Which Mutagen Man had the worst origin? Spoilers

[NinjaMan]

OT, falls to pieces when falling into a vat of unfinished Mutagen. 2012 willingly pours Mutagen burns flesh off, can't talk or move anywhere as of now.

[gobo]

Looks like we've found cybercubed's twin.

[Overlordofnobodies]

I like the new one a lot better. The old one I cant remember all that much but from what I do remember he was sort of normal for the show. This one made me sad to watch him change and hopeful to see what become of him next season.

[DonatelloNinja82]

The OT MM at least had a body, could talk, and shape shift. Timothy, as much as we have seen, cannot. But who knows how he will end up.

[voltron80]

Wasn't Donnie the last thing Tim touched when he pour the mutagen on himself?

[DonatelloNinja82]

Originally Posted by voltron80

Wasn't Donnie the last thing Tim touched when he pour the mutagen on himself?

Donnie's already a mutant...so I wonder if that's what happens when you touch a mutant instead of an animal before mutating? He's like a mutated mutant?

[chrisdude]

Originally Posted by DonatelloNinja82

Donnie's already a mutant...so I wonder if that's what happens when you touch a mutant instead of an animal before mutating? He's like a mutated mutant?

I thought about this when FishFace and DogPound mutated. Because, yes they touched animals, but then they fought the turtles before getting ooozed.

I don't know. In this series, I just chalk it up to the Kraang constantly working on the mutagen. I imagine the formula changes all the time.

[DonatelloNinja82]

Originally Posted by chrisdude

I thought about this when FishFace and DogPound mutated. Because, yes they touched animals, but then they fought the turtles before getting ooozed.

I don't know. In this series, I just chalk it up to the Kraang constantly working on the mutagen. I imagine the formula changes all the time.

Hmm yes, and the fact that they said it's unstable in this dimension...so it's properties could change as well. Maybe the longer it is in this dimension, the more unstable it becomes.

[Allio]

Originally Posted by voltron80

Wasn't Donnie the last thing Tim touched when he pour the mutagen on himself?

What if it was the full body suit that Tim was wearing was keeping him from "getting dna"

[DonatelloNinja82]

Originally Posted by Allio

What if it was the full body suit that Tim was wearing was keeping him from "getting dna"

That too! Very plausable!

[CyberCubed]

I prefer the original Mutagen Man. He also had shape shifting powers, we don't know if this one can do that yet.

[LivingMutagen]

Originally Posted by CyberCubed

I prefer the original Mutagen Man. He also had shape shifting powers, we don't know if this one can do that yet.

The question is who had the worst mutation, not your favourite. Right now Tim can't do anything. At least Gutz had powers.

[CyberCubed]

But Tim wanted to get mutated. The original had Bebop and Rocksteady firing on him on a balcony and falling into a vat of mutagen and having his body parts torn apart.

[RaphAndDonnie]

As far as origins go the OT Mutagen Man had the worst one imo. With Tim, I actually cared when he fell apart, because I've grown attached to the character. Sure it was tragic when Seymour tore apart but at least with his shape shifting powers he got a happy ending.

[NinjaMan]

Originally Posted by RaphAndDonnie

As far as origins go the OT Mutagen Man had the worst one imo. With Tim, I actually cared when he fell apart, because I've grown attached to the character. Sure it was tragic when Seymour tore apart but at least with his shape shifting powers he got a happy ending.

His shape shifting always felt weird to me with that big container suit he was wearing lol. I'm curious to see if he has those powers in this version.

[snake]

The new one, it's dark and sad and makes you feel bad for Timothy.

[Mondo_Gecko]

Both of them had horrible origins.

Poor Seymour was just in the wrong place and literally fell apart after falling in the Mutagen.

But poor Pulvarizer was more tragic because he really wanted to be a mutant and didn't heed any of the warnings, which makes his mutation more tragic in my opinion. Even when I knew he would become Mutagen Man, it was still hard to watch.

With Seymour there was no connection because he wasn't developed. You felt bad for him, but not like you do for Pulvarizer. And I hated his name "Seymour Gutz", I know what the writer intended but it felt more more as a clever joke instead of giving that character any personality or real name for that matter.

This Mutagen Man has a back story, tragic mutation and hopefully will be further developed because there's a lot you can do with him.

[DonatelloNinja82]

Originally Posted by Mondo_Gecko

Both of them had horrible origins.

Poor Seymour was just in the wrong place and literally fell apart after falling in the Mutagen.

But poor Pulvarizer was more tragic because he really wanted to be a mutant and didn't heed any of the warnings, which makes his mutation more tragic in my opinion. Even when I knew he would become Mutagen Man, it was still hard to watch.

With Seymour there was no connection because he wasn't developed. You felt bad for him, but not like you do for Pulvarizer. And I hated his name "Seymour Gutz", I know what the writer intended but it felt more more as a clever joke instead of giving that character any personality or real name for that matter.

This Mutagen Man has a back story, tragic mutation and hopefully will be further developed because there's a lot you can do with him.

Exactly...he's a more sympathetic character.

[Overlordofnobodies]

Originally Posted by Mondo_Gecko

Both of them had horrible origins.

Poor Seymour was just in the wrong place and literally fell apart after falling in the Mutagen.

But poor Pulvarizer was more tragic because he really wanted to be a mutant and didn't heed any of the warnings, which makes his mutation more tragic in my opinion. Even when I knew he would become Mutagen Man, it was still hard to watch.

With Seymour there was no connection because he wasn't developed. You felt bad for him, but not like you do for Pulvarizer. And I hated his name "Seymour Gutz", I know what the writer intended but it felt more more as a clever joke instead of giving that character any personality or real name for that matter.

This Mutagen Man has a back story, tragic mutation and hopefully will be further developed because there's a lot you can do with him.

and this is why Tim is so much better then Sey. I cant wait for season two to see what happen with Tim.

[shredder orokusaki]

Worst orign was the current mutagen man. The 87 mutagen mad could talk, walk and fight while this new one is just a monster that the only thing he can do is to kill and destroy. We will see what will happen to him in the future.