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April Wasn't Originally a Human but a Kraang
In season 2 finale, the kraang were able to perfected the mutagen and turning normal earth creatures into the complete 100% versions of dimension X. They didn't just want things to be mutants with splice kraang dna (I had assumed in the past that all mutants were gene splicing animals) , but they didn't stop there. They wanted 100% of the real thing so if the assumption is correct then April was originally a kraang then mutant into being 100% human. If all of this true then it would be theoretically possible to turn the turtles into 100% human cause their mutation is only somewhat at a halfway point.
It would explain how she was able to live among humans without setting off the alarms like having a inhuman blood type and etc. |
So how was she grown in her mother's stomach?
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I doubt April is a Kraang. The wording is wrong anyway, isn't it? Both of her parents are human, they just experimented on her mother while pregnant. She has extra genes or whatever. That doesn't make her a mutant really, does it?
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She could have been probe with a kraang and mutant it while it was inside.
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Things that are mutated in Earth's dimension are always stuck in between but with April they were able to figure a way to complete the transformation. Why? April is a reverse engineered Kraang that was mutated to be 100% human in every way. |
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Irma is 100% Kraang too!
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I mean if you really think about it, their goal is to terraform the planet. It wouldn't make sense if everything was a hybrid. Worst case scenario, everything would die instantly like real hybrids that came from two very different species. So which one would you invest in? A creature that is half way there or someone that has completed her transformation and can be use as a template to reverse engineered it? |
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Kirby O'Neal is not the one known as the father of the one called April O'Neal. |
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If were talking about injecting Kraang's semen directly up through the vagina into her mother's womb, then I can see that happening too.
The normal way is too much octopus hentai for the imagination anyway. |
I was thinking more about DNA extraction (think blood withdrawal or even hair extraction since that also has DNA) versus what you mentioned. People could be cloned from either of those two. *At least it works that way in cartoons and other fictitious shows*
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You mean the Kraang semen and April's mom ovum become one, and April was conceived. But then where would they attached the fetus if not in the mother's womb?
Still the same thing. |
They could have done some type of invitro fertilization taking Kraang semen and injecting it into April's mom's egg. That's why April's part Kraang.
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April could've been just any random baby kraang fetus, put the only genes in the human race that comply with the mutagen and work as it was intended to. It doesn't matter if the kraang was the father or how she was conceived. The point is that she was a kraang first that was then perfectly mutated with human dna (any kind of DNA would do, thank you very much) into a human fetus and born as a baby with both human genes of the human mother and human father. I mean hell, the reason why she showing signs now with all of the physic powers was because laws of our dimension are starting to effect and slowing unraveling on whatever that's keeping her 100% human! |
Funny thing is that same idea might have been used for The Turtle Terminator episode of OT TMNT except it was a robotic Irma instead of a robotic April.
Thanks for sharing that Old Man Winters. What issue was that from? |
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"April Android" in Fleetway's Teenage Mutant Hero Turtles Adventures #50! Gotta love those bizarre short stories! It is quite reminiscent of The Turtle Terminator. Don't know if it was a coincidence, but lots of 80s toons and comics recycled the old "robot impersonating a member of the inner circle" trope. (Personally, I'd love it if IDW put out a new book based on the OT along the same lines as some of these wacky one-shot UK comics.) |
So, now that S2E25/26 has aired, it seems that not only is April part Kraang, but it appears that humans as a whole have mutagen flowing in their blood as well. I wonder what Casey is going to think of this now?
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Pretty the same when he saw the kraangfied humans. he's going to think it's awesome.:roll:
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But, he was not too thrilled with the idea of his father and sister being Kraangitized or whatever he said. |
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The Fleetway comics were very ridiculous, but their rotation of illustrators were quite talented. And the colors looked great, way better than the usual Archie fare we got in the States. |
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Seems like all of my threads are getting derailed. :sweatdro:
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I just thought of something, what if Kraang become humans when doused with mutagen in our dimension? If so, there could be a possibility that Kirby was originally a Kraang who was mutated into a human.
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Love triangles... mutants... aliens....
I know where you're going, April. Spoiler:
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Also, I was really hoping for a prom episode before they left the city. Like the Kraang had infiltrated the student body and set it up where April would win Prom Queen, but the crown was really a control device and the corsages that all the students were wearing were mind control devices and they would attack the turtles, but when April freaks out she starts going all Carrie on them and.... ....ok, I warned you people I do this on threads. I WARNED YOU!!!! |
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After hearing Ciro's comments, I 100% think this is what's going to happen to her character. |
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