Thoughts on the Nature of Mutagen

trexmaster · 09-25-2005, 03:46 AM

(1) I think that mutagen does more than alter one's genetic code. I think it's also a fuel source for the changes. To grow, an organism must consume enough energy to activate the chemical reactions related to growth. I think the mutagen provides this fuel. However, to transform a rat into an anthro-rat and four turtles into anthro-turtles, a lake of mutagen would be necessary. They must have dumped a lot of the stuff into the TMNT's branch of the sewers.

(2) I wonder why anyone would make a substance like mutagen in the first place? What would its purpose be? And who would manufacture mutagen? Maybe the mutagen was developed by some mad scientist who wanted an army of anthro-monsters?

Do any of you have your own thoughts on mutagen?

09-25-2005, 03:46 AM	#1
trexmaster Thug Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 55	Thoughts on the Nature of Mutagen (1) I think that mutagen does more than alter one's genetic code. I think it's also a fuel source for the changes. To grow, an organism must consume enough energy to activate the chemical reactions related to growth. I think the mutagen provides this fuel. However, to transform a rat into an anthro-rat and four turtles into anthro-turtles, a lake of mutagen would be necessary. They must have dumped a lot of the stuff into the TMNT's branch of the sewers. (2) I wonder why anyone would make a substance like mutagen in the first place? What would its purpose be? And who would manufacture mutagen? Maybe the mutagen was developed by some mad scientist who wanted an army of anthro-monsters? Do any of you have your own thoughts on mutagen?