Triple-Mutations?
 

Do you think we'll see any triple-mutations on the show at any point? I'd love to see one for Rahzar, just to see how it would come out.

I don't think they'll go that far, but who knows.

Good question... Although could Rahzar take it, there isn't that much left of him in comparison after the second time. lol

Wouldn't it be hilarious if Rahzar did get triple mutated, and mutated into Tokka? The absurdity of that just makes me :lol:

Well, going based on what's happened so far, he'd end up a 12-foot tall dog skeleton covered in 3-foot spikes.

What if he was mutated to be part Tokka, part Rahzar? Then he'd be Tokka and Rahzar. :lol:

Possibly. :lol:

Oh man, how in the world would Mikey come up with that one? :tlol:

Later down the line when Playmates starts to run out of mutants to make into figures, maybe...

:lol: Meanwhile the toy company is dumb enough to put out a new figure all the kids are going to inevitably hurt themselves on. lol

I doubt that they will go that far, but if they did, they better mutate Rahzar again and actually make him threatening, not just for one episode and nerf him to the point where Mikey can casually slide and kick him off of a building.

Eww, could you imagine it too? He'd be almost completely skeletonized, although he'd still have his guts encased in leathery skin under his ribcage (so he still could be alive) but he'd barely have any hair or fur. He'd have a skull with no ears or skin on it, and you'd see his eyes partially sunken into his eye sockets. That what I imagine him like, looking as he does not but with less skin and far more bone showing. :lol:

Yeah, that was... disappointing. he even landed face first into a dumpster when he fell, with his butt sticking up in the air. I keep thinking he is being made to rely on acting more as a dumb feral mutant over his training, something that not even Tigerclaw does, even though he acts very catlike. I hope they rebuff him again or something, because I pretty much expect him now to either have too many goofy doggyisms, easily tricked, or easily be defeated. I hate seeing something that should be in nightmares getting reduced to that. :ohwell:

^ Exactly.

To me, it makes no sense how mutated squirrels are stronger than a super-mutant who has a background of studying and training ninjutsu for years. I have no problem with Rahzar being treated like a dog like he did when he was Dogpound as long as he can put up a fight, which he did for the most part when he blocked strikes from 3 turtles at the same time and threw them against a wall as shown in "Mikey Gets Shellacne".

That's going a little too far in my opinion.

I think what I'm trying to say is that he can be treated like a dog, but he has to show that he is still that highly intelligent and sadistic individual underneath. Tigerclaw is highly intelligent with a great deal of discipline and cunning, he feels like a warrior, which makes him intimidating. Rahzar acts too much like a dog and less like a feral monster. That is what I mean by doggyism.


I think how he acted in Acne was just about perfect, he acted feral while showing he could also be highly sadistic and intelligent while doing it. He acted the same way in Lonely Mutation, scaring the crap out of Baxter by snapping and growling at him and then later coolly commanding the Footbots to go get the retromutagen so he could use it on himself. That would have put him on par with Tigerclaw if it was kept that way throughout, making him feel like he was still that evil sociopath Bradford but with a new mutation that made him even more dangerous.