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Who's the better ally and the better villain?
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When it comes to Slash, Leatherhead and even Wingnut, both have had different allegiances over the years. At one point they are the most dangerous "non-human" threat the Turtles have faced; and at another they are the best of allies (heck, all three have been members of the "Mighty Mutanimals" at some point).
So I ask you... if you had to pick, who is better an ally and who is better a villain? (You can chose all if ya want) |
Obviously it depends on the context of the series. I don't know Wingnut well enough as I haven't read many of the comics.
Otherwise, Leatherhead I feel is better to be ambiguous. We don't see him fully neutral, only time was IDW until he's revealed a bad guy. Why not toy with fusing the elements of each incarnation together? Though wise with a danger side (think Jekyll and Hyde), he also possesses a cunning side like IDW. That'd be a good way to make him a loose cannon, someone difficult to trust or follow. As for Slash, I do feel the Nick version until he became a hero was better a villain. He was a mirror image to Raphael if he allowed his anger to fully cloud him. Unless Tokka and Rahzar are in a new series, or at least Tokka, Slash might be better a villain but could grow. Honestly, I see both as neutral. |
Slash has made for a great ally (Archie, IDW, Nick). Leatherhead is probably most interesting when he's playing an adversarial role.
Wingnut is just a wildcard of chaos, and I like him that way. |
I like Leatherhead as an ally, and Slash as more of a villain, though having either one be ambiguous would also open up a lot of interesting possibilities.
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I have no opinion on Wingnut, having only experienced him in the IDW "Bebop and Rocksteady Destroy Everything" mini-series. I don't remember the Fred Wolf episode which I probably saw as a kid...
Honestly, I like Leatherhead as an unpredictable ally and Slash as a former enemy turned ally. Though they're both extremely well suited to be antagonists, I can live with either way. Just tell good stories with them. Kinda hoping the IDW Leatherhead becomes more sympathetic ala Old Hob? |
Wingnut was also part of the Mutanimals in the Archie series and appeared in a ton of issues.
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Likes: IDW, 4Kids, Mirage/Image Doesn't like: Fred Wolf, Nick, Archie, Next Mutation I understand Wingnut has a more substantial presence than I've personally experienced or cared to remember. But in my preferred slice of TMNT, he's just in B&RDE. |
Cy, aren't you missing a certain film series? Or, is it already burnt away? :P
_____________________________________________ I do wonder what it'd be like if Slash and Leatherhead appeared in a TMNT movie as experiments by Bishop or the EPF. It's an odd idea of mine, but I figured it'd be fun. |
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I know, but its a shame. I feel sad.
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Is this like some nerd version of "****, marry, kill"?
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Guess so. I can't really make a call like this. But I will say I like all three best as anti-heroes. Sometimes helpful, sometimes a problem. |
I guess personally I prefer Leatherhead as an ally and Slash as a villain.
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