"Night of Sh'okanabo!": Discuss now or forever hold your peace.

Tora_Chan · 10-31-2006, 12:47 AM

Again, I'm rather late to the discussion.

Oh well.

I thought the rules of monster movies thing was fun, reminded me of Scream. And Sh'okanabo looks like a more interesting villian than the ones we've seen so far.

But I'm starting to hate what they're doing to Splinter. He knows this creepy thing is looking for his sons and what does he do? Nothing! WTF? Couldn't he at least call them on their ShellCells to warn them? If they didn't want them to be warned ahead of time, they should have just have the guys turn them of because they are at the movies. In the old series Splinter would have come to save his sons in such a case though. *sigh* Why did they even bother writing him in if they're not going to use him for anything.

And did we really need another episode focusing on Mikey, isn't "Clash of the Turtle Titans" enough? Where are the Leo or Don centric episodes? And the way they are portraing him is starting to make me dislike him.

Others have pointed out before, it's pretty unbelievable that the culture changed so much in a century. Most of the monsters Mikey listed are from classic literature, how can they be forgotten so easily?

10-31-2006, 12:47 AM	#37
Tora_Chan Thug Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Germany Posts: 95	Again, I'm rather late to the discussion. Oh well. I thought the rules of monster movies thing was fun, reminded me of Scream. And Sh'okanabo looks like a more interesting villian than the ones we've seen so far. But I'm starting to hate what they're doing to Splinter. He knows this creepy thing is looking for his sons and what does he do? Nothing! WTF? Couldn't he at least call them on their ShellCells to warn them? If they didn't want them to be warned ahead of time, they should have just have the guys turn them of because they are at the movies. In the old series Splinter would have come to save his sons in such a case though. sigh Why did they even bother writing him in if they're not going to use him for anything. And did we really need another episode focusing on Mikey, isn't "Clash of the Turtle Titans" enough? Where are the Leo or Don centric episodes? And the way they are portraing him is starting to make me dislike him. Others have pointed out before, it's pretty unbelievable that the culture changed so much in a century. Most of the monsters Mikey listed are from classic literature, how can they be forgotten so easily?