Leonardo?

[heretic888]

As i said many times before, all of them got injured sometimes.

As I recall, you said that Michelangelo gets hurt the most, not that 'it depends on the situation'.

No matter what I or someone else tells you, you dont seem to give up.

funny, i could say the same thing about you. you havent changed your mind even though i have given a LOT more 'evidence' supporting my postion than you have yours. why would i change my mind for your postion, when you have only one battle in one issue of the story backing it up (and i cited MANY other battles that would support my position).

None of the stories clearly state that one turtle is any better than another.

Actually, only Mike and Leo were the only ones able to injure Shredder in the first issue on one-on-one. Mike beat Raph fairly easily, which angered Raphael a great deal ("You cant beat me, Mike. Not now, not ever!" "Oh, really? You're too cocky, Raph. Pride goeth before a fall, buddy" Good advice). And if i recall correctly in the Juliet's Revenge (which wasnt really written by Eastman or Laird, but still) that Mike "knows he's the best there is". In the River storyarch, Splinter also references Raph as the "weakest" of his students (although i think he is talking about 'spiritual' strength). In the River, Mike is also cited as having the quickest reflexes and movements of them all. Need I also remind you that Mike was the only one in the Image series that didnt end up getting mangled??

And unless you can prove that Laird or Eastman were the ones who did the profiles in the rpg book, it doesnt count. They have only said that they did the artwork, if you can prove that they affected the content il accept your theory, but before that it's just your opinnion. PERIOID.

I'll get back to you on that one. besides, eastman and laird never 'said' they did the artwork for the rpgs. The only proof we have that they did is the art style and their signatures by the drawings. Trust me, if you read the rpg profiles you probably wouldnt be questioning all this: they have a VERY accurate portrayal of the characters' personalities.