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which do you prefer
The original cartoon's Red Sky era or the live action Ninja Turtle show "The Next Mutation" ?
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I Voted The Red Sky seasons.
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Definintly Red Sky. I actually watched that. I couldn't stand Next Mutation even after 15 minutes of it.
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Wow. Considering how this place is, I can predict a very one-sided poll.
Red Sky for me. Traditional style, traditional villains, very enjoyable. |
Even when I was a little kid I didn't like Next Mutation. And I used to watch TMNT like religion back then. I had alot of the VHS tapes and I'd watch them everyday. Half of them barely work now...anyways I liked Red Sky better though I don't remember much from it since I watched the episodes before it more often.
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Absolutely Red Sky....NM completely sucked for me. And I agree with Krow about this probably be a very one sided poll as you can probably list on one hand the people who actually enjoyed NM...
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Red Sky without question, it made the last remaining seasons of the original toon darker and more action oriented, like it always should have been.
TMNT:NM just sucked, bad. |
I hate to say it, I totally stopped watching TMNT during Red Sky cause it was SO corny.
I can stand TNM more...well I can ignore the stupidity and just watch Raph. He's halfway tolerable on that. |
This is so bloody easy. Red Sky! Hell yes. I would rather watch that weird Korean TMNT live show over Ninja Turtles TNM!
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Those stupid transformation powers completely RUINED the last two TMNT seasons for me. As horrible as NM was, they at least didn't turn into Hulk rip-offs. So, I voted NM.
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Red Sky is more tolerable than The Next Mutation. I still don't holld much interest for either one but I'd rather watch some Red Sky just because at least there are some episodes worth watching.
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Well, I'll admit I forgot to take season 8 into account when I voted, but going by just seasons 9 and 10, I'd rather watch that ridiculous TMNT X-Mas special I saw for rent at this run-down fowl-smelling convenience store I used to live near than see the TMNT, plus some loser named "Carter" turn into ugly monsters everytime they fight.
Read X-E's take on that X-Mas special here. |
didn't care much for red sky that much. The first season of this arc (season eight) was pretty good but I hated the super mutations, Carter, Dregg, and no more Shredder, and the lose of character interaction and humour. It did have some nice action in it that I liked and some of the episodes I particualrly as well, but over all not my favorite out of the whole series. I much prefer season seven tone to the red sky.
But with that in mind Red Sky was hands down allot more tolerable than Next Mutation. NM really sucked and i hated the bandanna styles that they wore and over all the plot and devlopment of characters just stunk! The onlty things that I liked where Rapahel's motor bike and Michaelangelo's radio show...of and liked his weapon heck of a lot better than the f***ing grapling hook:x |
i voted red sky
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i dont even know wut the redsky season is, but i can tell you right now ihated next mutation, so i vote redsky
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I am prolly one of the few people who liked the Red Sky Seasons. I mean, of course I liked the original ones more, but I enjoyed these as well. A lot of people seem to dislike them. I see them as almost a nexus between the new and old versions, becuase it really is right in between.
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I wasn't watching anymore by the time it went to Red Sky, and then went to the Next Mutation (not because I didn't love them, but because I moved to the middle east in 1991).
So I don't exactly know what Red Sky is, but from what I've seen of the Next Mutation, they successfully mutilated our boys and made it a show that was unbearable. Man, even my tapes of the turtles in Arabic is more entertaining than the next mutation! |
The Red Sky seasons.
They were second only to the first season in terms of sheer aesthetic quality. Laterz. |
Red Sky:
Good:
TMNT:TNM: Good:
Still going with Red Sky. |
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