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Will the whole public learn of the turtles?
The only humans who know of the turtles existence are April, her dad, Casey, Murakami-san & Kurtzman. AND Don Vizioso
Even though some of the people were afraid of them when the turtles rescued theme from the Kraang, will the people learn of the turtles' existence later? Cause I'm positive there'll be a mob chasing them and ridiculing them. But hopefully they'll accept them as their heroes. |
I hate how the show glazed over the mutants revealed thing. How the f*ck does Vizioso know so much about mutants? Let alone enough to make specific weapons to combat them.
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Yeah, nevermind that aliens from another dimension took over Manhattan to the point that it had to be shut down and barricaded. Not like the global economy has been tremendously effected by this and there aren't a bunch of Kraang Cults running around in terror and reverence, and scientists freaking out over where they came from and how they got to Earth.
One would think that at the very least the entire world knows about aliens. It doesn't matter that they're from another dimension at this point, just that they flat out exist. Mutants are one thing, since so far they only seem to be centered in Manhattan; the Kraang takeover was all over the news. |
The Turtle's for the most part, have been careful about being seen, but yes there are situations where they can't really avoid it.
Xever had told thugs on the street to be on the lookout for a group of giant turtles and sure enough, the Purple Dragons find them. Don Vizioso knows the Shredder has henchmutants under control. And there are numerous mutants who have been created during the various mutant spills that occurred over the course of the series. Vizioso has said he was wanting to make the city his. So in order to get people to be more receptive to having him around he's wanting to get rid of all mutants because they are not human or in the case of others no longer human and there for have no rights. So this is all part of a humans vs. Mutants plot...all they need is for the Turtles be caught leaving the scene of a situation in order for them to truly be declared a menace to the city and general public. |
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Also, I could see the show building up to a public reveal of mutants, given that the Turtles seem to be having even closer and closer calls with being exposed, and "Mutant Gangland" showing one faction preparing for a war. |
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Maybe the public will learn to accept the turtles. And that they're heroes and were the ones who saved them from the Kraang.
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Isn't there supposedly going to be a future story arc about the public learning about mutants' existence?
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Never I hope. Unless it's the series finale. That's like asking when is the whole world going to know that batman is Bruce Wayne.
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If I recall correctly, eventually in the Mirage comics, the Turtles did go public. |
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In the 1987 series they were revelaed to the world from the begining . But now the are cowards. They are afraid too much of me and my henchmen that why they are trying to hide! |
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regarding how they didnt really concern themselves that much about whether they were seen or not in the 80s is 1 of the biggest reasons i dont like that version |
The humans in the 87 show were largely sheep. They were generally aware of were okay with the Turtles, but then whenever someone...namely the plot says the Turtles are a threat to the city. The humans would say "Yeah, that's right. Let's get 'em."
In later TV versions of this series the Turtles mostly remain in the shadows and try to avoid being seen when possible. 2k3 series had some exceptions such as that Homeless community that Donatello befriended. Though there are those two guys who comment about the turtles being guys in costumes. And of course the other people they help such as the justice force. The 2k12 turtles also adhere to the "avoid being seen" mindset, but being teenagers they can be careless and some of the battles they face they can't completely avoid being seen by human eyes. |
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when there is a extremely important matter at hand (invasions/city under attack), if people are getting hurt or taken cause of the situation at hand, they kinda have to step out of the shadows briefly in order to protect said people before going back into the shadows |
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Though in the 87 series, the Turtles at times got in trouble when they were caught by the media leaving the scene of crime they didn't actually commit. So with Joan Grody and her "Grody to the Max" show. She could catch the Turtles leaving a situation and say they were behind it. Since Muckman brushed them off as a bunch of kids in costumes. Maybe one of the turtles is apprehended by the police and when they try to pull off the Turtles faces thinking it to be a mask, and then finds it's not a mask. It's a real face. Either that or Grody catches footage of one of the Turtles tucking into their shells and realizes no one in costume would physically be able to do that. |
To the question being asked, I don't know really. It's weird that the people of New York city don't seem to realise that stuff is happening in the city, one moment you see a giant turtle mech with four turtles walking around and no one seems to see it. It's as if the city's deserted.
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