06-24-2012, 12:44 AM
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Meat-n-Potatoes Man
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: State's Anus, NY
Posts: 6,472
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Originally Posted by Powder
I disagree. I'd say it's pretty fair balanced, if not leaning towards villains being more popular. The majority of the TMNT's mutant allies were known from Archie, not the show. There's no doubt the OT was watched far more than the Archie comic was read. I'm sure if I were to ask casual fans they'd remember fellas like Metalhead over Wingnut. The toyline also helped further the popularity of the villains, I would imagine. The same could probably be said of some of the allies but kids also remember the evil stuff more fondly for their "badass" appearances, I think.
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I'm going with Powder on this one. Villains have more staying power over time due to their exposure, making them more memorable and more popular than the turtle friends.
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Originally Posted by Mr.Turtle
o ya? explain how heroes even exist w/o the bad guys fail...
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That's a losing battle and I'd rather be liked.
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