Let's delve a little deeper...
 

So everyone knows what TMNT means to everyone. Things like they are AWESOME, they are funny, they are fun to watch (on tv) and fun to play (on games)...but let's go a little deeper here. What does the message of the TMNT mean to everyone behind the fancy fighting and comic language?

For me it's kinda like this:
I am the type of person who LOVES to help people out. I usually find myself doing this alot even if it means taking a minor hit myself. Nowadays everyone seems to find a problem with helping anyone and as bad as it sounds, to me, growing up with cartoons and shows like this really can make a lasting impact on people and can really show you how people should be. Not that everyone should go around fighting crime, but the drive and desire to help others in need is phenomenal. TMNT really reminds me of when I was growing up and people would naturally go out of their way to help someone out. To me, its kinda like a sign of hope that there is still nice people in this world who mean well and are always willing to help others out.

Ok so that's my take on it. So let's get some feedback and some other opinions. If you agree, say so, disagree say so, heck I dont even care about flaming it. If you feel this is completely STUPID, feel free to flame on it, but be mature about it. Everyone is entitled to his/her opinion, doesn't mean we all have to agree. I would LOVE to see other viewpoints on this subject!

I always admired there loyalty.

loyalty to one another , loyal enough to fight for what they believe in.

and loyal to Splinter over anything.

I like this answer as well, Loyalty is a HUGE necessity and they do exhibit it to the FULLEST extent

I guess a short way to say this would be something like:

Loyalty
Respect
Bravery
Responsibility
Humble
Fight for beliefs
Kindness

^what he said :)

Well,to a point they taught me about loyalty and honor...I was raised around all women, i lived in Los Angeles with my mom & sisters, and my dad lived in St Louis, then Indianapolis, so most of the year i didnt have a man in the house, so i thought my job was to protect my family