What would kind of TMNT show would you like to see after this one ends?
 

Assuming this cartoon isn't getting renewed for sixth season, it should end after summer next year. Regardless of wheter or not that happens, the show still isn't going to go on forever.

So what kind of show would you like to see replace it?

A more darker show like the 2003 one. Possibly a show based on IDW comics.

A live-action show based on the original comics in the manner of the Netflix-Marvel-series...

I dunno, mane. I want Mirage & IDW adaptions as direct-to-DVD animated features, but those aren't whole shows. Would love to see an actual anime treatment, produced in Japan. Slice of life with action episodes mixed in.

I think that'd be way easier to F up than make decent.

Yes, you're right, but I would like have a decent one... Dream big! :D

I think I would be satisfied already with a show, where the Turtles actually use their weapons... I always roll my eyes, if I see this fist punches with a katana/sai/whatever in the hand...

When they don't want to hurt somebody, then they should keep the weapons in the drawer...

I seriously hope they renew it, at least bring it to 11 seasons to beat the 1987 series' record
anyways I agree with the other people, an IDW based one. But only after the IDW series ends.

I hope the IDW comics are adapted to a cartoon someday.

I definitely wouldn't mind seeing the IDW TMNT comics made into an animated series with a style similar to Santolouco. I also wouldn't mind seeing a live action series as long as the costumes and production value was top notch.

What? "The Invasion" and "Annihilation Earth" (among others) don't fit the mold?

Myself, I'd actually like to see a Mutanimals spin-off--I like them--with Mutagen Man, Karai, and Old Hob (formerly known as Tiger Claw) added to the team.

An IDW-based show with less humor and goofiness, with a focus on serialized storytelling and tangible character development.

And hell, while I'm wishing on a star, I'll take a pony, too.

Basically this minus the humor less humor part, I feel a show that can be super funny yet really good plot and character wise would be ideal. I'd also like some occasional filler and some side stories that develop characters too.

Apropos: I wish an R-rated, black&white TMNT-live-action-arthouse-movie based on Zulli's "Soul's Winter" arc directed in the style of Terrence Malick (let's just hire A.J. Edwards as director) with a focus on nature, spirituality and environmental thoughts...

Would so like to see a series with 20s+ Turtles. Whether something new or a spin-off/update of what we currently have but they've been aged up and are more advanced in their skills and maturity. Splinter looks aged, we see Nick April and Casey as adults. Could be fun to see done after the current series wraps up, and aim it at an older audience. (To keep the young audience content, continue producing Half Shell specials now and then.)


Alternately... Due to decent fan art of the 2014 guys that is more flattering to their designs, if said art was inspiration for the art style I wouldn't be against a series of young adult Turtles based on them since they already come across as seeming older. And paired with better writing of course, aimed at teens and adults. Though I'm not sure I could see them being a Nick show, maybe put them on another Viacom channel.

As said above, an anime series with the turtles in their 20's would be fun. I can feel it already.

Uh, you don't want an animated show to have eleven seasons, most of the turn sour by being that long.

The DCU that began with Batman and ended with JLU being the honourable exception, of course.

Not sure IDW sounds awesome but not entirely based off of them kinda like 2k3 build off of it.

I would like a version that's a bit darker and embraces more of the adult elements, but still is okay for older kids. Since more and more adults are buying collectibles for TV shows and stuff, I think TMNT could still run on toy sales even if it's more dark. I'd want to see a live-action version with suits enhanced with a little CGI. I don't have Netflix but I think that's where it would thrive.
Maybe it could have a similar tone to IDW - fun but with a lot of interesting themes to explore.

IDW big budget adaptation. Release the arcs as direct to dvd movies and do the minis as well

I know I am a minority in this, but I wouldn 't want an idw based anything.
That comic line is so hollow to me, I can never unterstand how people really like it so much.
Good for them at least...but I would enjoy a Black and White Animated series based on mirage with real handdrawn animation and beautyful handcrafted look and feel...as unlikely as That is going to be happening however...