The color bandana choices, do the colors they chose fit?

*CyberCubed* · 03-27-2010, 02:02 PM

This is not about the Turtles all having red bandanas, there's a thread in the movie section about this. I'm asking do you think "they" chose the right colors to reflect the Turtles?

"Blue" seems to have a boyish leadership quality for it, so it fits Leonardo.

"Red" is the color of blood, rage, fire, etc. which fits Raph's personality.

"Orange" is a fun-loving color, so it fits Mike's carefree attitude.

"Purple" was associated with royalty and intelligence, which fits Donatello.

I imagine "green" wasn't chosen as it would blend in with the Turtles skin too much, "Brown" would have been too dull for kids, "Yellow" would be too bright, and "black" sort of has a dark or evil vibe for it, so it fits Slash better. Also, pink is a girls color, so no.

Overall I think they made good decisions.

03-27-2010, 02:02 PM	#1
CyberCubed Overlord Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 43,871	The color bandana choices, do the colors they chose fit? This is not about the Turtles all having red bandanas, there's a thread in the movie section about this. I'm asking do you think "they" chose the right colors to reflect the Turtles? "Blue" seems to have a boyish leadership quality for it, so it fits Leonardo. "Red" is the color of blood, rage, fire, etc. which fits Raph's personality. "Orange" is a fun-loving color, so it fits Mike's carefree attitude. "Purple" was associated with royalty and intelligence, which fits Donatello. I imagine "green" wasn't chosen as it would blend in with the Turtles skin too much, "Brown" would have been too dull for kids, "Yellow" would be too bright, and "black" sort of has a dark or evil vibe for it, so it fits Slash better. Also, pink is a girls color, so no. Overall I think they made good decisions.