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New mutants in the sequel to replace Bebop & Rocksteady?
If there were new mutants to join Shredder in the sequel... besides Rocksteady & Bebop, what animal mutants would you all want to see?
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I think Shredder, Bebop & Rocksteady and Krang should be the only villains in TMNT 2, I think it's too soon, for him to go crazy mutating any and every living thing he can find.
But... TMNT 3.. Leatherhead, Slash and throw Rat king in there (even though he's not a mutant) |
they wont replace bebop and rocksteady... they did that with SOTO toka and razahr .... def wont pull that again...
the second should really work around baxter stockman and maybe mousers... maybe stockman creates bebop and rocksteady... then shredder returns and takes them under his wing..... something like that |
As much as I want Bebop and Rocksteady to be in sequels, I would also love for this guy to be in it. :)
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in all honesty i am more worried that the Addition of B&R will just clutter the movie even more and would only be our 2 mutants in look only and no character development if characters like Karai and Shredder get pushed to the wayside..who is the say these 2 wont either...and with the addition of Krang you have another villian to introduce and take up more screen time when you have so many characters you have to work with its hard to establish them all..this is why lackys work instead of actual villians |
Oh, I already have an idea all set up for what I want in the sequel, but I'm not sure if I should start a new thread or just reply here. Like I said in my intro, I can get PRETTY lengthy when you just let me go.
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My opnion is the same as ever, bring to me Bloodsucker...he just looks so awesome in the forest ranger get up
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Whichever henchmutants they choose, I hope they atleast nod to the others.
Like if shredder creates then intentionally by testing on animals with mutagen, have bebop and rocksteady, but show they testing on a fish, or a dog, maybe a turtle or even a tiger. Just a nod to them I think would be enjoyable |
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My question is, what's going to be believable enough. They already had to lean strongly toward 'human' for the Turtles in order to make them as realistically believable as possible in their view. If we're going with new characters that are more animal-like than the Turtles, can they pull it off right to stay at least on the edge of believability, even with suspension required. And then there is the assumption of what needs to be in the design in order to speak. Though I guess they don't necessarily have to speak.
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My view..... Mutants are used heavily in Nick but I think there would be a danger of a movie skewing towards a significantly younger audience with mutant villains, because the film-makers might be tempted to play it safe by making them funny / laughable in some way. Personally, I'm firmly in the camp of wishing for a movie for adults and we are as close as we've ever been to getting that. The danger of mutant villains would be that the film would suffer the 2007 effect - an undefined audience. In my opinion Tokka and Razah reduced the plausibility of SOTO (such a delicate line in a film about mutant ninja turtles!) . My view: explore mutants in the Nick series but ground the films in some sort if reality to capture a wider audience. |
It's about time Bebop and Rocksteady made an appearance in a movie. I hope they get their time.
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No, I think its time for Bebop and Rocksteady. Let’s be honest, they should have made their debut in SOTO. It’s been long overdue.
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If the audience can accept mutant turtles, then they can accept all the other mutants.
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All the more reason for a reboot. We need to see bebop and rocksteady done right. Keep them the hell away from this mess.
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I don't want to see Bebop and Rocksteady because I never cared about those characters.
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