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Originally Posted by newfan
Leo grew through the 2012 series, I am glad he dropped those lines not long after they first started out and he was caught up in being a 'hero' maybe. Anyway yeah he was kinda dorky yet still serious. I don't think being a bit dorky or a fanboy is age limited to kids/teens though. (as mentioned above) and I liked him having that aspect to his personality here.
Andrew does have a point, however if we are talking about the kid versions then I don't think that them acting a little like teens in a kids show with the word teenage in the title is too shocking either. If we had the hypothetical Netflix Series people want then you might expect something else.
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But the IDW comics is doing just that, that series is ABSOLUTELY not for kids but the Turtles themselves DO behave like real life teenage boys. (Michelangelo, more so than the others but still.) The fact that Sophie and Campbell and Matteus Santouloco draw the Turtles so looks-wise they are pretty much the 2012 Turtles (even down to Donatello having a gap tooth) unifies the series with each other.
Michelangelo calming Slash down by giving him candy, I can so hear Greg Cipes' voice with the dialog.
Leonardo and Karai in the IDW series. Again showing that character growth you talked about.