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View Poll Results: Which was the best adaption of the foot battle in the from the comics?
The one from the first Live Action movie 22 73.33%
the one from the 2k3 series 8 26.67%
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Old 04-15-2012, 12:33 PM   #1
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Can't believe this poll... The 4kids version had it all. Splinter catching the arrow and snapping it, Shredder actually being there. Plus new awesome stuff like the Elite Guard, the cliff-hanger ending with the mysterious Guardians.
the cliff hanger ending was cool. Maybe it's the fact that the 4KIDs version is animated and the movie was live action. It kind of gives a more dangerous feel to it in a way. I know there is only so much you can get away with in a kids cartoon but Leo's injuries looked weird to say the least. I mean I know he was out cold but they didn't look life threatening. Raphael in the movie looked half dead.

Though I do like several things the cartoon added. Like April protecting Leo from hun, and then Casey threatening Hun when he moves in to hit her. So badass. I can't recall what April was doing in the movie.

Question does the fact that the right turtle "Leo" getting attacked like how he was in the comics, make the fight scene better than the movie were they gave that scene to Raphael?
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Old 04-15-2012, 12:45 PM   #2
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the cliff hanger ending was cool. Maybe it's the fact that the 4KIDs version is animated and the movie was live action. It kind of gives a more dangerous feel to it in a way. I know there is only so much you can get away with in a kids cartoon but Leo's injuries looked weird to say the least. I mean I know he was out cold but they didn't look life threatening. Raphael in the movie looked half dead.

Though I do like several things the cartoon added. Like April protecting Leo from hun, and then Casey threatening Hun when he moves in to hit her. So badass. I can't recall what April was doing in the movie.

Question does the fact that the right turtle "Leo" getting attacked like how he was in the comics, make the fight scene better than the movie were they gave that scene to Raphael?
It does not matter the turtle that gets hurt as long as its a sense of drama because of it. It could have been Mike or Don if the situation called for it. In this situation it was better that it was Raph because it fit better. In the black and white comics it fit that it was Leo. Some version may come along and it is better suited that Mike or Don were beaten half to death by the foot clan.


April was doing the same as she did in the other two versions, holding/playing nurse for Leo to answer your question,Sage.

The only thing the comics had beyond the premise for an epic fight was the panel of Casey Jones entering the fray.
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