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Will We Get A Human Girl Crushing on one of the Turtles?
So, so far as we know, three of the Turtles have shown that they do find human females attractive. Donnie with his Apri crush, Leo with his Karai crush, and even Raphael has admitted that Karai is hot. Will we get a reverse scenario in the future when it's a female human that starts to crush on one of the Turtles?
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Ah yes, this is exactly what this show needs.
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Eh, if a non-human character like Donnie having a crush on someone like April (even if she isn't 100% human) was labeled weird or creepy to some, then I really can't see it being less weird or creepy if a human had a crush on what are non-human creatures.
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To be honest, I hope we won't get anymore characters thrown in just for the sake of romance. I like how they handle the Leo/Karai stuff, but I absolutely can't stand the Donnie/April/Casey triangle. They can do it right, but they can also mess this up.
So I'm leaning more towards no, I don't want any more female characters if they're only there for romance and have no other meaning to the plot, no matter if human or mutant. |
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To be honest, I doubt it. They already have the Leo/Karai, Donny/April thing going on. Besides, it would be way too weird, imo for a human to crush on a turtle...weirder than Leo or Donnie crushing on Karai and April.
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I would like to see that, especially if we get the real Irma and she is rescued by one of the turtles(Mikey maybe).
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We already do. It's called tumblr.
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The romance in this show is nothing more than fan service tease so.....hell no.
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I certainly hope not. Sounds like those bad Turtle X Human fan fiction stories you read online. Ugh.:tdead:
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I don't think it's ever been said the Turtles are half-human in this iteration, though maybe I missed something, but kinda doubt it.
Being half-human would imply they have human DNA compared to being anthromorphic, which is basically mimicking or having human-like qualities on non-human creatures/things (being able to speak, having opposable thumbs, walking erect, etc.). |
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Think of it this way: Would not having this make you enjoy the show any less? Because if having it in, negatively impacts people, but you insist on it, that is selfishness on your part, because you would enjoy it regardless, and only enjoy it more because of it, not less because of its absence. Increasing your enjoyment of something you were enjoying already, at the expense of someone else's enjoyment entirely, is incredibly selfish. Furthermore, I'm completely nonplussed that you accuse me "close-minded", you started the entire snafu by asking for opinions, and as soon as someone disagreed with you, you called them selfish. This is an utter logical fallacy. You asked for opinions. By very definition you are opening the possibility that someone doesn't feel the same way as you. And to complete the trifecta, I'm on the fence about this and am mostly playing the devil's advocate. I didn't expect you to take it so personal. It's a damn cartoon. Chill out. |
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I could care less. The turtles aren't really turtles anymore anyway in the literal sense. Turtles don't talk and fight martial arts. They're basically green humans with shells now. And they're a lot less monstrous looking than Rahzar and Fishface. Plus they're the likeable good guys. Only natural some girls falls for them based on heroics alone. Like any other hero series.
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On the half-human debate, reminded me of something...
Ya ever see on the digital cable on-screen tv guide listings when scrolling ahead to future episodes that some sometimes don't yet have a description for the episode yet, just a generic TMNT description? Usually it seems to say roughly the same thing, though I caught an odd one with a different description recently, say...prob less than two weeks ago. It called them half-human, half-turtle. Not that that proves anything, and wasn't my point, but found it curious/interesting/gave me a giggle. Hmmmmm :) Personally I take them as being half or at least partially human and loosely related to Splinter in some round about way via his DNA. Beyond the looks, they're much more similar to humans than dissimilar. We're such a touchy species about this stuff though, it would be amusing if it wasn't sad. Same kind of attitudes have long ostracized real humans with various disorders. If TMNT were real I would hope humanity could at least come to accept beings like them as people, friends even, but we have a hard enough time accepting some of our own who don't look like the norm. As to the subject actually asked... Eh, I don't really have an issue with it. Awkward on this side of the screen yes, but in a fictional setting it's harmless. Fiction I believe has probably long been a safe place for humanity to explore various ideas - including the notion of what would happen were we not or no longer the only intelligent, talking, biped species and had others living alongside us and accepted as fellow people and citizens of our countries and cultures. I mean, that isn't out of the realm of possibly that that could have been the case on good old Earth. And then what. We've had such trouble with accepting interracial couples, now some are struggling to accept same sex couples... I can only imagine the horror of humanity if we were not alone in our societies and struggling to accept some human-??? pairs that connected in the process of our push for noble concepts such as an importance in loving someone's mind and inner beauty. Heaven help us if we were ever colonized by friendly aliens who were a bit too similar to us... Also I think maybe where fiction is concerned it's also a bit of a gender issue. Media has long been ok with having a non-human flirt with a pretty human woman/girl who then acts receptive to it, or at least tolerant, and may appear to flirt back if not the one who initiated it. And most don't take this as any issue, we hardly even notice it even. Other versions of this however rarely seems to happen. I'm not saying it should happen, but it's no less weird that we're ok with it on one dimension but switch up the players or the sequence of events and we're suddenly horrified over something fictional. |
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If the turtles ever met someone that were very similar to them physically, but mentally was so different that she/he would seem almost alien then they would start questioning their own "humanity". |
No thanks, don't need another love fest going on in the show messing up dramatic issues 8)
Bad enough with the Donnie / April / Casey mess. |
Fair enough points. Sadly in the process of mistaking other beings as mindless monsters I can only assume that we, given human history, would act exactly like that ourselves. Not all... but too many.
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The Turtles however, while anamorphic mutants that walk, talk, and act like humans, are still Turtles. Showing an actually human female character falling in love with one of them just seems....creepy honestly. |
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If Fiona remained human after the first movie and still married Shrek, your point may have been a bit more valid. |
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Leonardo and Radical via comics? And anyway, this is nothing like till death do you part, it's just a silly crush that could last like, 2 episodes. People are taking this waaaayyyyy too seriously. Either way, the TMNT are no longer turtles, they are now half human half turtle. You people are going to have to deal with that. It's not black or white anymore. Never was. |
I just think you're taking this too personally rather than this being treated seriously.
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Eh. I don't want any more love interests. Casey/Donnie/April is good enough for me.
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Good thing you're not in control of the show.
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I am not really against the idea but I don't have faith that they can be written well. It seems that their idea to write romances are base on romantic comedies and sitcoms. :ohwell:
If they don't know how to do it then don't it. |
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I think it's an interesting idea, but I don't feel like it will happen. Unless of course the writers decide to go the Apriltello route, but that's still up in the air.
I also don't think there's any problem with the idea that fictional characters, who are anthropomorphic animals, have a relationship of any kind with a human. We don't only like the turtles in this series because they're anthropomorphic turtles, but because of their personalities and sweet ninja skills. At least that's how I feel. Everyone is allowed to have there own opinion on the topic and as long as no one pushes their views onto me, I'm fine with them not agreeing with me. |
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