New Mutants You Want to See
 

If you could have any kind of new mutants in any future versions of TMNT, what would you want?

I myself would like a group of assassin mutants based on: Salamander, Frog, Snake, Scorpion, and Centipede.

which as you could guess mutants based on



What would be some types of mutants you would like to see?

mutant mix of lions and Mandrill baboons. The idea of lions with opposable thumbs plus with a face like this

http://algs4.cs.princeton.edu/11model/mandrill.jpg

Would be freaking terrifying.

an ally that is an armadillo. re do the street sharks and throw them in.

Street sharks! Let's get some Cowboys of Moo Mesa too! I think I'd like to see a rabbit, kind of like Usagi except as a villain.

I would like to see dogs, tigers or foxes. Wolves would be pretty cool as mutants too

Dogpound/Hotspot, Tigerclaw, Alopex/Ninjara, Rahzar. Where you been? :tlol:

Crabs. Just crabs.

I bet some mutant butterflies would be pretty! LOL, just kidding. Maybe.

What I'd really like to see would be a mutant cheetah or horse. We don't really have any really fast mutants. I could picture a horse mutant being something like the sidekick character 30-30 from Brave Star.

Jagwar is close enough, no?

How about a lion and a gorilla? :shredder:

Herman.

King Lionheart & Sgt. Bananas.

Are all you guys new to TMNT? :tlol:

Actually, I was making an OT funny.
The toys didn't come to my mind.

A group of 4 mutant turtles would be awesome.

hmm
 

wouldn't be opposed to a justice league type thing where there is evil versions of them from another dimension

Maybe not so much a new mutant but I want to see the concept of fossilized mutagen.

It's canon in most TMNT adaptations that mutagen remains in the body of mutants so what would happen if a mutant body becomes fossilized?

The answer is that you get a mutastone but this time there is no connection with the neutrinos unless you would want it to be.

How the mutastone would work would be base on how close the animal that has the mutastone is to the pervious fossilized mutant in genetic similarity.

And the reason why it can work is because we are already share part of our DNA with other animals.

There be different stones for different animals like Chelonian mutastone and aves mutastone. There would be even be missing links stones which be the key for some mutants to turn back while for some to be able to have children with different animals.

Forgot about him.

Yeah, but more "snapping" crabs would be cool. Like the ones you would see on the beach.

We already seen mutants of those, I would like to see Lions.

Mutants, mutants everywhere!

It's so hard to keep count of them all at this point.

Gotcha. I kept hearing OT Shredder barely containing pent up rage in Planet of The Turtleoids. "How about a lion and a gorilla." Playmates would give us a mole and a bull instead... Again. Speaking of the toys, I remember seeing a tun of Sergeant Bananas on pegs in the early 90's but never managed to find Lionheart. He probably would have been one of my favorites since I'm a cat person.

As for new mutants I'd like to see, the only thing I could come up with is an eel. Always liked the idea of a horse too. Guess I'm not the only one after all. Has there ever been a laughing hyena mutant in the comics? I'd like to see one of those.

No, not really. Jaguars and cheetahs are tow VERY different types of feline. No jaguar could run as fast as a cheetah, nor is a cheetah as large or strong physically. That's the point. We've had a jag and a tiger- but I'd LOVE to see the "Ferrari" of the feline world. A female cheetah speed-demon would be awesome. (Because goddess knows we don't have enough female mutants, anyway.)

Tiger Claw was awesome... Now I wanna see dragon mutant :)

I hope we will. I'd like to see that too.

Hothead.

You guys are seriously killing me.

:cool::thumbsup:

http://i912.photobucket.com/albums/a...yelephant2.jpg

Now THAT would be awesome!

But...They look the same. Jagwar looks like a male Cheetah.

Yeah, that was kinda my point. :trazz:

What about sometime that is a really weird combo like a jelly fish horse?

No, they don't. SUPERFICIALLY, perhaps, but only because of the coloration. For instance, Cheetahs have simple black spots, while Jags (and leopards) have black-blotched rosettes. (Incidentally, jaguars have additional spots inside the rosettes- leopards don't.) Cheetahs are also the ONLY feline without retractable claws. They also have a longer backbone, smaller, narrower head (with smaller canine teeth), longer tail-to-body ratio, lighter bone structure (built like track-runners vs jags built like wrestlers) and longer leg-to-body ratio as well. Also, jaguars and leopards also have the "melanistic" color mutation, which is more commonly known as the "black panther". Cheetahs don't have this. (Although there IS at least ONE "spotless" cheetah in existence, and they can be albino, as well....)

Jaguar body profiles- much easier to see the difference in a black one:

http://www.pluspets.net/wp-content/u.../05/jaguar.jpg

http://bigcatrescue.org/wp-content/u...twinedDay1.jpg

Pair of jags- one normal, one melanistic:

http://bigcatrescue.org/wp-content/u...twinedDay1.jpg

Here's a melanistic leopard that still shows the rosettes:

http://twistedsifter.files.wordpress...ic-big-cat.jpg

Size comparison- a jaguar going after a caiman- a cheetah could never do this- it's not strong enough:

http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/...12_964x634.jpg

A cheetah- notice the very long legs and tail, and the VERY lean shape and small head. These cats can almost literally turn on a dime- and give you five cents change! The pattern is also quite distinctive from the others:

http://images.nationalgeographic.com...93_600x450.jpg

Cheetahs in full run. Notice the slim, long profiles, the narrow heads, small ears, and how far the legs stretch? The one in "front" has it's back legs coming far in front of the front ones. Jags and leopards DON'T run like this- they are too compact and heavily built for that kind of full-out sprint. The cheetah is MADE for speed. The small spots, and "tear lines" on the faces are also very distinct here.

http://images7.alphacoders.com/350/350467.jpg


See what I mean? Fun fact- Jags are the third largest (and heaviest) cat on earth, behind tigers and lions. Cheetahs are a distant fifth. (Possibly tied with pumas, but pumas weigh more). Fun fact #2- cheetahs have been used as hunting animals by humans in Africa, the Middle East, and even in Europe, as far back as ancient Egypt. The reason? They are more docile and easier to tame than larger cats.



See above.....

Penguins.....Mother ****ing penguins. http://www.narutoforums.com/images/s...es2/omges1.png

1. Komodo Dragon
2. Frog (poison dart)
3. Salamander
4. Armadillo
5. Scorpion
6. Lion

An axolotl. I was messing around one time and I drew a kind of mutant, axolotl luchador character; then I gave it a stupid name. Hurtzolotl... get it? Huts-a-lot-l... har har har... anyway.

Axolotls, or Mexican walking fish are pretty rad in so far as they can regrow severed limbs, which would be a cool gimmicky power for a mutant to have. They also have these blubbery looking gill tendrils with bushy fronds coming out of their heads, which look pretty unique and interesting.

http://40.media.tumblr.com/f0943aec5...ro2_r1_500.jpg

They need to make this a thing.
This design is amazing. It would look great as a 3D model.

Isn't Mona Lisa kind of a Salamander? Even though she's a lizard, But she has webbed hands. Salamanders have webbed feet.

I like this concept, would you mind if I drew my own interpretation of the character?

I've always thought pangolins looked cool.

http://img.thezimbabwean.co.uk/640_356_pangolin.jpg

Haw about Pegasus mutant? We need something with hooves.

That would make an interesting mutant, Given it's body is armored.

Ooh! That thing looks badass.

Hells no, go for it.