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Old 08-19-2021, 06:41 PM   #15
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Also, consider than in real world those mutants won't look so cuddly or humanized-pretty as in comic books.
I'm thinking more of a Who Framed Roger Rabbit deal when they're be cartoon characters, being just as cuddly as they are in the cartoons/comics.

To be honest in the real world, if such a thing were possible, the Turtles would look more like Tokka than anything else. If you notice, most of other mutant characters like Leatherhead or so mostly look like oversized animals standing upright. Not even the BayTurtles faces look like what we would consider turtle faces. Even the Mirage Turtles look 'bad-ass' and whatever rather than hideous creatures from hell.

Like literally, remove the shells from any version of the turtles and they just look like weird green guys. Maybe lizards, idk, but def not turtles. But Tokka though, he'd still look like a turtle missing his shell.
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