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Saban The Next Mutation resurrection
With all the nostalgia going on and the 3rd wave of turtlemania how come Saban never tried to resurrect The Next Mutation? power rangers is still going strong. would have been a perfect time to a year or two ago.
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Because Saban doesn't have the rights to make more TMNT material? What's so hard to understand about that? Even if they did, Next Mutation wasn't as successful as Power Rangers, so there would be no point to it. By the way, I don't think Power Rangers is still going because of popularity, I think it has more to do with the fact that it's a glorified dub of Super Sentai.
As for a "turtlemania"? Let's face it, the Nick TMNT show was not popular enough to constitute another "turtlemania". There was a brief spike in interest when it first launched, but that's really all it was. |
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Oh my god, stop.
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This is one of the worst threads I've seen posted here in a while. There's no way a fully grown adult can't tell the difference between what companies own a franchise.
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Gosh, there are some rude responses in this thread. Maybe I'm missing something, but it really makes this place unpleasant.
No interest in Seeing Next Mutation revived even if the rights were all in order, however. |
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There are three main reasons why Saban has never tried this:
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Lol third wave of turtlemania
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Besides... while TMNT franchise may have it's goofy side, it presumably didn't take them long to figure out that their Power Rangers formula does not at all work for TMNT.
It's a guilty pleasure now as the terrible short lived thing it was, but trying to resurrect a series like that is just going to be history repeating itself. |
Instead of resurrecting the Next Mutation which wasn't well received by most TMNT fans, why not do a live action series with a look and feel similar to the 1990 movie? Let's try leaving all the cheesy cartoonish stuff behind and have a more serious take for once. Everyone says the Daredevil Netflix series is great. Maybe take some cues from that?
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Apologies if I spoke too soon.
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Despite doing well when it aired, it's not a very good show or a interesting universe for the most part. And it's on Netflix for those who want to watch it, plus TNM was re-released back in 2012-2013.
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I dunno, with better writing and less goofiness, the show could have been pretty good. I don’t think it was necessarily a bad fit to make a Turtles show in a Power Rangers vein, ie. a light-hearted, live-action kid’s show. They could have done a better job with it though.
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No, I'd say TNM is better off left in the past.
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I know this is a joke post, there isn't any reason to. TNM was never successful... so it wouldn't even be a study in, "How can we bring back a hit from 1997 for 2016 audiences?", it would be, "How can we take a series that failed immediately on launch in 1997, and bring it back in a way that doesn't in 2016?"
No one is going to throw any money at making that happen. No one. |
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I have not watched the show beyond the first two episodes, were there any loose threads or some untapped potential that would justify a revival? I'm not talking about wheter or not the show was popular/good enough to "deserve it" (popular opinion seems to imply otherwise), just if there was anything of worth that can come out of a revival.
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The only thing Next Mutation deserves is a chance to have some of its characters and plots mined for revamping in IDW and Nick cartoon.
Venus, Dragon Lord, Vam Mi, Bonesteel, and Andre are all pretty great--or COULD be great, if written appropriately and for a specific purpose. Yes, even Venus. |
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I never saw TNM when it was new, only watched it two or three years ago when it was available on demand via my cable. I had no idea who made it and I've never watched Power Rangers, my only familiarity with that one is through the commercials and yet with that alone I quickly picked up on it that TNM had to be made by the same people. So I would not agree they have nothing in common; it felt similar enough to be obvious who was behind it. They tried to give TMNT the same hokey style, sound effects, etc and it doesn't work for them. Quote:
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A TNM thread full of misconceptions? yup. Well let's get started with the clean up.
About the Power Rangers debate, both sides are technically right, it has the style of the Saban Toku shows it adapted and yet it's also different enough to be considered its own thing. The style is obviously similar since it's the same production but other than that they did try to do their own thing. Quote:
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But it did remind me of this funny skit: Spoiler:
(Note:Has some adult themes, but nothing NSFW. Just warning you.) |
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NOW ENJOY THESE FRED WOLF REFERENCES LIKE A REAL TMNT FAN WOULD!!!!!!! |
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y'all live some shallow unfulfilled lived. Keyword here is tried but you'll take any chance to harp on TNM and others cause it's the "cool" thing to do. Hope the acceptance of elderly men/women and prepubescent children on this board was worth it.
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I guess you'd like it better if the boom mic guy walked right through the set in every episode, or if the scripts were lifted wholesale from Buffy the Vampire Slayer? |
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Everyone knows that Daredevil could have been Super duper MEGA Critically acclaimed if they only had added cartoony Sproing and Ding-dong sound effects.
While TNM had goo ratings and was canceled due to budget issues and not the quality of the content, the show was pretty bad with it's childish humor, dead-eyed costumes and poor acting. I've seen the show twice and a half, it's not something that needs or deserves to be revived. Season two didn't happen, no April, no Casey and no Shredder resolution, but I don't mind. |
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