even know about them til now.
They're pretty cute. Gotta get me some. |
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Maybe like a mini series or something prob would not want more than that.
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Im just wondering, why arevso many against a show on turtle tots? If its not your thing, fine, then just dont watch it but why so against it when others might enjoy it?
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If it's something like the X-Babies, where the genre is parodied, then I wouldn't mind but I can barely stand the turtle tots so I can't say i'd watch it if it were played straight.
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I just can't see what they'd do without leaving the sewer. Maybe fight against mutated turds?
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Those kiddified toons appealed to a young 2-7 year old demographic that had no recognition of any other version. Muppet Babies is unique since that was targeted to the Sesame Street audience and never had an animated form in which they were standard Muppets, and even some grown-ups liked to watch the show with the children and even won some Emmys. But the others are only for little kids if they catch it before the parents say they don't recommend it. That's why Pup named Scooby Doo and Flinstones Kids were mostly watched by very young children back then, and as soon as those shows ended, it quickly became forgotten until the Web brought back the memories. That's why it works best as an episode or two for comedic effect (Incredible Shrinking Turtles). But the thing about this is that the Turtles mutated quickly into teenagers and spent their regular lifes as regular pet Turtles. Please, no kiddie series.
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IF it was OT based
An OT based mini series like this I would welcome. If its like Tinytoons. They are still themselves just little versions.
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I'd like some flashback episodes, but not a whole series.
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A whole series? No way! One or two flashback episodes would be okay but a whole series?
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well theres already the nick series
isnt the nickelodeon series suppose to be kiddy versions of the turtles? specifically nick mikey
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I think people are also forgetting Baby Loony Toons. Loony Toon's characters living in a house and having wacky imaginative adventures Ala Muppet baby style. But making it less imaginative then MB and more children's life lesson situations.
For example in one episode Sylvester eats a whole plateful of Chocolate Chip cookies that Granny had made. Knowing Granny will be mad at them about it, the baby Loony Toons all say a monster appeared and gobbled the cookies up. Granny doesn't buy it, but plays along and says she'll just have to make more since she didn't see the monster. The baby Loony Toon's create a monster costume so they could get more cookies. While Granny pretends that she doesn't see them and continually makes cookies. Eventually they all get tummy aches and admit they made the whole monster thing up. Personally I don't see anything like this happening with the Turtles. But there have been moments that could have been used as a good segue into flash backs in previous incarnations. For example Tales of Leo episode where Leo is practically beaten to the point where he's standing in front of deaths doggie door. And the Turtle's and Splinter all tell them moments where he had been there for them. Similar moments could have been in the Good Genes Arc where even though Donnie is fighting a loosing battle as his mind falls more and more into the feral mind of his beastial form. The other Turtles could have maybe told him memories where he had some importance as a means of trying to keep him with them. Or maybe a moment where maybe April or Casey come across a photo album and they pass the time looking at the photos with the turtles and Splinter mentioning memories that come across in the photos. or maybe when they loose the lair and they feel down or lost because of it, they have a memory session to remind them of moments where things appeared hopeless. But they were able to stay strong and see things through after all as long as they all had each other, they were home. Some flash back moments I would like to see are Name Origin. Weapons origin bro-moments Donnie as a genius. Looking more into Splinters relationship with Shredder and Teng Shen |
Yes there was also Baby Looney Tunes. I watched a few episodes but it wasn't as good as the others imo.
I was also going to include Tiny Toons because its really the same formula. Only difference is they made them separate characters with mentors. So it seems that, on this site at least, people really hated those kid-ified shows with the exception of Muppet Babies...and Tiny Toons Im guessing, Id hope. Well thats a shame. :ohwell: |
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The only show I enjoyed out of that bunch was A Pup Named Scooby - Doo and Muppet Babies ( Which makes no sense with the films but whatever! ) Depends I guess, none of these shows made sense so if done right, maybe???
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The examples of shows in that vain were Muppet Babies and Baby Loony Toons which had well loved characters being old enough to talk to but still young enough to be considered infants so somewhere between two and three. Tom and Jerry Kids was similar with having the same antics with normal Tom and Jerry except for the fact that Tom is a kitten not a cat, and Jerry is juvenile mouse. The rest of the cast had Spike and Droopy with their own personal mini-me's as their sons. Flintstone Kids and A Pup named Scooby Doo-This had the classic characters from these shows all in pre-teen forms of themselves. So between 2nd and 5th grade. While Tiny Toon Adventures had the classic Loony Toons as teachers, but the main cast were all teen-aged doppelgangers of the original Loony Toons to an extent. There was also a short lived show known as Yo Yogi! which had Yogi, Booboo, Cindy, Snagglepuss, Huckelberry hound, other HB characters as teenagers. But other characters such as Doggy Daddy, Adam Ant, and Hokey Wolf appear as normal Adults. |
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