Is the mutagen a bit too "magical" in this show?

*CyberCubed* · 11-19-2013, 09:53 PM

It seems like in this show the mutagen can do whatever the writers want it to based on the episode. No longer does it just turn the person into the last animal they were in contact with but it now:

- Mutates inorganic manner with flesh and blood (Cockroach terminator)

- Can give people the power to control Rats (Rat King)

- Can double mutate someone if they fall into it twice (Dogpound/Rahzar)

- Turns people into useless blobs for no reason (Mutagen Man)

- Some mutants don't have the ability to speak, yet others can speak naturally

- Can cause zits on mutant turtles

It seems like in every new episode the mutagen can just magically do whatever the writers want it to for the episode. Are there any "rules" to the Nick mutagen at all? It all seems rather random.

11-19-2013, 09:53 PM	#1
CyberCubed Overlord Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 43,761	Is the mutagen a bit too "magical" in this show? It seems like in this show the mutagen can do whatever the writers want it to based on the episode. No longer does it just turn the person into the last animal they were in contact with but it now: - Mutates inorganic manner with flesh and blood (Cockroach terminator) - Can give people the power to control Rats (Rat King) - Can double mutate someone if they fall into it twice (Dogpound/Rahzar) - Turns people into useless blobs for no reason (Mutagen Man) - Some mutants don't have the ability to speak, yet others can speak naturally - Can cause zits on mutant turtles It seems like in every new episode the mutagen can just magically do whatever the writers want it to for the episode. Are there any "rules" to the Nick mutagen at all? It all seems rather random.